New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
Personal.

daughter OF Dir. fTanNliD Il"'ho' i'o'"i"S "
johnson street, she being then under twenty-five
wears of age, to which he pleaded notgni'y a pai'
tial examination has taken place, ana Houu 'ie wi
6snce IL appears that Mott is married man ano
rented APARTMENTS of the complainant, Mr.. Clarke,
3,bich were occupied by himself and Wife, On the
.;-b, of Monday. December L. be took Mary Eliza
~ who appears 10 be about eighteen or nineteen
.ao- # occ away from the house OF her parents aud
f-]gel her for the night in a notorious house in Elm
.s,.s,i. Ncw-Yorb, kept by Mr.. Bowers From
ei -1lcs he removed her TO boarding house in Liv-
inrsloaer.. Brooklyn, where be paid for her board.
While there Mary Elizabeth was married 10 a soldier
o. sailor named Lum, and strange TO say, the cere-
ro,v took place III Motifs Office, without The knowl-
e,ee or consent Of her pa,ens. Mott protests limo.
eerce that be acted from the best motives, and from
soicilude for the girls happiness and well doing
Tie correspondence between AreS bishop Hughes
aud Bishop Lynch of South Carolina, which was
xrn;ed sooe months ago in THs TRIBUNE r>as been
rerabisttd in lie AoFd the Jesuit journal Of Paris,
where both letters are credited 10 lie Archbishop,
ard are made the text of a defense of Slavery and
,e rebellion. Following this. niSarprebension, the
res-vq' 2e, Dlbais makes severe attack upon
anis singular dissertation which we hsve not been
abe 10 rad without found disgust Il Monte
$be only Partisan jouraal which has dsJed to adj
rsorate tie cause of tie rebels the cause OF Sv-
eg. All the other journals which have spoken IN
ias0r OF the Southern Confederacy have declared
dol Slavery is not question in tie war, and that
te United States is as certain to support and con-
tinue 70 as the rebel Government.
The Rev. Thomas u. Anderson, ID. D., has ac-
septed the call of the Figt Baptist Church of this
civ. ard Sunday before last he closed a thirteen
,e..s connection with Tie Church il Roxbury, Mass,
cro. aratorv 10 assuming the duties Of his new po-
4 on. Dr. Anderson cones to pulpit second IN
;r,,o-,ance to none in the Baptis, denomination.
Having inst recovered from severe illness, 1t If
10 quite certain when he viii begin his work III
Ner-Iork.
The late Count Portales, Prussan Minister 10
France. " nose death WAS announced by late foreign
arrivals. WIS about 50 years Of age at the time OF
~ death. In 1852, he visited tue United States,
slayng here two years. on tour IN search OF pleas
NE and Information. He wac accompanied by NJ. ).
l.. Iotrch. a warm personal friend, and made many
sccuaiutances in this city.
TIE late MI Parker Jacques Of Newbury-what
& now Newburypot, however, died aged 81 yesrs
a,d months. His father Lad lived to be 81 years
Cd. OF his children eiz are now living, tie Oldest
81 and the Youngest toward 20, wlo,e average age
s. - years. We believe, says The N0rJuTyPoH
Hraia that they all in good health, bidding lair
% fila measure OF days equal 10 ,belE father or
grandfather.
Mr.. Charles Astor Bristed ssys, in IItLkes's
Sg.rit Of the Tines, that in 1852 in Paris he bet
smother American gentleman s. 900 that Louis Ma
ro.ecn would not be living on the ninth anniversary
oftie couD d. ttqt. Tee parry betting in the aiirma-
tive insured Napoeons life in an American Com
pany Tor the amount, by paving ! FER cent premium
On Dec > last the insurer WON his BET.
Some Of the members Of the congregation of S..
Netaels Church, High street, Br'oklyn, surprised
II cir assistant muister Christmas morning, by
rreserting him with check for bundled dollar.
Tb. i: ore Of the many very pleasant ways Of ark
4n the reason that has Of late years been introduced
Tho Drke Of Bucc,euph is formally put forward
=, the Conservative candidate for the Cbahce'of
min Of Cambridge Uuiyorsiiy. IL Is expected tDa
ale Liberal party will unite on Lord Paimc'0'on
Tie election was 10 take lace Oh tie 5isi uit'
Madame jerome Donapsrte II stil residing il
Baltimore. IL is said that fbe enjoys good hesth
aud though vergine uron fourscore years has hand
a. pretty cheeks az plump, and sAlh as Id" "s
goung girl Of seventeen.
The friends of the Rev. w W. Christine, pas
cor of the Union.stIeet NJ. T. Church in the City Of
trenton. y. j., made him donation witt on tho
nth Of December, amounting to slo2 oO-slOi u
vac in cash.
The new Governor appointed 10 take charge o.
,.,ace Leopold of England is Lord Roheley. The
.rince who has be en- IN tie South OF France, " al
mo, summoned to Windsor on the ocoation Of hi
9stherA death.
The Church Journal rays that the Bishop o.
KHla'oe, Ludlow Tonson Baron Riyertd4le, ID dead
a. the advanced age Of IS. lie Wac en- Episcopal
aoLodv." Ineverent Church Journoil
The Rev. DR.. Betbune, who ia now in Europe,
las been invited by the American and Foreign
Lristian Union, to take charge of the American
chapel in the city of Rome.
John X. Lincoln, one Of the rebel prisoners at
g. Louis Ii a cousin Of the President, and wealthy
citizen Of Clinton County, No.
d U. Martin, the wberry end berry man, il
snow in California, and subsiss almost entirely ON
apes and apples.
The Empress Eugene will sperd The Winter a,
&C ard Monaco. A villa has been pieIare for her
Ii ar Nice
| -Eliphalet Case has resumed the edi,orship of
/ ne Portland Me. Adse,t.ser, after an absence Of
sixteen years.
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