, 1870-05-07
PERSONAL.


1iages, each with bottle Of wine and tho yes
sci containing bis or her dinner.
PERSONAL.
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fiosence, me actor, nas Donso e1k IT. noose II
Pa1k Avenue, Now iork, iol sa2,9o
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las been offered me posinon Q. Assissans Dls
ti9ct - Att9Ine2 unee1 ne c tno As'otne nsna5s
OF tne D!se7ct OF tolunpia' aoo nAH oer
chnea It; ~ il.
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eeee =. iueo tAse1s, enll'o1, .ieu " 9atui
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,,CC1ne ,,-Cl re" 1o1k 1taothe, ~ n annslon 70 ~.
Mctos9 IectnTes, hays; no sItnnS M MAn
comes lof.afo 20 de!ena me cta9et ol fIee
Echsaon, II vii ptobaoly hna ae1enuer NOT
uu"okeAy l!o 3euoHl ~ In ueeP tutuAei, ,t w
common seaoiaS, Emu courageous "oLnan' A1s'
Love;
Inc toar oi AZ tne eteat c1tIes 2l FsnnGe
suggested ioI the fIlnc9 mpertai aione WI,
IT i8 now declared by tho ffeneh papers, pc
shared N Gy the emperor and Emp1ee9, WHO
viii make progress" more splendid than
the famous one OF Queen ELIZABETH through
England -..,
"A Madrid journal states that tho Regent OF
Spain has urged upon General l1im the neces-
sity OF m immediate election Of . King, and
Inns proposed three candidates-tho Duke of
Moutpeosier, Marshal EsParte1o, and Prim
,,irasen. The General is stated TO haFe en-
phatieally declined the proposed honor. say
lug ho "neither would nor could become
king."
Tho New York .Snr says: "The tunor
that Miss Wcathersby, OF tho Thompson
troupe, is shortly to be led to the altar is true
but che ia not to take that important stop in
company with the prominent county official
who has Of late been 80 attentive ather shrine.
The happy man is named pu Salle."
The New York Globe has seen very pretty
present which Olive Logan has made to Anna
Dickinson. It consists Of handsome gold
locket, on one side OF which Ia laurel wreath,
with the legend To the Rescue over it, and
"Anns Dickinson" below. On the obverso il
Miss Logan's name with the date Of present.
tho donor and the recipient
There il Washerwomen's Mutual Aid
Society in Iyona which has elected II. Raspa1
m honorary member. He writes that be viii
accept the position il they promise to adhere
always to Democratic and Republican opin-
order for 25I-
"A few days ago, in Paris, Wen-tiressed
matt aBcended to the top Of tho column st the
piacs do Ia Bastifc, and, on arriving there,
without . moments delay, throw himsolf over
the railing above: :, The hody Was dreaAuA9
taneous, paPeIs u ma POCKET deciafea hlaa 70
10 a. Icon Magaf a. 15osnef Q. Laeatenant es nam
Mage. WHO perlahed list Decesnpel III tne oof-
gone o,ut.o, .s,., T..
IlcIe fen1, ING Iole9lase1 ~ ~ eues, maa
lust ta6cn leaSe o. tne AotIa uauio con1leSa-
non. ~ r. o9segaalne .roM e1s PMptt % ~ @ ~
c'afea mar Nc leis y iol tne iAss = Lne' = ~
peaI.s that me Afcnpiannp q ialls an9 ats
Galhean cie1Gy q me catneaf1 were 4lsmI lI
nifeatlsncd Win tnc Mannet u "Mcn tno Jeaut
fatna5s aaopi1ng t1o Nenuents ~ III ose.aa .a
Cahoatcd. Preachea up the 1nlafhouley OF Inc
lops y " III nent !a.W sermons; TSaas. ill.,. ,x n
-In P1a Mag Go5s0e says that n. Gn;
Lucas, Of the PaF1s lnstltutei having lorwafued
TO Count tsmark copy OF an :, article az 40 IN.
