Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-03

the sge Of ffty-uine years. He used ether sim
ultaneously with DR.. Morton of this country.
The Ga.loi. asserts that NJ. Gustave Dore has
lately signed contract for FIVE years with an
English publisher, by which he undertakes to
come to London for two OF three months every
year, to make 80 designs on each occasion. For
these adds that journal, he is to receive 25o,oOo
francs year.
Ny Keong Chez, one of the first Cinnamon to
settle in California, has just died, and at his
funeral 9. long line of carriages, together with
mourners and music and load Of roast pig, etc,
followed the remains through the principal
streets to the cemetery
The .4nglo--fmerican Times announces tns'
"a prominen; literateur, now resident IN fsris'
Who made a name by his labors on the history OF
the american war; has written life Of Anson
Bu-,irc me, which is shortly to sppesr. Inc
author was = close personal friend Of Mr.. Bur-
linglme, AID has had access to ali his correspon-
dence AMI private papers.
The harnesses for Mrs. James Fisk, Jr's SIX
ip-b.Dd team FOR the season at Newport, and
which, it ha. b,en reported, " are being made IN
Europe, to cost : ) 900, - are really being made IN
Boston Several Of the sets ara already finished
and the vbo!, will be completed in two weeks
This is the tenth order Tor harnesses received by
the sare firm from Nrs. Fisk, siias, . hT1e
common"
Miss yi.lAnte Birta Rowicz. a young Hun
rali.n lady. recen,iy wrote a volume Of poetry
in French. and asked permission to delicate il
70 the Empress Of Austria. The Grand Master
Of the Court has charged the Minister Of In
terror ,e inform the author That Her Majesty
vas too much hungarian At heart to accept tie
de...alca Of book written in French by
hungarian lady
Ahr,.l W. Fox, ful, blooded negro, has pur-
chased an interest III the Detroit Free Pre's,
Dem cratic. and will soon become its managing
editor This paper has been noted for It's hatred
AMI bitterness towards Mr.. Fo1's race.
change. therefore, is likely to come over the
spirit Of it's dream. alr. Fox was formerly a
south Carolina household slave.
Mr.. spurceo1 has given his views on compul-
sorry eluoat;5n. Although he had always Oh
jec,eI r. Government interfering in religion and
education. be is willing to forego his sentiments
. i'll favor Of every child being educated. seeing
the hm5u,atle ignorance Of London children
lie trusts the Bible will be used and Insisted
upon, and that the doctrinal matter Will be -e''
10 The care OK Inc SUNDAY -''n0O''
The New York I'iegT9N says HAL
d. As.or is declared by those VINO ought TO
know 10 represent 9''ooy'o'' a. /. '7'' var
io,H3l''j' 'oFHeIas Al1ei' i'.' 7'0'0r''-
ol' Daniel pie"' eo'Vo''00o' A1su,' Del
mont @'.'' '''J' Oeo' Law So''o0'''' q
samne. y Pike eHVoo'Voo James iisA' IT,
-','''.. goo James Leno1 7''VJ''"".
A marriage il to take place between Mrs
I Ives. daughter Of Nh Motley, American Minis
ter At london. and the Hon Henry Cowper, sec
5ni son af lie late Earl Cowper. and grandson
/ Of the late Yisc3untess Palmerston. hlr fret
husband having been Earl Cowper, grandfather
/ a. the present near. Mr.. Henry Cowper, who
{ is Member Of Parliament for Hertforishire, was
educated at Harrow and oxford, ami i said &c