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EX-PRESlDEHT JOHNSON.
His Speech in Washington.

WAsHTSGUoN, July 2.-E,x-Presi-
dent Johnson was sercnaded Lest
night, at the Metropolitan Hotel. He
made & speech returning thanks for
the welcome he had received. He
said the time would come, and that
ere long, when the American people
viii be aroused 10 the Importance Of
preserving the great principles which
had been 0versighted and trampled uR-
der foct so long. He believed a CLEAN
Of the morning OF redemption could
now be seen, and that the time was
coming when the Constitution Of our
fathers would b restored. He spoke
OF q Usurping and tyTanniCal Congress,
which dominated over the Judicial
Department of the Government and
attempted to absorb all the powers Of
the President, and stood with the
mailed heel Of power on the necks Of
fTCcmen i'm the United States. J. he
was compelled to take.hiS choice
which, thank God, he was nOt-hc
would take an individual who was
honest, wise, patriotic and Just 8S his
ruler or master IN preference to the
Congress 20 usurpiHE, capTiciOuS and
corrupt. Already iCelers had been
sent out 10 deViop the sentiment Of
the country on tile question Of an En-
pire. i paper printed in New York
mad on lis title page the Empire Is
peace, and on the other side let u7
have peace; the meaning Of this was,
let us have the Empire with Grant at
it, head, and we shall have peace;
but you viii find lurking behind this
a debt Of twenty-five hundred million
dollars. The greatest fear is, The peO-
pie are not to betrusted, and hence we
must have q strong government, with
an army 81 our backs. Eud when the
people become TC=tive as TO payment
Of taxes, they are tO be compelled to
do so at the point of the bavonet
Mr.. johnson alluded 70 the dopreUi-
alton Of the currency and OF the meas
ures looking TO its repudiatiOn, aS adj
vanced in Congress; Of the disappear
ance Of slavery and its re-appearance
IN the shape Of Government stocks,
and of the bonds locked Up In the
vaults and their T0tt6uiug and eating
into the titais Of the country, instead
Of the capital they represent being
used to develop the material interest
VI AllC At-tiylAs A4E sdlN v e util 4 StC-
Ond Washington, and he would like
to see what kind Ofan animal he was.
He feared he was as little ike the
first Washington az was Diogenes'
version, in the shape Of a goose strip
ped Of its plumage, and Of Pelatter's ;
definition Of man--an animal with
two legs and without feathers. Again
returning TO the Constitution, the
speaker expressed his determination
10 cling to il IS a palladium Of our
civil and religious liberty, saying
"The American people have high and
noble duties 20 perform. Let us not
falter, The day is not far distant
when they viii meet under more aus
piCious circumstances fhaa now He
was much sPplaudei.
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Death Of Or. Meius.

