Death Of A Bonaparte

news from abroad contains a brief announcoraont of the death at Roine on tho 5th iüBtant, of Joseph Bonaparte, Princo of Muaigrmno. lie vas about twentyeight years old, bad led a private lifo, and was only uotablo from boaring tho name of a distinguishod family. His Father Lueien Bonaparte, Prince of Canino, has been in thifl country, and was an elabórate and able 'nriter on ornithology and botany. Tho Boston corrospondenoe of the Springfield (Mass.) Repuhlican, inspeakirig of certaiu railroad chaugcs, says : " Ê. B. Phillips, oí the Worcestcr Railroad, goos to tho Southern Michigan road. The Superintendent of the Michigan Ceutral ia 11. N. Rice. I kuew Rico aud Phillips at the sanie time in old Concord, 25 years ago, or po. Rice kept tbo ' groen storo,' and Phillips 1 tended ' for C. B. Davis, who kept a rival grooery. Isn't this rathorqueor?" " Kisahora, a Japanese of rank, and a membe'r of the Tycoon'a statf, is quietly nuiking a tuur of übssrvaUon in Qlll cvuutry.