, 1870-04-05
Personal.


;. The Hon. pngsM Stewart, state Auditor Of
Vermont, died At his reeidanca in Mildlabuv
on the 30th nit.
"A strung effort ia making in France In se-
cn1e the election Of George Sand to ouc al The
vacant cl1airR in The Academy.
General ChAngaInies, ono Of the m,ss raso-
lutte entmits Of ! iinre Ha} oleon At tho time
Of the coup desat, has decided to support tlo
tary appointna6I
The LJnchburg Virginion says tha, At The
time Of Tie southampton msurrecGon, when
General George H. Thomaz Was : child, be
wae saved frpm u violent death hy his e}der
ned hin in her Arns 70 the woods, jugt in time
to rescue him from the avenginE furias led
By Sat- Turner, whe spared neither ago nor
ser.
Tho New Orleans Tines s.ya tba. ever
since the Termination Of tho wAs thc mind Of
Pierre Sople bad been unsettled, but during
The last two years il had been completely un-
hinged. Tho once great orator, uneauaf1ed
advocate, accomplished tut1At aud scholas.
dWindied into L helpless and hopeleas imbecile,
and passed the last two grass Of his life in the
most frivolous and fnbecils manifestations Of
the complete overthrow Of hia once magnid-
cent powcra:"
-1nthe diplomatic circles Of Europe tho
most astonishing rcmors are c11rnlatin.; In re-
gard to the sudden death of Afr. .Anson DIR
lnEame. It il stated that difhcu1ties originat-
cd in tha Chinese Embassy concerning tho rank
and authority Of its various Members, ending
in The poisoning Of the American chief Of the
Embassy. Mf. BurlingAme Waa rerJ c1reless
in regard to bis healtll- He went out akxting
only few days before his death, when The
Reaumur Thermometer showed q degrees
The Hon. wn- '. Brsdy died in New York
city, MArch 81, agsd G. years. Hr. Rrsiy
Was Wing during the e1istance OF that party,
hut since itR dissolution 1ctad with the nepub-
lcana. He was Assistant Alderman from the
| Fifteenth WArd In 1912, Alderman from 1913 to
| 1915, and hxruri in 1s47. He was subsequently,
I tune, acquired mainly in the advance in ua!
| estate.
| Tho Rev. Tobias Ham Miller, senior eait,r
[ Of tbs Portsmouth {N. H. Chronicle, died ia
that city on "Wednesday last, At the Ago Of g.
years. AE. Miller WAS Tic original Uncle
been connected "a editor o. proprietor viii
many different papers, He hid been on ttt
Chronicle during The past eighteen years, and
published the Portsmouth Journal for twenty
yesra- Nearly ffty years ago bo worked upor
he% & sas ss Ss ssf|a Ts% !, sgt @
as m orthodox clergyman but during the lat
tespart Of his life has been firm Uniyersalist
4 nhoTt 6me before hia Last iIlnesa he com
Eleted acEies Of articlcs upon tho Portsmouth
lfiratee.a Of 1872, which will undoubtedly b.
given TO the public.
return from Russia. She wa2 travelling will
her husband md attendants in one Of thoss
composite carriages which contain bod
chamber, sitting room, &C., and had retired Il
rest, lcAvlng stove alight-. In the middle o
ths night she was awoke By burning sensa
uon n me throat, snd, On sp1inging out o
At her cries, the servants hastened to hor, an'
I they found that the stors had become over
heated aud SGT fire to the floor Of tho vehicl
and to some Of the furniture, Every one 50
to work Immediately 10 e1tnguiah The f1a1uee
but their cfforta might have been useless ha
not the tzain then stopped 1t bsomberg t
means Of communication exist between th
passengers and the guard.
.-Mr. Seth Doyden, well-known 1eaiden
Of Esee1 County, N. j., died at Nddleville
March 81. in The SD year Of his age. n,
Boydeu came to Newark In 1915, and engage
in The manufacture Of leather, From thaf i'm
until his death ho resided in or nesr the city
In 1876 lie invented machine for cuttin
"br4ds," by which their cost was largely din.
infahcd. At Abont the satno time he COZ
l. menced to work i machine Of his own inret
ton for splitting leather. Tho manufacture 9
"patept leather was begun BY him in ISL!
and the buAiness which he then ntarted no
forms one Ut the most important OF the bus
ness enterprises of Newark He msde IL
first 1pecinens OF mal1eable iron In 1895, An
continued its manufacture until 1881; PEI
fected the first locomotive with driving 70
outside the wheel; invented tsiuuitaneoua]
With othern) tie steam "cut OF !" produce
the first daguerreotype in America saeist7
Professor Morse in working out the theory
electric teleeTaphy; invented tho proeeas t
making the zinc known ss "spelter;" disco
cred the method Of making Russian aheet-irua
which be nanufscturcdi aud patented h:
body domine machine, which is now used
al hat manufactures in this country. In h
later ycars Hr. Dogden gave his attention |
agriculture, md nany Of the most celebrate
descriptions OF strawberries wers hia,