, 1870-05-10

n@y VI, Mnlp IN hand- 1oc Jefferson, b.
'ne 1ny9 NE name Of his kavosite horse.
Of tho Boston Journal, is to marry Bcotch
I 1to named Cummings, who his been tutor TO
ha6 chldfen. The splendid residence MI,
Rogers futni.hcd ms widow il to be sold. md
the 94spRy 4I Pr = s,nd a5e : going TO Europe
the French Academy, n eSito Of lie rnnnorad
support Of tho Emprrsa EugenIo. Thern Eero
two vacznciee-1eft bY Sa;ntn.t t,onvc snd
Lamlrtine- they have been fille5 e.cb hv
: vota Of 26 to 2. by Emile Olivier and jules
Senator saulsbury us5e a. syx,ech a. Eev-
Ark, Del, on the soth ult., IN which ha sid
that he never belonged to any party but the
white mems party, and thAt he snd i,s frienis
would have nothing to do with tho uegrooa.
and did not Nant their votes. He closed hy
u insAnc1ng the stazs And the trees to show that
there could be no such thing rs equally,
-IhetI Journal DE- Lie9e states that a. King
Of tho Belgians has commuted the cap;tA ean.
tence pronounced Against Deasous-lo-Houster
into hard lAbor for life. This c1imi1,al had
ssy Is nay be remembered, murdered three cattle
courtyard, and hid poisoned bis oxn xifs.
40 doubt whatever existed as to his guilt, aud
tho only motive for the present sct of mercy
is TO be found IN the 1epugn1uco Of Leopold
II. to sign death warrant.
Tho death is announced OF Coun. do Eris-
Duke de Berry and Gentleman OF the CHAM
her to ths Duke de Bordeaux. We have also
to mention the decease Of the Duke de- Chi
lon. about %, ex-Peer Of France, Genera1 Of
brigade, Knight Of the Order Of st. Louis,
Grand Officer Of tho Legion Of Honor. and the
last representative Of ono Of The nobleet fam
lies in France. He leaves four daughters,
the Duchess Pozzo di BorHo. the Duchess do
CaramAn, the 1arquiso De Chanaleilles and
the Countess de Les1s.SIirepo:x-
Tho Governor Of the Inva1idos, the Mar
gus Alexandra Q Lawnstine, died at Paris re-
Gently. Tho Marquis was born in 1875, and
was Of Get1nan origin. He was 4 grandson o{
Nine. de .Gcnis. In 1905 be began lis military
career, and took part in alnoat al tho cam
paig1s of the French army. He commanded
loo. He had been General since 1871. 4 lew
days before the coup detaf he was appointed
Commander OF the Garde Eatipnale Of Paris,
and Senator in 1852. The Goyernotship OF
tho 1nvaliaes has been held By him eince 1868.
The French Empress has never danced
Eince the death Of her Bister, the Duchess Of
Alba, but she appears in the ballroom on =
dais prepared for her, whore ahe remains, sur
rounded BY her ladies'. At one court bali, this
| season, ahe wore white satin dreas, en-
b1oidered With gold, the blonde flounces looped
up With amethyets, I diadem ol amethysta On
her head, and her necklace md b1.celets Of the
| lame stones.
= The charge brought somo time b1ck
sgainst the ex'Queen OF Spain, OF carrying OF
! part Of the crown jewels, viii, aays \ Paris
took place Afterwards in the Cortes showed
the sccusation to be unfounded, and the Gully
resources which Her Majesty possessed weru
her p1y;ate .hane 1s,a, N 3sss1s ley a ! :n@
lodged in the Bank Of England, and saved
eminent to the Prince Of fhe Asiurias. The
Memorial Dp'omdtiq4e, now roverting to The
above eubiect, Says: =" He regret to learn thai
Queen Isabella, seeing her resources diminist
daily, hss been forced to effect retrenchments
in her already modest mode Of liying, and thai
Spain, Her Majesty viii before long be in 81
precarious position that tho Emperor AMI
Empress Of the French will b under the ne
ceasity Of allowing her penaion."
In collection Of valuable autographs re
Gently sold in London there was note iron
London, October Z, between day and nigh.
Tho writer drunk" which ran a. follows
'3You zee, Madam, it Is not impossible for 70
to bo compared to Al elephant, aud You mus
give mo leave to show you ono may carry O
the simile. An elephant never benda hl
J An elephant males = most ronaIkaf,. "a con
!: mand OF lis enont; and so has vour Hra s
when you initiate Lady o. IN alsphant is
great lover Of men: and 80 is YOUR Grace /,
al knows though, from your psttiality
myEelf, shouid s1ther think you lovd 1itt
children. Il brought ESQ There was also
note from III. johnson to Goldsmith askit
him 10 propose hr. Boswell .'as . candida
{ for onr society" which soi,: for E8 8a.
The following is the prayer offered 1t Ii
. Byculla tsraellte synagoguge, By Rabbi Gil
dell, on the occasion OF the visit Of the DuI
2 Of Edinburgh to Bombay:
"ue who dlspenseth salvation unto Kings, al
| m1Udn 8unOfntpd whr4t ttfnsi ia
. dngdom q eternity, who delivered David hts sc
! want from the mlschieEo0s swords, who makes
path, may he bless, protect preserve. elevate, a
3 grandl1e and e1alt to the highest pitch Of 9Io
t cur most vtrtuous anl gracious Sovereign Ia
. throne, his Royal Mlshnsss Albert Edward, PHn
T Of Na!ee. and his excellent brother. hls Ro
d.d3 nlRhneSs is;s Prince ;,.. Alfred and Al i
may the Supreme King Of Kings By His mercy a
as eGR sx k9as ,50as bt ~ b, danSs
a md aegTandtze the star of their high rink or
= the throne Of their empire; may their dorn!nt,
5a sssI end nv Ne p1e9ns a
s hearts Of ali thelf councillors and mobiles wi
n towards ali Israelltea our brethren, In their d
. . safety, ind unto Aon come TIC hedecmes. II
y such be His will, and let Us aay Amen
!. Mrs, s. y. Goodwin, Of Dixon. IL, h
u written letter in relation TO the children
Q her brother, Captain Williams, Of the Oneid
), She Gays:
"By his unitmelf death, his three Sons are |,
| entirely dependent On relatiyes-a willing but
q adequate source Of supply. Edward +. william
+ the eldest, aged IL, has been under my char
: since the death Of bis mother, three 5ears a
q While live ahall do everything can for
- brothers boy; but my health Is feeble,
= means limited, and shall hare nothing 70
= . gueath to any one. The second son. ased
= ILL.,, IN excellent guardian for the present, hut
e | Is in feeble health aud without fortune, This
.e | must depend on liberal education, on account
T. n severe and permanent injury to hts right ar
n The youngest, Martin uenEy. years Old, is v
70 his maternal grandmother, Mrs- Jane Richie,
sca1sporl, Me. The family ts poor and can
4 nothing for his education. They are 1uc Int
# gent children, well worthy Of the protection
it their country. God grant that some day they 4
a | render their country and tho cause Of human
"a the same noble service thetr father has done
y valiant life and It's heroic sacrifice for dutys sax