New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

suffering VIII a severe headache
Pierre Sou,e having become d.svrs'cd Will
She S,a' .rplrs lccarsf thcy were d.t1f.1 lrl af
t.e SDrt.er.ors because tiD r.fc ,.c.oI.ons. Dol.
gore 90 TIE city of Mexico 10 practice Jaw. all cgIl
VA. Ais .,t.u.-f.oac philosophy.
! Quackenbu-h d Co.'S dry goods store. ~
Troy. y. T.. was hnr 'sou,y entered fho nlcf ai q
aud UC0l worth OF ,.ik- clIlsd ol less t.n trr'
months since The saur store aas robbed or; si.,
worth T.! goods ia tie sle daring 80 iuseAl0ua lllu
nef.
4 letter from Houston. Texas, of a Late date,
srys nn 1900 Rebel toopf mostly " s.our ans. ar'
nov on their wy Ca &rrIoo. Drdcf Gen. slrlr ~
Offer their services % haNm.lan. The siltrme.
is doubtless untrue. We dom believe a wood Of IT,
Soon after the war broke out, while ho va.
vet hgn ln military ftputo m tho Subj E.luior III
.aii. 'Whcn reach Mas"chuec't'. my h.st 200 sn.i
Le la blow Plymoutn Rock ont of cx'.i'rcni nat VII
be the greatest aud hap.ie.t moment nay hie.'
A 81, 900 race between horse and steam
carriage e NewlIagea Conn. lately resulted in tar
signal defeat Oftbe latter But tcy aTc puI, ~ b.
TIE speed q tho locomotive.
Lord Broualam Is VERY anxious 20 havo the
Cuban slave tred sio-pj. BIZ hc vas not ai nl afr-
i1ls % have the Re- o. . In ikcll attempt q" csiabs!
al empire with slavery MS tAr ohicf corner stone.
Benjamin Brown Of Waterford. y. Y. .n bis
esih year is .pid 10 DO the oily mAu living VINO ac'l
sly bore arms during iho Revolutionary War Ie
FOUGHT In tie defense Of New London. Do September
l7sl
boy went into bis mother parlcn,a Rich
mord Va. the other day, 10 plck' tomaf.el when Ae
rr. bitten by snake causing lis toith Ina ,cw
hours.
The Italian army, which on January 81, 1883,
cOmprfod lej oic rs ard ~ OIJ Len had on Dccou.
Dsi 3ilso, increased 90 ,,J-l ocer alI A. lOyrnlA
aud l.r.
jams L. Clark Of Matte, Mass, d.cd lar'
week leaving three sepaiate and ditrilc, Nidows TO
mourn l.B loss. As. a consequence, there Ia little
trouble ~ settling tlo e..ate.
An unfortunate German t. in Jail at Dnhu1ue.
Town, who was made crazy by tho inhley OF hs D. ID,
\ mcndicant well known in the noi,ahorhood
Of TIC Church Of TIE Madeline para. addressed TO-
friend az lsi.lJ the foio.inr irIcfi.tle apoe.l
am PjJr, Monsieur, but ava religious. ! want Ia
one oi TIE SAVING yntuos have Fnti, / have hope
II remains with you to ave lne Charity"
James jenkins Of Dorchester, hanged himself
on Monday; through melancholy nhd mobilization on
account Of bcils crested lor dIunsonncss
1t isallcged that it has been determined 70 70.
move into ob.curty tho bust OF the iat. *
join Tyler hitherto standing ia the Virginia state
Library.
Many Of the inhabitants Of Southwestern
Missouri are living on giccns. slippciy.em bsrs and
roofs.
The difficulty Of acquiring tho English Ian.
guige, which foreigner must experience 10 we'll ilns
5raicd ~ Tie iOlow ~ questions did You ever sec
person pare ample pear Nih pair ~ scissors =
1t is remarkable fact Tat electricity tr.ycls
so rapidly that 10 mas DO sent through cuupovdrr
Wit ont igniing il. anc % is only wien The ourrct Is
reared tl.i "h emo 'Dn T. iilee. JAc qrOsre.s
of electricity is saiiier tcn that u light bong aho.
tGo hundred m.ics a second
The wife Of Edward Quinn was burned 10
death nj R0ndout y. v, day two since. b, pour.
ing kerosene nom eau upon lighted paper.
Col. James 0. Nixon, formerly editor OF Tlel
q. o. Crescent who took prom iucnt part IN q war
aud "a 4 IL .l.t Tu.i
the coming Autumn
Matilda Heron, the actress, has fallen heir to
SIS OOO by tho death Of Il brother.
At the celebration OF the Fourth in Norwich,
Conn some of the last Of the MohicaAs" at tie
grave Of uncGs.