, 1866-11-20

Mary T., wife Of John Appleton, licd In Boston
On Wednesday. aged lightweight yeas, alter
welded lie OF six1y.on- yeaEa duration. During
The Ion: period of lhelr married life they have
never pc.n 1eparated only einGie III: :ht, AID
pel,bcr has eyer been out Of the limits If The
state. Mr-, Appleton role In The stcsu carr on1y
once during her lfte sod never in the horse cars.
Ii IL also e.ated thai her husband has only taken
TWO rides in the eteam cars, though be OCCASION
ally rod, III the street cars. Mr. Appleton Is now
ninesy.two yca.a Of arc, ard has survived all but
o,,e Of family Of sIx children.
The belro,hal has J ,st been declared In Lon
doD OF Earl Beauehamp and Mss pundss-ChFisto-
phcr-tlani.toE- -Sishctt, the weallhieat lady IN
ENGLAND ATE. Mlss Burdett cousfs.
The youngest son of President johnson has en-
tered Georgetown COLLEGE.
Jeremiah Back and Ward II. Lamon haze
formed n law partnership In Washington.
Hon. " Whi!tlesey, Member Of Congress- irom
Ohio from 1872 to 1851, died 1t New York on the
6th, aged seventy years. He Was native Of Dan
bury, Connecticut graduated At rale College In
ls16, and had resided IN Marietta since. lie
served one term in the Statr LscIala,ure.
hon. E. B. Waahbuzno Will leave for Washing
ton On Monday ne1t-
The Boston Daily Adrertis1r Of the 18th records
the death Of Mrs Sarah Preston Hate, widow OF the
Late Hon Nathan un1e, sud sister Of the late Hon.
Edward Everett, at her house In BrooEline, on the
previous morning. Daring her long residence In
that city, pFev1oRs 10 the retirement Of her hut-
batd from the cditnrshlp Of the Daily Aduertisfr
! HRS. Ha1c WAS tho centre Of a
1arEc acquaintance, in which her great
cultivation and estimable qualities attracted the
respect and wa:n friendship OF al! who we're
| brought within her cI;cle. while her excellent
Judgment and varied mental resources made her
an efficient as wsll a willing companion in tha
| multiplied lahore OF Mr.. Hale's lifa. For some
| years past eho had lived IN Btooklsne, passing
| scYenely through rpe and honosed ag., aur
rounded BY those who found In her their dearest
friend and wiecst counsellor. She died alte. AT
illness Of some dsEs, At the sce Of seventy, 1eay
| Ing behind = memory sueh Is lew women Gil
| leave, which seems to remove her death from tht
class Of simply private bcreavemeuts and TO adm1
| other. within that circle Of Grief which In mos
cases must be held sacred.
Tho Albany Arg4s has the following abou
Sing Sing: "Thc story nbout Eetchum, curren
In Sing Sing. and which many believe, elbows
even II false Into what estimation the institution
has fallen. III that the young man Was .enteG
cd al the prison, remained there fcw weeks
was then taken away BY hia friends. went 10 Eu
rope. whcsu he is now ineo9.. and That there h
will remain uttu Just before the expiration Of hi
sentence, when he wilt return to state Prison an
star until regularly discharged. 1t is sa:d thi
visitors to the prison do not sec him among Ii
gangs Of convcts, nor In the Office Of the contsa,
tor, where he Is said to be employed.''
The Boston Post says: "1The success for RI
tori hae been q1l,e without precedent She mad
her 1<but In this country In New York. Septenbt
e0th, where she gave, including those In Bsook1y1
tweuty-six representations. The receipts WEI
S7u.0tO. With The matinee 10 be given this aite
aoou, the performances In Boston will numb.
ten. and with the ono given in Providence We,
needay cvcltng, the receipts wilt amount
Ss0.0e0 or Slo9,0V0 In less than two months''