The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

LORD SrRGSGFoRD died on Tuesday, May 90, at his
residence, in Harley street. London after an illness Of
some weeks duration. His lordship succeeded his
father Rnecount, in 1901 in the Irish peerage and
shortly aftkards appointed Secretary Of Legation
at Lisbon He continued the diplomatic service for
long series OF years. and successfully appointed to
represent Engian in the Brazs at Stockholm ct Con-
stantpople and Mt ST. Petersburg For his services he
was raised to the peerage Of the United Kingdom 10
sion to the Brazils with which his diplomatic career
closed Bis iordship graduated at Trinity College Dub
lin and obtained the gold medal there IN 1900 He
the author Of several literary productions among them
versions OF Camoens and minor Portuguese poems,
on Which the EdlneNrg Reuss,g for April iSGS COM COM
Byron refers in that passage Of the gish Bards and
Scotch Reviewers" which begins
Hibernian strangfOrd, with thine eyes Of blue,
and ends
Nor teach the Lusian bard to copy Moore.
The title and estates devolve upon his eldest son. the
Hen. George Sydney SmJ the author Of Historc Fan.
cieso and formerly p for Canterbury, who born
At Stockholm, during his fathers embassy in that city
LORD CHARLES MANNERS, whose health had been fail
ing for some time past, died on Friday the 1st inst In
his sevanty fourth year, at London Lord Charles was
and K. B. He entered the British service in i7os,
In the campaign Of 1908 in Spain, and aide de-
camp to Lord Chatham, accompanied the Walcheren
Peninsula he actively engaged from 1911 to the
elusion Of thewar in 1914, during part Of ths time
D. to the Duke o Wellington and was decorated with
the gold medal and two clasps for Salamanca vttora
and the silver medal for Benevento. Lord Charles was
brother to the Duke Of Rutland.
CoUST HARrsPE marshal OF France, died at Bayonne
the morn ing Of the 2eth Of May, after illness Of
three weeks. The de eceased in 1910 nominated &C.
neral of division and Of the last and most noble
racter that in December 1851, the Emperor selected
him to be raised to the dignity Of Marshal OF France
Few such long careers have been gloriousy fulfilled
as that of the illustrious marshal now deceased.
General Sir W. NAcBEAN, K @ B. of the English army,
Colonel of the e2d Foot died on IhuIsdsy May 81 at
EpU un hoyn In He had hAou
served in Ireland in 1f9s during the rebellion including
General Baron DuBRIroS, ex Peer Of France and Com
mander Of St. Louis died at Versailles May a. at an
advanced age. The General had taken distinguished
part IN all the wars Of the Empire.
The Bombay (E. ~ Times Of May l, says s-we regret
to notice -he DEATH at Poona the 23d April Of the
Rev. ISAAC n ALLEN A., senior chaplain at that sta
ers that this is tn. Mr. Alien who was pan to Gene
raj Motifs force at Candahar and who accompanied the
in s triumphant march to Cabool and 30 TO Zero
astically devoted to his duty. He received Ghuznee
ribbon and had the permission very properly
occasions and Of tue very few sergymen to be
seen In public places with warliks medal on his
Ierson.
EysoR, Of the 10th British Regiment Of Foot which
CURED ut Bombay on the 23d Of April Lieutenant
ssoa entered the service IN asss ana served sa @ shs
whole Of the teige operations before Mooan action Of
oorikocnd carrying the heights before Hooltan, and
urrep6er Of the fortress. He afterwards present
ct the battle of Goojerat and received the medal and
clasps.
A woman named JEANNE DRrIouR died, June LIST, at
peaupays Lege, Belgium, at the sge Of 10l. Her
husband ti lives, at the age Of &c. and his brother
1C1
TOM PRoyrs alias Sm RrcHAED HuGH SxnH.-This no.
torious personage who lately claimed large property
died on Sunday 27th ult In Dartmoor Prison EngiAAd)
whittier he had been removed, account OF Ill health
from the kiltspk Penitentiary.
The French General, DarRMosr has just expired q
vorges (Ais1e), aged 81.
The report that ths Board Of Health OF New Orlean
bad rsscpded the resolution which declares that choers
was epidemic in that city, had foundation in truth
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