From the philadelphia Chronicle.


ROBERT MORRIS,
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This intslligen, and useful citizen of the Repub
lie was born in Liverpool, England, on the Goth oi
January, 1884; of which town his father was res
pectable merchant; and in company with whom he
cmigraled to America when only l3 years OF age.
After he had finished his schooling in this country
which was conducted on liberal system, under a
Mr.. Gordon, of Maryland, he was placed in the
compiling house Of Charles Willing, then distin.
euished merchant Of this city where, having be
come initiated in the lorms and practices of bus
ness, he spent the usual timc-when MIR. Willing
established him in business


In 1862 Mr.. Morris married Mary, the daugh
ter of Col. White, and sister of the Rev. VIM.
White, afterwards Chaplain to Congress, and since
distinguished for his urbaniy and learning Bishop
Of the Episcopal Church of Pennsylvania. Mrs.
Morris is still living, and resides here bearing about
her the venerable traces of those accomplishments
which so highly adorned her in the zenith of her
opulence.


Much novelty of adventure. or romantic incident,
is not to be looked for in the life of mcrch chant !;
and Mr.. Morris's Of course presents nothing TO in