New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-10
PERSONAL.

Twenty bishops of the Protestant Episcopal
Church have been furnished by Connecticut, and about
half OF them came from Hartford
The drvlmmer-bOy of the Ancient and Hon
orobe Artillery Company Of Boston Is Dan simpson,
God ?, He has drumned in the company GO years
A Cbinaman, educated in England as law
YER has settled in practice at San jose California "eio
there is large and, trust, ltglous community Vi HIS
countrymen.
A woman AT New-Hartford, Conn, who has
been bedridden thirtyye years. and has never seen
locomotive il happy the approaching completion OF
branch OF the Canal Railroad, which will bring the cars
in sight Of her window.
The Euening Post says of an eccentric OLD
lady who recently died in England that inquest on
the body showed that deceased the daughter OF
n spaplsh noblenan OF high distinction" What won
derfu thing science is, to be sure!
The British Government has brought from
Haicarnasus the remains Of the celebrated sculptures
which adorned the Mausoleum erected by Artemsia 10
her brother husband, Mausolus, King OF Cara' The
English Government applied to Story, the American
sculptor to know il he would restore the colossal statue
Of Artemisia and what would be his charges Tor
the labor story's reply remarkable one for TINS
mo making day. and very agreeable to Americans
He would restore the statue most certainly with al inc
Measure an artist could take In such Work as ior
charges he would have none 10 make pcyoHu 'no "0i
| cost of the marble.
Mr.. Franz Aston of Berncastle Prussia, hay-
ing learned that q New-YOrk millionaire named Astor
has died. leaving immense property and large lega
ces for his European relatives supposes that he most
probably one OF the happy heirs, and being well ac
! ouainted with tho worldwide reputation OF THE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE whose staff supposed to be the
| yyisest men OF all nations of the earth, and men
known throughout for their kind and beney
client sentiments begs leave to ask said TRIBUNE Kindly
TO advise him where he can obtain further information
about the will of AsOr and how eventually ne may OD
tain possession OF whatever legacy may fall to him. MI
William b. Astor he this paragraph will I'M
doubtedy forward to Berncaste certified copy Oh the
will and prepare to settle his accounts
Madame Isidora la Vicomtesse du Chastel, OF
du Chate nee MarchOness dc Reyeleyez, OF Valadod
lady of advanced age found dead in her bed at Tx
bridge England, the 22d ult She experienced great
vicssitudes during her life She the widow Of Gen
eral the yscome du Chastel who was killed at Waterloo
when commanding division of the Emperor NapoIeons
army The old lady lived entirely alone having resided
at Uxbrdge for many years upon small pension. Her
father the MARQUIS de Reveeyez to whom she was sole
heress died during the time that Spain was occupied by
the French when she took refuge in a convent From
the convent she was married to Colonel the Vscomte du
Chaste and proceeded with him to POndicberry In In
dia he being attached to the staff OF Count Udoph the
French Governor OF that settlement. From INDIA they
returned to France in 1914 After her husDands ueath
abe went back to Pondicherry to reside with Count
Udolphs family and subsequently, upon returning 10
Europe to claim property belonging to herself in SPAIN
and TO her late husband in France she was shpwrecKed
off the Island Madagascar and lost everything Dut her
life The late Robert Peel granted small sum Tor her
aid from the Compassionate Fund at the ntercessoh OF
Sir Thomas Fremane, then Secretary TO the Treasury