New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
PERSONAL.

II Connecticut can boast of originating Brother
Jonathan. Com. Hull An Ellsworth, Lyon,
Mech, lLn-and TO lave trained and brought out
Putnam, Kodger Sherman, an Eli Whitney, "a
Fulton, joel Barlow, Col. Humphrey, ii Col
Col. II David Bushnell, m electric Morse and scores
Of other worhies-sLc il. also lumiliated III giving
o,i.in TO az Arnold J.ierson DAVIS, an Alexander
II. stephens parents Of the two latter men
r,sleuts of Nori1-hiiiingly. The father OF JET.
Davis moved from Blackjack distrct, the north
wet corner Of acknowledgement abou, sxty-tvo
years ago aud it is said settled at first Marietta
in Ohio. whence there was an easy transit to The
then id lands OF Mississippi, about the time Of tie
j, Heron purchase OF Lou.sAHa--nence the name.
The father u a. II. Ihons moved IRON the north
oast district OF North klngworth siXty-two years
ago this coming Sumner, ani fettcd in Georgia.
Probably the President and Vicelrosident OF the
Rebel Confedency were born after their parents left
Connecticut. They have numerous COUSINS now
living in the neighborhood. Tie old gentleman from
whom got my Internationally name Of Stephens,
20 years odwas cousin 10 e-Preeident pheuss
father, and his first wife was cousin TO President
Davis iather. His children, of course, are second
courus TO both lie Rebel Presidents lie traces the
gcneaogy Of these men back seyer.! generations.
lie saws jeff. DAVIS was the son o. James Days,
WHO WA. ,he son Of james Davis-ail Of whom he
en- remember. A. II. Stephens wss the son Of
Israel stephens. ard grandson Of Amos Stephens,
and great grandson o! Amos Stephers-all living
since ls memory No wonder, with such Yankee
element nj tLer head tie deluded souiherners fight
pretty well.
Mr. Boucicault sends the following letter TO be
printed in New-York:
Mo TnElTsR RoT,L ApvLPni(
LoSpoS, teD. }, lto2.
have been informed that paragraph has up
pe.red in TIE ~ T. Tms AMI The Erc7,ag Pot, TO the
eject that hsd displayed tho s,,s aud STRIPES over the
star, Of the idsph London bat the arrival OF the
new. OF tlo Affair." had displaced the as OF the Union
and ri.ed he Confederate colors in it, stead"
This .tacm. 4 from beginning to ond-s pure IN
y,non-aI regret 70 add not the oaiy hsehooi which
hos beeu published concerning IL lie American ucwsIs
pes. HUNDRED. OF smiisr paragraphs were sho~er.d upor
ny successful path while resided IN TIE United States.
took no notice Of them would trouble you to corec
this n, nee had tie sehood been brough, forward ia
IN. Ine.i s,ste, Court With ayicw pre- udcns jury.
L. d..csntirg OF the shove paragraph tho save journal
add that dirng 10y residence In America Tesl lag
fortune wi ca sed to tie generosity OF .he pubic. bel
10 sy that never ed any hi Of the aiud owed 20
own hard labor. my ability 1id coed condnct. II the
New yorA public came ia large numbers 70 my enerisin
they dd ~ because gave Outcs -ue tul 10 tlat
they could dnd ~h"r- ole. should pay hen yef'
bad compliment n huusht othersis-
rei1 10 renal that he .Eercist, very otsIha
s iin.snce upon the age WHEN elcorages rctos 70 pr
rYr tina Ia heir pOir-sou j. 0wg not "ne9 ~
their done hui To The gn-ro,v o The pnhc No p.
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honestly. Why. tHen saouil lie a'ylo be cia ~ -
20 receive hi- honest wages % be- A.t not rsInea ,o
a. Il ho was tn measure iyorrd ~ being paid bt .
hii bon ht tho nuita o. Wis ilbo.i L. ]. O. asr i
before ne Theatrical critic, Who rrocfcs 10 ~ 80 -
kctnos Of public iavol Wit geAt re-leci "i w. -
allow 20 rrr's n.nscnse. With AT your P'"'' J.,.
not intks bad actor o good persn'ae ~, i .
who has, been oolci with d per- .ia.ho"' !" ,, IA,
been gie1fly amuiea. You may deceive s.i. - ~ ,,
bat you yrcss very itl.e the Pupie a. 49,
tud quite cay ,hi' Of KNOWN sold hon o." "'. -
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Iheio t,u,iineuts have always e'f 'e., t 49,
aud they hayo aiued In earning ior ne ln' 'IiE M 2
.'lbturs tbs AI.tllc VIt.f, wto uu ~ $50 ~
p.ndrlc, Of them. shalt continue toi'N' 'ND
with much ainui. lrnt nor ash you ~ AoP 'u 49,
tions within bounds ui H. as Ia tie ptrs'n, IS ~ -
tho very wide ,c1ss claimed by those l'9as ~,
/ of nlsIcp Ioirntailou. b''N wv
The lth New Hampshire Regiment has just
Completed heavy lob oi sboreIinS al feE' h'!"'