, 1870-05-08

A New York paper declares that the body OF
Lola Moatez has been stolen from her grave in
Greenwood
his throat, aud has decided to retire from the
stage. n-
armed at Harper'a Ferry is now in New York
for sale- "
The Prince Of Orange, who is reported en-
gagged to rrincess Louisa, Of England, is al
most as fast and gny as the Prince OF Wales.
Governor Motton, Of Indiana, il q per-
manent invalid. He walks with cane in each
land, and addresses the Senate while seated IN
The Duke de MontrenBier,. who killed
Henri do Bourbon, is coming to America
an unpleasant female is sI1s. Turner, Of
Sacramento, Cal Her husband one dey took
another woran out riding, and Mrs Turner
met him as he returned from the livery stable,
and cut him under the right t1de Of the neck
so severely that he died in fer minutes
Louis Jannings, = former correspondent
trcss, Madeline Hen1iques, and the supposed
author Of the a1ticle in the New York Times
On Airs, Calhoun, succeeds Atr. Sheppard as
morning editor Of that journal.
John Kugsen Young's new paper, the
Standard, says that, notwithstanding Mr.
Greeley's late card defending the memory o.
Hichartleon dead, no one hh1 SO Severely cnti-
and and Richardson felt this 10 keonly that, at the
time Of his death, he waa meditatins retsro-
meut from ali interest IN the Tribune
While Richard Golden vas IN the United
States be visited nj uinpis farmer who owned
twenty thousand acKes, who told the eminent
Euglish etateamau. while entertaining him
with some fine peash bEnndy, that he bad LAID
away two hundred barrels Of it for old age.
Cezta1nlg," as tho great advocate Of free
trade remarked, - most e1taosdinar53:pzo-
1,;o tJacJ;ptprY vaarH
-Franklin Peale died in Philadelphia. or
the 4th, aged Is years- He "as son Of Charles
wilson feale. the founder Of Peale't
Museum, and celebrated as PortratTpatnt
as was also lis elder brother, Kemttant, wht @
died abou. len s,nys.ss ysssss $50 II te ls osiof M
| Of Assistant Assayer in the United statei
I Mint. PhIaaelphit- Shortly alter receiving
/ his appoiut tment he was sent on. an othcta
| visit to Europe by the government, to stud.
the working Of the mints in tie different coun
| tries Of The world. Nearly t9so years Wer
dsrnte7 to this task, and when Afr. Peal.
Tet,1rncd to this country he had gathered mucl
! ;nSoTration upon the Methods Of colnas
.xI;ch Was Of value, az well as elaborate draw
;nrs Of tho improved machine9y IN use N tn
nf1ts at Pn1is and LONDON, As the result 9
ElB travels nbro.d numerous improvement dm po.,p
snc,, 7,er1naneut .ysIna that they are atlll i
rngnc. Mr, pea1e remained in connectso
IN, The mint til 1854, 6lling in succession th
nos;tions Of Assistant Assayer, Meiter m
Eefner, and Chief Coiner.
The Pal Mau gazet.S, IN a neales
Eurke's Pee!sgegirfs Tie following ses9nnt
nnsIaad Enc IaI The foundeTe q the & families
some q The present Ealls a,asr o. Esse5 SCI a; ~
Ian, Erayeu, = tailor. The modern Dukes
ssrss .asa ths5 nao and asI'sI &
1 n,oie11 Es1ls Of Warwick from w4ia
cfse Eoetsgsrp ss pof.es, ass FL 4snfe4v e III
mouth, R.dnor; ~ D9ae: aasc:endea from a skinne
apa sijk Se go5keI, tailor, calais merchant, Al
she two latter from mercezs. Ihe anees'ols sas'
t1,e M EasIs of Dudley and RomneJ we're 3e~t U
iers and coldsmiths, and those ct ne DuAs >.
leeds. the Ea1ls Of CoTper, FitzT1ma@, in H., =,
nsT 3sy. Lords Do1mel, Leigh, Hi. Oscs ~
, Wi1Ioushbr do Eresby, and Carr1ns1on' e me
, Al tradesmeu Of one kind or ano;hes. 10 a.
Aahburton, Lord overstone, lo1a - neapss, , = =
! Of merchants, manufeot:rars, and oanke'
. who b4ye been raised to the Peasaees