, 1870-05-30
"a memorial Of biz deceased daughter, Mrs

"a memorial Of his deceased daughter, Mrs.
John Hanazt Warren.
-Mfz. psktingtuo, In the persou Of B. P.
ShillAber, h TO deliver poem 1t = convention
Of Name and Hsw Hampshife editora, In Juy,
VICTOR Hugo has been summoned before
the Partisan Police Court to answer the charge
Of having tried to excite hAted and contsmpt
against the government, by an article pub
liahedin Le Rappel He has refused to ap-
pear.
now an old man and hopelessly blind, made
the original bowie-lnife, according to plan
furnished him By the celebrated Colonel Bowie,
Judge jesse I.a1nberth, Of 1ome Ga, has
made 2, ZOO couples happy In his lifetime. The
Judge, it appears, mas . bachelor until few
days ago, when an estimahle young LADY named
Widow Stephen B. Norton, Of Madison,
Conn, died, on the 14th, Of paralysis Of the
bowels, disease which prevented her eating
anything but two crackers in forty seven DAYS.
and nothing whatevcr during thirty four days,
She WAS u years old, and was not very much
emaciated At the time Of her death
The Pail Mall Gazette sAys: "Dr. Fred
erick KApp, one Of the most distinguished Ger-
mans in the United States, where be has been
an Grille eince 1850, has been appointed Hon
orary Doctor Of Sciences Of the University Of
Donn, and has accepted the post. During his
residence in America he has borne prominent
part in the politics Of that country, and Was
Presidential elector in 1860. The most promi-
nent Of the German exiles, on account Of the
events Of 1913, nov remaining in America, is
Major General August Which, who, it is said.
had his life spared only on condition Of a
promise never to re-entet Germany, His
statement is that he vas Belected from com
pany Of prisoners and taken to d ship Of whose
destination be knew nothing until it landed
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friends il, that be Was q natural son Of per
sonage Of very high official poeltion. General
Which distinguished himself in tho late war in
Anerica,"
"A somewhat annaing as well as interest.
ing incident enliyened tie Woman's Suffrage
Convention in Boston, last Tuesday. Mrs. g.
S. Foster vas enlarging upon the necessity Of
working for conversions to tho Cause, She
said tint it was found necessary to convert
Mr. William Lloyd Garrison. Poor Ms. Gar
rispn was on the platform, and the lady kindly
favored him With bit of bis own history. she
said that when, forty years ago, he published
The Genius Of Liberty newspaper In Ba1ti-
more, he protested against the action Of Ger
tain women who we're going about getting up q
Ras 70 o. ooas2s Ss fssasa ths st
not believe it. Mr. Garrison" said Mrs.
i. g., and can chow it to you." Avery ike
ly,' responded Nr. GAI1isop, "for WAS then
Pharisee Of the Phazisee. AL 1 saJ is 4 Was
blinl--now see.'"
Tho Hon. Richard Stockton Fiold, late
Judge Of The United States District Court Of
New Jersey, died at his residence, in Prince
ton, on "Wednesday, after an illness Of fow
weeks, with which no w4s suddenly attacked
while abont. leasing the Grand Jury in the
couzt-room at Itanton- He was born at
Princeton, IN the early part Of tho present
FHrt11fP UN nknl
prominent historical families Of New Jarsey.
He was nephew Of Richard Stockton, one Of
tho a1gne1s OF the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence, and cousin Of Commodore Stockton
He ras educated in Princeton College,
xhsre Fl he afts1rnrd flled tho Pro
studied under James $. Green- He wae A.
torney General Of the StAto for several years,
and occupied seat in the United States Sen.
ate, III 1862 and 1868, following the lecease OF
Senator Thompson. At this time he was ap-
pointed by President Lincoln Judge of the
United States District Court for Now jersey,
which position he filed with signal ability till
fer weeks since, when hs falling health
compelled his resignation. 1Io was delegate
to the Philadelphia Loyalists' Convention in
1896, and throughout hls life WAS an untlinch-
ing and able advocate Of the Union cause.
The Montreal Aeus Of May &c Says:
There is something OF the romantic in
1IL4lE VI tAe u4ooA DeulS summoned from
ball room to the field a. battle. His Royal
niehness celebrated Tuesday, the 9th instant,
Her Majesty'a birthday, by large party at his
oWn residence, and in the evening proceeded
10 q hall ut Dir. Allan's. It was NAiio at the
ball Tint the Prince first beard that his regi-
lueut, the =. c. Q. ldfes WAS under orders to
proceed to tho frontier, in anticipation Of a
Fcnian inEasiou. The Prince left Il III early
hour yesterday morning, and, inspired by the
gallAutry OF Ills race. asked permission to
servo on Lord RuEsel's ataf1. Tic post Of
dsnger IL the post Of honor, and it was brave
sct Of His Royal Highueas to select an OK
posed and prominent position. His presence
IN the feld will inspire every BzitiAh subject
with fresh zeal, though We reg1e. tue hard
necessity which compels His Royal Highnesa
to esilhis life in 30 ignoble combat"
The Protestant Episcopal Convention OF
New Hampshire has elected the Rev. William
". Niles, Of Connecticut, Bishop Of tho do
ceee, in place Of tue late Bishop Chase. The
Iev. Dr.. Colt, Of Concord, N. H., WAS The
choice Of the clergy, bnt the laity refused to
concur in the nomination, and, Attor ak bal
lotiugs, ! committee Of conference WIS ap-
pointed, which resulted in the election OF Nj.
Niles. 1he Bishor-elect is Professor Of Latin
III Trinity College, Hartford, and has charge
of St. John's parish. Warehouse Point, On tho
Connecticut River, above Hartford