The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-22
Obituary.
THE COUNTESS OF ST. GERMANS.

From the London Post, July Al
We have 10 record the demise of the Countess OF 81
Germans who ecd on Wednesday ii noon Il the family
mansion in Dover street. Her ladyship had been
ned 10 her about month. but serious appre-
tensions were entertained by the members Of her hy
until Tuesday last when her medical advisers Sir Bcna-
min Brodie Mr. Bright and Mr. Stone, gave up ell hopes
O. Der recovery me deceased Jsmim., COUNTIES q y
CORVALLIS by Lady LOUISA fourth daughter OF Alexander
fourth Duke OF Gordon, and born 2sth April 1908.
Her hdyshp married I'd september, 1884, the Earl Of 81
Germans (tben Lord nist) by whom she leaves surviv
ing i've sons and only daughter Lady Louisa married
70 the Hon. and Rev. Walter Ponsonby.
THE EARL OF CORK.
From the London Post July 81
The Earl Of Cork and orrery died on Sunday at his
sidence in Hamilton place. The noble lord had attained
army having attained that rank In 1928 he married in
1925 the daughter Of w. Poyntx, Esq, Of hdgham,
Berks who died IN 1884. lilo had several sons, one Of
whom was the ao Lieutenant Colonel Boyle, Of the Cold
stream Guards, who died Of cholera the passage rom
yarua 70 the Crmea. The eldest Vscount Dungarvan,
married In 1928 daughter Of Lord Howth, AMI lied
1874 leaving three sons and two daughter tho oiest Of
whom, viscount Dungarvan, n. r. for Promo becomes
Earl OF Cork, In succession to hs grandf-taer The
present Earl married three years since Lady Emily de-
Burgh, daughter o. the MarchSucss OF Canricarde.
Miscellaneous Europcon Teens.
Tho Count de Mcntalembcrt, writing the Imperial
concession to the Orleans family says-"ff be
the world princes ahcct forgetfu the
their blood a. TO accept benefits conferred will
be Of the legislators INFECT this humiliation upon
them. (which God fortid-pripccs OF tho house Of
Bourbon could be induced to act In such
wards princes Of the Napoleon dynasty, should enter
tain the same sentiments and hold the same language
tor am Of those who justice and fortune
The prospectus of the New Brunswick and Canada Rail
way and Land Company Is issued In London. This
pany formed for the purpcse Of purchasing the railway
and privileges Of the ST. Andrews and Quebec Railroad
Company and for completing the hrst portion n the line
10 Woodstock, distance from 81. Andrews, where the
line commences, Of about ninety miles.
The London 7Saes Of July speaking OF the condition
Of Italy says I'm Rome the headquarters q the pacy
will be found the lowest standard II public and privase
morality. The Romish clergy, unless ssme parts Of
Spain. nowhere 20 immoral In the E1ernAl Osy.
Nowhere there more idlsness, unpvodoctvesess sno-
rance bad manners, want Of personal cleanliness and In
corrieblc mcndoity amongst the poor or such nder.
spce to common duties and common interests amoagss
the richer classes
says-The delay in the nomination of Russian Ambas,
sador 10 France The continued prorrastinaiion OF de-
Mornys mission thcs, again the silence Of The Russian
tournak on the reception Of General Ney Il s. Peters
burg sent there by the Emperor; and lastly the en-.
rcme reserve Of vount oroG during the latter period OF
the s q hs r ss Ssys - With
these are significant symptoms that Il Is impossible TO
avoid noticing.
A new kind Of fraud, says the Journal TEnssf, hes
Just been originated. ladies muslin collars, al ap-
pearance handsomely embroidered are offered sale
and when the purchaser proceeds 70 handle The
uce little roughly, the seeming embroidery falls or
pasted on the muslin man has been arrested In The
town for selling such articles.
his stated that the rope which hanged Palmer sen.
ing In Iochmaben, Dumfresshire NJ g. per inch me
seller person just arrived from Dudley where smith,
the hangnan, resides. The Interesting rel,cn n ~
said meets with ready purchasers The rope has also
been selling extensively In England ie said and of
course s being spun as the demand for increases
AZ dinner lately given Sir Colin Campbell in G,as
gov. SIR Archibald Alison, after rising To propose the
icast Her Maiestys Allies, the Emperor u the french
and their hajeses the Sultan and the King Of sardinia
sad-Ihc great Napoleon said. forty years ago thai IL
hat century Europe would be either republican or Goa
sack ihat memorable expression pregnant in meaning
enen ,ne word did not perceive al the ume which We
now see, had been sifed almost with a propheuc spirit
as indicating The position in which we are now placed
re would say where the danger OF the republican was 10
he found. He believed one could look Al
anuc but he would the danger there was that ere
long, Napoleon's words would DC realized and prove
that within The time specified Europe might be ether re-
publican or oosssss The alliance French and THgsh
was the only secure bulwark against this.
The london Ncscs of July 2 says.-The vc-shir- ~
hifness takes the form Of Territorial aaes ion 70 yo
tul nations and must be allowed for IN the tvs chief
con,t mlarary nstanccsthe United States being yculh.
WI w e strict sense Of counting by years ard Rass
ny being athousand years barbarism than tho
other leading peoples ofLurope, Iaas magnitude "a ~