New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09

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wherefore she conceived "hnmors Of revenge" which
,he proceeded TO execute IN decidedly cIuaofdihar!
usnDer.
She Published accounts Of the altdge1 outrage
bs,;n m. psr,i,. concerned figured under the most
transparent titles assumed the nom ds pune Oh LauS
Ian. hired bow. TO sell tae obnoxious pamphlets re
viewed tn zeal "Spersnzas" poems perinDed SIT
Williams pocket Handkerchief and soup dish with gar
c wrote abrsiye and threatening letters 70 him. eI
totcd oner and much All Of which this young
lady allows herself whie in the witness box. Inc
London papess publish Their two three columns daily
OF this business End only wait its termination TO in.
prove /, editoriay The general opinion is that Miss
Tr.yeIs is usd-Or bad--and thst the Snrgconocu-
Hst ought to b. more than ashamed Of himself
Mr.. Adams .as received two Populations this week
both CONCENTRATING him the reelection OF Abraham
Ijncolu 10 the Presidency; the 'front.' the Fmancpa
tiou Society boasting such names rs Baptist Noel
Thomas Hughes (au,hor Of School Days at kngoy
Norman Hall. Sir Charles Lyell and S. Lucas The
other from the WORKING az South Iondon-the re-
suit Of the public meeting in tho Lambeth baths spoken
of in former .sor The addresses will be sure to get
re printed on YOU. side Of the wacr hence need ssy
nothing about than Of the occasions only that the
prcsenteIs If both refresingy in earnest and dis
posed t. regard The majer hn6 meaus an idle for
muln. -. -
..Connodore' N.iit ana Miss Minnie Warren Ap-
pear to h. successful in their receptions" have no
paricular tas,e for deficiencies dcformtes OF any
kind bu Il people will 90 and sec dwarfsas will p-ob
ably be the for al ,mcthey can hardly hope 10
find nice. pair thaa these eccentricities Of Nature
A shrevdce little msnnikin than the masculine "1e II
would be difficult 10 hCcy. For dwarfs (whom nave
observed to have procliTty toward ughness} potn
lady and reatieman are prcpossesshg LII appearance
while the Inter is not devoid OF certain power OF
npicrv Mt. Informed friend OF mine that If the
General and Mrs Ton Thumb had proved eonccnial
thu; he would willingly have taken London theaier
so that we have Just missed dwarf play house TO be
opened this Christmas suppose the Thumbs are in
ordiDately proud Of their baby. They have been an
nounced Tor appearance at the Sydenhsn Crystal
Palsce.
The tb.aters Of course are busy with the approach
ing Christmas entertainments Ruy Bias" at The Ly'
ceu has proved 90 great hit that the production Of
Robert Maclre" which was to have been brought ont
on hpxing.night is aGjourncd for the present. Mi,s
Bateman returns 10 the Adephi with the new year to
sppear believe. "a Tuba in the wsarsome play Of
The Huuehhack" At the Haymarket Mr.. Sothern
/, 20 resume "Gsrrick" and Lord Dundreary Married
qua Done OJ. lIt AZ '"o' $500 -
the Strand has been written, hear by that arch pun
man. Henry Byron tia: at the 81. james by william
Brough A.,et no rieoe in particular is expected TO
make mnch of sensation.
Here il joke on antquaries condensed 'rou The
Rodder, worthy Of ranking with Scots " AKIN Drums
Lang Ladie" or Dickens Bin Stumps, His Mark
When the British Association went TO Stonehenge last
Summer. their attention attracted by certain marks
on the under surface Of the mposi Of the great central
trilith vbet may lie regarded as the keys tone to
the temple. Thee were not unlike Roman and
combined and appeared 10 resemble either an asro
nonical rymbo. or some ancient mssOns' marks An
animated discussion took place thereon. Professor
RawlinsGn denicc that the marks con!d DO Any
thing bQ, Roman Observing, however. that he
should not think it necessary TO conclude that Stone
henge was erected az times subsequent TO the Roman
invasion The gentleman who lecturej on Stonehense
went IN for iei- remote antiquity. Put very re
Gently there have appeared rustic school master
pumpkin shepherd Of Salisbury Plain ard q fellow
aborer who distinctly assert that they were present
when the malLs were de--about forty FIVE years ago
Ternysor has lately read Maud" before sclec: and
vory limited a9licncc in this o!ty-on the same
tbOrty. 7. Il O.