New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
Personal.

The London Star Gays the Prince Imperial q
France does not look the type Of infantie geatesa
that he was last Winter. He has reached that uve.
nile crisis when the front teeth disappear, and the
features lose tie sofness and thoughilessy gay ex
preston that makes the aspect of nearly every child
under elk or seven years old pleasing Fore
child Of his years there is much energy Of character
expressed in bis countenance; and, if physiognony
seaks truth, his future life viii by means be one
of insction. The Prince Imperial has already
strongly marked chin, firmly closed mouth, without
anything that presages narrowness or il'-temper.
The base Of bis nose is wide and that feature rathee
long for one just entering his seventh year. His
eyes are of very light gray, quick, intelligent, and
evidently remark everything that passes before them
The eyebro VS. do not like those Of the Bonspartes,
form right angle from the nose. but wide apart,
high above the bridge, and form an acute angle u
their rapid descent toward the cheek bones, which
also stronger than hose Of bis paternal ancesto
A letter from Lisbon informs lie Monde Of some
interesting particulars connected with the death Of
the young King of Portugal. 1t seems The terrible
malady TO which the unfortunate monarch, and TIVE
Of lis brothers, fell victim, was caught during .
visit to Alemejo, where the air is impreguated with
rome miasrns exceedingly dangerous to strangers.
The story s that on the evening of his arrival there
the landlord OF the house where the royal party had
put up came in to inquire at what hour bis Majesty
wanted breakfast next morning. adding that could
not well be before 8, it was very unsafe for per-
scns not used 10 the air Of that country to 20 out
early, ct least before sunrise, even the inhabitants
never venturing abroad until the sun had dspslied
the purid vapors that arise during the night from the
soil. Uumndful of this warning the King was ~
his window at next morning, asking for breakfast
DIR. Joshua Jewe,t died in Rowley on the 81
inst at the advanced age Of SO years aud months.
DIR. Jewett was u man OF considerable note in his
day and generation and one whose extended useful.
meas and excellence Of character entitle him to more
than O passing notice. A correspondent furnishes
the following memorials
Educated - physician he passed bat few yesIs In ~
practice OF the protection and then retired bis farm, whore
IN the pursuits agriculture with Intervals devoted to teach
ing and to public smploymsnts to which be was
ni. honored and beloved by al who knew him.
"He was OF dgnihed and gentle manners Of cukt
ysisd mind and good sense Of steady faith aud modest bus
HI. death closed the line Of church officers Of his family
IN the 6rst parish Of bis native extending In sueoe
on bolsa only for eight years from 1859 lse2 He held
lie rev old cheeray retaining his mental faculties bnsha
duss Of life he ouud resources Of 0nsng pleasure in s
and devotional hsbits In bic friends bis toct
and his gou and antiquarian researches add cofrs
pondence Few at 50 write graceful letter OF N
90 handsome hand 50 he could at 81 - go a.,
On Christmas Day lie Disde an entry ike tlis N n,s
ionrpal: This IL the last time shall write in my eiafy IL
Il cosed Amen An acute and painful disease had eve
seized him. lie could longer struggle wiz "
he have done IN bis early mamie cd wen ne obe
Of the county to match ana respsd co
plstey round the best Of them: After few Gays o.
suffering be died In full eonscfousncss aud 10 pees 49,
Ihus er ded long useful and fe and TINS Gloss ~.
homesfes hoyy Of h family h. owned 'i ns gem -,
tou.e In which be and his father aud bis fathers
bo a. and in wh,h hs fathers grandhths tho son
hr,t s,ttl.r of the name, lived from his marriage IL~
Chi dren all preceded him to the gsve-M w Ro-ton
La, Of them Joha Harris Jewett, wsss mercnsn. s no
and nj, memory IL cherished BY many OF our A..
ulary among those who from hheen 20 "'
Termed The musical circles Of our society,"
Mr.. Edward L. Pearce, lawyer OF D0s'on' "ho
..vsa a, a nr;vste In q Massachusetts, rsgimsH q
,b,ss .mopths men, and had charge OF tho contra
-. =, ror.rsss Monroe, has been selected By Sec-
Ch... 70 oct a. agent at Port Royal to procure
-, on ..esd for tho Western farmers, and to 'ooA
after cotton generally.
II, ia ssid that Queen Victoria, though 'vss'
,.,,..d by the sudden loss of Prince Albert has
no, entered in health in consequence, and bears "s
lad event with forti,ude and resignation. Sue hs'
l,eIared thu. the presen. time which wi nov sa
mi, OF ournful inaetion and that 1t is her day 70 ~
tend without delay to public business