Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-08-08
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whole country is moving TO do hon
or to the memory of Sir Robert Peel
The House OF Commons erecting /;
monument in Westminster Abbey
The great merchants and citizens o.
London meet on Monday, in the
Mansion House. to consider the most
fitting steps to be taken TO carry out
the wishes of the "city." All the
large towns are busy in subscribing,
meeting and arranging-each town
to have its special statue. At Bury,
the birth place of the departed states
man, the sum OF fl,500 is already
in hand. Manchester has already
$4,000 in hand.
The VIII of Sir Robert Peel--The
following are given as the terms Of
the first Sir Robert PeePs will. AZ
ter entailing Drayton Park, and the
other large estates in Stafordshire
and Warwickshire, it proceeds to
recite sums, TO the amount ofnearly
a quarter of a million, previously ad-
vanced to, or settled upon, his seve-
raj children (not including $4,000
per annum settled upon his eldest
son. and then bequeaths about f600,-
600 more, making the portions of his
four younger sons fI06,000 each,
and those OF his daughters &53,0OO
each. He leaves to a chapel erec-
ted by him at Fazeley, in Stafford
sEire, FL 900 afterwards evoked
because he had endowed it with
lands,) and $4,000 to school estab-
Iished by him in the said village; to
the Infrmary and Lunatic Asylum
in Manchester, and the Lying-in-Hos.
pital in Stafford, flO0 each. This
will is dated July 81, 1920. BY a
codicil of February IL, 1926, the
proportion Of his younger sons are
increased to fI35,000; and Of the
residue, which is said to have excee-
deG half a million, four-ninths were
bequeathed TO the late baronet,
and one-ninth to each of his four
youngersons. The personal proper
ty was sworn at what is technically |
called supper value," which means
that il exceeded 100000, and was
The first instance OF the scale OF du-
lies extending TO such sum. The
probate stamp was fifteen thousand
pounds, and the legacy duties amoun-
ted to about ten thousand pounds
more.
Scene I'm the French Assembly.
The Assembly has been occupied
in discussing the new restrictive
oress-lawS. On Monday, July Sth,
/ "scene" was got up. M. Rouher,
,ne of the ministers, said, in the
course Of his speech, that the revo-
ution of lS4S was a "sad Quneste)
catastrophe" At this word the
whole opposition rose, and, with tre-
nendous clamor, called on the presi- ,
lent to call the minister 10 ORDER
This M. Dupin refused TO do, but
:alled M. Girardin to order instead.
After the noise and tumult, which
asted half an hour, had somewhat
bated, NJ. Girardin, having mounted
he tribune to explain, declared that I
e, for one, would not sit in an as c
emily in which the revolution Of c
february was declared a disastrous q
vent for France, without the spea- a
er being called 10 order. M. Girar- n
in, however, was cried down, and S
escended the tribune pale with an O
er. In the evening of that day, at d
meeting Of representatives. he o
allied upon his colleagues to resign s.
leir seats in the Assembly en- masse, v
the minister was not compelled to n
pologize; but the motion was not \
and nothing has come of
. On Tuesday, NJ. Victor Hugo re-
rred to the disturbance of the pre- o
ious day, and delivered a brilliant q
ration against the reactionists. On y
division on the clause requiring an :;
crease in the amount of the caution q
oney to be lodged by newspapers, III
le Mountain was signally beaten, a.
I'd the clause was carried with H
,clamation. Several amendments b.
ere rejected, and four paragraphs
the first article of the law were a,
freed TO-. On the Tuesday there n
as a repetition of the scene of the 70
.evious day. M. Rouher wished to OF
'eak, but the Mountainwould not ST
,ar him; and, after a "row" OF some su
larter of an hours duration, they vi
# the Assembly, and NJ. Rouher >:
-oceeded. Part of the new law p, ?,
lssed is TO the effect that all leading Z,
.ticles in the journals must be signed -
? the writers.
BATTLE BETWEEN THE RUSSIANS v
SD CIRcAssIANs.-The St. Peters HI
lrg Gazette of July 2, the official m
lper Of the Emperor Nicholas, an OF
ounces tina. two more battles be- OF