The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30

liz u,epant Davies. .................3 So regiment.
Lieutenant Ash VIM .57th Regiment.
Lieutenant Belew. .................33d Regiment.
captain simmer. 54tn Iegiment.
Captain Robinson. .34th Regiment.
Lieutenant Hurt. .34th Regiment.
Lieutenant Blunt. ..................24t h Regiment.
Captain Forman. Rifle Brigade.
captain jesse Royal Engineers.
Lieut.. nant Murray. Royal Engineers
Lieutenant Giaves Royal Engineers
Captain Fenwick. 44th Regiment.
Captain Hon. c. Agar .............. 44th Regiment.
Captain Caulfelc 44tb Regiment.
Lieut. and Adj. Hobson. It'll Regincnt.
19-From the commencement Of the great war in
Europe to this DAY, the annexed British regiments
had lost the following number Of officers, either BY death
in action disease:The 23d Fusiliers, H. Codstresm
GUARDS 12 Rife igade two ba taons) IL 55 h and
7tb 10 each; 7ih Fusers 4st ssth Connanpht Rangers
and Doth each tee GRENADE Guaras and 57tn cech
In the cavalry the 18th ance t 6 the l3tn yht Ora
goons, 5; the Duh DRAG aud 18th Hussars,
each; the Greys, Inn l ags and sth Hussars each;
% Samuel S. WiIae, Ii. D., of Boston, u s., aged
eighty five years. Judge Wide boin in Taunton,
uary 177l. He entered Dartmouth College 10 1886
where be gradua ed In 1885, He read law with David l..
Barnes lie admitted to the bar in 1892 and re-
moved to Maine. After practising his profession in
Waldoboro and Warren he we'd to Hallowell in 1892
During his residence at the place last named
twice chosen of the electors of President and Vice
President OF the United States.
23BrigaoIer General Estcourt OF the British army,
IN camp ia the Crimea. Right Reverend Doctor DON
nell Roman Catholic Bishop of Galway, Ireland sudden.
25.At St. Petersburg NJ. Molerns the Dutch Minister
PIenipotentiaIy, OF cholera.
2s,Eied MARSHAL Lord Raglan, Commander inChief
Of the British army in the Crimea OF hia
serastopo aged CO years For days previously
Lord Raglan had been suffering from indisposiion but
until F. M, progressed to the satisfaction Of his medca
attendants Afterwards, ala ming symptoms deveio pol
Themselves attended with difficulty OF breathing, which
gradually increased. From p N. he nsci US,
minutes before at which hour he died. Lord Raglan
better known up to ecens period as Lord Ftzroy So
meIss was the eght .Sn 81 ahe S Ssh pake seia
born 10 the year 1885, and having been educated for the
mill airy service at the age Of sixteen he gazet.ed
Comet in the 4h (Qneens Own Iight Dragons, on the
9th Of June, 1904 He obtained his iieutenancy the
Both OF May 1905 mace captain the 9th o. Nay,
1868, and attached to the garrison battalion. With
Major, Jaro O. ISL: Brev.t Lieut. Colonel 9th Of April
Gath Of July, 1914, and Colonel the 2Sth OF Angus
1915; Major General 21th OF May 1925. He urth
eeiyea on the lshof November 1880 the Ccloueicy Of
the SD Foot; and the 2sth Of June 1893 made
Lieut. General and received the rank OF Local General
the 21s OF February, 1854 just fifty years after entering
the army In the year If peace 1914 his lordship
lid Emily Harriet second daughter Of the then Earl of
hornpgtop and niece OF the great WARRIOR whom he had
creti'ably served. After the death of the Duke #
wellington and not hcfe the services OF Lord Fitzroy
Somerset substantially recognized. In 1852 he
raised to the Peerage by the tile of Baron Raglan county
Of Monmouth made Privy Councillor Add appointed
Master General Of the Ordnance His lordAhe has had
Issue two sonfArihur William F'zroy and Richard viii.
lam Fitzroy
2o.-rhc following Americans of Gen. Walkers army,
killed in the battle OF Rlvss (Nic) Lieut. C5l
kewen, Major Croker Sergeant M;lndoe, william Cole
Gotham, Easterbrook, William Bailey, William ella IS,
90 -James sill Buckingham well known writer,
line years. Mr.. Buckingham born at Fal.
mouth, England, in 1850, and began i,e as a
up his empoym ent. lie tton weat to Iadia, and, as
newspaper editor, criticised boldly AMI sharply the
conduct OF the government there. IFS published works
Of travels in Palestine among the Arab tribes and in
Mesopotsis have become standard books ofuti.y and
interest Mr. buckingham had pension from tue civil
hist of 1900 year. On the whole Nc. B.'s was
not so fortunate as 1t should have been Msjo- 5.
