, 1870-04-23
PERSONAL.
The Emperor OF Austria has invented IN i'm

The Emperor Of Aosttia has invented an i'm
proved carriage
The father Of the wife Of the late sere-
iary RaHlins, Major Hqrlburt. was killed by
~~1he Doston street car company has paid
George .. Lord s1s.6o0 for paralJzing his legs
two ye11s ago by one Of their cara
--Sizes, vho iat4ly shot the Chief Of Police
Of Jackson, Miss, was member OF the family
Of icrger, who shot Mayor Cranc, Of the same
city.
The Rey. ]. ". Devine has been tleposcd
from the Methodist ministry, 1t Wheeling.
West VirEinis- Hrs. Ella Carpenter WAS his
fellov-onender.
John L: Gordon, Of Holly Springs; Miss.
j. lonely u his old age. His father and mothe.
had tweutF-seEcn eotls. and they arc all dead
except him, and he is is years old,
Sheridan Knowles left tho theatrical world,
and preached and wrote against Roman
Casholiciam. Oddly enough. hls son. who
was lately tho editor OF the London Rerietc,
il Roman Catholic.
a Russian noh1emAu was detected, recent
y. forcing his war to the private apartments
OF King. William At Berlin, and has been quiet
" surrendered to tho Russian authorities for
treatment. His nane is suppressed, and Ber-
Lin ID full Of the mystery.
-Rvland Randolph, editor of the Tuscaloosa
(A1a-) Monitor, who was shot in the leg short
time aEo,e in street encounter has hsd his leg
amputated. The bail hal passed through tho
fernoral artery. Randolph il the parsonage
who printed in his paper i burleslne on the
United States hag; which he called ''she Niger
s1anEled banner"
The London Lanoxts Paris correspondent
says & The e1-kmpfoss Charlotte Of Mexico
is In most melancholy condition. She has at
tained the Inst stage of terrible disease,
! which has naade wreck Of her mental and
physical faculties.
The poor old blind king Of Hanover lives
St%Hf jFa ~ +fnfV
| may now and then be seen Enoping his way in
/ the streets Of y,anna's AIistocratie quarter,
! leaning On IN attendants am, and followed
| BY shabby and dreary looking suite.
| The London Eeao, at tho request OF the
representatives, OF the Prince Of Wales, con-
tradiets the report that his Royal Hghness
! would bc mentioned in connection with Anoth-
| Ct petition In the 0vurce Court The Echo
claims at tho sauae time - to have done the
| Prince = valuable service in putting current
| report into such shape - admitted Of its TO-
ceiring His Roysi Hishness contraaletoa."
| The New York Times sayr - The Phils-
| delphia Ptess yesterday published an ora-
tion by John ". Fofney, and called il
| eloquent i and also published four letters
from, As it described .e1poncntiI men,
these being Tice-President Colfax, Secretary
Boutwell,. John @; Whittier, and john y. For
might be betteF-even IN lie Prs"
M. E. +. Kesser, one Of the famous bsnd
Of Republicans. comprising Victor Hugo,
Lonis Nxnc, Felix Pyat, etc, who were e1-
ned After the rot.p delal OF 1851. died nj
Guernsey On the 6th inst ,afta1 ailing for long
time. He was to be buried on the sth inst,
1t the fee Cemetery of The Toulon Vale, where
Victor hugo was to deliver funeral orstiun.
He requested, BIKE 6.c- Bcu~e, thst no reli-
Eious rites should be parfo1mel At his burial
--Some seven Of eight months ago. Lord
Harvey, Of Ensla,,d. passed through calfos.
4 6uA ~
lu1u, in which heh he deaiSned 70 bestow bis
labors rs = missionary, having taken o-ders in
the church. 4 few days ago Lord H1rvoy re-
turned, having concluded that he could not -
complish 30 1Rch good in tho missionary ftld
As be had anticipated
10! the poor 1ndisn did not find much
! sympathy from General Washington, who, In
'4My idels Of contendinS with the Indians
hAve been uniformly the sAna~ am Clearly
| Of the opinion that the cheapest and most
enectnA mode Of opposing thsfa is to auy
the w.1 into thcir own country.
The object is to give pesoo and secu1tJ to GU
trontie11, b. e1pelinE the Indians and de.
stroying their principal points Of support
Tho Win OF the late Exei Of Derby has
been proved under fo50. ooo e. bequeaths
cups, shiah 90 % % tha he trstoes % g. bull of IL
ptope5ty to hs eldest son. and the estAtea II
Limerick and Tippera5y, Ireland, to The second
ron He closes the bequazt TO his wife il
the.e words: " To whom, under Gods proyi
dencc, hAvc been indebted for mora ths1
th;1ty-uina yeass {thcn In 1850, Of much do
mestic hApptncss and uninterrupted hsr
mory-
Il London correspondent writes; ''Lori
Dudley, who married 4 Miss Moncsief7e. siste
Of Lady Nordaupt, has fits OF generosity, mi
being immensely wealthy, offered his be1atifn
| youne wife ono a,y eo1onss ot PEARLS zn.
- sho did not need it, bat hnal'y secured fron
her husband tho premise OF the fs, 900 h. has
propceed e1pcnding upon ths cc7onet, On con
? aitinu That she did not conce2l from him th
I Use she unaae Of it. I want 70 purehaea
l comfortable house for my mother, 4ns Eere
Lsdy Dcd'ey. Lord Dudley k22t his ros1