New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
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Mr.. Henry Watter-on of The townsville
Dovr,r,J,ufaoi who was reported couva.escent sCTo
time a,o stil lyaS seriously Ill at his home IN Louis
vile.
The Rev. DIR. Bchrend7 of Cleveland. Ohio
who seeded the Dapt.-t denomination recently,
has been called 10 tho Pa-orae OF che Union congreSa-
tional Church of Providence, Z. l.
The Rev Wayland IIoyt has declined the
call to tho Wa hngion Avenue Church IN BROOKLYN and
the Rev Dr. Elder of the Madison Aycu Baptist Church
Of bis city, II is understood. viii DC invited
The Liverpool Town Council have been re-
quoted L. lend for The Centennial Exhibition tho ,wO
pictures Julian the Apostat. Pr .iong al the Confer
IN ~cctarans" AMI tnc Fan ~ I"nN the Last ko-
Tribune" both Of which. Hrc in thu corporation ga
e-y ~ that city.
gen. Gideon J. Pillow SAYS that the suit
which has comprlle-l him 20 file petition in bankruptcy
We hrough, seizure ~ coai In Memphis ordered by
him while In command Of The toElrd, rate iorces OF Ten
c.s.e ri9t II. g ba- tl- far refused 10 assumc thc
IT, l, ' rcJ .',i,s, nm and .r ,ntire los. of ne
ltar proreir te General saved rom the war VIII prop
abs be- tie T., u't
4 professional census of the French Senate
gives the following results: one bishop cX-work-
mginen. 3 dipouatlsts. barIistcrs Of the Council
OF STAT, or Cour dc Cessation. 4 medical men, en-
giuecr, superior naval Officers, university pro-
'es>ofs, II uicia digutarles. - manufa';ni'I- 90
mbcgs of the Institute, without zee "hu& me il-hop
II orleans, 20 officers. OF lem hens colonel -
generals. and / a marshal. Tnc remaining leN are
orfy hAr.trrs. men ~ letters fund holders, or ind
owners. and commercial men.
Gen sherman, in letter to Gen. Custer
approving Of bio plan OF writing his war memoirs, al'udes
10 letter written by Cen Lee. The following l. an cx
trncl fioin the letter which written by GEN Ike to
friend IA Warm Springs, Na ard Is dat July -. II
regards he movements 0f cen. sherman, 4 was
easy that unless they interrupted should De
compelled Ia abandon Tia defense oi Richmond ana
with rirw al arc,iing h!s progress ~ weakened
by sending rr ntutctnents TO south Hud North
Carolina. that Tad not sufficient ul.u To man tue lines
l'rd litS not been broken. should have abandoned
thcm ~ rs Gen. Sherman reached the Roanoke
fhr letter IL published ny Gen Custer ia ms war
Memoirs IN the Mares GGtosy
4 correspondent writing from PeSih gives
nh account OF tie asi moments % Francis Deak TO
ward, Ia a. ~ Dea asked Tor the slate which he used
to write his wi>he- speaking having become so difficult
to him koloman 50 u gave him Tie slate. hut D'ak
complpincl OF rot being sble to see Two ard teen
three candles lighted and with ~" greatest trouble
thu iatigucd hand traced a few almost n'egiblr
line iuuuitIug for cit.r. No letter h&d arrived and
nothing more could be- made of ~" diving mans wish
Lc srCitd To b. wandering ha later he asked dIln
FOR fr late bat IN vain Tried 10 write with the style
his u-eiB already began 10 grow cold and sth; he
pul5c weak that every thlrd pusation only 'y-
crnr p"rrcptiuc. At that moment thD Minister sell
Was cal cd Ia M, Chamber ~ Dcpuiics. The ila ear
dtc .paSus So u 81 10 ocluCh. when tie patient rhdr
signs that hc wi-hcd 70 nave his feet W1 he'd. TIE
nurs.. wer beginning do when Drak fo back into
the easy char in vhch d sUcrt tie bleak nights Of
hs Illness. For the lat - months Deak never touched
his bed his state nCi allowing rCCunhrut position II.
kuNac- dcd tn give him some Wedciuc. Which lie WIS
unupc To swallow. tvs Textures now changed suddenly,
his veins V,rc swelling ard Dcab gave u tby ghost.
The uniycrsv clock opposite was just striking lrI''