, 1873-05-30

'--Lcorut1nB II 53U0 ptF hight, mud receiving
Gf,n00 pltrHos Inns made this lnb0ror III tho vino
ya,u tolerably we'll of.
Tho roviynlist Il. r. Hammond, writoa to tito
Tolanl County lUt.) journal that hc Inns con-
yertca u 900 in his Western tour. Most oYtao-
tlox people aro accustomed to aHorlbo such work
to tho Lortl.--lfdr.ford Post
Half million dollars whlo11, in fow months
more, Miss Annlo g: Wilatach would havo ~
liz SfI1 oa 81 sG XSd nST soes 10 fois"n n %
Of hcr fathort tho Into William r. wilatach.
At tho marriage of Frodoric1., A.. Nina md
in Grand Kap1s, Mich, .h1ay a.. tho presents
woro humorous and elegant. Including tho
lnuhlcont sum Of $4,000 from tic brido's
father.
Jamos D. Olay, grandson Of Horny Clay, has
forwarded to llogent Bowman, for tlio muBeum
at Aehland, Ky., the coat which tire statesman
woro 1t Tho Treaty Of Ghont, III 1911. II is olo-
gantly wrought, aud trimmed With silk aud
braid.
Tho ex-Dnlto of 11otlc1sa 1atoly visited tho
Prince of WaloB in Vienna, aud friendly moot
Ing OF tho representatives of tho house Of Still
! nrt and Guelph occurred. Tho vx-Duke ia n de-
acondent Of Honrlotta, the youngest daughter
of Charles 7. Of England, and, therefore, could
| .assert a claim to tho British THRONE '
Dlr D. L. Dodollyor, Of tho firm Of Deaollyor
| died at hiu residence, No. 1888 Prairie avonuo,
| iast evening. Mr. Do0oliyor has boon rcBi-
! don't Of thla city for over, tTonty yoars.. Ho
leaves family Of four clildron, and large
] circle of loving fronds, to mourn his loss. 1Ie
WIS Go yeara Of ago. :i>
1t IL ploaslng to know TINT Babcocs, tho presi-
douts Private Secretary, will llnyo nico cot
tago, costing ls5o, 900. finished Mt Long Branch
IN July. Lie l'aH rooontly put up, in copartner..
ehip With noss shophord. . costly, block Of
from San Domingo, purchased tho residence now
occupied by Ssorotary Dolano.
We nro shocked to 1cnrn TINT "Liout.-Ool.
Fred. D. Grant, as tho Telegraph Loyalty an-
nouncos him, will mako tho Yellowstone trip
concern is tho knowledge tint tho Yellowstone
expedition moans business. The Indian war
| brewing in tho fur Northwest IL necessary in
otdor to holp along THO Nortl, Pacific Railroad
cnterprige. AZ Frod. Don't Grant Is q Lieuten-
Colonel, while tl,s other members Of Lis c1ass
nro p1aiu Licntenants. ho must have all oppor-
tnnity to distinguish himsolf.-0 Cincinnati, Com
7,crcta|. :.
| Father Beolsx, tho General OF tho Ordor Of tho
Jesuits, iA described by Q correspondent Of tho
mnn Of 70, with'a a palo and tranquil countonaneo,
"whoaoo life soomcd to concentrate itHc1f IN his
expressive. gray eyca, ahaded by long black
1ashce, and always bent to the ground except
and narrow, aud its badness is concealed by
black akllll-cap; his brown hair interepcrsed
hare md thoro with thread Of silver, B brushed
buck from his templos behind Lis ears; bis noao
ig sharp, and bis lips arc thin and bloodleas.
-Tho Due do Droglio Minister Of the 1nto-
rior, who appears to havo engineered the Iuoyo-
mont by which H. Thiors was driven from tho
proHidency, has been the leader Of tho orloaniBt
party for somo time. Ho is descended from a
long limo of ominent statesmen, aud il grand
eon Of Mndamo do stael, whose only daughter
was his mother. His grandfather resolutely ro-
fused to be roconcilol to tho first Napoleon; his
fathor was minister under Louis Philippe.
Neither tho prosent Due nor hia father was Sc
lucoi by Louis Napoleon. 1hoy woro leaders
III that cotcrie Of OrieanstH whose organs
wore tho Journal des Debats and the Reuue des
Dcur Mo,dcs. Aftor. tie late war. tho pres-
Ont DUO, who inhorted his fathers titlc In 1870,
was elected nonber Of tho National ASSEMBLY.
Immediately on the appointment of N. Thiors
ns provisional Prosllont, tho DUO do Broglio was
1nado Ambassador to England, whero ho re-
.naii,cd for moro than year. On hiH rotiroment
fratn that post, ho began to aspire to tho leader
ship Of tho opposition in tho Assembly. Ho was
the Conservative leader iu the famous Commit
too Of Thirty, Which finally yielded 10 absolutely
to tho President. uo IL Mn Orlcanist but ho ID
losor Of constitutional liberty under liberal
monarchy.