The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

letter to Cheyaier Hulseman on the Kosza affair and IN
paper on prvaterng addressed 10 the u
maritime powers europe curing ns ss, Nv. "os
addressed 70 the French Minister, H. Sartiges
reply to his application tor indemnity IN behalf! OF tn
French residents Greytown who suffered from the bonn
bardment OF and has been mastery
letter on SO Insignificant subject It y said that whc
British residents or Greytown the venerable secretar
him his predecessors etthr to NJ Sartiges hi
reply. In connection with Mr. Marcys name win eve.
DO remembered the famous motto OF his party bfe
and significant Caesars celebrated war despatch
"To the victors belong the spois".. Col f. B. Ogden.
seventy fourth year. The deceased gentleman the
third of Gen, Matthias Ogden, and was born Boon
san IN the state q New on ,ns % o. 1ssS
Consul for the United States for Liverpool, where
served for eleven years, and was then transferred
Bristol. Mr.. Ogden was one CT the pioneers Of steam
viestion. So early 1871 he attracted TO IL by
successful experiments Of Mr.. Fulton and in 1916 CD
board be Il with expansive steam With the boat thss
equipped he tho FIRST TO venture on sea voyage nv
proceeded With her from New YORK TO Norfolk. IN vsr
ginia and established her packet on the Jmss nv:
plans to Mr. James Watt who said to him, "Mr Ogden
gnc" During the latter years Of his life Mr. Ogden
engaged in perfecting a scientific sounding instru
j. Ericsson, G. e.. General Sir Henry Mont.
gomery Lawrence, X. C. B. OF the British army,
WIN Ss nno use %Hrn az M
ura Coyon in 1908. He entered the military service
OF the East India Company in the Bengal Artillery In 1891
ana soon Obtained the character Of able and energetic
officer He served in the Cabul campaign under General
Sir George Pollock in ls46 and received shortly after
wards the brevet rank of major In the year he
became British resident Nepau He afterwards took
part in the campaigns on the Sutle after which he
made Military Companion of the bath and promoted 70
the rank of lieutenant colonel In 1s46 ne was appointed
resident al Lahore and agent for the Governor General
tho northwestern frontier. On the annexation Of tho
PuDjab, in 1849, he appointed by Lord Dalhousie
Chief Commissioner for the government of that district
and for his able services this and his preceding employ
mint W1Q dA riu In In hfosO al -
rank OF full Colonel and also nominated honorary
aide DE camp to Her Majesty. lie the author of Ad
ventures OF officer in the service OF Rungeet Singh"
SUNDAY, 5-Gen Jose Maria Vergara, Of the Old OIL
GERS OF the Columbian revolution in Blgota, n G. Since
1922 the General remained shut In his house without
even having communication with the members of his
own family Gen. Sir henry Barnard, r. C. b. Of tho
English army Of cholera before the walls OF the city of
Delhi, India which was besegcd fy the English troops
under his command. He entered the army in 1914 was
the staff Of his uncle the late General Sir A. f. Bar
nard at Paris in 1915. and that Of John Keane in
the Indies He subsequently held the command OF bri
gade in the Crmea where he served chief of the staff
under General simpson Having returned hon he held
the command Of the troops first Corfu ana
at Shorpche in November last he sent out India,
and succeeded General Anson in his command Of the
forces before Delhi On that officers death
S.-Gcneral Sir Charles B. Egcrton, Of the oldest
Generals in the British army He entered the army in
Charles, a Lieutenant, commanded detachment Of
his regiment board line of battle ship in Lord Howes
memorable action the LIST OF june 1874 and afterwards
served at the blockade Of Malta and the surrender q
vaea the 5h Of September 1900 at that time Major
OF his regiment Thence he proceeded with his regiment
in General Sir Ralph Abercrombys expedition TO Egypt
and present at the action OF the 18th and 2ist Of
March 1901 The General afterwards joined the army in
the Peninsula and distinguished himself in Spain and Por
tugs under the Duke Of Wellington, in 1910 and 1911
10The liberal party in Italy sustained loss by
the death Of the young Prince Annbae Simonet of An
coma who during an attack brain fever threw himself
from window at AnCODa. In lS4S he Minister or Fl
nance in the Constitutional Cabinet OF the Pope and me
Der of Parliament for his native town. He left oinco
when the government fell into the hands Of the radical
party and when after the restoration in s49, the
Ia In tno0~
14-Hon. Mr.. Sullivan, British Minister to Peru, in
Lima from the effects OF gun shot wound inflicted by
unknown assassin, on the 18th inst
16Pierre Jean Beranger expired In Paris, in the 18TH
Aug ~, i7so. of humble psren,age He Witnessed The
.ng OF the aste IN 1882 and then removed 10 the
FIRST learned to kept an inn at Jerome Here ne
printer in Peronne. At eighteen ~ rsjecsd The wrn
OF epo, TO be called Clovis this he proposed a.
