New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
OBITU VARY.
RAMON JAMES ROTHsCHLD.

Raron James Rothschild, the fifth and last
surviyng child Of Meyer Ansem Rothschd the 1ounuoI
OF the great clearinghouse of the Bothschds died. yes
terdAy at his residence in Paris.
This world-renOwned family are OF German uesco"'
from the Israelitish Meyer Anselm RothSohu "
born In Frankfort Main in 17i3 In carry lIe NO
was educated for the rabbinica order but aiter"'u
begun business as a small trader. and eyentuay oplneu
a situation in a banking house at Hanover ouo00-
quently he returned Frankfort, where alVer having
engaged the banking business on his own account NC
became the banker OF William Ia, Tue Hahu
grave OF nesse Meyer Ansem first became
known as negotatOr OF Government loans
I'm 1872 by procuring from the Landgraye an amount Vi
money sufficient 20 pay the ransom imposed Dy 'a as
an alternative Of the sackng of their city This nclde
caused his services TO be aferward M
among the smaller German pOtentaes In Iso t%sai
decreed that the States Of the soveregns OF hSSS o en-
force the decree The Eecor decided on heg1g
bat being the possessor Of $5OO0OO IN si'Sl' VS. in
SSsnd S%y as TO what up he should with It.
Sending for Rothschld be offered MN su ~ 70 place
money without interest II he would renove II " sum
of safety The offer was accepted ana I sons until the
was eoyed by the banker ana When the Eiector
that he would Withdraw H. cS alarm that he
urged the Rothschds keep his treas ureS "a until sl3
OF two cent per ann OF the Rothschds
for them the confidence Of courts anu @ eli Of whom
Anselm had ten 9hdF o6est Snsem who became his
fathers partner and successor ~ rbe second
June 49, iag a sept 3 ia died July 1859, was
Of the . ysnHs born sep 49, l77 died at
sntforf July 49, 1885, settled In London IN IsS anu
ssGTsTd oS SS s@y ' TSe o"rt6 Charles oT April
"a 17ss died March TO- 1885, settled In Naples ~ III
had an equal interest but transacted business under e
branches each being in the charge OF one oitae
Knowing the result of Waterloo eight hours before the
British en- For Ga many {S e European IG
ments, and have in more than one lhs.shoS ; pic
etween the wears 1850 and 1852 they furnished in loans
OOOOOOOO to England $5OOOO0O to austria ~. @
Prussia $4,000 900 TO France, S00OOO 70 Naples S%oV
900 10 Russia Sl2OOOOOO TO Brazil and various smaller
amounts TO minor states The leading active partner 9I
the past few years has been the Baron Nathan oe ue
ROt6schid of London, Of Nathan, born IN LONDON
1905 and succeeding his father as hesd OF nne t
refusing to take the oath of Office ION the true faith OF
Christian" did not take hls seat although regularly
As the members of the family have ge gene
1ntermarried; their immense tNair hands for
many Years The Baron James was born at Frankfort
SS wears snbe0ueny for eminent services rendered to
Austria he received the title Of COnsuGenera OF ne
Austrian Empire in France-an honor which ne heio
large numbers Of the sclons OF the Gneene hOOee a9
recourse him for financial relief In 1870 ne peSenea
for the relief Of wounded during the three days OF
revolution the sum Of 1900 francs After the con
struetion Of the St. German Railroad TO, when
he mainly contributed, he engaged IN ana com
Pleted the construction OF the great NOltneIh Tn
pampheteers hurled their shafts at him. ana SO great
the feeuug against hllu aPO4ob0S
could do but little to influence public OPINION IN ms latoa
In the following year the page OF ms country seat al
ience lie remained however Paris under the protec
tion Of Mr.. Caussdiere, and having contributed 6VO
ings became arpeased to such a degree that he
could again engage IN his banking AFFAIRS me Gnshge
that the Empire Of Napoleon Ill the part ne took IN
Nina St o OF Pps and mo- his predccessor Among
the many orders with which he was decorated tne aIu
early life married to the daughter OF MS
Solomon large number of synagogues and israelilsh
establishments such as the hospital OF the nue. f"'
cove Their erection to his muniheerce'
THE KING OF SIAM.
The Cable brings the announcement of the
death Of Chao Pha Mong kout the King Of Siam. He was
Eoorn 1905, and succeeded mis- father, Rheu DIN
iang 1925 by right Of his being eldest Of the
Queen He was, however, aside by OF his elder
torothers and became Buddhist monk devOtDg large
portion Of his studying dead and modern Ian
hguages He acquired familiar knowledge Of the sci
ences spoke English with great uency and was mem
Der of the Asatic Society Of Great Britain Upon the
throne Descending the monastc dress he TOOK the title o.
Prabat somdat FRA Parsmenthon Mana MongkC9Li ana
may remarked that he exercised his troops according
press and granted freedom Of worship In April 1885,
he concluded treaty OF commerce with Great Brltal
tStates lie paid great attention 10 the development OF
the internal resources OF his Kingdom ana caused hune
Qua roads canals &C. TO be constructed In various parts
,of Siam.
Charles B. Lord, Judge of the Circuit Court
of st. Louis, died yesterday afternoon.
Policeman John F. EdmOnds of the Sanitary
sQuad died, last evening, at his residence
Mr.. Francis j. Tucker, a young Journalist
aud politician, died at his residence, No lOe WayeTey-
place, on Friday evening, at the age OF 70
LYMAN son the Hon. Lyman Tremain, aged
eight years fell over the OAnnsters from the Seoonu
story Of his home in Albany yesterday and was killed
Thomas Armstrong of the firm of Armstrong,
Gator & CO. OF the oldest and active merchants III
PHILADELPHIA, died on Saturday at the age Of ~.
The Hon. Stephen BOyce, who was quarter
of century ChefJustice OF Vermont, and IN 1855 and
1856 OF that State is dead lie lived 81 years
and died without an enemy.
The funeral of the Rev. Phneas Stowe, late
pastor Of the Bethel Church in Boston, very largely
attended Yesterday. The Rev Drs Baron Stowe Hague,
Neal Eddy Fulton, Walker and Garner took part In the
exercise Many OF the leading business OF the city
were present