Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
PERSONAL.

ADMIRAL WnKEs IL In Boston.
N. THIRRs' coachman has committed suicide
by hanging himself This IL the second that has
chosen this method OF quitting his service.
PsrIR CooPER bslieves that tho Atlantic
telegraph will b laid In iss4, sod Will Be success.
full.
NE. wx. McLE1LAS, tho Oldest male resi-
dent Of Portland, Maine, died In that city Mon
day last, At the age Of ninsty-two years.
The Pos1AAsTsa 0BxHaAL has appointed
James c. Luttrsll temporary special agent 10 take
charge Of the post once st Knoxvilis, Tenn. Ser
vice to commence 81 once. r'... ...
Hon. g. W. McLsILAN, Second Assistant
Postmaster General, has 90 far recovered from .
protrscted and aapserous iIlnsss - 70 bs able to
SIT up.
BRIe. Gsn. sn1RMAN, who lost . leg at the
siege OF Port Hudson, has asarly recovered. He
10 still 4 Newport, and 10 sble 10 hobble about the
streets by the use Of crutehes.
LIEUT.. Col. PErER PrNEo, U. o. Army, who
10 now In Bosten, has bees ordered TO report for
duty % Medical Inspector to Major General Gill.
more, commanding the Department OF the South.
LIEUT.. 9. HAaRIsoH MIII.ARp, of New York,
formerly Of BOSTON, Of the 10th infantry, on the
staff Of Gen. Palmer, was wounded at Chicksmau
"a. He 10 the author OF " Vive pAnsrica, ~" Flag
Of the Free" Ac. A- -"...
SENATOR JosEPz c. WRIeHr, of Indiana,
Commissioner to the Agricultural Exhibition at
Hamburg, arrived At New York In tho saxonis, In
company with Jas. n. Mcdonald, formerly United
states Consul at Hamburg. senator Wrighps
health is much improved
Rev. WM. WATSON, of Watertown, Conn,
agent of the Church Book Society, died on Satur-
day pisht, At the house of the Right Rev. Bishop
IL - n.s.. N IL. lt.l -
Of the bishop during the week, was stricken with
spoplexy, and was never afterwards able 10 be re-
moved.
Hos. GsoRes 9. BOUTWELL, is to open the
eourss Of the "Parker Fraternity Lectures" In
nostoa ON ths 97th last. He will be followed on
sussassivs Tuesday evenings BY Oliver Wendell
Holnss, Hsnry ward Beechsr, Charles Sumner
Ralph waldo knnssson, Edwin H. Chaplin, Gotta
vius .. Yrothinghsn, George wm. Curtis, Wen
dell Phiilips end Jacob n. Manning.
GEORGE sUnlll, brother Of Senator Sum
ner, died In Boston Tuesday afternoon, after
long and distressing hlness. He was man Of rar
. accomplishments. He was not only familiar will
many languages and many htsrsturss, but ID th'
course Of long residence abroad had explores
almost every part Of Europe, and made the aequain
tanee Of the most prominent EuropsAn statesnsn
publieists, and men Of lettsrs. ,...-,
LIEUT.. WADE, sOu VI oeuutOr bous " doo, W y
sent some days ago % bearer OF dispatches h
Gen. Buiord. He rode all night, And wss sst upoI
In the morning by squad Of Moseby's cavalry
win hesh horses One Of them rods up 10 wadl
and demanded a halt. Wade paid no attention
and the rebel fired several times upon him. Wade
then deliberately shot him, mounted his horse, and
succeeded In reaching Gen. Buford.
DR. GEO. HAYWARD died Instantly of ano.
plsxy Wednesday forenoon, At his residence I'm
Psnbsrteo square, Boston, at the age Of IA vsar,
Hs was wiAslv known, not only 10 proiess,oua Al
circles, but also - . prominent citizen Of thai
eommunity. Ne eatoysd . foreign reputation
second TO no other ADsriosn surgeon. In regar,
to some Of his operations, hs was pioneSr, intro
ducing them BY his boIdnsss sd success into tn
range Of surgical practices. Hs wss for many year
Professor In the Medical seho0l at Harvard Uni
versity, and at the time OF his dssth held the pos
ton Of a Fellow Of the College, 10 which once
was elected In 1851 He Grsdusted ct CambridR
IN the class Of 1909, T... .. |f.