, 1870-06-15
Personal,


The King Of the BeIgiaus and tho entire Dip
lon1atic Corps were present at Minister Mot
ley'B lust reception
Sir John Trelawney acted as reporter for
the London Times during the late exclusion
Of reporters from the House ct Commons, al.
Fnd1y last brought letter from ChasleB Dick
ems to Mr.. Fechter. -.
There Is q ueg1o woman, ST years Of age.
living on tho plantation Of hr. ". R Battle, Of
Baker County, Ga, who weighs soo Pounas'
Hartford papers boast that Captain uurd,
ct Clinton, CT, hoed corn last Saturday from
O'Clock in the morning until 6 in the evening
speaking Of it "a = great feat because Captain
The San Francisco Alta reports that Gov
crno1 Nnyarrete, Of Lower California, VINO Il
now in that city, has = eon yeA1a old, and
hst hs isnt Ii 4 aho i h" hs gTsn
| The great grandfather Of the ooy, And also the
| father of The child, were present on the occa-
| sion. Senor AYilez, a neighbor OF Governor
| Nayauete, had several childreu-the precise
| number not reported-but the eldest is 81
| ycare old, and the youngest Il j.,
"A statement has been going the rounds OF
tho newspapers to the effect thst Minister
Motley, With his family, was present at tho de-
hates IN the House OF Lords upon the Greek
maeeacre, and that tho Minister and family
we're in mourning over the evont. letter
from Mr.. Motley, dated MAY 2s, 197o, statee e.
that. IS fo1 himself, he was not dressed in
black; stat his daughter WAS in mourning FOR
her deceased husband, and that his siateE-in-
law had worn mourning for como years.
A despatch frnul Parker's Landing, PENN,
June Il, says; s.Last night 1t II O'Clock, Al
exandeE Fleming, 50 yeass Of sgc, who resides
WiIlia1p H Greenwood at this place. Three
st,ot5 took effect and Fleming died in half a.
hour. The cause Of the difficulty, Was thai
4 Fleming wae found in company With Green,
woods slster, after being warned to Keep ANAL
| from the house."
-The New York Evening Post Of the LII
SAYS: sFSpeculatious haEe been, rife IS tt
\ whether Mr. Dickens has left in the 'Myster.
of Edwin D1uod' an incomplete fragment O.
a fin;ahed work We understand that tho rea
can publishers, but that they wait adviees {son
| England. The impression in literary circles is
fhaf NJ. Dickens lateat story was nearly if no
entirely completed before his Budden death.
The New York Herald Of the 18th says
uOp Saturday afternoon Constantine Delmon
Twenty-seyenth street. Ar. Delmonico. wa
one OF the firm Of restHurateurs, than WHOM
tbare arc no better Known men in the Umte1
ststes he vas born in that part OF switzer
l.Dd bordering Oh Italy, and came to thi
country with his parents ana uncle, Whn
! 1 quite child. John and Petef DelmoMc
, started the famous restaurant In 1872 thel
i | place Was destroyed by fro, after which the
! started The Broad street house. After Ii
: death Of John his brother Peter and nephe7
. succeeded tUthe business, and later the fri
was comprised solely of the aous Of John, a
t l at present. Constantine Deltaonico Was stl
0 in tho prime OF life, not being yet 80 years c
{ | age" &
q l suspend for time his course 81 lectures .
the College de France, finding It Impossible
q ! obtain hearing from the excited and noisy