, 1863-06-20
PERSONAL.
Who dies in vain
T1nnn ffa rf1unfrvfo war ffn11s aud 1u3

Among the most prominent and promising
yonng officers Of the Western army who hare
fallen at Vtcksburg, was George II. Bradley,
Abide Camp to Brig. Gen. J. G. Lauman,
who was killed while On picket duty on the
hight Of Thursday, May 2Sth. His death was
instantaneous. He was shot through the
heart about 10 o'clock, by rebel rilemnn,
to whose deadly aiul the bright moonlight
exposed him. Ills remains were taken to
Pana, Illinois, for interment, By Capt. c. G.
Clark, an old friend and fellow officer of the
18th regiment illinois volunteers. Captain
Bradley MAS born in the State Of Nav York,
In 1888, ind while quite young, removed with
his father's family to Pana. Several yeara
since he went to Rockford, and found employ
ment in mercantile house. There the break
ing out Of the rebellion found him, and he
was among the first to offer his services In
quellfng 1t. He enlisted in the 18th regiment
Illinois infantry, and wis sworn in as Orderly
Sergeant, May "a, 1861. no rose rapidly t5
lis merits as soldier, from that position
through the grades Of Second and First Lieu
tenant, to Captalucy, and position on
Gen. Lauman's etatE Capt. Bradley was
warm and faithful friend, and an efficient and
gallant officer, much respected and beloved
by his commander and brother officers. The
intelligence Of his untimcly death, cut Oft so
suddenly In HES green spring, we'll excite
emotions Of deep and sincere regret in the
hearts of his companions in arms, and among
his many friends in Illinois and elsewhere.
J. G. ".
-Mr. George Hogg, United States Consul
to Trinidad, died recently In Philadelphia. Al
though in feeble health, Mr.. Hogg filled hi.
position to tho last, being only two weeks
home when he died He was graduate Of
the University Of Pennsylvania, and while
theological student his health failed, and he
was forced to seek u Southern climate. His
long residence on the ialand Of Trinidad, gave
him opportunities, which he was not slow to
improve, Of an acquaintance with its customs
and people; and at the request Of Senator
Wi1mot, he was appointed by Mr. Lincoln,
Consul to that place. During his residence
at Trinidad, Mr. Hogg was instrumental in
procuring the seizure of numerous blockade
runners, and on one occasion prevented the
pirate Sumter from obtaining provisions at
that port. He was IN earnest patriot, and
good Christian.
We see 1t stated that Hon. Henry B.
Payne, who was the Democratic candidatctor
Governor Of Ohio, against Gov. Dennlson,
and was delegate to the recent Copperhead
Convention, which nominated VallandIgbau,
has zepudiated the action Of the Convention,
and will not support its action.
Col. Ezra Lincoln United States Assistant
Treasurer ut Boston, died on Monday, aged
forty four years. He was educated in the
public schools Of tho city, won *'Franklin
medal" became civil engineer, Representa-.
in the State Legislature, Commissioner Of
Boston Hn1hor, and State Engineer On the
Rhode leland Boundary and Hoosac Tunnel.
He was an active and earnest Republican, aad
q man OF very popular manners.
George Brown, editor Of the Toronto
Glo5e, one Of the most enlightened politicians
in Canado, and firm friend OF the American
Union, has been reelected to his seat in the
State IegislntiEc Assembly By vote Of near
y six to onc- Bis constituency is in South
Oxford.
Madame BouTcicault, wife Of the actor
who is 60 notorious just now, Is about to quit |
her elegant palace at Kensipgton. near Lon.
aon md rst,,rn +o amertc. Ma5.ma ponr
w. ,1Ae 49, :. -1ue.,sa' n"e110 oou1-
Queen Victoria, it is said, clings SO tens
c,onalv IN her grief that IT. .,noun+s ~ W.
~. -y " ~. s.-e.' sAs, ~ .unse ~ nn'-
nla' Every morning sne mas ner late hus-
bands clothes taken to his lressing-room and |
brushed; his shaving apparatus md hot wat
er p1aced IN bfs drrsser md bis Mate orrono.
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