The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

Lille Adam, whittier the auth LUCY AT nd
all joyous and delighted al tho s~artments NO.
vided by Perere, with the security or each uy .i,n.
sion before his eyes, than he gan to sigh for n.
OF Bohemia, and ~ the end Of four days left LII. aaam
ana returned TO bis garrett and the frolic and my
cation enid which he lived in Paris Hundreds OF ands
Ing anecdotes are told OF his powers OF hoAxng tho
manner In which he loved to exercise them The one rea-
tive 10 hs introducing himself as Alexander Dumas 10
the cure OF Nore Dame, and describing himself az
misaioned by bookseller to the good cures bio
graphy in consequence Of the popularity 70 which ne hst
Risen smonsst he people Of Paris aud the oya!
III WHICH ,S he Lived a. the presbysry during the time
~ Contemporary writer the subject Of pleassn.
aese although these Jokes neithsr very respsos
age yet p,ivat dAnglemOnt was generally regarded by
oss.nfon o. me craft as nothing than grown
indeed 70 this that he owed the favor or stretching hs
dying frame on the comfortable bed Of maison de- sants
hope that with pv s, q sa hospital L Us
that race of literary szzaron who ngng their tseat 70
the lowest steps OF the ladder while men Of less tssat
but OF more industry In their profession are made to sup
port them In their apathy and Incidence.
RICHARD TArrERsALL.
We have to record the death OF Mr. Richard TsersalI
who for many years the proprietor OF "The Coroner
London so well known to sporting men Of all casses Mr.
persons with whom his business brought him into contact
his dealings having always been of the most honorable
character he died at Dover In his 10th year.
Nine. DEsBoRpRs vAIMoRE, known as pleasing writer
has DIED IN Paris, after long Illness Her talents
principally devoted to the improvement. Of youth aud her
"conies en- Prose ct en- yers her Gauges do Ia Fame"
and oher woka obtained considerable success. she
born at Douai (Nord) in 1857.
NJ DANcuou the senior Of the notares os'Ffance has
jus. died at Aramis BIssss pyrepess aged 90, in fun
possession Of all his facues He had begun to practice
his profession under Louis XVI
The Bury (Eug) Post records the death Of NJ, STEVEN
FITCH, SO we'll known in archaeological circles as
jealous and accomplished antlqusry.
MIR. Lubouchere Peer.
Mr. Laboucherc has Issued the following address 10 the
electors Of Taunton
Gentlemen Her Majesty having been gracously pleased
to signify her intention Of calling to the House OF Peers,
am about TO vacate the seat Parliament which have
80 long held as your representa- We.
eke leave Of with the ssropgest feelings OF gra-
tuoe and attachment
BY your favor have been member Of the House OK
Commons for about thirty years.
shail always remember with pleasure the courtesy
aud kindness which, during tia. long period have expo
renced from you without distinction OF party well
The generous and cordial support which have received
from my personal and politica friends.
gives me satisfaction to reflect that, q neighbor
may still hope 10 have frequent intercourse with you and
ASSURE you that shall always take interest Ia al
that the good and prosperity Of Taunton
am, gentlemen, four obliged and faithful servant,
sIoKE PARK, August l, 1852 II, LAB0UC9E2E.