, 1866-06-12

Inc lafrest estate In boston is thnt Of Ansnstus
Henenway. valued at &, 100000. Moses william.
stands n-xt, with m estate worth xle7l. 900.
Henry Cleveland, formerly editor Of the Augusta
tGa.> Co.sft1soHatIst, Is preparing the Life. Let
tert and Speeches Of Alexander II. Stephens. fer
press.
That arch.t,aftor, John u. Mason. rebel enyoy 10
England during the rebellion, Is now In Aoutrcsl,
C. T., waiting for A. John.on'r pardon.
Mrs. Mary English has just died In La xrcnce,
a1as.., nj The advanced age Of one hundred and
opr years having been born In Dublin, Ireland, in
the sc1r l76s
Tie Emperor Alexander Is going 10 soJourn in
Warsaw during the present critical statc or Emo.
pesn aairs; and IN The event Of VIII, be vii! 70 to
the st'esian army, accompanied by Count Bisnatk,
"hoec e1ntnence IN diplomacy has long since cov-
cred up the minor fact that be Is major in rect-
nenf OF Iuudwehr cavalry, and go soldier.
Iope Paus the II completed bis 18th birthday on
The 18th Of My, and the ed year Of hi. Popssh,p
1t II psce u1ned he Wall die In 1868.
The independ1.f for June prints q leading mil
Ge sbout The Young Men OF the New Tosk
Press." and says pretty md pleasant things about
nesElS all the sounz cditoss Of the city.
ahe Rhode Island Legislature has elected Cbarles
.: BFodley Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, ,
Thomas Duftce. Associate Justice ol the Supreme
Court James c. Collins, Stale Auditor; William
". Blodsett Bank Commissioner, and Walter D.
Chap1n. Bngadie1 General of the Third Brigade.
Governor Burnside has appointed III his aides R.
II. L Goddard, Duncan A. Pell, William Arnes,
Charles J. Mason, Charles A. Mer1lnan and Jonn
5. Eref-al Of them men who served under him in
The WEI.
The will Of the late Calvin Fletcher, of Indian
apohs. has been filed in The Clerks olllce He be-
queaths all Of his pesoual and ra estate to his cons
Els]sh T.. Stoughton A.. tr., 1nrranam, Stephen
h., and Albert E. Fletcher, fubJect to the follow
sng special bequesta to his wife and Youngest son
Albert, aEd others. To his eldest ron, James C.
Fletcher, f2s000; TO the wife md children OF his
ron, Miles j. Fletcher, {es,00o; 10 d.. Vim. B.
Fletcher, and his legal representatives, {si QUO:
70 hts dauEhter, Lucy Zines, and his erandeon,
Fletcher Hlnce, md their legal Representatives.
Sast0o; $4,000 to his Nile, Z. r. Fletcher: ali 10
be paid ont OF the bcquest above mentioned. ex-
ecps that his eon, s. A. Fletcher IT,, TO whom full
Advancement has been made, shall pay $4,000 10
become equal with his four hrothese mentioned
above. THREE beqnests are to be pad at the per.
sonal option OF the legatea. Hia horse tud lot OF
Pcsns5lEania street. and the lot Immediately ad
Joining, OF The south, he leaves to hts wife. He
leaves, beside, to the Orphan Asylum, and to The
poor Of indianapolis, F20o year for ten years and
xi'oo 10 Miss Mary Kaftden, daughter Of Jame-
Harden, deceased.
Rev. Fsancle Mahoney, better known as "Fathcr
,Eou1' one Of The most brilliant and genuinely
humorous contributions to English pcr1odical ltera-
tule, o'eo at Farie On the 18th oi May at the ags
OF f41y-on He had been for several yca.s Park
correspondent ol the London G,o1e, but won his
su1el In f1aters AaGa..n<, tn the paluy days
when Dr. NaEtnn wsu it editor. His eegays we're
aftcfward put into book form, and have been tuiee
rcptlu1ed- Mr. Mahoney also w.ote for Deuaea,s
AisceIany, and from 1877 10 16l9 resided at Rome
a correspondent Of the London Ne1e.. III. nom
de plume was not wholly MucifuL 4 native of l,e.
land, be vas educated for the Catholic p1teuthood
BY the Jcsuits but his liberal opinions and lore of
ltse1siuse made him 4 man OF letters tather than
clergyman.