, 1870-06-04

Aenelal INN ts now SAID 10 pe tho richest
man in Spain.
Mrs. stanton lately called Franklin 1.-THE
old kite-dyer.
Mrs. Senator Sprague will spend next win
ter In Georgia, who're her husband Is about to
establish large cotton mill.
"A man named Jones, in Troy, told his
vito to put little kerosene in tho stove, and
broke up housekeeping that morning before
breakfast
Madame Rssazzi, after various domestic
and social riciH5itudes, has at lengtL settled
down - "A writer on archaeology.
tn death Of Prince Demidon entails upon
the Princess Mathilde an annua1loss oi..,00, 600
francs, this having been tho amount OF the
annuity lie settled upon her at tho time Of
their separation
allss Alice Carey, whose long and Bevero6ll+
ncts has been 60 frequently alluded to IN the
public Journals, is now so much better rs to
encourage hope OF her Ultimate recovery.
Her power OF endurance is a marvel to her
friends.
Francis Joseph has conferred upon Baron
Anselm Won Rothschi!d The Great Cross OF the
lion Crown. Carrying with il the title Of Excel
lcncy, which has never before been enjoyed by
Aust rian Hebrews.
"A modern Joseph has arisen in tho per-
son Of Rev. J. ~ Woodman, Of Chico, Cali
fornia, who announces that next year there
will be an awful famine, succeeding seven
years Of plenty, which the reverend gentleman
Bayn We Lave had. Mr. WoodmAu Believes in
works. as we'll as faith, md is building srana-
ries in which to store away the abundant har-
rest to come this summer.
AR: Stephen ). roster, Husband OF Abby
Kelly Foster, sayB he "Wiu unite with any
hundred resolute Imen in Massachusetts in
declining to pay taI until their wives aud
daughters can vote. He tried it seven years
and x M mi tro,l1af1 ~
-9ls- thAt1es y. iIoeefs, "hoee lato hus-
band (proptietoF Of the 1'oston JournaD died
within year has married the tutor Of her
children. She ~ oEer ~ and her second hus-
band ii only -, having graduated at Harvard
last year. Colonel Aogers left An estate worth
about - ,ooO,0u0, most Of WHICH ho willcd to
Ms VIE. .... ....-......
Webb, c. mpoeitor in the plattsburgh N. u
Sentinel office, recently climbed the spirc Of 4
new church In Plattsburgh, one hundred aud
ninety-six feet above the level Of the street,
and balanced himself on surface little more
than an inch in diameter.
The funeral Of Sir James Young Simpson
Was celebrated in Edinburgh, May H. A large
number OF professional and literary bodies,
with which the deceaaed was connected, walk
ed ~ lfont OF tue nearse, this part OF tho pro
ceeeloh Deing closed ny the Senatus Acadomi-
Gus N their robes. The whole procession
numbered up"sTds OF 100 persons, aud sey-
enty carriages followed. A large concourse
thfonGed t1e streets and the principal shops
were tiut ouflnF tue funeral. Ihe place OF,
interment Tas Warr'ston Cemetery.
The Montreal Witness informs Its read
erz that Thomas Failey, the Deputy United
States Marshal WHO was most active iu ar.
resting O'Nci is a Catholic Irishman, d
native Of Vermont" ..-..
- bnol1 tuno EGO u Vas statcd n one OF
wrote Lepcinu letter To tie Empernr in IaS9 /,
atkipg 10 DO appointed to q position in the
College de France. F1ourcns promptly wrote.
from bis London 1odEiug-houHe that he "had
never written this letter nor any letter of the
game kind, )" and that il ho wero only in Paris
he would ind out the author Of this " odious,
lie." Unfortunately for the protesting,
FlouretE, the original begging letter WAS COM
pared with the letter from the London lodging
l,ouEe BY an expert employed by the Bank Of
Franco to detect figures, who unheaitatingiy
decided TINT tho two letters we're indisputably
written by one and tho same person..
Emilio de Girardin remarks, in commenting
upon this affair: "These are the men in
%hose Wofu the immense majority OF French
1R7n w aeaoaea @ 70 trust on the 9TH OF May,
lou, were ene5 wrong !
~: -Ju9iuH Henri Brown will have al article on
1ilchardson IN the July number Of Packurds
tnortatt 4 A New York correspondent says:,
" ou may remember that during the McFaz-.
Iana .raa1 one OF ne Witnesses for the prose
cuuon (1nmus HEM broWne) was ebaurdly
9nehoonea q respecting h,a siews upon the b.
pc, ana 1hat ne one1ed to furnish the bullying
"atn c1mp1ete ana exhaustive theo-
,og,eai noes M essay IL ne !uuge Would aqlourn the
conrt 1: 1or ~ week % g1ve MN time ioI lts prep
ara!1S. in1s II pauthage oeine printed ana te1e-
Siapneuh az over a me country ptonent 10 the
\. .nesa hs t naa - ; uozen Appncasaoas tfom pub
~ cLast;na t9s ene aoe OF sne 1aeo1og'c essay
III 4ug9''qn' ", -
New a,1 YORK, on the lat inst, aSed ol yeala.'
- r. 1eVo ne was PRESIDENTIAL Elect9r, and ~
~ was prominent member, OF the constl;I
[uuonea 4 Consennon OF hls STATE: 10 served
ln1ea Jeatn N ne Assembly ana o1a thfee IN n the
senate ~ new fo[k, ana from !s3s TO 1857 he