, 1874-03-26
PERS0 NAL,

Canal Auditor Dayton ls to sucoeod Fulton
Paul reBigning. N"'
GuWhorovor NO dig In Tits moioty paco no
Tnt oea ]Gst as certain "a Dow, OF Dows
8old.-Neto York rost. " 10N
1,,-,ConErcaBman sawyor has appointed Frol,
Whoo!er, aon Of tho lato Ezrn Wiceor, Of Dor.
IN u Wi9:. formerly Congressman from tllo old
Anodomy @ stlp5 Il st % 90 Cadet in tho Military
,,Ihe many personal friends Of Gen. Bohcnck,
United States Minister at st. Jamts', will loor,,
WIN qualification tat during his proaont visit to
tnl8 country zen: sc6onck is to DO married to a
York 8tsn. '' 1''''
Thomas 1Ieaghor. father Of Con. TlonnB
Elancis A1oaghor, died March 2, at Dtay, Iroland,
Deceased was colleague Of Daniel OCounoll in
tho representation OF Waterford.
When tho Prince Imperial was born. on5oy-
mont insurancos to q lalBo amount wero objected
on i,a llfe, aud mado payable at tho ngo OF is,
oli Maroh 16 ho was In consequence to hnyc ro-
colvea several millions Of francs from tho In
6urancc companies.
lilo Duko do padoue who was 10 prominent
at the Bonanartist demonstration at Chiso1urst,
10 h'Hon Of Con. Arrighi, ono Of tho first Ma.
ptoleon'n oillcora; 1to /. wealthy, aud resigned
n,n po1i,on 10 tho MnElneo's rathor than sorve
"A fow days R!nca, some parties In Albany
wrote to Mark Twain to ask II he would accent
m engagement to deliyor Ills lecture ou Trough
.ng It" n that cry. In roply, hiarh Twain
evor appesrIng on tho lecturo platform again."
.-Aloxandor Irwin, Of C1oarleld County, Pa,
diod on Friday mornfug OF an advanced ago. Ho
mas found dead in his bod having retired tue
ovoning before In his usual health. Ho was for
many yeara conspicuous in the politics Of Ponn-
syivania. and served term In tho Senate, prob
ably forty yearB ago. In 1886 ho WAS oloctod to
Congress in strong Democratic diBtrict. at-
though pronounced Whig and In 1870 he was
appointed United States Marshal for tho Vest
afterwards he resigned and was succeeded by Lis
brother.
IN connection with tho o1pture Of tho Amer
can steamer Virgiuius and the treatment Of it's
crow end passengers by tho authoritica at San
Jago DO Cuba, the namo Of Sir hampton Lorraine,
Captain Of Her Britannia Majcsty'a ship Niobo,
las become very favorab17 known to Americans
SIR hampton Loratun WAS born in tho year 1858 !;
Waa appointed . Captain In the DritiBh Navy In
1857, and Is unmarried. Tho family is descended
Of tho conqueror, from whom he obtained erants
OF land ia Durham. Detwoen tho yearA 184o
and 1859 an extraordinary mortality visited tho
posnossora Of this title, for in thospacc of thrce
yeara r's FIVE 81 successive 9ecnpants thereof died.
day last at his residence 10 Syracuse, NY. in the
84th year Of bis ago. Years ago Con. Lawrence
was ono of tho 1noat prominent lawvors aud
poHtlclahs IN Centrnl New York. He WaB a
member Of ths Legislatures Of 1926. 1888, 1885,
and 184o, County judge from 1847 to 1850, and
Uulted States Distriot-Attorney for Northern
Now York, uniler Fiilmorc'a Administrator,
David Kalakaua, the now King, was born in
Honolulu, Nov: 16, 1886, aud is therefore In
his 3Stn yenr. Ho is tho aon Of tho late Hon.
Q. Kapaakea and tho latc High Chefcss Kooho-
kalole, and ID connected with most Of tho High
Chief families Of tho Kingdom. He received a
good Engiish education nt the Royal School. He
's not only D sound English scholar, but m,lsi-
clan. His sister, tho Hon. Mrs. Dominis, is tho
hymn. For some years, Ka1akala has occupied
= clerkship in tho Interior Department. Ie
married twelye yoars ago,-a widowed cousin OF
Queen Emma.