, 1869-05-02
house on the New England ooas, for the .umme.

flctoEat 9f4odton, lately corn to the PI1nceAS
of Auguktenocrg. HIS been chr1stened Alben John
chazaea Frederick Alfred George.
Cosa feaf1 h2a been ntrrsted for having resisted
oMcefs Of the Law, and stands I prospect Of
being sent to St. LAxa-e-
Martin Sill, Of BUFFALO, o1ers TO nght Darney
Aason for &, ,o0o provided somebody viii back him
for that amount.
III. Alntum Post, one Of the most prominent
Ecdtcn men Of New Yort city, died On Monday.
Hc studied under Dr.. Valentine Mott.
Henry Mc{losIcy, who died IN tic insane asylum
II Flathush, n. T., April 81, had been City CLERK
Of Brooklyn, and leading editorial writer 70. the
Brooklyn Easl. and New York Sunday Mercury.
Samuel FrothlnsnAtn, formerly leading tnan-
cter Of Boston, died on Monday, aged So 5ears lie
had been Cashier OF the United States Bank, Sub
Treasurer, and President Of the State Bank.
At q recent sale OF autographs IN London letter
written By Daniel pefoe, the author Of Robinson
cEusoe, " brought esoo; md one Of John Dryden
produced s1sa
The late Sir Edward Cunard left Il, ,ooo 70 his
eldest son, Sir Bache Cunard, t1Oa,ooJ each to his
second and third Sons, and st0>,ooo each Of his
four daughters.
The fortunes OF the three grca, n6yar families,
Of Russta~ the DcmldoGs the Apra1ins and Seae1e-
Ectins, amo1nt altogether 10 upwards O! oEe
thousand million rnuh!es.
The Marquis o. Bate HIS rcen ma lc q Knight Of
frey dc youiuon In the Chapel Of Apparttlou q,
Jerusalem.
George Francis Tra.n has Organized a roruh-thc-
world excursion pxr:y, limited TO Fifteen. james
Brooks, Of the New iurl Express, is to be one Of
the party, which starts In August
The Pope, In connection wt.h tts Late anniver.
sary, has recclreI presents In money to The
amount Of s, GO ,o0o francs The Pope Will enter
on his feventy-eighth year on May Is.
The Detroit Tribune saxs: "Prof. Fowler Is lee
turing In Missou1, on the subject Of frcc schools,
and Is thus doubly entitled TO be known as free
/ knowlcdglst."
E::-secretar5 McCuroch. who is vc.J rich,
| las tought farm, near Washington, where he
Will I've In summer, rest ltlS III the National Capt
| til In winter.
Fred. Law Olns,eal has been onescd, and Will
rrolaly ACCEPT, the Pro.cssorshIp OF Rural Archl-
| lecture and Landscape Gardening In Cornell unt-
| ye1sity.
I Ado!1nus Hawkins, aged q, died In Wood
| County, Ohio, a few weeks uEo, lie served dur
Ing The xar Of Isis, and was very aetlyen promos-
/ lnz enlhtmfnsa during the lste war.
The monument to Humboldt tn the New York
| Central Patf, Will be bronze bust about four
| feat high. end win bc Placed on stone column OF
! q height OF from Ten 10 Twelve fecL
! Lori Napier declines to accept dinners from the
rcsEclts under him, eu the ground ttat 1t Is too
expensive for tho snbalterns 10 contribute to the
biliA
When Queen victoEia Was married, twenty-nine
years ago, che had twelve bridesmaids. Every one
OF these young 1ades has since heen married; one
has been married tr1ee; one Is now widow and
| three are dead.
Gilbert Pell, the original "bones Of the oytg1-
IA! company Of Christy Mlnstrels, was ar1algncd
In a English court, the other day, for stealing
clock from tavern. peu WAS discharged On the
| ground Of Insanity.
John + Caldwell, TO- many ycars prominent
merchant fScw Orleans, md son Of the gcnte-
nan Who Tor q long time, was Clerk Of the Su-
preme Court OF the Cnlied States, deI on the 18th
| instant
The [1nteyne Suggests 70 the French Govern
meat the propttcty Of Ordering tho indIsc1cct
Par1stan ha!1-lresser Who dislla, on his Sign, In
gtgnn'c Letters, the words "Wis-nakcr to Her
Majesty, the Empress" to remove that s.gu, be-
cAuze II gives rise to much unpleasant talk.
It being announced tha: the recent lres!!lt. IN
Northern New iork hnvc lett that region with
ont i dcm," conc iH2vercnt wag suggests that
Eea Wade OF Huracc Greeley BE- sent there t
once to supply the deficiency.
Professor A l. Perry, Of Williams College,
has accepted IN Invitation from the Free Trade
Leasrc to deliver series OF lectures on the rol
OF "protccton-" lie proposes TO devote his vAo.c
tine-o' Rtx months. from July 1863. to January,
l 'sTn % that work.
MHe9 @tase., .ac cA'VIeea oi SPAN anroiu-
-. Noeao., 's@ t1.is VIZ p,AAsrol. tos loaae'
"nss. W s"4u "e ~Is eons " .se'4 q iAous .nc.
.,e "eue ~ ,at Is Lsons ano tncn oNessen 10
fa5onnc, got across into Spain, and Is now ncttat-
us tho I;tEcayan Provinces IN favor ol Isabella
Atthe races In parts on recent Sunday, Queen
| Isahel'o WAS walking up and down In the crowd,
| accompanied by hcr fnm!ly, when inc Emperor,
VINO had just arrived, on seeing TIC group, ~ once
went down and aeIosted Lex Majesty, and Offering
| 4aDA pr}ns hnr - 81 rlN
Bauer, now the fashionable preacher at the
| chapel or the Tullertcs, Is m Austr1al Jew who
lfteen years ago, turned Catholic. In 1s4s be Was
! member Of The Rcvclut onary Academic Legion,
| tn Vienna, mad lie has now become m ul.Fa-t -tcac-
! tIoElst.
Tic Earl OF Eadnor, who died few weeks aso
| had been member Of the House OF Commons
continuously for t~enty-seFen years before he
| succeeded 10 tie title in 1seS, Tic was born IN
171s, arl ciccatcd in France, where hc vas, In
| tAAhool, presented 10 Louis XVI. and MArfe an
tonctte- He Has one Of the earliest British re-
formers, ansl all his life on adyaEccl Liberal.
| JoElph TUrrcaec, Of Cincinnati, died 0n Monday.
| He IVES connected with the Chamber OF Commerce
1loE, Its earliest oEHanization- In 1s!7. hn vas
eise'en rec 1fesi'ent, anu WIS fcelet1e' 70 th't
ot.ce tEe ta!cc loiio"ins years Ia le7'' nc was
eiee1ea t!es'aent, anu was fe.e'eS'eo 10 '1a1 o'-
| ese a!so .ut tn'ee eusoihH .etAS
Al me MISSISSIPPI state fals, Inc @ant'n' e'ra-
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