The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01
Europe, Asia, Central and South America
and the United States.
Prince Charles BOnapsrts, William Larned Marcy,
Elisha Kent Kane, Lord Ellesmere, George
Washington Parke Gusts, Pierre Jean
Beranger and General Cavaignac
&C., &C., &C.
Generals, Admirals, Statesmen,
Artists and Divines,
&C., DC, 40.
PREPARED SPECIALLY FROM THE FILES OF
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JANUAKr.

John Brton, a celebrated antiquarian IN London
aged seventy eight years He was distinguished writer
His FIRST production Of Importance was volume on The
Life and Adventures Pzarro." suggested by the then
ponuarity of Kotzebue favore German drama In hi.
work on the Besuties of Wiltshire " he eminenty
successful aud his - Architectural Antiquities Of Grea,
Britain and Cathedral An EQUITIES of England" gained
him considerable reputation.
3-Rieht Rev. Monsigneur Sibour Archbishop Of Paris
assassnated by priest named ycrger in the sacristy
The Church OF St Eienne du Mont during the celebration
OF the festival Of Sane Genevieve the paroness of Paris
Monsgneur Sbour born a. ST. Paul Trois -Chateaux
April 1892 consecrated Bishop of Dgne Feb ls40
appointed Archbishop OF Paris By General Cavaguac Aug
10, lsis, in the place Of Monsgneur Ae, killed
on of the barricades of the Faubourg Antoine in
June. In Cuoa parish of Coralilo, bona Geneveve
Carpenter dc legendre aged hundred years She be-
ionged OF the best French families of St Domingo
fore IFS destruction ana had brothers in the Constituent
Assembly of France 1889, both OF whom persisted amid
the horrors OF the great revolution The Mandarin Syh
Governor OF Shanghae in China, suddenly. The news
produced great fermentation among the lower classes OF
the population, who accused the Europeans OF his
Joseph Broherton, n. + for Saford, England, sud.
denly, aged twenty four years. he eminent po-
ltoa reormer, and Of the earliest members the
Anti Corn Law League OF Manchester
s.-Admirsi Rogers. X. n, at Plymouth England. He
the expedition against New Orleans, ana served
with the preaching batteries on shore.
14-fon samuel Prentiss, Judge of the United States
District Court OF Vermont, and Tor many years United
States Senator at Montpelier, Vermont He emf.
I.Dr Straker, English Physician General at Bombay,
India after term Of thirty three service. He
OF excellent talents, and measure OF classical
compshments not often met with in The service.
SUNDAY lS.-Hon. Andrew Stevenson eminent
American legislator and statesman in Benhem, Virginia,
aged seventyour years From Congress, Mr. Stevenson
sent United states Minister TO the Court Of St James
Whilst IN England hr not only occupied high post
ton in the diplomatic circle, but by the dignity of
character splendid appearance and distinguished social
accomplishments won Tor h mset many friends. Since
Mr.. Steveuson's return America he devoted ali his
frnn tn al
the interests OF the University Of which in
stitution lac rector al the time of his death.
1q.-In London Edward FtZ william, the composer,
of od established comedian in the Elston scnool
2.-Tbe widow or William Wnt, at Annapolis, Mary
land Rev W. VI Medburst, d. d., an English missona
~ who spent forty 10 China, in London the Sc
cond day after hs return home. de was 81 years Old
26.-Hon. John carney, ex member Of Congress, and
son OF the gallant ntei states commodore OF that name
OF Revolutionary memory, at Washington. Mr. Barney
was engaged for some time IA getting out book giving
his "reminiscences OF public events and notable men and
women OF times, for which task bis intimate
quainsnce with the ieanDg pcrsopages who mad inquired
during the past half century eminenty qualified him..
The Princess Ieven long known in the political world
in Paris of Inflammation OF the chest Thus called
away the confidential correspondent OF three Cars, OF
three Enpresscs OF Grand Chauceors Chamberlain and
Governors Of Russian provinces without number-a wo
who exercised ia her tune As much political aud so
ca influence any lady OF the generation 10 which she
belonged.
South Carolina ia Washington, aged 81 years. He was
made by hs sudden assault senator sumner OF
Massachusetts,, In the Senate chamber OF the United
States.
S0-ReverendM yerger the assassin OF the Archbishop
OF Paris executed in Paris lie showed but little firm
the scafold. Harvey Burde, " D. ientist Of
New York, murdered in house No. 81 Bond street
He was forty years OF His Grace Hyppoite,
Duke Of the Band du Nord and Minister OF the Interior
and OF Agriculture Of Hayt at his residence IN Port su
Prince the sixty third year OF his age. Hyppote was
one Of the most csmable meni1 or the Emperor /.
