The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
JANUARY.

JANUARY
FRIDAY. Jan General Sir Henry Hsveock's death
announced at Suez. He died at Lucknow, Novem
Der 25 1867, aged g. He entered the British army in
1874 and served mostly in India where he the hero
of the Sepoy lie served in the Burmese campaign
as Deputy Assistant Adiutant General at the
ton Of Napadee Patnagoa, and Paghan. On the concu
sion Of the he associated with Captain Lnnisden
and Or. Knox a mission Ava and had audience OF
the Golden Foot, when the treaty Of Yandaboo was
signed In 1927 he published acsoun OF the Burmese
campaigns Ii 1885, promoted to company, aud at
tended Sir woughby Cotton in the invasion Of Aaghanis
tan He was with Sir John Keane at the stormng OF
Ghuznee in 1880 Hayelock was sent the Punjab
and the staff OF Gen Elpbnsone Persian in
terpreer He served in Cabui under Sir Robert Sale and
the fsrcng of the khoord Cabul Pass the action OF
Tezeen and all the other engagements OF that force
till reached Jellalabad. In conjunction with Major
Macgregor and Captain Broadfoot he had the
chief direction of the memorable defence OF that
place For his services in Cabui he obtained his breyet
majority, and was made Companion Of the Bath. la
1913 Major haveock joined the army at waor and was
the battle Of Maharapore Having obtained the bre-
rank Of Lieutenant Colonel in 1S45 he proceeded with
Lords IiadnCe and Cough TO the Sue, and at the
battles OF Moodkee, Ferozeshah and Sobraon In the first
those engagements he bad tyo horses shot under him
and third at sobraon bat frcm first to last he never re
ceived single wound On the conclusion OF the Sikh war
he appointed Deputy Adutant General Of the Queen
troops at Bombay. His career was brilliant success
sion victories. he attacked the mutneers al Fluffy
pore the 18th OF July Aoung and Pandoo Nuddee
the 18th Cawnpore the 10th, and had horse shot
under HIM, on the 2Qth he captured oanao Busseerut
Gunge and guns He forced TO give up this
position but reook it the 9Th Of August at fearful
sacrifice OF the enemy ana ON the 10th obtained his ninth
decisive victory the rebels al Btnpoor But his
bIest victory his relief and defence Of Lucknow
Forbes Boyle, M. D.. celebrated botanist Of Eng
land, at Acton Dr. Boyle had profound knowledge
OF the material resources Of india he was Fellow OF the
Roya Society.
4-Mademoiselc Elusbeth Rachel Felix. tragediennne,
Socetare OF the Theatre Franchise aud Professor Of De
the Conseryatoe OF Paris, died at Cannes
France aged thirty egbt years. The life OF Mile Rachel
i an ART no rrea, actress ever struggled against
such difficulties and overcame them well Born on the
oath Of March, 1920 AT the Swiss village OF Mnnf she
the light a wretched tavern. she vas the second
daughter OF a jew peder. From Switzerland the family
Lyons. Sarah, the Oldest girl had good voice
and inuitive knowledge Of the forms Of harmony.
She sang the taverns and little Rachel now ten years
OF age, acted the treasurer OF the concert troupe
From Lyons the Transition 10 Paris was quite natu-
raj. II IS in 1880 Rachel sings; and one cold day,
the Boulevards, her pure tones reached tue ears
of Choroa the founder Of the Royal Institute OF Scored
Musc took her under ms protection and perfected
her education. Her last professional tour in the INT
ted States She srrved New York the I'D Of August
1855 appeared nj the Metropolitan theatre September
g. as Camille. in lies Horaces, 70 perhaps the finest
audience ever assembled any theatrical represen
tat.on America. The life OF Rachel was nomuaiy a
short but in the last twenty years she lived score
u place cxstences III her struggle for fame her
fierce passions, her loves Bates Joys sorrows ana el
ousies she great the PROJECTIONS OF her SEX
also she remarkable for her dsdan o. convention
sts and her utter dsrespec OF forms or persons Her
courage devotion perseverance, aud her intense study,
continued nearly 10 the time OF her death.