The Philadelphia Teleqral,h oi the
sd says: The venerable Charles ..
Meigs, NJ. D., one Of the most distin-
guished medical men of the day, died
suddenly yesterday at his residence in
Delaware county. DIR. Neigs was 81
native of the State of Georgia, but he
was a resident of Philadelphia during
the greater portion of his long and
useful life, and both in his professional
capacity and as a private citizen he
was well known and respected by the
entire community. He entered TIE
medical department of the University
Of Pennsylvania in 1872, and, after
completing his course OF studies, he
returned to his home In the South,
where he remained for several years.
In the year 1920 ne took up his resi-
denee permanently in Philadelphia,
and in short time gained an eXten-
sive and very valuable practice. He
made a speciality Of the diseases OF
women and children, and in the i'm
portant and difficult branch Of OBJ
stetrics he obtained q well deserved
reputation, and was considered the
highest living authority on the sub
ieet in the United States.
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a27. Pork dull at sa4 rs. Bacon
retailing at, shoulders 142c; sides 1914
ls2c. Lard in tierces I9ia20e; kegs
.2ia22c. Sugar dull; common 9lal0c;
'prime I3aI3lc. MOlasses, npne offer
ing. Whisky 97a$I 90. Coffee, fair
.I4l15lc; prime l6aal62c.
CINCINNATI.
CTNCrNNATI, July 2.-Flouu So 65a
6 90. Corn 75c. Oats dropping.
Whisky 92c. Pork, no demand. Bulk
faeats held at-shOulders l2fe; sides
35laI62e. Bacon shoulders 14tc; sides
des 14Ie. Lard is held at 19c.
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, July 2.-FlouF 81 75a5 90.
meat 81 liz. Corn 67aS9c. Oats 67
&c. Whisky 93c. Groceries quite
Il unchanged. Pork S33 25a33 so.
Neon shoulders 14c; sides lSalSle.
In CHICAGO.
agH1cAGo. July Flour 81 75a5 80.
heat 81 q. Corn Use Oats 64e.
e 81 o.. Barley 81 45a1 80. High
nes 99a9j. Pork SS3a33 80. Lard
| :. Bulk shoulders I2le.
II i4OUlSN lLLE.
| LOUISVILLE, July 2-Flour 81 "a.
srn sc. Oats zoe. Groceries steady
Ind unchanged. Tobacco-sales 40
hhds at S3aG4. Pork S33. Bacon
lhoulders 14Ic sides 1SalS4c. Hams
i9Ic. Whisky 92c.
FOREIGN.
LoSDoS. July 2.-C0nsols closed at,
q25. L. 5. five-twenty bonds quiet
but steady, 8Ii.
FRANKFORT, July 2.-U. ), FIVE
twenty bonds s6sa96l.
LIVERPOOL, July Cotton is
3 shade firnIer; uplands 12Id; Orleans
l27d; sales Il, 900 bales. Weeks sales,
l02, 900. Of which l9,O00 were for ex-
port and 900 on speculation. The
stock Is estimated al 332, 900, Of which
lSS, ,000 are American.
Yarns and fabrics are irmer at
better prices.
California white wheat los; Red
Western No. 2, S I'D. Flour 2:}s cd.
corn, old. 26s Cd; now, 26s sd. Oats
Is I'd.
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The Boston Post says that the
Massachusetts, legislature has been
sitting so long that it cannot get up.
The Austin (Texas) Record, q new
paper says: The turf has been well
represented at the Austin course for
the past week or two. There has been
no disturbance Of any kiGd-so far as
We knOw-to mar the enjoyment and
general good feeling that prevails
with the "sportS."
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TRAGEDY AT NEWPORT
4 Br0ther Fearlliiy Ayenges a
Sisters Ruin.

Ffcni the Cincinnati Enquire, Juus ~
Thomas Downey, who was brought
10 this city on Saturday last, from
Cincinnati, upon q requisition from
GOV. Stevenson. charged with COM
mitting rape upon a young woman
named Annie McShane, was arraigRed
before Mayor Buchanan yesterday af-
ternOOn, between three and four
o'clock, for examination. Mr.. r. W.
Nelson, County Attorney, appeared
on behalf OF the Commonwealth, and
the prisoner was represented byO. W.
Root, Esq. noWney took q seat BY
the side or his Attorney, and the first
witness for the prosecution had just
been called, when Hugh McShane, 9
brother Of the young woman alleged
to have been raped, who had accom-
panied her 10 The Courthouse, drew q
pistol from his pocket, and before any
one could interfere placed it within q
few feet Of DOWney's head and fred.
The ball passed. entirely through the
prisoners throat, anterior to the wind
pipe, and lodged in the wall of the
courtroom. The Wemd produced is 3
very severe one, though not necesca-
rily fatal. DOWney, after receiving
surgical attention from DR., Thornton,
was conveyed 10 his llSIne. ,AlcShane
made no attempt to epe, 81 quiet
" submitted to arrest, and ~ I5deed
in Jail. His sister, who, it Is Claimed,
was outraged by DoWney several
months ago, is C4eie3lfc The court
room was crowded with spectators
when the shooting took place, and Of
course great CONSERVATION was caused
for 3 few minutes BY the affair.
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latest from Cgba---The Spanish Forces h.
ereased---ExscgtiOn Of American Cap
tiYes---A eeatFaI Battle Expected.
Georgia Postmasters No. 10 te aenOved-''
Rore Bonds 10 Be Purchased.

