The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-17 00:00:00

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Baron James, born In 1792, was the filth and
hal ',arriving son of Meyer Anseba ds Botheshild,
the header et this badly of beaker primes at Prealdort,
sad who died ia 1812. The sow resolved tides of nobility
I. 11116, and were nested heroes by the lawns of
destria in 1921 The beaker just deceased settled in
Parise 1812, sad a few rare after received beta the

Emperor of Arita t►e hie of ConenbOeneral for that
empire is ?rases, which he preserved ow since. The
"swamies* of the Restoration bad frequent rowans to
Rams ;mai for aid, and it was he who in peat pert ad-
eameedteethomand milliese for paying the indannitien to
the fudged& Varier the Milne of July le took an adive p art
is the taw. e,/ the mashy. Daring the famine of 18471 e
wee the abject auttachsin Manna rawhide, and one-of
the am acts of Asepses in the revolution which followed
am* after was the page of him chateau at thareenee.
He seveetheleas remaiaeg is Pa* and having subscribed
a sum of 50,1406. for the victims of February, found the
milder feeling turned in hie favour. One of the chief
Wag works in Prance with which the name of Berea
James is associated is the construction of the Northern
Railway. He she founded, or richly endowed, many
Jewish establishments, among which were the new syna-
gogue, and the hospital in the Rue Mopes. The
deceased Baron was decanted with many foreign
orders, and was Grand Cross of the Legion of
honour. He married his niece, • daughter of Baron
Salomon, by whom he leaves several children living. The
complaint of which he died was inflammation of the liver.
He was surrounded in his last momenta by the members
of his family and a number of intimate friends. He 'pre-
served his mental powers to the end ; and after blessing
his children, had his meet faithful servants sent for to see
him for the last time. He also pressed the hand of M.
Anspach, judge at the Court of Caseation; M. Deb-
becque, vice-president of the board of the Northern Bail-
way; the Marquis Delon, and other members of the same
body. The deceased baron was not only remarkable
as • great financial authority, but he was a
man of unusual natural cleverness and rare
dignity of manner. Hie refined taste and sound Judg.
meat in the arts are of public notoriety, and his noble
hospitality was displayed year after year in • melee olio's-
tertainmeate not to be surpassed for elegaaoe and Mohnen.
With him, as indeed with the whole of his family, obesity
was one of the great moving springs of his seislenes, and
the sums which he appropriated every year to work, of
beaeleasee wwe very amide:able. As a man of business
be was, perhaps, never surpassed for the pasties of his
asp srait, whilst ►i veal and varied expatiates rendered
his opinion in any undertaking of immense value. Called
with *dial "Th. Wag of Bankers and the Banker of
Lugs," he leaves in the high sphere in which he moved
a void that will mot be easily filled up.

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