New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

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in other words he was very poor-and worked ont
BY the day and month among the farmers in that Sec
ton nearly eight years before he purchased iand or
himself He possessed hardy vigorous constitution,
strong native mind, clear head and remarkable Judg-
ment in all business transactions. AT this time ne
mus. be nearly or quite eighty years OF age. About
the meridian of life he bad the misfortune TO lose Ills
right hand and part Of the arm; ana ABOUT ior years
since lie lost the sight of both bis eyes, ana mas oee
entirely blind snce yet his mind remains Gear a"N
strong, his constitution firm his health good and he
exercises daily strict aud watcbfu care all bis
extended business, He is probably the richest man IN
Chemu,g County, his property being estimated fom
$500 to 81 00O and his large estate sot the re-
suit of fortunate sreculaons, but of earrings, and tho
accumulation Of earnings"
The wife of CttarIe: Caverpo, member OF the
Wisconsin Legislature, attends lin constantly IN the
House and in the committee roomr, because, having
had his eyes impaired by accident, lie needs some
one to read and write for him. lie Is on the iuPofaH'
committees of the judiciary and the banks
1t is cautiously whispered amorg the familiar
friends of both Iaries in Albany, that Mr.. ana MrF'
Burch whose controversy recently created 30 inucn
excitement about the country, are about 10 come
\ together again. 1t was with view OF accomplishing
this cnd that the further prosecution of the controversy
vas taken out Of the Court after Mn. Burch had %.
tsned the custody Of her youngest child, and mrtna
friends are how engaged in efeciing corciation
Il upon the basis indicated
h M. Fecler tic actor, some time ago took on lease
at 30OOf year. apartment on the ground hoor OF ue
bous NJ, 20 rue Nsvarin, in Paris. AT the back OIL
thehos,- il gard ". part of which was specially TO-
n served for b. Feclcr the being for tie use OF the
Cher occurers Dn SATURDAY last Fecher brought an
Bc,ss, before the Civil Tribunal against hs lanciord,
! " Mirsbe Chapbaud, % have the lease declare" nun
ssa void, on t ground that large tree wh'ch stood
= his garden -tcn he hired tie apartment hsd been
ct down, asBd also quantity Of Shrubs and the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that he was deprived of tf pleasure
ofr,ndyioy come parts beneath the tree, ard wP,
Iu,neover poecd ia the rooIns to tic nconvch"h'
glare 81 ss sun. The landlord in reply. Sster express
Jog surpss that the actor should have been N inc
hnli. ofgsIiyipg bis pats beneath tee sad le had
cut down the tree in OmIliance with tc general wis
If TIE og,1picrs, and after communicating win Nine
Pecltar, who made 10 objection. Tie rtr0'ed Inc
dea ofs,y one complaining of having too 1hrch run OF
Egh: 'ir Paris, and sad that te reai reason why
Fechr witbed To be relieved Of BIS lease vgs tfat r.
bed obtained long engagement IN England and '"c
NOT HE to pay such for apartTn N Faiis witch
he ,,cugd not occupy. Tue TeSunal, however, he'a
that ~ grievances II F,ehter rere hgb''"dte, de-
ela-rdhe lease at an end and odorcd;to arSSe'd tc
pay hiil 3OOE
Tv,o of the little English Princess went int
room where a servant polislisg F'oYe-gra'e
ind IN sed on helping he's hitrrsettiDg possession
u The brushes they polished che weans fs-' instead
of The gate. TIE rsaiy 10 thk with con
frgiou for abe could Leave the apartment whou
e,oog1ering Prince Albert. he was attoTHsted Ia se
70 dry an dec, emerging from h,a rooms and mos
nan,ly inquired The meaning Oft. The servant ie'ne
family told him. il roc6eo7hc eara a. The Queen
ard .le WAS seen crossing, a., court leaSng tire ty'
Prss,.s 10y the hand 'oVsyd the ssrys.'s' qnhrtc-s
Her Uacs;y sought out the woman made her dnugiSe
nlk b pardon and ,eut them at o, the nen-es
masry and drers establishment, 20 Tpv,rhase com
p,is ou'iit--dress bonnet, s6awl e,vssS and pre-
lertS cm to the terysnt bon of the arrts they ha
spilled mon her The srtirles we,c pssch.s d 'ssiu
th.r> wn money and consequently their pvppy OF iha
neefri commodity WIS cartaied las.eTTlly; but hi
they. ID they didn't Sr in ths leas,--in far,
rntE.r pless.d them tiau ohorwi,et only achin
the wonans pardon that they ddB-a;ke
" eh interest ID excited IN Pars by tho reror' ,la
NJ j.. Fayrc the distinguished oator aud advocate
ine,-I to speak on AN early Day IN bis place in th
Iegssa i've Corps tie trg0iays, tho jobbingS. tn
Bounse The pots de Uias The d0BS.srs Of ySricns hnd
and toe uious objccu, which dor GONE time past bar
been d fertile theme Of scania 20 tho public sn'
which. rom he alleged connection. Of well-knowI
charae. with some 81 thc.o transa IONS hay,
bruuyll ven tie Govcnmcss' iuiosomc d,srrcdt tn
grant 81 rge salaries and Of -lol,hi rcsidcncesio l'
sreakn, .ninisters-ihe ministers Dsfer0Sy, they
oalled-t. II alec be trea,edby IL hswe.
T. u Jones, the Ohio r., sptog jLss heon here
weeks - lussioued by the Cincinnati bicUds ofMr
Lincoln 6 take lis bust for that oily lie bss had
number a 5iitings and the n0dshne is far advanced
The work ids fair to be worthy the distinguish ed sub
ject and tb2 1rer Acknowledged skill Furtham, tho
leading ia onapbist there, las .eu a res1 picture
Of Mr.. Lg m in the best style q: the2r When seer
in the East he-e striking and nelibe representation
will iemov. he impression there assyaiing to Mr.
Lncon.s -. sona appearance.
1t il sia. thot the Rev. boz Henley Of South
Windsor, Ce.H took up in his pulpit TIE Presidents
proclamation fast on tie Sabbath previous 10 the fast
and w.rhont fading IT, threw it the loor rubbed
his foot acro,ll.., and remarked: Of the Precedent
would 20 dopg,conh and kin rome q; she secessionisis
| wond pray aa3 fast for seven days"
Mr. Lineli e n model husband. For three success
rive nghts, eaoi .ionny with snow, he waited at the
Springfield Ra!.rsa depot for the reuIrn Of lis Wife,
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