The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

oss between Russis ana Persia u 1870, The kmpsrx
Ncholas, IN compliance with she request Of General Yer
nolon who commanded n chief IN, , M OF me CAu-
oasus sent him General paskewiscn for bis seoOed IN
Ss..sM -" sssr Following General PaakiewiNch
succeeded Yermo,on IN IA chief command Dc pene
trated into the Persian 01 aoos poss.
Of Eivan and TAuris, and forced by his so'a Sue
oesses the Shah Of Persia - for peace which
or bin service: as Emperor rs.sa HIM 70 The rsns q
count of the empire with the surname Of Efvan, and
gave him million Of roubles 10 the against Persia
iussd KsTs sna Erasroum HE Emperor, who in tie
coae Of the campaign had already sent him the order or
dag, named hun rsid Marshal Of ii. armies Tne death
Of hahl Dsbisch, whs sank the month Of Nay 1891,
beneath IN attack Of choera made vacancy In the chief
peror Nicholas conhded II TO Marshal Paskewsch, wbc
6e.s summoled In all hsa. rescned the seal Of war in
,Io nos'h Oh -as The issue Of the campaign well
capture Of w.rsaw ~ the ka.s s.oo ap ps..
Ance. Raised TO the dignity Of Prince OF Warsaw, WIN
the tiue Of Hghness and the transmission Of TINS tue
posterity, Marshal Paskiewnsch was also created Wee
roy Of the kingdom Of Poland. he resppesrss twice
after this conquest IN command Of an Nm>-the first
y, S ans me-
in 1862 at the siege Of Slstra where he received CON
rasiop which compelled him to retire, not said, with
s-As Esst Haven. Conu., Rev Stephen bod, native
Of New Jerrsy Re va. born March 8 III :. w. S
unR-nOW blO0mnold-90d uosCen 1e0 rom UAntet U00,
Of The first settlers Of Newark.
s-Joeeph Cabtl, associate OF Jefferson In found
ing the University Of Virginia.
Constituent and Legislative Assemblies Of France, 81
Venice, from asssck Of spoplexy, whne on Wat 70
Henri Here The celebrated German writer AMER q
cruel Illness which nor upwards OF nine years had con
tined him recumbept posture, and completely wasted
his body, though ii had scarcely been able 70 dn hA
mind.
SUNDAY, lo-In Africa Rev. James Byrd; he had been
in, hov ssSavap fop atu hs1San
Major General Sir W. q. SleemAn X. G. B. The Gene
rel entered the military service Of the East India Com
li-Carolire Lee Hentz, an American authoress, at
Naranpa Florida Her fah or General John Whiting,
o. e p hss sass ns. :ns nsS
and tragedy in five acts. She was married 70 Pro
lessor y N Beniz and then, with her husband, renoy
ed to Chapel HILL North Carolina After residing ct that
place few years they removed TO Ohio and took charge
OF fourishing female acad my Cincinnati. Amer
Tuscaioosa 10 ibs same state De lara or me Moorih
Bride was the first work which she published, for
which $500 and gold medal wore awarded to her In Phi
l2-Lord Bagot, in e,afordshre, England, agtd
eighty two yeas. he was born OF daughter OF the
Baeoi, G. C. 8 formerly English Ambassado. n Pare,
81 Petersburg and Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Of Ban and Wells were bro,hers Of the deceased Who
though be never took an active omnen part In po
litca life Tor upwards OF half century, supported the
Tory lntereet In the House OF Lords.
1a-calvin ritr, aged eighty years, at Fon du Lao.
Wisconsin. He settled In Fon Lac county In 1885,
G soun,y which now contains q, { 90 people.
h.-Gtnera' ]. Harve, prominent citizen OF
sss WeSndtd IN ,he stack cn raon in isos whs
serving as mdshipmsn Ia the United States navy. Ia
he war Of 1919 be was with the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues, 10 serv &c at Camp Holly.
l6.-Hon. Alvah Wosden, prominent la Syer in Ca
nsnda qua. n T.. and accnspcuous member OF tho Con-
siiuiioIGl Convention OF 1885, In Canancaigua.
John saoher H. P. for Sligo Ireland, committed sui-
eide near Hampstead, London, BY swallowing dose Of
OIL OF bitter almonds lie va. connected Win rumoer
less nnarcsl uro riakmgs Of various kinds, mis- accept
snces lad been numerous, and seeking d'tccuu; a. ex
Uemey high rates. his losses ha1 been very coasiier
able ana be sdded beaids very heavy nn5Gn. 10 his
II bihiy by frauds IN bani ing Dst;ers.
