The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-18
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The late Count dc Mulineu, ex-dip lomate. whose
disease was recently announced from Verne, was
Orand Oiheer OF the Legion of Honor, and formerly
Ambassador from the Court of Stutgard at Paris
IL would appear that the Count met with his death
by accident Returning late the evening of the
list ut to his abode near Thonnc, he mistook tho
foad ana Tell over deep precipice. la al iton to
fracture of the collar bone, his brain was so much
injured that he expired on the 23d. His funeral,
which took place on the 18th, was attended by tho
Minister OF France Count Reinh-rd, Monsieur de
Thorn, the Austrian Minister, and other members
OF the diplomatic corps.
Sir George Smith Gibbes, VI. d., +. X. s., died
on the I'D ult, ut Sidmouth, county Devon aged
80. 1be deceased was Fellow Of the Royal Col
lege OF rhysieians' and was for many years physi-
cian catraoI binary to Queen Charlotte.
Msjor.G encral Birch, r. A, died in Dublin. on
the zs,h ult, IN the sOth year of his age lie en-
teied the Royal Artillery as "A Sec md Lieutenant
MI l.o, served IN Ireland during the rebellion of
In 1910, 1911, 1912, and 1913, he served at Cadir
aud Seville, under Lord Lynedoch and Sir George
Cook The late Ma Or. enera Birch was, In ISLj,
alpointed Colonel. COmmandant Of the 9TH batta-
lion OF Royal Artillery.
The Right Hon. W. s. Lascelles, NJ p, Con.
troll,r of the Queens Household, expired on the
"a mat, iiom an affection Of the brain. The de-
ceased was second son of the late, and brother Of
the present, Earl Of Hardwood, and born the
18th II October, lI9-. He married on the lIth of
May, 1873, Lady Caroline Howard, eldest daugh-
ter OF the late, and sister Of the present. Eaci of
Carlisle, by whom he leaves a numerous issue
lbe hight hon gentleman represented Wakefield
several farlaniepts, and was at the last general
lection returned tor knaresborough, winch seat
ecomes vacant by his demise.
Col story expired on the 18th inst , in the 6stb
year OF his age. He entered the army in 1913 but
had been on the attached list since ls,s. Colonel
story served IL the Peninsula with the Sd Dragon
Guards, from August. 1SO9, to the end OF the war
10 Ell an was present Mt the battles Of Busaco,
ktohhhn, Campo Mayor, Les Santos, and Albuera;
Rodigo and Badajoz. The deceased also took part
IN The battl,s OF Salamanca, NittOria, Toulouse.
and the siege Of Pampcluna.
Colonel Dycc Sombre, after painful illness, er-
Ilred at his apartments, in London, the evening
Of the Ist inst.
army, died on the 9th inst, at Dublin. lie was a
cadet Of 1877.
Colonel William Gravatt, late of the Royal In
valid Engineers, died ut Edmonton the 18th
inst, aged II. lie entered the army in June, 1872:
became Lieutenant in November, 1913; Captain.
July, 11.g; never a Major; promoted Lieutenant
Colonel May, 1871 and Colonel in July, is2I
Lieutenant Colonel Richard Bayly, late 18th
Regiment, died at Boulogne-sur- Mer, on the 9Th
met, aged az lie passed four and thirty years in
the army, and the whole of these in the Eth regi-
BeDt.
Lieutenant Colonel G. X. p. Jarvis, late of the
Both Regiment, died at Dodlington Hail. Lincoln.
on the 18th inst, aged H. lie served in the PENN
suiar csmpa gn of 1858, with the 18th Regiment,
aid was present ut the battles of Roleia Timiera,
and Corunba, TOR which he has received the war
NJ DIAL, with three clasps.
Vice Admiral Sir Charles Malcolm died ut
Brighton on the 18th inst. With ourselves, the
whole service will lament the death of this good
mana tue British officer in every sense Of the
word one whose characteristics were liberaity,
generosity, philanthropy and gallan,ry and whilst
possessing all these superior qualities, which make
man estimabe in every relation Of life, he added
TO his other endearng acquisitions warm appre-
cation OF all that was good, noble and admirable
III those who had the honor of his acquaintance.
or Charles Macolm saw - years Of active career
III the navy.