The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

DAN AoDA1
the hrst marriage ~ William Sheldon with the mo
tber retiriorer vaid marriage and the peu
uouer the issue of such marriage and ~fui ner OF
bs father, seems actually to have recovered piece OF
Mi. impossible not IN sympath,ze with struggles
founee like tbeee Int the trials Of 1898 and 1862
have oeire enter though think ourselves bound
tce 10 observe that the Judges before whom the
case came for hearing expressed very decided
~, sposd ommi,'iDs, however these cousd-rstion.,
sud pssspg over, ss the petitioner himielf nov
esss appear . sa'dship that . man whose iesi'i
n,scy-sss, ming, Of coa-se, that the New York
piece of his birth, should be deprived Of his status
~ soch events have related he vas neither an
alice irgsims,e he was entitled to succeed to the pa
mory OF his family al the death OF his father nearly
ssy year. sgo The Law OF which In this he would
the victim the loss or the estate obviously bene
that he taken to its occasional opera
fr wrong Better that examples OF suoh hard
snip thou occar now snt then thaa that the settlements
Of years should be iutermipabiy liable to disturbance.
f the legitimacy OF the petitioner Is question apart,
I'D n this poirl has been really and completely de
cided by the New York trial, undoubtedly seems
e.rsrs nys.,saop but with impsr &c. kno Wedge Of
ar rhonld be suffered IN Affect him without remedy
point here such strong and such landabe feelings would
psrsly he entertained The House Of Lords decided In
isosoouhless sth correct judgment 10 the Law then
considered that the proner, the issue Of marriage
afser his birth, d been legidmAtsd Bat,
a. ITd c,sy sta,d lat night be nov comes for ward and
pfeser. that there marriage Of his parents prior
hs bith ard that has been held valid, and himself
legitimate. In the place whsre was solemuized. This
certainly appears for npathy, and should hope
~ redress notwithstanding The difficulties lich
Induced The Lords 10 refuse coumee upon the subject
Death Of Mr.. Do.xi.s Jerrold.
from the London hines, June l0.l
We have IN announce the death OF Douglas Jerrold.
Mr.. Douglas Jerro'd vas In great measure what may
be styled "se,f educated" man. ami the celebrity he at
ncd with evcvy caas OF his countrymeu that s capable
spprecSng intellectual worth may be cited among the
many that show hoe distinct the path fame
fc any Of sho~e beaten tracks OF instruction that time
spd usage have prescribed. He born IN Londen
81 o. JsDuary 1905 and 70 the fact that his father
.~ manager of ,he shecru~-s .hesse NAV be attributed
,scr.se Of the greater r'ion OF his life However.
hi earliest expressed passon fo.tered doubt by tue
ar, ar ma'itime hfc. and he obtained q midshp
ukDt appoin nent thr.agh the good Offices of Captain
sasen, brcshe, Of Mss Austen, the novelist With the
ear epded his nautical career, aud, on quitting the
ervoe, he apIreniicea IN n prin,er a. London His
esuFe hourr d. voted to self instruction. Shaks
r frcischusr shion he droppcd into editorial boz Of
~ uswvpspey, on which be vss empo cd . 90 mpou
rsr,ss Sss.o1s ., b., Literary labor. TO
nan led over 10 hin 70 be nut In type and shortly ser
appeared esorAi soliciting o,ner couti
but'oa- ron the unknosn correspondent
psct eyed sasan," finally produced at the Surrey
hesre unccr the manage OF ur f1hston aud After
ne a 81 be- srsmse so pss
oced BY number Of rces 10 which he old no, anK mis-
name, and whch we're certainly mot worthy the obi
The " Rent rsy,' and these two works Dos stand =
The classics q tbeir respective kinds That tendescy
ss "r ,ss esa.. y ne sss s,a 70 aucs
his nsgna 700 against the orres-ors IN high acs. was
rAiny manifested In these cartier productions The no
sailor who 10 strnced 10 he hanged ~ the ya'darm
be b,co offered his wife, and
the fcoes farmer Who moa unworthy victim Of toe
Z. q dsre rsrsser'ec ,ho.s peculiar objects Of sym
ibcse ,wo productoas, " BACK eyed susan" and ire
isp, lay, stamped him 81 once ~ the mot popular
others, who could command me SURFACES OF the
multitude Bu,, having secured she favor Of the
Ss lee. las sNsi G.ysss.s perhaps IN. mos. dc.
sss', nay &c . ss,s @ s'aSs.,sd ss %
Of hi, psrsnnasss ne qsiss PIC, are
ground rss n. ass css-s: nay .. naked ss. min 10
popularity 70 Bsct Eyed sasas, and tue " Rent Day.,
;H ssr y. :s: ss ?. ss toe q
~s,ch ne sushor In his sssr drsasuc sorks Was sos
Sss woss. woossss sss . ms sassl.. o. b.s.
nod cclsersssd we're p~cdaccd 10 the later pa Of
nassn, soccs.s achieved ~ h,s FORMER we shAn
20 too far we designate Mr.. Douglas ysrrolc ~ The
As 2, The truly nnsn.s are S ns,ss =, n, r.o.
have ben achieved In The revcdcAi pssncsuoss OF the
asy me pare. .hch be ee,ec.sd under the ,.s Of
and The .Caude Lccsarcs," which accelerated tie
rising popularity q rw.oA specimens q minute
Ne painting that ey be sarpa ned Al the time
when these famous lesurs~ IN o pabloaou
there heDpcckcd husband 10 the uuited Kingdom
wbo dio snatch no ITnoA every weet 10 contemplate
his msfortunes "reilsi ~ zso." For the lest fee
years Mr. Ic~rod chiefly ooouytcd a. the editor Of
Ecvfs Ueelfg N,4spap~r, and, BY the custom % the
Eng sh pre>s his IND vidushty could logger oe
expressed dstincty IN his earlier works Bat there
character In watch Mr.. Douglas Jerr,la
always pfe-cmnent AMI that 40 he social wit The
Oh utpe.- Of Mr. Jerrolds satire has caused many per-
o. attribute 10 him charscier Of mi-anthrnplc III
nature, but q cgregioas mistake CON.
mf,ed The large hxhs Blue eye of DorgtAs Jerr I'D
beamcd nothing but bencvoleDos and 10 esprcssioo
The feeling OF ms hear, fally ,onced
Mr. Jerrod died Kiiburn PROXY. 10 the arms OF his
eldest son, and retained hts inielect IN wLin fee
minutes oi bis death.
Amalr~ Gen ters1a.
TIE TRrATv Win nSoLANp--Irs PROVISIONS
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