The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-10

EOEelgn Ml.Ceu0nys
The triennial spectacle Of Peeping Tom of Coven-
try took place on the 10th Of June, with the utmost
eclaf. To please the "moss fastidious," It was an
nounceo that the Lady Godiva should appear In
robes in place OF the tight dress and skirt A. here
tofore. So many however, in favor Of the orr
gnal costume, that second lady was prevailed up
on to attend from the Royal Academy 80 attrd, and
the most raptur0us applause greeted her In all d &C.
tons. II was impossible to take exception 70 her
pearance In any respect, and II WIS admitted on all
hands that on no previous occasion has this spec
tacle taken place In correct and orderly manner.
This lady WIS preceded by splendid banner, bear
ing tie WORTHWHILE the Dure all things are pure"
Both ladies sustained the character admirably, but
the one who adopted the original costums was most
NJ mistakably the belle Of the day. The weather,
with The exception Of the first half hour was propi
ii, ns, and everything passed or as pleasantly 40
could possibly be desired.
The family Of the Sultan Of Turkey consists off,
Sons--1. Mehemed Morad, or Muzad, brn Sept %,
Rschad, Oct. 4, 1916; 4. Ahwed Ksmalladdeen,
July l6, 1913; 8. Buraweddeen, May %, 1919; 6.
McLsnid Rescbld, March 81. 1862. Daughter.
Fatima, Nov. 2, 1910; 2. Refsla, Feb. z. 1912; 3.
Ahdjs, Oct. 20, 1912; 4. Djem,la, Aug II, ls43;
8. hunis, Nov.9, 1885; 6. BchIa Aug.26, isis. two
mere princes have been born since this last period.
The brother OF the Sultan, Abdul Assis, ~as boru
Feb. o. 1850; and his sister, Ad eh, married tn Me.
bsmet All Pacha, was born Nay %, 1923; She WIS
ms'rtd IN her nineteenth year. The Sultan - the
thirty .frst sovereign Of the family OF Osman, aud
the twenty sixth siuce the taking Of Constaa
trople. He was born April %, 1923, or, according
70 The era Of the Hegra, the 10Th day OF the month
Esty aLskhir, 1855.
The R,tuts Zdfung gives the following descSip-
tan u The ast moments and burial Of poor Captain
GilsTd We have received interesting dates from
Cee,sa or the I'd june On that day. at three clock
Y. NJ, the iIterment Of Captain Gitfard, of the
Tiger, took place. By order of General 0sten-
st kto, the whole crew, prisoners Of war; ~ we'll
ths GnvernorGen.rsl Anncmkoff, with the other
military authorities attended the funeral. A Itissan
iatiahon in parade order, formed an e-cort IN the
c. tn, and flied the usual volleys over the grave.
N,srls the whole population Was afuot and followed
lie procession. The sturdy General 0-tenSacken
took tie deepest Interest 10 the fate % the captain
during his lines A little before his DEATH f,rd
called tie crew around bis bed, ana said +" Lafs,
you o~e your lives TO my being wounded this
hiIcetd ne from blowing up tte ship. Fare
well Greet our dear England for me when You see
IT, After these words he asked Tor glass OF lemon
adc, tuned his face tr the sailors TO the other
side aud gave up the ghost.
Tie Lcndon Chronicle, of June 20, says:--Vscount
and NiseouD'ess psimcrstoD gave grand banquet
on Saturday, eVehiug, at their mansion la Cigtoa
gardens to the following dr. tnguished party:lIls
txoelleucy the American Minister and Miss Lane
liz Exec nency the Bavatian Minister and the b iron
rs a. c,tio, lila Fxcflienry The Belgian Minister
snu madame van o- ~ey.s, te- r1ali Au5 C.,aa 90
sLait.sLriy, yisoOuni Ind yiscountess Josc.yn