, 1863-05-13

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49, Iuls ,,;n,enrr- ~ F.hr,,.,r1,st
rnoa+;ng of comnonv 10Th Illinois
reo;mcnt vos held Mt ,,c,don,rters in Muir
ffceshoro. On the 21st ult.. and resolutions Of
rerret at ibc death Of private John G. Cherry,
unanimously passed.
AT meeting Of the officers Of The 18th
regiment Illinois volunteers, held at head
quarters, jackson, Tenn, on the eth ult, for
The purpose Of paying respect to the memory
Of Capt. Charles Il. Reed, late of that COM
u,and, o series Of resolutions, complimentary
to tho character and services Of the deceased,
we're unanimously passed.
The Adelplfc Literary Society Of the n.
". University, held meeting at ESan5ton on
the sGth nlt. Resolutions Of respect to the
virtues OF the late Lieut.. Henry G. Meacham.
of Company I, ssth Illinois volunteers, were
unanimously passed Lieut.. Meacham was q
member Of the AdelPhic Society, and 4 stu
dent o. Inc n. ". University.
Edmond Baron, foreigner residing At
the Metropolitan Hotel, New York city, com
mitted suicide on Tuesday night. Loss Of for
time appears TO hare been the cause, lie left
h3s ,odv N i, fr;aua @.;t1, s;.,ot;n. -
., ,.s eea; ~ . tu' 49, ui'ssllons ~ naSe
the skeleton 1ung up Ii his (doctors) office;
Us q mcmento,
Tho ev-ror,1 f,,,;1,. =. r = ,,..,
As 1'nns VI elance Is living
qu1etlg II England The venerable ez-Quecn
Marie Amelie, who, with the Prince de Join
vile, the Duke de Nemours, and other mem~
bcrs Of the Orleans family, has been stayinga at
hotel at st. Lconard's on Sea, returned to
Claremont last month. The Queen was look
Ing remarkably well, considering her venera-
bic age, and all the family hare derived much
benefit from their soiourn on the south coast.
While at st. Leonard's an interesting event
took place-the betrothal of the Duke de-
Chartres, second son Of the late Duke dor
leans. TO the Princess Francois dOrleau5,
daughter Of the Prince and Princess dc Join
vile.
Jules Jauin, the well known critic Of the
Paris Journal DIS Debats, has been refused al.
mission to the F1ench Academy, Hc received
only nineteen votes,
The New Orleans Era Of tho Both nit.
says:
THE rush among the prisoners was so great
yesterday, to take the oath, that It was inlpos-
s3ole 10 aee9,nnoaate S1 AZ Mao appnco-the
ennnoh Tie motives nj iii an1ears.d to hr
honorable, too-they take It from sincere de-
sire to return to theis allegiance to the old
y.,r * s,p ~ ttesr m n+onertr snd ttn;r nJr
liberty.''
Mason Jones. utbc 1r,zn orator u sailed
from New York FIR Fnrone IN Wednesday,
:, The persi, Mrs Edwin .r,nes Tho ~.
ro1ced villa Of the runaway ENGLISH lawyer
and Robert Muir, the Ene1ish Consu1 al
Cbarleston. were also passenrcrs.
Ev-f,overnor Neil =, Drown Dr Inn ,r
Watson. Dr.. John Henry Carry and family.
and Thomas Deaderick, left Nashville Oh Wed.
nesaay. under fig of truce. for Dixie.
