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


stated his views in opposition to Kossuth
Rev Eleazer Williams, known as the 'Danphn,' from
his claims 10 being OF the BOURBON family and the
identical missing heir the throne Of France at Hogans
burg, IN the ST. Regis reservation, ~ X, alter pro,
tracted illness. The first public agitation Of Mr. Williams
claims in 1851, when paragraphs went the
rounds OF the papers, setting forth the mystery winch sur
rounded bis birth and the resemblance when ne pore 10
the Bourbon family. Mr.. Williams was at that TIME ms
sonary Of the Episcopal church Green Bay Wisconsin
The frtcrcumstance. however, which brought hs CLAIMS
prominently before the public was an article entitled,
"Iave We Dauphin Among Usp'
SUNDAY, 15-Young Chief, the pagan priest OF the Sene
ca Indians on the Cattaraugus Reservation NJ ~ aged "a
years
24-Senor Jose Gregorio Monagas, President of yane-
zuea from 1861 1854 died about this time For years
his word had been law he lived surrounded by every
luxury The rigor of confinement completely broke his
spirit ond weakened by disappointment and anxiety, he
could rot be reused from his ethargy
SEPTEMBER.
WEDNESDAY I.-Richard Ford, author Of the " Hand
book of span," in his ed year, at Heav,ree, Exc
ter, Engand His literary reputation has been based
uron his remarkable knowledge Of Spain and Spanish
manners, art and literature.
7-Wm. Dorlng, in England. There very few Eng
ishmen who have been the to EPSON, the
Derby day and who have not been invited to buy card
OF the races" Dormg's correct card" Mr. Doring had
for very long series of years the management Of the
and the generally and was held in the highest
poss bic respect
le.-Rov. Charles Marriott B. d., Of Oriel College, Ok
ford England, Of the most able OF the leaders ia the
nactarian movement in 1886. He known Of
the editors, with DR. Pusey and Mr.. Newman of the Ii
brary the Fathers and the Anglo Catholic Library"
aud the author of several volumes Of sermons and heo
logical treatises.
l7-Dred Scott, a negro, in st. Louis, No.. at ad-
vanced age. He rendered famous by his suit for
freedom. lie born the estate of the Blow family,
in Virginia Captain Peter Blow moved 10 Missouri, car
rying bred with him. The negro, IN 1884, came into
the hands OF Dr. Emerson, a surgeon III the army,
who carried him along to Rock Island, in Illinois,
-,atltn thn Nnrtls
Territory that day. the latter point, IN 1886,
married Harriet by whom he had the two children VINO
figured the suit, Eliza and LIZZIE, AMI VINO still live.
Dr. Emerson, in 1883, settled in Missouri, where some
dozen years ago. he died. leaving the slaves in trust to
SMr John f. A. Sanford, the executor OF his WILL and the
deendent in the famous suit II is ten years since
bred brought suit for his freedom in the circuit Court Of
ST. LOUIS, asserting II on the ground OF his owner having
voluntarily him. N the first instance, soil de-
by ordinance Of 1857 the second place,
to soil acquired 10y Treaty With louisiana pofth OF SO de-
grees 80 minutes and therefore free by the terms Of the
Missouri compromise. Ills claim he'd valid by the
local court, but upon appeal, IT was denied by the Su
preme Court of the State which sent the back the
lower tribunal II passed thence the Circuit and the
Supreme Courts of the United States. where, ut the De-
ccmber Of 1856 finally decided against bred.
2l-Ion. Arthur 7. laeby, il Mobile, Alabama, in the
Goth year of his age Governor Bagoy native OF
Virginia, but removed to Alabama at an early age where
he studied and practsed law. He able jurs and
legislator He filled the Offices of Governor Of Alabama
United states Senator and United States Minister 10 The
kussan Court with much ability
Lieutenant General Henry Thomas, c. B. Colonel Of the
Twentieth English regiment He entered the in 1898
In 1913 lie distinguished in the campaign ~ that year
la command be commenced The battle q Ms ellie, ~ the
Of Shlch he had horse killed under him. After
year spent Ia Canada where he was engaged ID the
operations AZ Lake champan, and The retreat from PATS
burg General Thomas returned to Europe time to be
present at the caYtureof Paris.
22-PrinGe Ghika, OF Montenegro, killed, 10 Paris. He
returning the drive the Bos Bou.ogne, when
the horses his pbeton took fright, and the Prince
was flung head foremost and expired.
2i.James Adger, Of Charleston 5. G. IN The slst year
Of his age, 10 New YORK sir Adgcr OF the mott
members
Charleston. He was native VI Ireland.