Cabinet and .reest from every kind of reproach upon bis
integrn- ad patriotism. He born at Cape Hayden.
T. cent To France az pupil at the expense OF the
Hayten government IN 1899 aud upon h return was EN-
tI,a .F..a fhapf no
Of for the northern district Of the island
He was elected deputy to represent Cape hayten IN
ISL Under the Presidency Of Guerrcr he was made a
General of Division ana President o. the Council and com
mAndsnt Of the district ot the Cape Upon the elevation
OF SOuuuauc the imperial throne IN 1871 HyPPotc re
oeved the portfolio which he held at the time OF his de
cease. aud his dukedom. He was an uDcOmm0hly black
The resemblance Of his features TO those Of Boswell
the biograpber Of DR. johnson va very striking, aud
often remarked Captain Gicbard, veteran 81 the Eng
ush army, at Exeter, aged seventy three years lie
served the capture Of Copenhagen, the expedition u
Sweden and subsequently ~ Portugal, under Sir Jobu
Nscre including the advance into spain retrtai So and
baiiIe of Corunpa expodtou To walchcren Pcuin4uar
cappags of lsI2 1918 and lsll including the reduction
o u, forts Salamanca battle OF Salamanca, capture
OF Madrid, siege o Burgos action At Villa Nuriel tsghhy
Sebastian attack upon the Heights after crossing thc
Bdessos battles Of Svello and Nvc in which latter he
was severely wounded.
FEBRUARY.
srSDlr 1-Moscssheprsrd, eminep. mercban, Of Bal
tnore IL Baltimore aged eighty four years. Moses shep
pard member OF the society Of Friends, and took
prominent and active part in the African Coon zaton
movement He had early educational advantages, bu,
wAs possessed great natural Intellectual capacity, evi.
denccd by Of letters and manuscripts His pro.
perry was vaned at ss0ooo0
srSpsr Count Felix de Merods q distu guished Bel
gan patriot, ID Brussels, aged sixty years. he was
father IN isw 10 Count Nottalembert he Minister
o. state without portfolio and represented Nvees during
sOue twenty i've years Hs politics and principles
49, t..u A.
Of Span. announced in Madrid Ne died suddenly IN
Sauta Cruz The General gained an unenviable nooriey
OF the Carlst chief Cabrera 20 be shot He vas Minister
az War curing the government Of the Regent 10 1884 be
was Al yalIaaoid on halt pay, and contributed With N
revolutonss chose i'm for their General and sent him
10 Madrid .ith DIVISION 20 support The nsurrecton
10-Dr. Tsck shackelford, ~ CORTLAND Alabama, IN
the eeth year q bis age. He participated In the Texan
struggle FOR Independence lie captain In that band
OF patr lots under Col Fannn which defeated Al GO
I'D ans rna.arred by santa Anna Hs hie was SHARED
because be physician. that hts service might be
made available in the Mexican army.
II-Hon. A. X. PARIS. suddenly, IN Portland, Maine,
aged seventy years Durng The asi var with England he
v.s member of the Sss@achusetts senate and
Il the minority that protested against the famous re-ol
tons adoped b. the fegziaure opposition the policy
Of our government in that contest lie appointed by
President Jackson as Comptroller Of the Treasury Of the
I2-Raas, Pacbs, Turkish diplomat, in Constantine
pie leaving fortune Of over two million q pastres
william Redheld, an eminent American philosopher and
meterologist aged sky eight years.
i6-Eiishs Kent Kane, ND, celebrated Amercsntra
weller Ia Havana aged thirty hve years Elisha Kent Kane
was bon In pbadeIpbia in is12 Nearly third ofhis f.
was consumed in travel out " the limits Of The United
Sates BE wss educated at the Universities of Virginia
and Pcunsy vAnia graduating as doctor Of med sue
lS43 aud appointed upon the diplomatic stai
geor the first American embassy ~ China. He avned
himself Of the facilities afforded BY hrs poston 20 erpore
che Philippine most Of which travel. including Cana
rinas aud NndoFo, made on foot Or Kaue's per
sons adventures IN Mexico part " the history Of bis
country HIS wounds on the held Of Nopaluca, which
were q very serious nature opened to him the hO.pi
talites ~ prisoner Major General Gaona, the dcfel
Of san Juan Toa against The trcuch, and secured
the gratitude o other Mexican " the CHEAT as
fbctOn HIS travels through The republic carried him NJ
ole outside the lines NJ military operations Atcr b-i
liant performance II the duty 81 carrying President Fok
despaichcs ~ Gen scott he 81 u sssr " tranme
led by the movements ~ the American forces Us 10
romeiroa attitudes of Popoeatoret are Of value ON the
return " peace b. assigned b. The Coast survey
der Professor Bache and at work 10 The Gulf Of Aex