New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
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been wounded at an advanced posi- oeioio WV
tower in the Crimea ball had penetra'eu u'lousu
bis forehead making a clean circular opening VI '
size of about one-franc piece; The man 'lu' u0N
fell down from the parapet, hight OF iee' a"u
taken 10 the nearest ambulance IN su'e VI n''on'i'
bilty which lasted ~ hours Eight uA. aoi NO ""'
Skinned of to CvnstaDDople, where DC stayed lou,
months in q military hospital. However DelDg wen
provided il would seem, with the organ OF oonoau'e-
meas he asked and obtained permission to return TO Inc
C,;mes. although his wound was in full suppuration.
He subsequently fought at Trastir, and aferward re-
,urned 70 France where he contDu, in the army, Dst
without being employed in any active service Oh ac
count of the state Of his health his wound suppurang
az before At length in February 1857 he entered the
Hotel Dieu and placed himself under the care OF DR..
Jobert who, upon examination, found that ball was
still lodged inside his skull this, with variety OF pre-
cautions was successfully extracted aud the man s
perfectly recovered. The BAH had remained In for
space of p months.
Prince Humbert, the heir TO the Kingdom of United
Italy and youth whose prospectsin life are only sur
passed by the young heir to the British crown has
been passing with younger brother the recent carn'ai
at Florence, minglpg with the people freely.
Florence correspondent writes that the people seem
to have been pleased with this visit Of the children OF
their new sovereign although they were not able 10
discover any promise Of intellectual superiority, {"
manly beauty, which would make them feel promo OF
them. Prince Humbert, who is now about eighteen
Is undoubtedly a sufficiently good boy, and will make
resoute man; bat his face is likely TO become, in few
years,even coarser and uslier than his fathers
During the year 1859, H3 persons were
drowned in the State of Massachusetts 100 died
from burns and scalds e. from fractures and
contusons 10 were accidentally Poisonedi IL suiio-
ca,ed and % died by violence the causes of which are
not stated During tie five years ending in 1883, no
less than l49 persons were drownedin Massachusetts,
and 1876 burned or scaded to death. In addition to
these there were 236 accidental deaths-lS9 not
classed There were exactly the saue number u.s. OF
houc les in the State in 1858 and 1882 and the whole
number in the five years ending in 1853 wa 100.
Tie Rev. James Hobart, Congress ational Minister
at Berlin w. is row nearly % years old, yet fully as
active ss men ordinarily are at 20. lie preached bis
rst sermon April &c, 1885, and has been in the actve
work of the ministry ever since, making ministerial
life only two months short Of sxtysx years. He was
pastor Of the Congregational Church in Berlin more
than thirty years. Then, having attained to nearly
three sore and ten, lie was released from pastoral
care and las since occupied himself a missionary
His bodily health is firm, Lis voice strong and his
lromptness to meet On appointment would he an honor
10 young minister 1t is not unusual for him to Walk
four or five miles on q Sabtalh morning preach twice
and then walk back TO bis home. Within year and
bali be has walked fifteen miles to fulfill appoint
ment 10 preach. Since be 90 yeas old he walked
seven miles one Sabbath morning and preached in the
forenoon then five miles further and preached IN tie
afternoon, then five more and preached again.
The Rev. Joshua. Taylor died in Portland, Me- on
the Goth inst after illness Of several years. lie
was in the 9th year Of his age Father Taylor las he
was universally called was for many years minister
Of me MetLodf denomination, in biz early life travel
ing in the connection through the rough circuits OF
ltine and in later years officiating as local preacher
He also acceptable teacher Of youth in Portland
for many years lie was chosen Elector Of President
aud Vice-Presdent in that District in 1921, on the
John Quincy Adams ticket, after hard eontesi-hs
competitor beng the late Judge Prebe, whore predi-
lections were for VIM. II. Crawford.
The Carlton ~. b. Sentinel has the following
notice Of the death of Charles Boyer aged 80 years at
Wakefield, Victoria Corner Deceased was born
in Boston, Massachusetts,, March -, 1868; the
battle of Bunker Hill; YVES at Staten Island VIXEN
New-York was burned. Subsequently, with bis father
and other lOyasts he 10 this Province WA mar
ried to Elizabeth Kinney, December g. 1885, and set
tied in Wakefield in 1907 where he rased large fam
ily An aged widow, seven sons, all Of whom are
living and four daughters, Of whom il still living
lO2 grandcnidIen and s. great grandchildren left
TO mourn his loss"
A man named Lewis Snowden an engineer on
the Bellefontane ami Indiana Railroad, IA we learn
from TIE BncyyHs Journal, was married at that
place few days ago. few minutes after the cere-
nopy was performed, dispatch was received
stating that Snowden was already married hav-
lug wife and three children living in Pittsburgh. The
new ynade wife demanded that the matter be cleared
up, and sire and SnOwden started Tor Pittsburgh for
thai purpose, but before reaching that city, lie left the
train and has not since been heard Of. The injured
woman continued 10 the emf Of the journey and found
all true reported to her by telegraph.
The brother Of Prince Albert, the consort Of Queen
Victoria of England Ernest, Duke Of SAKE CoJuR
and Gotta has conferred the KniChthOod of the Or
der of the house Of Ernest Of Saxouy e.. r. H,ge-
dorm, Consul for Ss1e Coburg and Gotta, al Pbilad~l
phia a. a mark OF distinction and acknowledgment for
services rendered.
The Fremont Ohio Democrat says that. at TIE
recent Post Office election in Bepubl Seneca County,
Mrs.. Meier, etaunch Democratic lady, was the
successful candidate. There were four Republican can.
ddaes Of the male pereuason whose chagin over the
result may be well imagined
Mr., c. G.. Long Of Upper Sndusly Ohio OBJ
tliued, at tie late term Of Court ia Wyandot County
verdict Of 1893 against the Pit,sburg Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad for the loss Of an arm.
The Prince Of Nsless revenue from the Duchy II
Cornwall will for the last year DO about 81, 00O an
in,Tase IRON the previous one Of over $4,000
"A. 81. Eollabsugh, esq, has retired from Tie