26.-Forcsta the oldest police inspector N Liverpool,
England. thai town, at the age Of 81 he enierca tho
Liverpool ponce force on It's formation u 1880, having
previously hecu captain IN the British army and during
bravery aud iondncss lor dueing.
29-Mr Iauaa,he. veteran of the armies Of the first
Sapolcon IN the parish Of 81 John The Bspust, NeH Dr.
cans, aged 60 years ne Came 10 New Orleans from
Guadalupe IN January, 1915.
OCTOBER.
TUESDAY, 5.-Baron Ward INC Yorkshire groom, who
played prominent part az the Court Of Parma II
Vienna Ic cft Yorkshire boy, and after four years
successful the turf Vienna Jockey he
came employed ny the then rcgnng nGSe of Ilcca lie
at incca promot a from The valet 70 his
Royal Ighncss. This service he performed up to 1876
About that period he was made Master n the Horse
Eventually lie became Minister OF The Housohold and
Minister a Finance, which office he held when the Duke
abdicatcd IN isss Al this period he an active
agent Of Austria during the revolution. A Austria
tnunphed he returned - Parma Prime Minister, and
negotiated the abdicaion 81 Charles II and placed The
youthful Charles III the throne who assssnatca
before hs own palace ~ 1854 As Charles tn
20 tho throne the then Baron Ward
many 81 his patron Minister renito;cntary, rerrc-
sent Parma the court u Vienna H. post be hod NJ
20 thc time Of his royal patrons uagcal end When the
present nuchcs Regent assumed STATE authority Ward
retired public lite, and took agricultural pursuits
ia the Arsuan o0m1iors. without any educational
foundation he contrived to write and speak German
-.
considerable ctvCru.sS.
is.-whlam jay, IN Bedford, wes,chcstcr county New
York. Tic born Ia New York 10th of June,
l's9. lie vas al eminent asyer. NJ. Jay appoint.
fret Judge of the county 81 westchcster ani be
continued the bench py successive Governors OF OPP
Iosiic politics, until 1913 Gen. Jackson, while President
appointed LIN 10 important Indian ssionershp,
but the .cc was declined Judge Jay tue last u the
children OF Chef justice Jay-hs brother pcier Auass-
tue having died IN 1874, aud ais sisters IN 1855.
2i-f.lx Forest, Italian exile the patriotic sufferer
with sylvo felco tn the dungeons Of Austria, aud who
received from the President 81 the United the ap
rontm.nt Of .ousu 70 Genoa del al that port about this
date.
she was perhaps the most wonderful woman e the
having not only visited the contncnts or Europe,
ravcfsed over 10 600 miles by water and II 0VO by and
Madame ifccr sas bora ~ Vienna la 1921. whea she
bad an.asscd sufficient she OF on her first pr
grmagr - Jerusalem and the Holy land She returned
ana Published her fret work. entitled stThc Travels OF
Vienna I1dy a. the Holy land Unsrcd IN her thrs,
for travel sbe next visited the extreme north II Er0l
into execution n project Of making voyage aro,ni the
World Tits she acccmp hcd during the years 1916 and
1898 She lcit Vienna May 1870, and arrived at RIO
Iancir0 Sept. Is OF the year. AMER travelling
hrou.h The Brazs Ida round Cape Horn travelled
through Chile VISITED Oahcte. set sail China and then
to India. Thence she went uptbe Tgrs ~ visit the
interesting ruins ~ Babylon and Ninevch, then wandered
through khoordstan and Persia passed the Caucasus.
ard travelled through Tire south II Russia thence Con
siantrnpc, and through Greece, home In 1851 she sail
~ cm fnndon for The Cape o. Good hope. and took ship
Singapore. visit the Stands Of the Ind arehpea
ro after this she went 10 Sarawas. Bgneo. thence
hto III the country II the byaks 20 The Dutch posses
u tc interior and the wet u The island After
visiting the Moluccas she went California and thence
home she 81 years old.
Thomas o. larin. w san Francisco, California agc 80
years I'ewas born IN Chsricstown Mass September 10,
1tC2 lis ancestors from Great Britain. From SCI
10 1876 Iarkn engaged 10 commerce al Monterey
From that point b. carried Trade win The sandwich
Islands. Mazsan and Acapulco. In 1884 he arcint.
cd tinted states Consul TOR California Iic tho first
ard last American Consul appointed n this country Nc
Iafkn IS better known from his connection With the Calf
fornla gold mines During his residence Monterey
United States Consul he regular corresrn lent ~
the NV YoRx irRAIn. When gold fret discovered
m California he there. and a minute ana