The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-24


are The Fugitive Of Melwitz, |" Quite at Home,
/ ma ssThe Charcoal Bufners '' 49, ~,
!. Poor Tom Hin,athe once celebrated clown.
has paid the. debt. Of nature, at the age 6f 81,
70 the grave At s.. Fsters Church, Waworth. road,
BY Fexmore, Cormaek, and several profe ssionals,
ANTIQUE to pay safnal tribute of respect TO the
departed victorian ~ .sts& -. .ss.fsfas az. =
Miss ratharine Hayes whose success in Lsaden,
Dublin, and our provincial towas, has hsen so bril-
liant, has been invited 70 visit She. United ststes
{ and is about VIE Believe, to proceed thither PFC
voasto her dsparare,she Intends yisit Liserpooly
when ths lovers q song IA that city win enjoy the
sings with an Italian grace, beine unsurpassed in
the dorid style of yocalizatios and yith.a-truth Of
| feeling and intensity OF expression which mover
Ia with discriminating audience, Of calling forth
unboundsd raptgres Of anpiause.' ''''1 H. Sf- -
i Sassex Hall. London, was. arsyle1 on .thesoccso
sion. Of Mi So IsiSxy stuart and, DIR &. Teddsr
taking their j9g. benefit gtss fsstire q the
.dermanee onath UontrUi basso. srT that
geatleman's first "a the, NE ger
aiEy agipe. he took the good people easEot Bow
by surprise; for our own part, we candidly admit
ave never heard moro exTufs.e inst fation
The Yiennes newspapers, ,r.sseegd the pete
qcalist, Miss Rafter, who 'has made decided IND.
preston in "La flelia del ento ,, = ga.
-, Sadlers Wells wl reops n.for short !.
u Miss Fanny kenhles Shaksperi4n Readings sdlii.
tnue 70 attract ithe. 4itesate Ut tho st, Jalness
theatre. ''ti'tf*i- b. ''a'.e''r,r.: .1' l'i' $50.
. Seem, at the hanover Square rooms; postponed
nntl the 18th! ',5'fe4 rooms are not. licensed for
dramatic represellations . x 80, ~ !. at.
- ,r,.s4 Deaths In Europe. !.
= Lately, at Ma,rid. the l1akesde krias, grandee
6 spain, and formerly amgdgsstpr at Lohaoh and
On Monday, both ult, at His estate III Tie Loret.
IA Daniel OConnor, the last surviving son Of Cen.
Arthur @ Corintr, and grandson pr The celebrated
Eondorcet 1T win not have been foIgatt4ao that
Ford Edward fitzgerald and Arthur O CogBorwere
the two leaders il the Irish rebellion Of 'gsF
ION June 9, at eh6use Of hlr."alfred W0ots,
|, West Derby, Henrietta Montgomery. wife Of
u aIaes Alages, Esq Of Now Orleans ~ S..,+.s
of m s sS II a B Sese Nd a Ms s a
qfHeaf "A dmrat sir IL. Peauson, commander OF the
Scraps frigateiin The action agaiH the famous
Paul Jones, in the year afv -. !. .sssi
r.hs 6tif inst. He entered theseryice in Novcmber
), l7el: bsrame leutsaaRt JgJy, E7aS captain. Msy
!, 1855. ma or december, IrVv ile.t enant-colone
+ October, 1905 colonel hugttst. isi ss
RAJ. July, !e; ieu.enantsge erab Neyen Dor ISL;
fsa s ss .sssa s ss Msi sHSasd M
T. Flanders and Holland in 1884 and t7ss5,swas ac-
lativey smployedin theWest indies from t7e5 TO
1902 accompanied the c&pedtion toW nlchsisn in
1906 served in the peninsula nrin lsi3 and Isl
and commanded brigade at the battle ofthc nj,
yeheand Qrthss, for he we'd Tie goldpe4.
b. dal: and clasps; commanded the infantry brigade
that took possession 81 BoFeaux and In the various
operations which took place intbe nGighborh6od 81
/. that town, untilthe embarkationfor merica. lie
was appointed Deputy hdjutant General to the
Forces IN Decelnber, $50, and rpstshdd ia NoSem-
ter, ls4l, when he was succeeded by the present
F-Adjutant GenefR4, Rlajorsencral Brown! Sr John
I vas brother to Major General Sir Kobett Gardiner
!, the Goyernor of Gibraltar. BY the decease oi
Lieutenant General sir John Gardiner, X. O.. ~.
the eolonelcy OF the hRcguiGnt has become va
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