tended to puGlish u 1aFor OF the aoonuon OF
death punishment, haa received f1oua the Ger
man statesman feply 70 Ie enee1 ia, t4as ~
opinion on the subject ls 4ncnanged Even N
The future es3s the No5tb-raR - A%oassa I,oaea
lor, "he lConnt btsmafk) cannot Iespono 70
the anticipation expressed At the end of your
letter. He VIII remain the 11econcuAblo enc
my Of the abolition OF cap1tal pnnisnnenL.
m. Duhsrle, Judge Of the Pans Court OF
Appeals, las inst died from Ter5 e9tta9r-
binary Cause "A few weeks ago, being IN tho
country at Fomponne, ~hels nc mas properly,
ho attended the funeral OF the Mayor, and ap-
proached the brink of the sraTa 70 make m
oration over tue coffin. Hnt ema3atlons nom
the collin Of the mayors Wlie, VINO haa been
buried some months before. 50 Affected the
.I1I1N a f0lHtl0R
never thoroughly recovered. and has now
died from what is called "cadaTerous polson-
ing" .-.. ....-.-, .s.,.
-Once more. says Iaffe correspondent
the Emperor Will not allow Punce Napoleon
to speak IN tho senate. ~ !mpen psaaa t1asat Asa.
about thu p'enscite, and who. 1t was announced
by the best informed organs Of publicity,
would CARY out his lntenton yestefday, re-
ccived ordeEB at the last moments 70 make an
excursion to to Prangins, and he u now roll
lng on tae lamay ha @ sat
at St. Petersburg, to broaeh the question Of
general disarmament. which it is giyen out
may very possibly be treated Of during the
month Of May, in a congress OF sovereigns-
Tine Uniters has published brief ad-
dress from the Pope to the clergy OF Lucca.
On the question Of examining into the truths
Of religion, the Pope eayB that this error, be-
ing introduced into holy things, has resulted
in ciying new life to the artificial doctrine
which formerly, under the Appearance OF piety,
proved most Pernieious to the Church, and en-
These doctrines, which seemed, II not dead,
1T least in abeyanco. having lately acquired
strength through the Importance OF
hose who have advocated them, have poisoned
many minds, md created great e1citement.
Ihe effoct OF this il Witnessed in. those: public
prints which display 80 much andacIty and
nTT7F11
most ardent enemies Of Catholicism.
The late English Journals contain an-
OF the death of the Rev. Mr.. Ha-
Eergal, for many ysars prominent EEangsG-
al Clergyman Of the English Church AZ.
positions chiefly for the church-have been
published BY the Novelties. His name occurs
n many books Of sacred music published here,
snd notably in Dr.. Wainwrighta Music of the
Church, " which was formerly much IN vogue
y the Episcopal ehota n thus country. sefe1a
standard tunes rMeh nave Won q pefmanens
place In o1r collections arc from the pen OF
The Ae7. ". HaVergnL
); The gfoos1ym n n3seon n nag Ins pefsonAl
TEN: -Sohn z. NMtneI, ing gna9eI poet, y
1o~ n boosiyn3 makl16 DTS. VISIT 70 ~ oiu
nena. nig nyalan y ~ auas a. tsi.a, -
aitoet ne oess nol ene p" o ~ ~ 9ts,
lev TUE a - - 81 has ~ 1rs rsn;;1Iv ~
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gooo maa{ peoPte S11, w. st,-e ~ .t 10 lnWo
"fni na1s an oea 1 m not liz
= hs ;nn;1s5 M - se4' '''1' ''A 'o''' A'0' 1AN
9 n og !'413g n Wick,fre died at Lexington Ey on
a ~ u hsa la 1,s,t1;e ri sfssss tot %, o,,ca
,p9, thai that waa when he occup;ed the position Of
;ecretarv M Of State during Governor Rohiu-
,on's s4scntive % term Ha VAS bettar known
'bn Fentnckv as a ion1nalist. having
.ontrailed Tor twenty.soyen Years the coIuluus
4 fbs Iexinrton o1se7.re,. and Reporier,
ac was The intimate friend Of Nj. Clay, and
leyoted q large portion OF his life to tho I'D
;ocacy Of the policy Of that statesman. On
11e ilis,1ption Of tho Whig party he became .
Democrat.