New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
OBITUARY.
CHARLES MINoT.

Thu telegraph announces the sudden death Of
Charlie, Miaos esq yesterday morning at his residence in
somsrVle Mass. Of paralysis Of the brain As promi
railroad officer during the last % years the deceased was
widely known-probaby better than in any other capacity
Ho was born in 1912 at Hayorh Mass His father law
yer by profession aud Judge by position After graduating
at Harvard College the OF 1928 at the early age OF 10
years tho deceased studied law and praetced at tho Suffolk
bar he appointed Superintendent OF the Boston
RAILWAY with which he remained until 1884 when he e and
subsequently became attached to the Michigan and southern
Railroad In s he returned to ne E. Hsa $40 Seing
succeeded by IL Riddle ESQ Since that time M Mnot mas
was one of tho best railroad in the country and
nearly every railway throughout the we has GhSes % e
lie leaves a Gmily having never married.
DEATH OF aAyARN
The most philosophc csricaturst of the age Supice
Paul Cheyao better II not almost exclusively known to the
public under his pseudouym Of Gsyarn died in Paris on the
94th umo at tho age g. 10 Of poor parents was
sent at an carly ago get bis living in an engineers factory
and only before the world as an artist when he had at
tanned his oath year His first occupation was the designing OF
oosums plates for OF fashion which he abandoned to
undertake the direction of Journal called Zee Gers d. Monde
in which publication he commenced that seres OF ae on se
life Partisan youth which 10 %orwaa continued IN T 5as
series which he competed In 10 sections was followed ~ ms
renowned Ennts Tsrr1os his pS mrs F6rs hsS
hit the oes pobed the yises and brought TO the uece az
the humOr Of inner life q Partisan society," The ION
Revelation Of sis and Gayarni went Tor time 70 EnsahS
london and contributed number Of designs to one or tive Of
ths humorous publications OF the time Gavarns friends used 70
saw h Wait England spoiled him. When ne returned hohao
o III his cncy and his thoughts took exclusively serious
turn This evident enough In the series o. snPee cssa
.yarn Occupied himself good deal With subject
that been the dream Of bis @ viz the steering OF balloons
through tho air.
n. DE BAsASrE.
e M TN sof pay.
Uundy died recently at his country seat the Chaeau de Bs
s,n. uvor9no in the s4h year Of his sgs He educat
ed AZ the Polytechnic School and filed various civil and dpO
atio offices under the FIRST Empire Amer waterloo he was
namsd by Louis XVIII Councillor OF state and Secretary
General OF tho Ministry Of the Interior while two Depart
ment uy Dome and Loire ynfersurs elected aim
the no. Of pcto Inasc, Taxes Ia S
he raised to the dignity of peer OF Frances but on the
10 B"r he ost his post Of Director He then Joined
the Dootrnaies and being no Logger
IPepn%srE was a ibis time pubsAsd vois which At
tracted great attention De- y2mnunss - es a.
tss cSambsr Ss orsD and domestic policy 6ons
but hs time was from being exclusively devoted 70 Pocs
foundations from English and German writers critical essays
on various writer's kept his constantly before me paeo
i Ss talents Il the writer contributed ns dErss .
lie sdmirstoa which hs greatest work s9r. q, DUG e
ssggS Dc q 1's ,s :. gs s1os s ops
little more than two years, and In the opnon o. many ,S
ia author IN the foremost rank Of modftp estosiAns vas
- the historian Of the Dukes OF Burgundy that Aa eesd
member OF tho French Acedemy In is2a A., 49,,
Dc Bsrato was the consistent Supporter % me Orieszs
Government from installation 70 isso W ~ a N eis e
voted In the Chamber OF Psers WIZ ne
snded tao Quiet Mnstry against al sstacE zoe
81 Febrrary pgt ond 70 hs career ~ panno nan'
n. JULES vLLsEs. .
NJ Jules villers adlstinguished Creole Of LOuissns
s,a ,se.ny al his plantation In the Parish Of PaCusnines
I'd, together With ali the members Of be family including as
father who commanded tho militia Of New Orleans served IN
Among those present were Gen beaar ms soaina"
&c. ana many representatives el tho tlrI,