Brown, an American engineer who was called to ST.
as to Colonel whistler who had been the
sung engineer the st. Petersburg and Moscow Rail-
rad at Naples in the forte ninth year Of his age
irel Ma :himo OF the Russian Navy at Sebastopol The
h'ra'fde Russo said June 90 Russia experienced
irreparable loss The hero Of Sinope Of the
sian feet and army ADMIRAL Nachmo there received
wound, 70 which, the following day. amidst the gene
raj regret OF his companions Ia and all Russia he
fell victim. The Witnesses gave the following details
TO the Of his deah The a. ceased Admiral would
consent to tho soldiers caote but awars
kept the coat and epauetes OF general and IN this
dress he would show himself the advanced tort
hcations ia order to observe the OF the
siepers ON June 20 at o clock p NJ the Ad niral n
paared upon the Kornio bason and in spite the
treaties OF oil arouni him he leaned the pa apps
look at the entrnys works. bah struck the ground
his feet The suite accompany ing hin renewed Their
treaties but he calmly remained at his COST saying
" They aim very well Some moments after wards bait
remained until his death the following day.
The Earl Of Caedon died at House terrace, London
JULY.
Mrs. Clinton, widow of Governor De witt Clint,a
nj fougbkeepsic n. Y, aged seventy eight years.
3.-Iear Admi al Harper r. ~, at his residence near
Goildford, Surrey. The gallant Admiral who had at
tained the advanced age Of s. years, mdshpman
the Boyne at the capture Of Martinique in 1885,
lieutenant Of the Avenger cut out privaeer Of 10 guns
a.
shore at the reduction Of Guadaoupe was lieutenant
the Defence in Lord Hotbams action and at the Nile
The Marquis OF Thomond, in Bath, England. Thu
deceased James Bryen Marquis Of rhonond Earl aod
Baron Of Inchiq ain and Baron Buren, comfy Of Clare
in the peerage o Ireland also Baron iadcaser OF lad
caster county of York In the peerage o. the United
Kingdom second Of Mr.. Ed ward 0rycu brother
of the first Marquis OF Thomond. lie the roya
navy at an carly nge md had been seventy yeats
century and at the Of the present be
consider able service Sir Michael Dillon Beew,
Monnt Belew, in the county Of galway, Ireland.
4-Hon. Craven III zhardioge Berkeley, NJ r., in Eng
land
s-sir VIM. Il. Parry, n. n, at Ems, in Germany. A.
protest. renown and his discoveries Ia the Polar
eons have placed him In the highest rank Of entsrprsng
navgators. Sir John A. ommanney, u. n, Admiral o.
the Red X. G. B. X. s. L., X. s. v, X. II. c. at War
Ellington House, England, aged S. He had twenty
years supsy service, aud was years
o-CoIcne Alysh Mann, IN Ne~ York, aced forty ssx
years. Mr.. Mann was extensively known Of the
arm Of Wecs Mann, circus proPsetors ia which
ton he gained handsome property, az u which
invested In the Broadway theatre, Of which establish
ment he the builder and 6rst commencing
In 1s4o. The property afterwards passed out q hi.
hands and with IL nearly all his savings. His last spe-
cuAticn mansger in the circus OF sixth
avenue ard Thirty ninth street. In 1928, which was
unsuccessful.
ie-Csptan Joseph r. Folsom, pioneer Of California,
the mission Of San Jose aged thirty niue years. In
1896 he entered the military academy at West Point
from whence graduated In 1S40 He served hi, arst
campaign under Gen. Worth 10 the everglades OF Fords
during the Seminole war, from whence he lined his
regiment tho sth infantry the Western front iers
where he remained until 16t4.
23-Colcnel Hart, American Consul 81 Santa Cruz,
leland OF Tensr1de, suddenly, OF apoplexy.
2p.-euddenly, In New York, the " Lime Kiln Man
M-Dr James q Hfss, ~ hh residence 70 East Hivah.
fSenth strcst NJ r., ~ the 80 OF siyty.hvS ysars