Michael Burns was cxecnted nj st 1on;s
On FRIDAY. for the murder of man named
Gilmore. He persisted to tie last that hc WAS
not cut1tv Of murder. The descent of tbe
| dron was five feet. and should have hroten tbc
neck Of The culprit. but by some disarTanrs,
neen ~ ~ sop, Da' 0oAs o4s'4
| meht II only slowly stssogleo lin. at the
end Of twelve minutes his chest still moved
| ,er,,7,r1x and nnfctlv At t1,a and IF ei~+o,,
aa a a. ..,, ~, GU " sle,sen ~
n'lnu.''' c'en, Noe'e "sto os"1 tfaeeS VI lue.
| In few minutes more, however, he WAS pro-
nounced dead.
| a ,onva,+;o4, .,ot ~ p,,,,or,,,,,<. ~, -,
eou'en@lou nle' ~ 1a.A'fsoulg oll Luz
ath, 10 nominate oncere Tor the ne" State oi
Vest Virginia, and adjourned on Thursdny,
| ha7 ino made the f,l1oyyinp nominations. r.,
n"''De '14"". - "1us mountainous ~ VI
oo'e,nol' e. o4I"an, o4 inAessouss
seeie''1s y! ota's, =. e.. poser' y. 1a'oule
to"n Aieasutet' s'iApps4t Aa't' " osoohs
eo"A! Auu1so,' n""s. o''.n., " neei
| lnE; Judges, Il. l.. Berkshire OF MorgantoWn
| VIM 4. Harrison Of Clarksburg, and Jane:
r. Brovn ot Ean,w}o. Attorncv Gencro, A
~ AAss'AAe5 o'Ne4"t' Il
Mrs. George D. Prentice is still ut til,
Neil Uouse. CoIumbus. striy;no tn oht,in con
oaee;..e ~, ~, ,,,t1o,;t;as :, e,-s. - ~
eeSsone 49, .ne A1'1.o'4't.e ~ A'so. W "
son, MAJOR clarence Prentice, Of the rebc
army, now in prison at Camp Chase,
rbo puo,,,. A,--o, oo..oe,o,aot - j..
~ .e. @' - 'pou1'u. ~ IL
Nc" fofk Ere7s'ng bss, ander date OF Marc]
18th, Gays:
Mr.. Hinton Rowan HELPER. United Stair
Consul, aud author Of The uCrisis, y h.,
hromnht h;s matrimonial "ff.;rs - - ,,r;.s -
l HPITrT nHff1f5 Rrfrfrrnv
giyc hcr lame because she Is 50 welf Know,
n American circles here. She is a native O
| this city, but was educated in New York: an,
she las many acquaintauces In various part
Of the United States. She Is beautiful. &C
co1nn}1shed and rich. and her brilliant nve
and varied e;ffs hare led ecorcs IT he,rts !,
thrali hefore the "Crisi5 ~ The xcdd;ns-
Thnlly uriyate. carly this rnornin1 and III
Iauuy lair arc AWAY already to tfn, snlcnfii,
; counirv residence Of the brides father.
Np V;1,s st.naIno ont,,or;tv ~ c,,,
-, VI" '.e.
matters IN Tie AtefaEy world, writes. as tol
lows Of Miss Dickinson, the orator:
! Miss Dickinson is symmetrical youn
creature. every movement showinp n wr1i
knit agility Of ffumc. and her hnili and aci;n,
altogether bcin. lust what would be picke
ont for IA daring RorseYoman. The Nann1enn
ic mould of FER inv cynressc, the anerr
which Is lcr leal3;nsr char.tcterisfin Hcr &,
tnrcs arc otherwise well ch;sr1ed her fnrnhca
aud uppcr lin Of The Grcck pronortinn NJ,
; hcr nostrils thin. The men would iii clli hc
bcautiful-thc women would admit il Wit
their usual rcIuctance-1,1t We thourht fou,
, | self, that size was A hpauty. Int fnr t6c ]ool,
little ion determined, of it,at, stronrir .n,o,1e
law. though, this would better hold tIe thr,s,
latch to q helmct. and make her look NOR
= like . Semfra1uis In The bald.
, But how, under the dclicacv Of girl G
: eighteen, could be gathered the strong gis dor
| which she ponred forth SO y0lublv that uivl
was to ns wonder! As she walked m a.,
: down bcforethe thousautis in tint crnwdc
hall. She discussed top;cs that REQUIRED rathe
, ! fhc scope and rrasn 81 ~ Senator'S mind ~
| historians, and presented them to the cnthr