A WAsHTSGToN, July Recent Gu
ban advices state that the Spanish
forces at Cuneo Villas had been aug
mented % over POGO, and that eighty
five patriots, including several Ameri-
cans who were capturei by the Span
iards, had been executed. The CUBAN
General was concentrating his forces
and q general battle was SOON expect
ed.
The President to-day informed the
Georgia representatives that he should
not change postmaste1s there unless
the incumbents prove Incompetent.
The Government viii purchase
S300,000 Of bonds on Saturday.
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RICHMOND
ffiaEtfai AoOieeRt---TgO hisa Killed aHd
Several Fatally Wounded

RIcHMoSD. July 2.-Ihe barbocue
given to J. Walker sty the colored peo-
pie took place to-day On NauXhail
Island adjoining this city. About 8
O'Clock the chain bridge leading to the
Island was go crowded that If gave
way, carrying dowr. about sixty per.
sons. Col. james r. Branch, q promi-
Rent broker and thf Conservative can
didate for the Semitic, was instantly
killed, and also Policeman Kirkhali
who was on duty 70 prevent the crowd
&7om rushing on the bridge. Several
colOred men were fa.tsllV wounded
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ST. LOUIS
A Steamship ChsrieFes Cor trio ifo@ Kew
York ta s leuis

81. LOUIS, July 2.--The New York
and New Orleans steamship Whining
son has been chartered ct New York
FOR a trip to 81. Louis, and viii leave
that port As soon gs laden. She has
all the freight engaged that she can
carry, and inslrauoe for 100, ,000 dollars
on her hull has been secured.
The ST. Louis Grain AssoCiauCni0n
sold to-day 3l,U0J bushels Of wheat at
New Orleans, for shipment 10 Europe,
This wheat has been ct the elevator al
New Orleans for several weeks, and is
ss sweet ED sound as when it arrived
fbeFe.
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FORTRESS MONROE.
YelloN Fever 9H Beard the Preach eeFses
cauFleUx.

EORIREss MONBoE, July =
| French corvette Caurieux, frOF5 -. -,
Unique, Z In quarantine with e. ~ P''
cases OF Yomita on board. ST.
! two men at sea yesterday az
| to-day. The captain, tir5t gs,bo,, am,
surgeon arc. dead, aaI thestla olso /,
surgeon isldying. She wig 1a-.,.-., -
provisions and coal as SOON e4r'hq u'A'
and proceed north. prs IssI nigh'
bmment upor
THE FoRGg g1nce, and con on.
leave descrip-
Ne is AsaaHded to PriR5 can speak from OBJ
SeHbnce. We learn OF &c
the storm or tornado
w. r,scung corn and fruit
forger, was rrenlsi sil',lsu - 7'ii'' eN'el'
day, by Judgepusly.
cut his senteneptton having fallen on,
for the prisonesf small stock, the only
did not desire northward is potatoes and
sldered ms sek5e 'eagIy products there is
ma tn9 pIss ing, theshiPnepts amount
VIpugi'' 'y hi5i slso0 to 5000 per day in
Lslg 20 Cincinnati. Louisville
! Louis. Z
Jfrom above are very liz I
aOrs uisafse bring very little fola!sh (
-@e have but two regul
9ek in the Cincinp
sheY .etheg with the stac
HAvAN Nl8,'le,Gife- 5U.-It Is reported
that the volunteers guarding the Maui
ritas Railroad have mutinied and re
fused to guard the line any longer. de
manding to be placed in active service.
y Colonel presented their claims to
Gen. Letonia, 1T Puerto Principe, and
the latter Immediately arrested the
Colonel. The volunteers then march
ed 10 Puerto Principe, released the
Colonel and imprisoned LetOnia, and
it is expected that tho volunteers will /
try to shoot LetOnia.
Capt. Gen. Devadas ia a public
speech to-day advised the journalists
to show more moderation and to
endeavOr to cOnciliate all classes and !
cease publishing irritating articles,
especially in regard 70 ladies.
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CHICAGO
latest Hews Concerning tie Powell expioF
ing Expedition.


