The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-10

ne + dayton, alter lighting eiearta mok
r. during the walk. No, long aiicr hi
lis going cut be threw away The ci.ar
ld saying 20 bis son, 4 believe your mott
ot or Is right, after all smoking do,
I'd not agree with me-. On reaching tia
OF Palais Royal, Mr. W DAYTON walk
Iy ed around gi,h bis father f5r shor
E time, however and wcnt to the tlea
d TIRE, leaving Mr. Dayton TO call or
e some friends who are staying a, ,b.
ie Hotel ia Louvre, While asecnlina
n the stone stairway (which lead TO wha
Is called the fret floor, Mr.. DAYTON
u ielt very much indisposed. just a
. the moment, the sub-director of the
h hotel passed, and touched his hat TO
/ Mr. Dayton. Mr.. Dayton said con
l. iusediy ! am not well, and mention.
i ed the names OF two persons whom he
: knew al the hotel. The name last
mentioned was that Of a lady, Mrs. f..
Z who occupies an apartment Just at The
e head of the second stairway. To her
S drawiug-room, therefore, Mr.. DAYTON
, was directed, the sub-director going
! with hlm, but thinking bis indisposi-
| tion slight one, leil him Immediately
upon reaching the door. When he
! entered the room, Mrs. Il. came for
ward to meet him. He stretched out
his hand, which she took, thinking he
meant TO shake hands with her. He
said, i don't mean. 10 shake hands |
am blind lead me to a seat. He said
this laughingly, as ii it was an odd
sort Of surprise 10 him to ilnd himself
so suddenly indisposed. Mrs. E. led
him to a sofa, when be complained of |
a violent headache, and asked some !
thing to relieve it. The ordinary re-
storatlves were Immediately applied
eau de cologne campbor, vinegar, etc,
and in a few minutes he declared him
self entirely relieved. AS soon AS he
was better, he said 'You have not
said anything about Mr.. Lincoln's re-
electiou-that is the first thing YOU
should have thought Of and then kept
up a lively conversation about the
prospects Of the country, for nearly
half an hour, when lie exclaimed, Get
the camphor and yiaegar,if you please; ]
my head IS beginning to pain me v..o- .
lently again. Mrs. t., who until then !
was not at all alarmed, rang the bell :
and sent a message for a physician, :,
and, returning to himself applied the :
previous remedies, which, for the sec :
ond time, appeared to give entire re- I
lief, though Mr.. Dayton remained ex. :,
cessively pale. He said, now must y
60 home : but Mrs. Il. told him that !
She thought he vas not yet sufficient .
ly recovered, ard that doctor would
be there in few minutes. Mr. Day. =
ton teld her it was very unnecessary K
10 send for a physician, that soon he r,
would be quite well. IN short, in about !,
en minutes after. he was seized with "
violent nausea, Notwithstanding he ~
'ould not be persuaded to lie down IN ~
il lie had made several violent efforts =
nd bad finally thrown up a small =
Iaaniity Of bile; be then was induo- !.
d 10 lie down, and in an instant after O.
ommenced the stertorous breatnidg of =,
poplexy. This continued about ten ~ ~
minutes, and all was over. This be- ~ ~
lg the nour Of the servants sumner "0
the hotel, her maid was downstairs. 'P
then she came up, Mrs. e. related -,
hat had occurred, and said, 4 know ~ ~
must be better now, for he is sleep ~. 49,
g SO soundly.' She had covered @pl
m up with her mantle, and having t". ="
'seryed in his last attack that his ~. ~.
'nds were cold, thought she would ~. ~.
el if they had got Warm. The clam m va,
y cold which met her touch, more e. e.
an ten minutes after be had ceased o' ~"
eathing, gaze her the first suspicion ata, -,
at life lad departed. II was not un- "a "a
she had tried, over and over again, Ga" '
ting mirror 10 his lips, that she ~ ~"
IS convinced of the fatal truth. As
Several physicians had been sent tbe
IN the meantime, not one Of whom 10 r
IS at home, and it was nearly two ali
urs after the death that MIR. Day too
Is own physician and esteemed selv
end, DIR. Bel ard, arrived, to find NET;
It all human aid was of no avail insa
sssengers were sent TO the family, 10 q
/ young Edward Dayton was The mill
i to bear the terrible shock. Mr.. ed :
Dayton, on returning from the wrjo
atre, found a message for him that occn
father was i'll, bat had no idea Of Gen
great blow which awaited him un- II So
~ was IN TUG presence OF the dead lions
Iy Mrs. and Miss Dayton remain be 4
IN state Of narrowing suspense and
several hours, and were only as ,arv
ID Of the dreadful certainty by the milf
wal Of the two young gentlemen. very
ompauied by Mrs. Z. Mr. DAYTON ortol
home al a1ou. o'clock, at d quar- cat /
p's' 0 ne reached the Hotel du have
Iyre, and died at quarter past Q. 600
: ~ says sne ieiDebeFs looking at ly wi
clock Just after he commenced TO The
- ..'a' sac cannot remember creep
ther i was quarter 10 or quar- haste
past 8 but from ibe time which ed !
SAY passed between the attacks Il back
have been a quarter past o. Ba
a1e 70 ne lrmness Of DR.. Bel told J
that the body was removed from nue. /
hotel 70 tie Legation, the French his ot
not allowing the removal Of the his en-
from the house until after GER lied Il