The sun., 1865-01-16
Chy aad miscellaneous News.
THE STREET TRoUBLe >ETrLEp.


Boston Jan i5.-EdwArd Eyere,I dod this
aoruiug AZ o'.lock, At his residence on summer
suest VI apopleSy. lis axe wGs ~ wears aud
.bout nue months Mr Everett 81 ires-sd ms ''l-
bow citizens Il Faneu Hall on " .p.sv lts..'n all
O. syudlug provisions 10 SsyAuuos, gr' t.r'ny thc
afternoon Of tbst d1y was present. n t'aLt, u ref
.rerce to clsul f1r damages s:.iut; ne lily oi
CaaIlestown, for oVcrfowing port Of ms estate
"a Mrdlord, hy constructing dam on Ny &c
River. Ou rueslsy he t,.amo aase',d with
ealLs . severe cold blt uc.'her u. friends
nor himself deemod It serious. SATURDAY evening
he appeared about vel usns, and
retircd TO bed, a,ciui1g 10 trouble any one " re-
MAN with bim. About O'Clock ,hs norn.ne his
housekeepsr entered hls room Aud found him
secIanG naturally. An hour ll,er size WAS alarmed
BY near ~, heavy inll N his room, and found him
iyius GA the hoor, brcaihlu heavily. nhy yscisn
Wa promptly summoucl, but before HE arrival
M E,eTeti Dict. The event WAS anuouucel IN
nearly ,n the churches At the commencement Of
morning service, and created profound feeling VI!
ssineas shortly sftsr noon, tho church bells u
,he cr,v and suburb. were to.lcd. NJ Evcre't'
fIuorsl will take place At noon ou rhursi-y next
~ the i'is; Church, Rev Rulus Ellis pastor, l. Is
pre-slmo.i the State and CITY AUTHORITIES vii tAAe
part IA tle oDseqIies oi tnis great anu good CHI.
pc1.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Washington Jan 10 The following announce
s4eu, hss been furnished f-r general publication
pIpAHrlESr oF sTA1E
wAsnISGTuS, Jan. 10, 1865. 4
Tue President directs the undersigned 90 Iororn
the painful duty o. announcing 10 the people of th'
United States, that Edward Everett disnnguishec
poi more b. learning aud elqquonce than by uu
Surpassed aud disn;er stel labors u patriotism
per1od Of political disorder. departed this hi'
o. four o'clock this morning. The several Execu
nve Departments u the Government will cause sp
prypriaie hOnorI to te rendered to the memory .
,he deceased at home and abroad, wherever th,
national nsme aud authority are ackno ~ledgsd.
(Sguedl wuIIAS II. arw,gp.
sketch of tho Life OF Edward Eyerru.
Ar Everest vas born in 1875, Gui was couse
sueuty 20 years old At the time of his a all. Ii
ressiv,d al cHo,lcu, education in tbs country, bu
went to Europe upon the completion OF Ls nudie
here. where he received all tho adyantA es Of
European classical education Snd STAINED that hi,l
degree of mental culture, that ele 41ce Of d.ction
besuty OF rhetoric snd finished orst'ry wAich, dur
ing L.s long career ui public service, so eminent
disan.7ut cd h.n. After his return from Euiop,
NJ. Eycrc,, began tue stud oi law, Was iiusll
.dmittod TO the bar, and rapidly rose 10 positio
Of emipeuce amlus the notable lawyers Of whor
Massachusetts, at that day buasied-of webs,e,
ChoIte, aud their comIosrs.
M Everett came prominently before tho publ
~ 1895 when, as member VI Congress from Ma
sseLuset.s, ho entered into the discussion Of IL
slavery qles.iou. which then began to ag"ts N
country, With al tho arcor r."yreuce NJ
T. roo which character let h.s puiLa serVic,
IN Aite- yssrl A. that time be Nas bitterly opposc
20 ths project Of violent 1bo.tou VI slav ~; Al
lUuuccI hl1 rtadIues- . sAu.I .er iuIatei 10 =
Gown slave iusur ect ~ and stated that slay r,
"chUs 1t subs SEC where II i.stA ~ duties Al
Leslppoze4 AID sanyt ouel by rcugon.' A
grew older however, Nj. Eyerctt's views upon y
s-Sery question Seg RLo sTeaiIy nOdihe Z, ami C
years lAer, when GOy'rnor Of lssachusottA
Lsld more conservative grOunus. IL was a. Seer
LEry OF sI-tc during NJ. F'llmOro's aduustrato
thAI n. Everett attained the Lighest degree
popularity conducting the responfibtc and de ice
du1ss Of his del gT,ment IN manuer thAt won q
admiration Gl,ko Of his own counrymeu aud 10
slyn nations. Daring this period the Cubs qu,
tOn Was the cXcit ~ toI C among the lea IIg L
L.us France Elflan1, spain and the INT
bsatss, aud the frat diplJL4alsts " the ssy,1
,DLutres were engaged upon iI-tho otJnJt
toe European nations teius to oe'-u &c
tie Cnrcd States a remuneration VI
aeEyus upon Cull. Mr Everett represen.
tie m,sre.ls %. tie ui.ei Sta, % "a this quest,
and WCn Golden opinions for lis diplomacy.
l'GO ar. Everett was uomiuatc4 i1r Vice esidt
v! gnc Uuited S..tr7 ny what wag called the &c
Irrr-te ~ "BHI-EEeret" Party. Mr. Eser
- aIo uoI desire this nomination, but many Vi
WGrneg fI.euGs urged hin T. acyepL IA the hu
ths, tbe party might be the means u hoall
tie breach Which theu tbTeate-eI tie war VII
Al- sRee bssn rsAAeI d. patty hsv.ns b.