CHTcAao, July "a Springfield
special SAYS that John A. Rlsdon, the
sole survivor of the Powell Exploring
Expedition, arrived In that city TO-
day. and he tells the following story,
Of the truth CT which there can be no
doubt: "On the 2Oth o. .last May the
Major, with twenty men, attempted
TO cross the Colorado river in a small
boat, about twenty railes above its
rapids, and about fity miles from the
Canon, for the purpose Of exploring
the Big Black river, which empties
into the Colorado at that point, and
when they We're about twenty yards
from the shore, gliding along on ap-
pareutly smooth water the boat was
seen 70 enter q vortex, which at once
engulphed il, and not Cncof the party
which LEFT the shore a few minutes
before, g8iiy cheering, were ever seen
afterwards y
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TELEGRAPHIc HABKETS
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, July 2.-Cotton quiet
but firm; sales l20V bales; uplands
34lc. Flour Sc I5a6 c., closing 5al0c
lower. Whisky 81 %. Rice end cUfiee
sdull. Sugar heavy, Cuba 1lall3c. No
Rasses quiet, Wheat 81 AZ. Corn
S5aS7c.
Dry Heavy broe5n shectines
l6la17; fine do l9al9l heavy fine
sheetings 13al3i; muslins idIa2i;
stripes l0lal6; Deninls a15al3: Sacenia
JAMS 152; satins 171alS; calicoes l23a
49, for best makes. Brown drill \ l0a
ia; Sambrics 12al3l bleached Canton
fiannels 2Ia27.
MOney-MOney is very active and
firm at per cent. with ga enlhmis-
siOns added for call loans. In antici-
patton Of ease in money next week,
there Is considerable speculation in ps-
gard 70 the course of the market To-
morrow, when borrowers viii have 10
make lheir engagements over Tues
day. The purchase Of 8,00O, 900 in
bonds by the Government tomorrow.
viii put afSat about s., 500, 600 in cur
rencs'. the natural tendency of which
viii bo 20 relieve the market. Sterling
arm, $3.50 far prime. Gold heavy,
opening al 1875, and closed at 136.a
l5oS. The carrying rates were 3ai-lS
per cent. Ciearances $50, ,0GO, 900.
Various rumors are afoat that lie
Government would not recognize the
Cubahs Is beligerents. but w9uld hIlv
the island. The disbursements f0reoin
interest to-day were S5,978. .1O4. Gov
ernmeats active and firmer. Foreitrp
houses were large buyers. Old Ten.
nessees 623, new 57s,
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2. 49, Cotton
receipts to-day 4S2 bales, for the week
1865 bales; weeks exports, foreign,
asa; ;c0astwise 2270; stock Abs; sales
7l6; for the week $3.50. Prices to-day
are sitter, middlings. 323a33c. Gold
S1s. Sterling 81. New York sight
I premium. Flour -asuperfine s. u ;
Xxx s. so; xxx Sc 35. Corn, white,
81 %. Cats 73a74c. Bran 81 OF. Hay
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DIED

WEBBER-Ofcons at the residence
Of his brother, =, q We5bsrS on Breedlove
avenue, near tlfo Gig Of Memphis, in Shelby
county, Tenn, On thA norninso Of the ID inst,
PHILIP II. WEBER, Sged q years.
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Nottoe.
Assianee's Sale in BankruntcY.

4 5 assignee IN Bankruptcy Of Ragiand
n Bro. d Co, under order Of the U. :. Dis
trict Court for District OF West Tennessee,
VIII sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on the
18th Day Of IaIy, 1859, at l2 R.,
IN froutsf No. 20 Second ST, Memphis, all ths
sai1s-Batzkrupts' interest IN the following
lands inS tEs city OF JACKSON, Blississippi, to
Wit; TIE undivided oEe-haiI OF the whole
block OF land and Improvements where the
- Dickson House" stood, known as the Dick
son House property, being same described in
deed of c. x. Dickson and " fe TO VIM b. and
y. Z. RGEianc. Bids VIII be received up to
the day Of sale At fhsseme time and place
/ viii sell, ct publicauction, ell the notes, ac-
counts ana chooses IN action Of satd Ban k
rupts. ! " WESCOTT
July ], iSoo. JyZI Assignee, Eta
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COPARTEERSHlP NOTICE.

