, 1870-05-04
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The % Asia T.noon;cIn, o,ca notad ,or,b hin
eloqusnee, bus become the most tedioqa: Of
ehena1 ~ I'm T,;ieres FGni,nn h,nss1, ~ 10 -,
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I'll thny, ths t1,fh ha isrsas a ;,;tn 5,,1naa ~
M Ten,st nrccentor M Gn tho % Rror,;o fam;,r
haa sned Pr;nca nsyipnnd IA T,nri;6 To- I'm, 1t1ij
ooo francs damages for false Imprisonment II
shn np1ne a1 aent od Msae toye 10 TO
P1inca cona;ders5 cjasr rroof ~ inn,ev '0
-Sreed Ar1ccr Al; fho fYst NnsaT1iIn ar u,,o
obtained lila degree II NJ 4. In tho Tjnirere
Eity Of Caicuttas and q member Of The Indian
bar, is residine in III london V;tI tho nnrnnso ] ~
t,einr p caled Is io FncI;s1, % ha1 '''o pu' p''' u
-Sr. Loves DicEenson has {ust finished a
1ifc-sizo portrait Of Queen Victoria in robes OF
state. The portrait WAS painted in commemo-
ration Of tho Queens gift to Mr.. Peabody, and
is an enlargement, in fact, Of tho presentation
"lr!fIa1f Tha Far, a, Dudley u1o 1.teiv fonebt st
the San Donate sale, for e60, 600 the one hun
drcd and thirty pieces, which arc al that re-
maiu Of the celebrated SeTres dinner service
made for Cardinal Isohan, Of fMarie-Antoinot:o-
.diamond.necklace celebrity, is one of the
men ne IN IN England faad Dndey monss =,
shire the Earl h.s n immense an s estate, pnr-
chased for upwards Of r., SOC, 900 from tho late
Lord Foley, whose family had possessed it for
centuries; and in the district called "the
black country. in staaor1shire, be has min
Spe asnae as income M 9e
married secondly, throo or four yesrs ago,
Lady Mordaunt's sister, who is considered the
most beautiful Of Sir. Thomas Mon1iers
daughters Lady DudloJ's diamonds are sup
posed to be tho finest posgesEed BY any peer
esq, .but aro said to bo ecIpsed BY those Of
trrfsA A Frtnk
Tho NeE York Herald Of the 2th saJB:
y George Ellis, tho gtestost burglar in the
United States, MAS atcetsd at tho corner Of
Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street, yes
tterdax,- by Allan Pinlerton'B detcchvos,
charged with committing s10, 600 burglary,
kerton's men and nearly escaped, when Officer
,Carniek, Of the Twentieth Precinct, arrested
and held on to him On arriving at the station
house, Pinkcrton's man presented 3 requisi-
ton for him, but Captain CafIrey refused to
Deputy oR shs and anes ass
tiye]y reused to deliyar him m. fhe nr1son-
:cz, who viii be arraigned at Jefferson Market
this morning, was last night identified as haY-
sbeTy from 1T. Solomon Nigel, OF g East FIJI
iteenth street, md confessed he robbed Il. H
Harrison. ieWelIer.: Of ian Rcoadway.of 5000
worth Of dismonis.r r
: "A meeting was had in New York, April q, :
in Nj. A. T. Stewa1t's down town store, to tako
ilature Of tba Arcads Eailwsy lii, Amopg
,thoea present were Messrs. X +. Stauart. .Wm.
Il: Astnr: 10. M. OGDEN (reureseutinr tho
tiinitI copo1ation). John DAVID WoIfe. Ed
ward + Jafrrav- q. e. DetunoId. Peter GiIsay.
John r. Lawrence, and Edward Matthews.
MI: A. r. Stewart called mon these directly
;interested IA nronerty owners on Aha linn Of
Hroedwav. a. val as Iii eitizens. who hsyo the
'frne interesta al fhe civ Mt hcart To ounoso
,this Mai, of Il srooninen ont Broalwav, Tha
iii. fe said. va5 nonstrous fraud. ii Ill ita
movisions. NO, Isl % Ind could not receive the hearty
ssapre5s q honest and Fsspses.ole M men @ i III
tbat HI Gova1nor = 1 Tof1m,n Toni5 ,,ronnrtyv rafo
the iii on hcrorninc f111v swsrc nf ;Ia Ganror-
ous @ uature. E11Judre hilton wss yery en-
pbatic IN his denuneiations Of what he called
.aens and 1ssa scheme 1s
ent 1anreaented prousrty uy Torth W a1oo.o0G YOGI o6o,
NTba TaT. Jofn fFier. coIorad cterry1pan
of NeTxrk. n. =. Tr;tes 10 the New York
Tribune as follows. 8Ha7ing noticed an
article in paper in this civ ltnputine infldel-
ity to Abraham Lincoln, permit ne to state,
edge. In tho Eear 1866, white chaplain at
Treedmen's Village, on Arlington Heights,
after the assassination, but three vocks be.
fore Mrs. Lincoln left tho White House, I
dined with the servants employed: at .the
houso, some Of whom had been engaged in
personal attendance upon Mr.: Lincoln: Ny
object WAS really to mow more shout him
whose memory is still dear to me- ! asked tho
se1vants how Mr- Lincoln treated them was
told that frequently, late at night, III. Lincoln
came down stairs to teach them to resd, and
often took such occasions to draw their
thonghts toward tho Savior Of all mankind.
He also often prayed with theu1. I cav the
tears fall from the eyes OF those freedmen and
women, md am thoroughly convinced that in
the heart,of Abraham Lincoln dwell tho pziin-
ciples uf Faith, Hope, and Ch1tity. They also
mentioned their belief that Lo did not wish to
attend the theatre, bnt that Mt1. Lincoln lin
sisted j i ;: =. :,
.-KichaId Headon, rWhose .namn has been
familiar for moro than quarter Of century
IN connection with South Caro1inn politics, died
in Charleston. His eocent1icities, at one