New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
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the Escandon estates Mexico about 80 miles from san
Luis Potosi.
The first duelst in France died lately. He was
called the Marquis du Hallay Coetquen and was consid
cred the supreme arbter in all points OF honor"
The salary of the Governorof the little provnceof
brunswick is $4,000 in gold or practically about
three times that Of the President of the United states
Count Gyula Andrassy Premier Of Hungary was
deeply compromised the events OF 1sls was even sen
fenced 10 DEATH and had nailed to the gaows
tree.
Gen. Sheridan paid visit to the Austrian Ad-
miral Tegethoff in st. Louis aud coureousy invited nun
to hunt IN Texas, but the invitation was decmed ior
want Of time.
In Florence the capital of Italy the first electo-
raj college has returned Baron Rcaso by 1868 votes
against OF obtained by Gen. Garbad Cento has given
Signor Borgatti 10 votes against Gen. Garbaldl'
Three Barnums are in the field,-the last, vino IS
represented young prodigy Of coarseness and
being a cousin Of William ii. Barnum, the Democratic
candidate for Congress is well remarked that he Is
not good Snowman, or fit to be shown
The prolonged illness Of the Princess of Wales
has caused much uneasness among loyal English circles
but The Teqraph remarks that the malady under which
she is really suffering is rheumatic inflammation OF the
kneeointa complaint certainly painful and likely to
involve tedious recovery.
1t is true that Gen. Rosecrans lat present making
business tour in Arizona) sent In his resignation sOme
weeks ago. and that his brother the Bishop, wrote let
ter TO tho President begging him TO refuse it, This was
done after hearing Of the Generals resignation more tan
a month later and from third person.
Concerning Mr.. r. w. Emerson's lecture in Kansas
CITY local paper remarks that "it contains much re-
search" This is a solid judgment, much resembling IN
effect the oldstyle criticism OF booksbooks which con-
taned &" grasp and VIM" with a fine vein running
through them"
Gen. Carl Schurz, Just summoned home to Detroit
by the dangerous illness OF his daughter assigned ny
umor to st. Louis for the future. He Is TO purchase
paper therein, whereof German and an American edl-
tlOn will be published and OF course lts racans WI"
be as deeprooted as possible
Brick Pomeroy tomahawk journalist for the
present in NewOrleans supposed TO be as mad as he
had He ia reported TO swear that Northern Democrats
VIII fight in less than two years but advises the South 10
LET them fight IL out The comment OF The 1o5ile Tunes
ia commercially COOL Gwen follow that advice at the
risk Of our lives"
Tho story that Mrs Dean (the Miss Boxer who
married her fathers coachmanl has been recognized as
drunken fugitive from husband who beat ana starved
her. appears ig The National Ihiea0encer me f'ee
mans Joutai Is be credited the story Is revolngy
untrue The couple live West Hoboken, and Mrs Dean
unaffected III hcf simple i'"" "'fFS
married life is and has been" Thus, mean sensation Is
spoiled.
Gerrit Smith has written a letter to VIM. Lloyd
Garrison advocating the liberation Of jeff Davis and
holding the North responsible with the South for the
crime OF Slavery, and therefore Of rebellion lie asks
why II Davis Is imprisoned sOme representative OF the
guilty North" should not be confined with hmt HIS
argument does touch the subsequent opposition Oh
the North nor define the degrees Of guilt nor admit the
atonement Of the North
The memory of the lamented humorist, Artemus
Ward "a the subject extended tribute from his old fe
lowcraftsmen. As far away New-Orleans a perina-
nent association to be called the "Artemus Ward Monu
mont Association" has been organized Among those
rrent Mt the late meeting Asa Hartz, ia no" de
ue1ie we beeve), Col J. o. Nixon, and the notorious
Brick Pemeroy whO IL appears has Travelled south ior
the good OF the West.
Gen. Butler has just received an elegant clarence
coach worth s. from the maker Edward Riddie-we
are not sure that it is gift from his friends But II Is
certain that the admirers Of Gen. Banks have raised
sum sufficient to relieve his homestead at Watham rom
debt and TO reft and refrnsh his house Another Con
gressman Senator Chandler Of Michigan is about to open
house at Washington, having bought the residence OF
the late Mr. Fowler on HIST. for $4,000.
OF operatic notabilities it is said that Madame
Parcpa- Rosa Is as much English her husband the
yioinist Is Enthusiastically German. Madame Natai Tesa
was formerly Miss Fanny Heron chorsinger IN Phlh
dephia and OF Irish parentage but no relation TO Matilda
Heron signor Mazzoleni Is said TO be in spite OF ms
italian name and style Coognese German. Petrella
tho composer OF tho opera, The Carnival Oh Venice
n n Neapontan director Of music.
The case Of Breckinrdge's administrators against
Lees executors and others has been perpeng the mind
OF Kentucky since 1911 II grew out OF another suit
begun IN i7O3 so that history Of Kentucky itself
John Breckiuridge and George Nicholas, two Of Ken
tucys abcst men. made contract with John Lee for
the purchase OF 10000 IN Bath County and hence
arose an involved series Of legal distractions without end
From 1925 to 1867 Is bridged by this tedious lawsuit ia
which Jarndyce versus Jarndyce looks feeble and un
complicated The Court OF Appeals has decided substan
italy in favor OF Breckinrdges heirs, the amount sued
for being about $4,000.
Private adyces from London give us some interesting
details In regard TO the death and last intentions OF Mr.
Charles T. Brown Artemus Ward) We find that he was
during days, in state Of uninterrupted derm, and
that he was wholly unconscious Of the presence OF friends
advisers During his last hours, Capt Brton and Mr.
T. r. Kingston watched over him all night alternately
and no effort spared TO alleviate his suferngs as lar
as possible His physician, Dr. Croft, states that the
tubercular disease began long while ago in the mesen-
terc glands and that thence it proceeded TO the lungs
where the destruction OF tissue went on rapidly Finally
typhoid symptoms set in, the lung decay ceased and
tbercles became developed in the BRAIN His death was
registered caused by phthiss. Artemus Wards VIII
was prepared and signed the cath of February In IL
he directed that his body should be buried at Waterford
Me but his friends of the Savage Club decided that he
should first funeral honors at Kensal Green Gene
terry, they themselves defrayng the expenses. The
funeral ceremonies arranged by Mr.. Charles Mill
ward, Mr. Andrew Halliday, and Mr. 7. W. Robertson.
Mr. Tom Hood, Dr. Croft, j. r. Toole the comedian were
active In their assistance His executors in England are
Mr.. Robertson and Mr. Kingston; In Maine Horace Max
field and Livingston Gain Robinson; In New York, Charles
Dawson Stanley and Il. III. Stoddard.
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