SUNDAY. IT, John BrRbsm tic vocalist, in London.
Bon oLdon l77 parents Of heose persuasion,
I'll very carly age nc conlded, already orphan.
70 The care OF Leoni alisn singer Of celebrity, and
mace lis oeJta as pubic singer before he had attained
voice be enabled TO sing several bratJro songs
tost bad hetn writen Tor Madame Mara When be lost
bu, he found generous patron in NJ Abraha N Gold
smiih, and became Q professor Of the piano. While his
success svoca 81 ws without precedent Mr. Braham
n also renowned composer. Not only did he write
GevtIal Of the most popular songs, but he composed
iorsby lopg st q entire operas, a. hey were called
their time. OF these the most celebrated were perhaps
lie Cselnet and the Devil Bridge" Tue only vocs
ton which Mr. B. shsm tried wihou, ba. OF
bull as an Opera house and which was nrsi opened in
1896 never satisfactorily answered the purpose FOR which
u Was originally ineId.d. In private Life Mr.. BrAhan
ls-von Bieis the celebrated astronomer, at We
ace, 10 bis I4h year. Al an early age he entered the
qpsierei with his rcsimentthe Eighteenth Infantry Of
lie l!ns-M the little town Of Josephslad, IN Bohemia,
that be made the Interesting discovery Of the comet
called after bm-encuairg roand Sun, between that
lurirhsy ard the ortiz Of Saturn.
Henry CHARLES, Duke Of Norfolk PRIMER Duke m he
Coie, sgcd cb yfsrs. He was mo thirteenth Dske Of
the family Of Howard. He the first Roman Catholic
VINO TOOK sea, Parliament alter The Emancipation &C,
the TnEk M tha IN TnRd
John Rassels Cabinet and hss been Lord Steward Of
lbe queen Household ard Captain Of the Yeomen Of the
Guard. The pckedom had been thrice siianted, but
vas lat restored 70 the family Ia lGet.
H.-Adrices receive is's day rem Hong Kong daed
Ine irtn OF Irctmoer, dean 81 Csmo
dorc Joel Abbott commander Of the United Ates East In
da squadron This octr entered the navy In June 1912
aud received his mission captain and mmander
ocooer lss5 out Of The forty four years that he wa.n
year, and nine months having beer ipent on shore AMI
Otter duty, and twenty years and ak months without
g-At Corriente,, Izvid soalGiog, the celebrated
scoich sergeant mentioned IL IobsrEons works Pa
Isgtay.
.5-Al salem, Mars, CAP, Joseph r VIM. aged Il
ears ana months Of the survivors Of the Dart
I-oor prisoners OF the war OF 1872
2s-Nsior RANKIN, Roysl Eoslneers, q the Baish
blowing up The White Barracks.
20 DR.. william Barton, late The senior surgeon
IN The Urlled states navy, In Pniladephia.
Rev CDapceane, French Catholic missionary,
was eIeeutee IN the province Of ouang y, China he
wss beheaded by order o. the CHEF mandarin alter no
iers olpg the most ex:rucisting torture.
MARCH.
srypar Abraham Bel, one Of the oldest merchants
,f New York.
Henry Parish another eminent merchant o. New York.
I-la Philadelphia, Daniel Boreo, aged % years. He
was the Oldest printer and publisher In The United states
Be publshea the New Haven R>gster In 1884
Charles g. Hunter ex I4eusesss, United ss,es Dayy,
n New York, aged a. years. lie was capable and ex
pcriencea efeer. ard brought before the public By
he capture Of AiSsrs6o during the Mexican war
e.-Najor Robert B. Harvey, United s,sie. Army, n
biz residence In Elkiop Tennessee he was ofncerin
he regmert OF regulars which rsined brilliant victory
under General Jackson al the bloody battle OF the Horse
snoe where the great chief Red Eagle sustained defeat
10 Capt. George hontcalh, a. Albany New York.
Re was one OF the founders Of the Albany and Cana line
ofNvboae.
I'm de Raumer Director AZ the Ministry Of the
hov scho CT the king aud chief Of The Office OF the
rhives o. Prussia committed tuicide Al Berlin.
13-rhec dore OF the Aztec children 10 Berlin
Hall Pacbs, brother IN la~ oi tne sultan If Turkey,
a. urt.r, p.rr.Lr AZ Albany No