the task OF the succeeding twelve years He also pro-
duced sacred subjects The performances did
not improve his fortunes and roduccd to great Distress
be thought OF proceeding TO Egypt where Bonapsrte then
and whose first had excited visions Of
glory and prosperity among the French population me
RETURN however Of some members OF tue expedition dis
spated Bcrapger's dream, and he remained in Paris.
at this period when suffering from his disappointed
hopes and even actual ndgcnce that seems TO have
resolved to- be gay he could not be happy, and he pro
duced his Roger Bontemps' "ie Grenier," "Les
Gueux,, and lie Well Habit" They were not immedi-
ately successful in 1908 he some OF his poems
TO Lucen Bonaparte who promised 10 orate his stu
alton. Iucien was suddenly called 10 Rome Beranxer
Glen, assigning to B.fapger his income q member Of
the Institute. He next obtained some employment
editor, and In 1900 appointed clerk in the secreta
RVS department OF the Academy His songs were now
becoming popular In every quarter. During the hun-
bred days OF Bonapare, Beranger refused the
Office Of 10 1915, when he published his FIRST
collection OF sorgs, which were popular throughout
France he informed that It would occasion his dis
missal from the Office he held In the Academy. He
Nered aud retaned but In 1921 when the second
collection published lac at once discharged He
and more poignant satires upon tho govern
imprisonment and fine of boof In 1875 he published
hb third collection For this he was again prosecuted
and sentenced nine months imprisonment and hne Of
10000 Confined more strictly IN the prison OF Ia Force,
the uDdauntcd poet continued bis attacks on She faults
and foes Of the government and these remarkable ly
aided little in acceerang the fall Of the Bour
bops In 1880 the revolution OF July would have acted
avoraby for Berangers fortunes he would have given
Up his beloved Independence.
17.-General Henry Balneavis, C. NJ G. X. H., in tho
island OF Malta, in the 77th year Of his age. Lieut. Gen.
Balneavis served throughout the whole Of The in
Spain lie also present at the battle Of Piaisbarg,
N America and subsequently :, 'as capture Of fsss,
for many years, at Malta OF Inspector OF Police, and that
VI Town MAJOR
fs-Iieut Geo NJ Toiien, Of the United States Navy,
at Mendham, n. ]. lie served with Wilkes In the United
States Exploring Expedition, and commanded the United
States steamer Water witch during the Mexican In
both these positions he acquitted himself to the entire
Subtraction Of his respective commanders. John Young,
was born In Hawaii In 1910. At time he Cover
of Maui Afterwards he was Minister Of the Interior,
and at the time Of his death Chamberlain TO The King
2o-Mcnsiancr Diaz, Spanish Bishop al Tonqun, exc
cuied by the church At Ram Ting.
21.-Nrza Mahommed Ibrabam, late professor OF Per-
sian at the English college at Haileybury in Tehcran.
Although he len his country In consequence Of
suspicion the Moahs entertained Of his orthodoxy, yet
he abandoned his creed but uniformly pofessed
during hts sojourn In England, that Mohammed his
prophet The Mira author " an English and Per
sian grammar and was some time before his DEATH
poyed in writing in Persian history Of Rome for the
Shah OF Persia whose tutor he became after lcav
ing IIaicybury.
22Jos.ph Blake of the eight coiored persons who
ed from n Elizabeth
January, 1890 10 found a settlement the shores Of
Western Africa died In Philadelphia lie participated i'm
the early struggles and OF the infant settlement
General Barrios, who lately attempted revolution In
Guate mala. c. A
SUNDAY 2e-Joacph Napoleon Ney, Prince OF Moskows
and eldest Of Marshal Ney, at 81 German en- LSyo,
Paris The Prince ~ Moskows born the 2fst
of May 1904 He was the godson 81 the Emperor Napc
leon and the Empress josephine In 1873 he married