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evcu,s which csaeos take pi.re ~HL.r,,
home TO nations besrt With that ,,
sa.lDess which /, remembered ot.e- .,.l
NO corner Of the earth lat viii b. s,,...
tidingx Filling The histrs .ud u
station in public opinion. d.; 49, pei e..
occupied by . mOrtSl-iss I.si.a!,
~ith the birth anal progrcsi 4 ,',- -,
which have placed th,s age Ia 81 uu-..-.
advance Of every o,bcr. ansi ~L.,h h.s-
new tone TO the political sspcct 60, Sc .f.
death of the purcs and most eo,.., .,e,, ,.. b.
Of his t,me-wili startie Wit, IL, eo,h-,.'
own d-grnerscy the Prga,s.r ATARI, :,
France, and the tottcripy idal. ysl.l.tA
tiSm ~,Ii cxuit la hhc renov.I forever
scene 81 hfe, Of the inoosIug;,tlc i..,...,-.
sway Of whose holy principles m.I. a.
aud tremtlc ON their lofty thrnc.
The particulars % this ncllncAo'. .,,..
says the Journal Of Commerce. are e-.t,..4
IN the annexed leiterfrom our eorrespos ,..,
LsfSysfts 10 no n0ys.-The LFa.e. tie f...
the generous, the patriotic herr "a -.
the morning Of the 10th, at quarter b.f >,
i've o'clock. Ills illness vns at .r.' r,r,.,-
ingly slight, and no one calculate ,5or ..
lamsatable result lie foiiowe4 lso Tsu.,,.
Of Duiong TO the grave, and II Is bricy-.,s.f
he then caught a cold, which, Gx,us u.a
lungs, has caused his dissolution. I!ke,..
ming. who suffered 10 the sane way. ATE,
tending The funeral Of the Duke OF Yor.. l..
fsyeits owes his death To an ai;eniane, :.
the tomb. lie vas in bis seventy ..v--,
year, having been born on the 6Lh Il ;, =.
TENDER, 1857. lie was attended by Dr.. l.
dral, Aajorlin. cloqaet, and several oyss-
eminent medical characters, who sp to
18th gave u as their opinion, thst thar 49,
trious patient would recover.
Ca the l9th Eve Of them issued a bul.,-
descriptive of his state, and anticipat!ns
recovery. Bur IN the course Of the nisa,l
most material change todk place, his brca,
ing became very dif5cuit, and when an "a =
was making TO apply . blister 60 hi, eAe,.
he mildly observed that IL would te Of >,
avail, and soon afterw ards expired N O..
arms Of George Lafayette On the l9lh coz.
siderable sensation Was experienced a. y.
Chamber Of Deputies. 1t the prospect q =,
dissolution Of their venerable colleague. A..
VI. DuPin IN the course Of tho morning. t.,
addressed the Chamber -" According &,
wish expressed By several deputies, tesi q.
doubt but that Ae Chamber will author.
me 10 send, IN iu name, 10 make eE,.r.,
relative TO the health OF our illu,trioa, g.
ieaste-Gsn. Lafayette. Numerous er,
Of yes" yes" "Ihaye already,
the President "sent in my Own name"
This distinguished compliment Is genera,
reserved for men,bers Of the RoyL Faml,
aud therefore can be the more appreeia,,.
when applied TO thu departed. The loho.
Ing Mas the reply tsthe message Of tho cha=.
Der -
"Mr President--All my family feel rra,.-
ful for the interest the Chamber Ia. 30 nm.
ly taken IN my fathers health. ! hsr. Ne
satisfaction to inform you that there i,
slight improvement in his situation. H.-,
the kindness, MIR. Presideat, TO pre,es, n.
homage OF our respectful gratitude to tie
Chamber-and accept foe yourself the 49,.
rance Of my very high consideration.
(SdSned,) GroAeE LATAIETTI.
This note was loudly cheered BY n.a-'r
every member in The Chamber, but, unhaprs
ly, this JOY was Of but q short duration. n
on the next day the President thus annous.
eed the death Of their colleague ~ have
the affection OF announe ing 90 the Chsuis.r.
the decease OF The Honorable General Law.
elite. lie died this morniag at Eve o'coet
] shall now proceed TO draE the names Of .,
members Who shall aitend his funeral, b,;l
have no doubt bus great number Of n. CT.
leagues will consider Il . duty 20 accomp-fy
his remains" Dir. Dupin MAS very nue.
Affected while addressing the chamber. az
80 also was severed Of its me mbers. H., ~
H'e"N w 1IahcoS DelesSfrt move.
that the President should be instructed %
write letter 10 the Generals family e1yrrs-
sVe OF thcAprosound grief felt by the Cti--
Der for the great loss his collie sSues ast = 4:
entire OF France bad experienced
This was snstantly seesded 60, and a.
Chamber susroSsded its oceetinaa for 81,
hour. 80 that the letter Of condolences .hcr /.
be Immediately written. A Corneil Va, IA
at the Thuiileries soon after his demise. Z
The purpose OF agreeing IS 70 the necessity
calling out the National Guard, and perm.
ting them 10 attend the funeral Of thsiI ae,-.
ted ehiefiain. II 10 not yet knowa what tts
intentions 81 die Government are, but II ,
believed that they will not 10 any way ir....
iere. One account that I have seen, .,,,r,
mai he will have public funeral. and IN
The two sons ofLoHis Phillipe will be orLer,4
to attend as chief nourbers. If 50. wi,i.
moekery will this be, ThIs Monarch ~,
could insult, and attempt 10 disgrace Lsf,r.
elite during his life time, IL now arnorg.t n.
most afflicted At his death, and would hsv.
w believe that his tears are proof. Of ~ 50.
eerity. sm not 50 eredulous. fer 1 firmly
conceive those tears-to be tesr, Of J8y -
Louis PHILIPPE always dreaded LAFAYETTE. ~
was afraid 81 Che immsnse power Which es
veteran bad always al eommMad. Ne Is r.,
Jo'oed a. muol. u not more 70. than BE- IS
when no heard Of the denise Of Young Ni-a
leon. lie now inagines that Two rousrfs.
factions will be aunihilated- thai Of The . o
pure, IN the death OF lhs Duke Of Re,ehsiss;
That OF tho Republican, 10 The deeease q
Lafayette.