New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-21
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

taken Mace. In July last Scotch Judge dec'ueu
sgs;nst the claim of Theresa LoDgworth 70 De con-
.dared the lawful wife Of Major Yelverton, ana IN
toro- of the other wife. The case was then ap-
oo,d and that decision has been reversed; 80 that
Thsrosa I,oncvorth is now Theresa Yelverton, and
oba who was acknowledged Mrs. Yelyeron TIL THIS
I.o, decision is allowed 10 resume her maiden name.
She IN her turn. appeals TO some court or other, and
in due course of law we shall have another uecSion
Maanwhile. Theresa YelvertOn, nee LOngwortb, the
heroine of this celebre has authorized tue pup
LEGATION in an Edinburgh paper of the correspondence
between herself and Major Yeverton, and has ac-
companied the same with preface written by her
self wherein she says that she has suffered such IN
iusce through the publication Of bits of the cores
popdepce. often twisted by malignant commentators
out of their original meaning, and always requ'rl"s
the aid of the context TO explain them ru'hiu.''
that abe has determined to put forth correct euo"
Of the letters; and she concludes by saying Ill
iieve the purer the mind of the reader 'ue icP'
will he fopnd in Them" faint idea OF the force Vi
the ladvs .tyle may be gained from the following
.sntence wherein she refers 10 the interpretations
ON, unon whist she wrote She says: Hence,
sm;d 8 hornets nest of ommentators-irendly
bnnolers. crotchety and one ideaed sympathlzers,
foul instructors, and hoary headed malignan's-
dissertation and stupidity have done their worst
Some Of the beauties Of the English workhouse
,vsem occasionally come ont in the journals OF the
country. Not long ago man in suburb OF Liver
,ool calling 10 see his sister st her lodging, was
taken seriously i'll, and could not re nm TO his own
home; after being nursed where lie was for few
DAYS. he grew so much worse that the relieving Of
,,IfaIt bO Orde
attendance; the order was presented to the medical
officer of the workhouse at his residence and the
urgency OF the case was stated he positively reused
50 90 till the next morning, this being early IN the
evening The next morning the man was oead'
Some investigation was had, and the doctor alleged
In excuse that the order had not the word "urgency
written upon it; against this the relieving oihcer
stated that the word was omitted because the ply
scsn had especially requested that i'll all dases sent
10 him after bis dinner hour the word should not pe
added to the note. This the doctor stoutH denied
aud the relieving officer as stoutly readiredt There
was no doubt however, that the MAJ died, and The
editor Of The liverpool Post thinks it only ore 'use
sfmsny
A person laboring under the name of Mr.. Como
Eeyill owns a large place at Melbourne-CuI )h
England. He boasts Of long line of ancesi y, all
Of ON have been for a course Of years buied IN
der the library in bis house; this house sdons the
Parish Church and the burial place refer9ato has
grated opening into the befry, past which opening
All the congregation must 60 whenever they enter
the sacred edifoe. The collins are placed ON level
with this opening, and, altoget err the arrangement
Of affairs il well adapted to breed pet .encd. The
rector Of the parish, an old man, much boHored OF
al buried one person il this vault, under protest,
and refused to bury q second one there, soma Time
later on the ground that the health Of his ptrsh-
toner's was likely TO suffer. The bishop Of the do
esse ordered him 10 bury the body in that vault and
nowhere else he declined 10 obey the bishop, there
npon the Court of Arches was applied 20 by NJ.
Cosno NevlI Hnd sh. old rector was suspended for
eighteen months and condemned TO pay the cOste.
Prom recently published report Of the Royal
National LifeBoat Institution we learn that, during
ths wear 1862 3l6 lives have been saved and II
vessels brought into port through the sgency Of the
Ieboats of the society the boats also went OF forty
three times in reply to signals Of distress from vessels
In danger, but which had in the mean time escaped
BY other ways. Rewards amounting to over $500
have been voted to the crews Of the tebosts during
ne year. the Institution has, moreover, id accord
snoe with its usual custom, acknowledged by large
have frequently incurred great risk IN going TO the
rescue Of the shpwrecked. This society has, since
ito formation been the means Of saving II 800 lives
In rewards 81 gold medals, 7lS medals Of silver, and
$4,000 in money have been given; $685., 600 have
been expended boats tTansporting-carrlages, and
lighthouses. Tie number of boats in constant readi-
ness is one hundred and twenty-three.
"A few weeks ago, an outbreak occurred among
the female conyicts of prison near Perth, Scotland
On Sunday morning, while three hundred Of the
women were assembled in the chapel of the insttu-
ton, the service wa1 suddenly interrupted by sue
cessioa of such noises az only vulgar and roous wo
men can make; tho creatures overpowered their fe-
male warders at once severely njuring one of them
The male officials of the prison being apprised Of the
state Of affairs took the matter in hand, entered the
chapel prevented all egress and then commenced
firing shots from their revolvers over the heads Of
the women this, being continued for some time, had
the effect Of quieting the termagsnts Vigorous
measures followed, and thus a concerted general
outbreak prevented.
During the month of December, while the opera
Poiuto was in course Of performance at the San
Carlo Theater Naples, some Of the audience found
u necessary TO hiss artist who was unpopular. In
the midst Of the excitement caused by this some per
Sons, anxious 10 create disturbance, threw from
one Of the upper circles Of the thester little pieces Of
paper on which were inscribed 4" Viva Garibaldil'
having over them small portrait Of tho hero AT
eight Of these, the entire audience broke into eDthu
siasn the orchestra was forced 10 play Garibadi's
Hymn, after which the disorder increased 30 much