, 1876-01-02
al nnusn probability t:ere will be 4 time when
tue P4luce can make substantial tecornpenso for
aby concessions now made to hin.
OB1TUAGY.
COUNT WENp Zu EULENBl J.

ECno, who bnt short time ago was athanced to
! the Countess Macy B1sMARcx. only daughter at
| the Chancellor. He had for many years been an
| intimate acquaintance OF the BisaARcK family,
| and had been iutsuatcd by the Chancellor With
maur important mud delicate commiss:o' },
| which had alnays been satisfactorily execuf ID
| Tie Was descended from one OF the Oldest p s.
Sim families. His father now holds an impbe-
| tant Government appointment One OF L.s
| brothers III Chief President Of hanover, and
another Lord high Chamberlain t. the Grown
Prince. He himself served in the Franco Ger
man war as al officer in the Kings Hussars, and
it was during this campaign that the seeds OF
his disense were sown. A letter to tie New
York Herald gives tho following details OF his
last moments
When On visit to Ta1zfn, H1s.fAncx3 1aVof1se
country seat. the Count fell I'll Of typhoid feveF AZ
Boon tile Illness permitted Of it b. wsa
never again to leave aiiva Tic fevez Of most oo-
stinse character. oab tduel BY degrees, owing
to. ecasss If last VIZ q .hs
cided hopes Of co1nplete recovery. N lnttnst.oe
naturally producing great Joy IN the home o. e the
bedside Of her future husband By the contsgon o. tho
disease denoted also her pleasure at being abe 1oE INC
first time to pay her betrothed vis little dreaming
she would zee him no more alive. Gu Sunday morn-
ing, about o'clock the doctor III attendance heard
ioua' nolent emmy ~ tne .axo.ta ~ @ ht xi.hnne
cf1ect Onjy Few rore hous1 Of HE were granted
the Count. At O'Clock. ou me eta OF DecenEez, ns
e1p'foo' ~ LIZ onusseo'e 60. ~ -Ae 4A
Aooo'A oo
aue cao'' e4apateoeo .ea -
oeato u 10 -'AanH"' "eA AA
e'lsu 41'esui5 e@s'e'' eH" Wv ~ NV :,.,o
conti'ou'o1s ~ '''t' 80 wa 49, 49,
and WY one " .ae pt4ne'sa' "oAAeA9 1poA eA~
ps7oolcna' Auo IL .oaA ae7's'eo a. 10 -
t1on' He At7' uosoe LIS 3e'uA@s'ou ~ .-a e
.aAe e'o''e.. "oA.a "e.o
io'1 ~ Fao',aa0 ~ ..n1,
outs 80 'oo''
WILL u'iu' y. @.'o .ooa 1 rs-..,,s -.
ooa oaeo.e - -ou1 n,.C,1s
919 ~ too'' ~" -Nos oA1 1.e"
A's ~ - Iax $500 -. x.,,ou
10 osne ~ .rs IT, - 49, ,,a,ha- ~ ~
w TesAl'e .oISo- e.H 49, '.,, n.u &c.,
tplsau 4A..a. ns ~ .so.t.. ~ 49, x,as,v. =,
Errnt nrd l. tn,,ta he,T 10 he Vicerny.Itv Of that
ceEntrv has fust died In Coustautinol. He was tie
third son Of The cebrste4 IpaAnt:s PAcHA tae con-
,,.rr1,r of SYRIA and the victor Of Eoa1t aad thus
dr.ndaon ~ WraMEr ALI who founded tho present
ivu,ntv aftcr ths massacrn Of the Numeukcs in the
c;tnde.s ~ tro In consequence Of b:ter fxua Of
LONG standino Els HirInszs had since the a.ceasiou
NJ hs broeT to the hrpne ou the eath Of SAID PacuA
IN the year 1861 tstrn up his rcsd nce permanently
>. 1a,der ~ 1axh;,,n liz was tho ourh Europeau Ut
he and tr nrinceiy hcsoitaty which he exercis M
IN The u5st sprroycd psEisa style. Hs W.. fortune
his proft1ae q 1sro.iy uia high minded and liberal
yiess. had nlade lin perhlps tbs moat popui:r Of
Esetsrn no:lse py biz death Prince HA1iu PAcuA,
h.. nc;s md e e,det surviving son Of MEl1xEr AL
p.cw. Is,comsI thn leri,irate h:fr OF ,ha Khedjya
sAoAA7 o'soo1'@ sa0 IS sAN14-44@e "a y. 'A' '''
Dr. ohohok w. coLs
died ut Mora, New Mexico, On the 10th inst,
md wiz bn,jra at ,hat p!sce on SUNDAY last By