: HAVE this day 9sseelafed with me Ia tHe
I Practtce ef the Law, &. Vi. HEAENt ESQ.
ard L " MILLER, Esq, as partners.
y. NEWTON HART.
Memphis, july Isl.
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FOREIGN
ne L0stOn Times on lac Alabama ClaiEs-t
Ths Spanish lanta issues Manifesto.

BREsI, July Z.-TheTe has been 10
assmurication with the Great East
~ since the morning Of the Both.
IoSDnN. july 2.-Tll/e Times sees
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= THEO HCERNER,
Analytic and Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist and Ap0theCary,
81 AND Sc 8EAL STREET.


ENEEIfAE4 ANALYSES Of all dlsrTiTi scIgs
- made, aUG Wrllten reports furnished.
Physicians PrcseriptioDs csrofnlly cs,Hl-
pounded al al hours.
Patent Medicines, Scars, PerFuuggy. Toilet
.rticiGs- uTi eyery thing pertaining 20 & frst-
c.t,ss Drag SiUrC. ssp- lT
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NbTlCE.
strayed or Stolen $50 Reward,
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ST, : OF s. tiCFVAh I4IFE ISsCRASCE CO..
sFATE AGEECY OFFICE, - MADISON ST,
HEWPHIs, TEN0., jane /, 1852.
I'hE COpGrtnerShip heretofore existing an
I der tlie name Of j. g. LONSDALE & CO,
5 this 6a- dissolved by the retirement Of
capt. 2. =. White. The business viii be CON
Quoted IN future by- j. G. Lonsdale and New
ton ;. Otis, under the name nj LOESDALE &
OTIS. ie20 dSw
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON

a..pz.ss.. 10 the sofia~s.tsu Press Association.
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NOTARY PUBLIC
EDUCATIONAL.
I'D. sTEMARTs
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
10 ALABAMA STREET.

THE next session CT this Institate VIZ
4 commences On WEDNESDAY IkzE = f.l3I
DAY OF SEPTEo1 BEEf. l2d9, ana VII fer1e1u-
Chemical and Marheuetfcol a App1f 1tc1 1as
besn added. and c7znp pleke 44I4Qas.e ezt nH5
pee1 erected. No e1zeE44 = - ~ -
a1EI ttY1IcaI d4st a ~ ~ g. -
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~ since the morning Of the Both.
LoSDoN, july ,-Tlllg/- Tines sees
5-23asGals oflS62. account
$50 g f" lss5...................--iElt Brit
SO o. . 1851 ....-..--....l l2orfofils
$40 % 4" 1866, s1ssY .....llGss tlasa
80 +" 1867 Z. .-.......... 10 : sfg.i,s
so o. 1865 s ............ll l65sf !, -
le-G9 Bonds-.........a.-..s.... ~ ttie
Pacific Sixes........, -. s...-....lo.. 4ae
stocks were stea.spItB threat-
tsntor.......,,-.............a Spect, ;asions
Western Union TEX ob I ser .gncs3 10
k.uieksilyg.T,.-.....,...iaN-V ons, and
eelile y ssible TO re
ai, se11s ! - Pr p..9i,, y,,rc>s her acts or
aneTiean 5asr = r r FSpress...... els this, and
United states Express ash the ques-
Merchants Union E,xpree.
Nsg York CentraI.@....le Republican
. -, -..--' '''-'''-'.'. '''''', has isS1ed
Il - sti0nary poll
,ut ~ cientrai.... }inistry and
fUorsgdo1d dual rights.
~ .ssoa.aso pseos-,s-ss ,.. -s3,,ss reorgaIt-
P''.ss n. 20 % 'ia.s iua.osndiissspe right Of in
lenstsatS y a susaE
make reas0aa .caV seeting Of the
rheucesafth ii A.iili 80 to arrange
Sfract the Crieyaais e-ae new irish
Ineiy Is, aad 20 frame amend
--sto the pending bill. Earl Rus
9nle ron Aestblsry, Earl Gray and
asa7 creed g fpilow the lead Of the
staI. Jaiy 9 The contemplate
tee the Ministry here have
ha marke.. waIntil the budget of
a..t 81 ,55,5xars bu before the Cortes,
sess psevsously rep
c1t chsEge. Sales W., - 20, 40 s,-
se3 coed ordnal i,,ris's- i.ss esar -.
htasv u aoaslels Los,
Eei Agieassag II ssgse
5e besides stslss &C
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Fourth Of IuIy FishIna Excurslan.

