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uot nATe tAken pl1ce had It not oeen 1Cr LlO
course adopted By tho Duke himself. The
superior ordera, .wss 2bout to draw up noAs
Ps.pseq1i,' The Duke, however, would not let
the matter be thus hushed: up, but admitted
that he hsd violated the Ism and asked to be
tried- :;
The Austrian Marshal, Baron ron Hesso,
whore death has just been announced, Has
BON in 1888, and entered the military service
in 1S05. Ho distinguished himself greatly At
the battle Of Wsgra1n, and in the italian var
Of 1S48- In the war Of 1859, afteE the defeat
Of Magenta, he Was called to replace Genera!
Giulay at the head Of the Austrian forces; and
he it was who drew ont, with the Emperor
Francis Joseph, the. plan Of the battle Of Sol
fcr1uo- He was mined Fold Marshal on the
12th Of July following,
= letter from the kev. Newman IN.
Surrey Chapel. The reverend gentleman
speaks hopefully OF his health, and practically
refutes the prevalent rumor Of his intended
retirement from Surrey Chapel and residence
in the United States, By stating that he hopes,
on his return to London, " to preach the Cos
ever"
The Gazette des Iribunamr says there WAS
enormous e1agGeration in theatatemont, which
remained some time uncontradlcted, that
Prince Pierre BouapArte will have to pay
10000 francs for costs Of the Tours trial It
:
the travelling expenses, and board and lodg-
ing Of the High Court and jury, which arc de-
frayed by the 6tate,) cannot exceed 80, 600
francs, and that the proportion to bo paid by
Prince Pierre will be little more than 5000
frnncs.
Richmond, Va, died On the 23d nit. In 1924,
when the penitentary Was in hames, and sir
or seven prisoners were cut of from al ap-
parent means OF escape, Captain Freeman,
with the aid OF Gilbert Hunt, q colored man,
rescued them. A ladder was placod upon
Hnnt'a ahoulde1s, and upon this Captain Free
man climbed to the level Of the cell in which
the prisoners were confined, and cut them ont
Of their dangerous position. His hands and
fnce were badly burned.
The New York World has the following es-
Innate OF probabilities: "Ihe reported killing
Of Major Randall BY Indians is personally CON
tzadicted BY the repused corpse; but, as VIC
ne cannot say how far his unsupported asser-
tion should weigh against tho statements Of
numerous newspapers in matter in which his
interest would naturally prompt him to tako
the most favorable SieH Of his own CASE"
Dot.e ss9 soea T9s Il Edn6areh S:sf ps % aAs
!iBit tho other day to Mrs. Mary Somaryilfe,
On her 90th birthday. She is q charming old
lady; all her senses, with the exception OF 3
slight failing in the power Of hearing, are still
perfect; sho can thread her ueod1ea without
using spectacles, and is in full intellectual
fact that she is buaily engaged upon second
edition Of her recently published work on Mi
croecopic and Molecular Science"
-AIchbishop LycurguB, in letter to the
Archbishop Of Canterbury, speaks in the most
glowing terms Of his reception in England,
Which he considers Was ode1ed to the whoie
Orthodox Eastern Church In his person. He
will, on Ills arrival ut Constantinople, announce
to the Most Holy Gcumcnic1 Patriarch, to
the Blessed Patriarch Of Jcrubalom, and 70 al
the pre1atea Of the East, tho many things
pleasing and acceptable to God that he has
seen aud heard in Great Britain; and for al
time To come hc will never cease from 1aboring
to bring about the harmony Of the Churches.
Alexander Thomas Marie, who died in
Paris, April ~, was born At Au1eHe, Yonne,
lege IN that city, studied law in Paris, and be-
came member OF the bar of the Cour Royn1e
in 1919. He rose rapidly in his profession,
and in few years took RINK among the first
advocates in France. In 1880 he Was elected
member Of tho council Of his order, aud was
Year,. He gained great eclat in 1888 BY his
defence Of II. Cabot, who was prosecuted for
his work upon the revolution Of 1880. He
also defended Pepin, the accomplce Of the
assassin, Fieschi. Tho political arena like
wise had its attractions for II. Marie: He en-.
tered the tNambeE OF Ocputfes IN 1o45y ana
was reelected for several terms. He took
his place with the Opposition, and
in the revolution Of 1873 Was an ardent ReFiub--
Ican, though not 20 extreme in his views 10
kollin and Louis Blanc. Under the Provi-
sional Government he ras, first, Minister Of
Public Works, and afterwards President of tho
Assembly. After the election OF Napoleon AZ
President, N. Mario united himself closely
with the Democratic party. He opposed the
Roman expedition, and tho general policy Of
the Prince President. The success Of the en-
pire forced him from political life; but he re-
sumed his old position at the bar, and gained
removed distinction. In 1868 be Was returned
date, from Bouches-du-R Rhone, by Iarge ma
jo1ity Of votes. N. Marie, who published some
works, was also frequent contributor to the
leading French rerieW1.