The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-21

DEATH - PRINCE LsInYs6EN.
sryom the London Ttmes. Nov. IS

ODAtuary.
DEATH - PRINCE L8IHTN6EN.
ftSom the London Times, Nov. 70
me Prince died on rhuysday morning, after only Anew
Hshnsss Enrich CHARLES Prince Of Lsinnssn by his mar
Ra0e with Princes Victoria Marie Louise Of SAKE Coturg
(now Der Royal Hghness the Duchess Of Kent and con-
sequently half brother Of Her Majesty The deceased
Pnce born tho 18th Of September 1904, and
cssded his father the 4h Of july 1914 being then only
declared 70 be Of age He entered the military service OF
the King Of Bavaria, 10 which army he held the rank Of
Lieutenant General and was Colonel 10 Gnsf OF the en
Red the l8sh Of February 1929, Marie (ee Countess OF
Kebelbery), BY whom he leaves issue, Prince Ernest,
ID Of January 1883 The succeeded by Prince
Ernest above named lieutenant in the British navy. HIS
Serene Highness distinguished himself during the naval
opersons In the black Sea and obtained his euienancy
in April last year In Nay Last he was appointed second
heuteaant % Hsr Aslss,ys steam rigsts Msg'cisnne
The titles OF tho late Prince were-Count de Lnauge
1870 LAndgrave 4th of October, l44I Prince OF the
Empire, Sd Of July, l77S rsiary member Of First
end hereditary member of the First Chamber OF the
Grand Duchy OF Baden, 22d Of Msy, 1883.
PRINCE woRoNzoFF, OF RUSSIA.
From the London Times, Nov. AZ
We announced yesterday the death Of Prince Woronzo
which took place at ODESSA the 1871 inst the Prince
bad Only arrived few weeks before his unexpected de-
city with his Princess by the representatives, If the
camille body who presented their congratulations TO their
ssI r6e late Prince was the son OF Count simon Woron
zon and DO 81 st. Petersburg the 18th OF Nay
LISA Al bis death, therefore be was "a years old u
has been frequently said that be native OF Engeud
but the fact that bis father not appointed Ambas
sador to this country until shortly after the late Prince
woronzcT WAS born When the Emperor Paul took
part with Napoleon against u.s. the mission Of Count
WOronyof Ambassador was, Of COURSE Interrupt
ID: accession Of Alexander he resumed the Enos..y
and resided In London With few short intervals OF 40
seDce until bis death in 1882 HIS Kchae thus
ceived English education, while bis daughter sister
the subject Of our memoir, married English nobemau,
the late Earl Of and became the mother OF the
Right Hon. sidney Herbert, MP. kchaei Worouzon II
the ego Of 10 entssed the Russian army served in the
Caucasus then IN several campaigns against Napoleon from
s1 ssas ne ses nossa 81 o.
New Russia and continued hold that Office until the late
war lie was engaged In the Turkish war OF 1873, aud
held the command slter Aenschkon had been wounded
VArna In 1886 he suudue the Circasians
and although the brave mountaneere able to
themmense force, at his command he succeeded In
the capture Of Dargo one Of schamyrs sronghods
Caucasus and was rewarded with Prncedom. The
civil administration Of Prince Woronzof entitled him TO
much praise When the conflict between Russia add the
allies broke out IN 1853 he permitted, At his own
urgent request, 70 retire from ONCE.
GENERAL LOPEZ OF BUKNos AYRss.
Dr. d. Vicente LOrsz die1 Baenos Ayres on the
18th Of October He noted the first Governor of
the Province OF Bnenos Ayres who succeeded General
Rosas BE was member Of the celebrated Ianta OF tue
Governors Who met 1t San Nicolas de los Arroyos, and
appointed General Urquiza President Of tae Confederation
The people Of Ruenos Ayres refused 10 raty his action al
the l1h Of September, 1884, having held office only few
months. He was good man. and mourned by all par.
lies.
Hon. sIpxKY WILLARD died very suddenly in Cambridge,
Mass the 9th inst, the sge OF seventy years
He Of Rev Joseph Willard, formerly minister 10
Beverly and suSssSaensly Tor nearly quarter o. cen
the 18th Of September $780, graduated at Harvard Col
lese 1898, being classmate with Rev. william Ele-y
Charming, D. d Hon. Joseph Story, and Rev. Joseph
Tuckerman. u. D. Immediately after leaving college he
began the study Of theology In Cambridge under the IN
1900 the ONCE Of Librarian al the college became vacant
BY the death Of Samuel Sbapesh, and NJ Willard was
elected - his successor This Office he held I'VE yeirs
In the meantime hav completed mis- thcolog cal studies
he Was licensed as preacher he preached In various
places 10 Massachusetts. well in Maine aud Yer
mont, and invited settle minister In wscssse,
Name ana In Burlington Vermont but be declined both
Invitations. In December 1906, he elected Hancock
Professor Of Hebrew and other Oriental languages 10
Harvard College, and was naugurated In February
Of The following year. This Office he neld until 1881
Major lors GAlLy died In New Orleans the 81 inst
The fscdysne ssys:-hajor Gay was one o. our Oldest
nifty win long be deeply mourned. Tue leading passion
OF tho deceased WAS perhaps grea. love OF military a.
Of ss great Napoleon, and his pride IN Il, that pcrsned
to military shos deserted him When Gen. 1Ay ior
weat IN ls4s TO Corpus Christi At the commencementof
the war with Mexico The nrst artillery nc had the
guns Major Gsly's command, while Galy aud his
were there TO serve them.
Hon. Rongr wAss died at his residence near St Louis
on The Soth ut Juege Wash cas- . naive Of LOUISA
county, yirp inia and Was educated q The College OF
William and Mary. He emgratet 70 Missouri ~ early
probably before the year lsl5-ard ENGAGED In
practice Of the law He wa oncetae psrtuer Of the ia
mensed Pettis, who killed melancholy duel near
g. Louis Judge wseb OF tns carries. judges OF
the Supreme Court Of Missouri having Appointed 10
1S2s. BE held the onice for about Twelve years. He
was about seventy Ave years old
Died IN Dooey county, Georgia, 1llh ultno, Nr
Jotk CAIHors. 81 the advanced Of 100 years and
ten months Mr.. G. was q native Of Tdge3omb county,
". c. aEd was born the 10Th day OF January, l76o
He IVES soldier 10 the contirenss army. aud recsived
src wound At the battle OF Brsndywinc. He was
under the command Of Gates at the battle OF Camden
and fought under Gen Greene Of Guford Court House
He was In The continental ranks al the siege OF Yorkown
and Lord Corn wallis surrender his sword 10 The vic
torious Americans He moved TO Georgia In 1922. He
Of powerful Muscular frame, and retained the
vtsor and strergth OF bis mind up 10 his death.
The Salem, Mass Gd-se<, OF the leth inst, nu:-tn
the Let OF deaths In paper OF today will be
Of Mr.. Thomas Noteworthy, who neayy hundred
years OF sge Mr.. Norsworthy born In Dsypnshre
county, England May 7, 1Ibs He to this country
In 1915 previously which he mad served twenty years
10 the Briish army, under Lord Wellington and other
officers, In India Russia, Prussia spain aud the West 10
dies; and for eleven years he In the British navy
under Admiral Ductworth and other officers. lie was
engaged In sixty ave battles during those thirty one
Year,, and escaped without the loss OF limb but his
surernss and taose of his comrades awful 10 the
extreme
Hon. joseph 3. Lancaster. Mayor OF Tampa Florida,
and distinguished iurst aad politician, died Tues
day the 2tth inst The funeral rites performed by
the Masonic fraternity.