C-Redschd Pasha, Grand vizer, and one OF the best
known Of the Turkish empire Mt Constantine
pie aged ff,y years Rcdschid!was born In 1902, at
Constant noplc commenced life rs reporter 90 the
Diyan lie Of a Turk, who bad acquired
siderable wealth As secretary 10 the Turkish Plenipo
Tertiary Rcdschd was one regulators Of the treaty
al Coustantnope In 1884 nc was rewarded for his po
hca services in Egypt and his part IN the negotiation OF
the treaty Of kutahia with the rank Of Pasha, and
despatched on a diplomatic mission TO England and
france lie was recalled to Constantnople to occupy
place the Ministry Of pesn Paha lie gained the con
nasic ws q ns Sba,a 81 usaia ana ,be od
party IN league against him, aud, unsupported
by the highest funcionarics, he fcn from power
But, though no longer Nzler Sultan Mahmond de-
tcrmned render his services useful in Europe, and
he was again despatched to the Western Powers Pen
po,cntary In Paris he learned the death OF the Sultan
Mshmoad and the defeat Of the Turks Nezb Ic
cuded the quadruple alliance with which he returned to
Turkey Under the present snltan he was appointed Mn
isier OF Foreign Affairs and succeeded in pruclaimng the
Tanzmat or Charter HAITI Sheriff OF Gulhane THIS he
considered Of the greatest events Of his c Upoo the
81 Of November 1882 the representatives Of all e Euro
pcan Powers, the ministers, governors OF provinces
generals corps Of uemas, pasrarchs OF Christian com
munities together with an immense an classes
of the community. assembled in open space be-
longing the Pavilion u Guhane 70 hear read charter
which a new basis OF civil and religious
in Turkey. The Sultan appeared in great pomp, and
near him seated the Prince dc Jonyile. Redschid
Pas ha the docunet aloud Lord STAFFORD de Redce
firm friend 81 the Nzicr, and sustained BIN all
through In his attempts reform. During the absence Of
Lord stratiord the Crmea, In 1885, Reschd was re-
moved from the vizcrship. Redschii was said 20 be
syria Bulgaria Rounilia and Thcssaly Ills estates
reportnd 10 plumber four hundred He was the
Of the palace 81 ala mau on the shores 81 TIE
Bosphorus, but sold u 70 the Sultan for twenty two
millions of pastries Daring the early part of the
Crimean he was ~ command Of the Turkish
army, and repulsed by the Russians at Prayadi.
5.-Feld Marshal Count Joseph Kaicizky, @ the Aus
TRAN army. al Milan, aged ~ years. Joseph
gade,zky was born al Trebnz IN Bohemia In 1885, and
commenced his military cadet lie called
20 take part the struggle with Napoleon and 10 ls6 be-
came On ensign, and aterward lieutenant In 1909 he
fought with distinction under the Archdakc Charles at
Agram and Erngcn On the 9th OF May he received the
appointment Of Geld marshal leutenant and chlci o.
regiment a. bussars In the battles o 1913, 1914 and
isis he gained honorable laures IIc encountered on
various fields Napoleon, Iannes Oudnot Davoust, M0h
and Massena AZ the eight of Wagram he commanded
the cavalry lie wounded IN the battle Of Ietsic
and behaved calamity Marcngo On the 3st March 1914
Radczy entered Paris, riding by the side Of the Emperor
Alexander a Russia Frederick William Of Prussia, aud
Prince schwarzcuberg on The 10th Of Apr Napoleon
icf Tor Eba the ath Of May Louis xNl entered
Paris. On the escape Of Napoleon from Eba Radszky
aran took the hed but he not present at Waterloo
The most important events u his life tanspred IN Italy
throughout the revolutions Of lstT aud lsis In 1881
gadeizky was appointed oommanderin chief in Austrian
italy lie reached every honor which the Crown could
besow st IN tho confidence Of the Emperor, and
up late period much influence on the govern
s1Anson Jones. NJ n. ox President Of Texas, commit
ted suicide Houston that State. lie natlye o.
phadelpia but emgrated to Texas in 1888 and took
rart IN the struggles OF the republic for independence. III
raised company II Volunteers was ~ the battle 81 Sit
Jacnto, received tho appointment Of Judge ADVOCATE
years 80 and 81 In 1897 he elected 20 the second
Congress Of Texas IN the following year he was appoint
III Minister OF Texas the United states: recaed u
1892 and elected State Senator In 1s40 nc was chosct
President Of the Senate and, IA the absence OF Genera
Lamar became gDcio Vice President 81 the republic
In 1sai he Wa elected Secretary OF state Office whcl
he cd for three years He was the last President Of "a
republic having been elected 20 that station IN the yea
| 1Sit -
Farl az winohilsea In England aged % years In 1872
lord wnchlsca together with lord Edon and other 10
ries opposed the Roman Catholic Relief bill, but the Duk
4 r,o vh mo-
into action and carried the measure. lord Wncs'lsea
writing 10 gentleman, among other observations on TN
Dukes motives, imputed 10 him an intention ITO nitro
ducc lopery into every department OF the State tn
Duke demanded apology, which not being given, due
ensued between them the 2lst OF March. lord WIN
chjsca after the Duke had fred and missed, discharges
his pistol the air aud then rendered the apology
| lo--Gcneral William SmcIt, G. D. Of the British army
al Bath aged seventy six years. General Smet serves
in the American OF 1912 and was present At tn
ing Of Pstsburg stormng and capture OF Oswcgo nc
ton of Lundys lane, sormng q Fort Erie, 18th of An
/ gust, 1874, where he was severely and dangerously
| wounded lie served during the Burmese war in 1872
1875 and present at the capture Of Rangoon sn