fO ALE Bli9Qfl,. Naztsphis and Eitfle
- ~ LEX RatlrPIzd, 2 No. Z. ytsly 4 1884,
sAts leaEsf f0ot ~ UnicfE atxset At Ia In I.
Guiding ferrisge), ST g fyI
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-09
WHOLE No...sa ..saaoso

Because she was p1qued and there is nothing too absurd for woman to say who ls angry at the unexpected revelation of any thing discreditable in her history"
 Nothingcould persuade the, retirsd xal. bated every proDabnIy snu 6xplafhsd eNe- ry coincidence. IT 1afs319fi q aDorls
 "I remember thes gloomy stone walls of the Temple, :" said Augustus. .s eog,.c "That was Hampshire jail, where your Father went for debt" replied ifincis George. lsLt lsicgo. ..@.9 { : o3 uoijt6
 q can recall g grand water procession, which must have been the obsequies of Voltaire.'' -. 4..o ....t'.1|-l
 "'Twas the Lord Mayors show. You saw it from VauxhalL where took you myself. Your father told the truth, in his will. He knew you were a bastard, but believed you to be his child. Go back to your business and don't be fool" '04 Augustus Moves, however, would no lon- ger heed advice. No additional evidence ever came to his knowledge. To be sure het had the Bourbon face and figure. Frenchmen in the purlieus of Leicester Square recognized him at glancean Refu- gee dancing masters offered their services to put him on the throne. One enthusias- tic Gaul, with @ double edge to the com pliment he did not intend, said, with em- phatic gestures, ''Sir, if you are not the Dauphin, l am sure he must have died in the Temple" A 5lLss4 ,shAtat a51 ~ TOT
 But for proofs to1shpport the allegation of Mistress Moves, though he devoted to their discovery considerable fortune and many years, none ever came. Even Naun- dorf, whom he once met, though greatly his inferior, got the better in the argument and they parted, each believing the other to be an 1mpostor. It is curious enough, however, that the sons of Augustus Moves. she eoltors or nls Llre, wno benevea tneIr father to have been the genuine Dauphin. are inclined 10 accept Naundorf for the supposed Augustus Moves, who,n they say. took the real princes place in the Temple.
 In 1880, upon the election of Louis Phil lipe and the downfall of the Bourbons. Charles the Tenth and the Duchess of An gouleme, as is well known, escaped to Scotland. In the time of their depression MT. Moves hoped to find the hour of his triumph. He addressed numerous letters to his Beloved Sister," he condoled with the ex-king, his "Cousin;' and he sent the royal unfortunates copies of his printed "clalms to the French throne" Not hear Ing from his missives, he determined to visit Edlnburg and quarter himself upon his relatives, in Holyrood palace. His uncle George, however, got wind oft, sent 8 surgeon to bleed him, and then caused him to be shut up for g time out of harms way.
 Of all the claimants to be the Dauphin MT: Moves lived longest. Helvagault died In 1872 and Bruneau h s1841; Hsbert in 1928, Naundorf in l841, and Parson Will Hams, probably, about 1854 Moves held on and asserted his dignity until one May day, 1859, "when he went out in his usual cheerful spirits about. eleven o'clock, and, at about two o'clock, being within two miles of home, and being unwell. he en. tered cab--a Very unusual thing for him, and, during it's transit, his soul passed in- to eternity. "-P Pdckard's Monthly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-09

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