The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

Ifrcfn The fourier de ParB,
We believe should fail rspresen, the public sent
not Join IN the mourning which the death
o, the duchess viii spread over France Political mcn Of
the quatee eviuced by this Princess than
occasion, and particularly the stormy day which cit
pessed the fall the July monarchy In exile she never
cessed 70 exhb noble resignation aud rare dignity in
the midst OF the ntguoe which TOO ofos surrounded her
n. MAG LuAEss Ex-nNIsrxR or PORTUGAL.
ffsbon (May 1e) correspondence OF the London Times
Portugal has Loaf another OF the fee statesmen OF emf
hence have figured under tho constitutional rSgim<
n Rodrigo da Fopscca Msgahaens, who buried yes
terday. me troops which surrounded be cemetery
Councillor Of State and Minister but the concourse
OF many hundreds OF eli glasses who attended his funeral
the touching orstions delivered over by NM Foues
ana Cssai Rbeiro bore testimony the merits Of the
and the public appreciation of the great services
rendered TO bin, manner much more gr.fyins 70 his
6e respectful refusal OF the title OF Yscoun which
the King had conferred upon his son, NJ LUZ do Regoa
Fons,ca hssahaeus and his last moments were spent 10
directing his convey 70 his Majesty his thanks for
having been pleased 10 comply win bis wishes In can
ceiling the nomination 10 question Rodrigo has up,n
several occasions occupied the most important portfolios
different administrations, and since the death OF the
Duke OF raimels with whose political opinions he was
any ether man towards the suppression OF those partisan
feuds which long divided the liberal party ADD spread
civil war In the country after the expulsion OF DON MI
ue His junction 20 Saldauha cabinet In 1851 intro
duced the first really conciaory policy, which he car
red with consancy and perseverance during the last
nando until the sadauhs Mseahsens administration was
broken up, ,rty after Dom Pedros accession 70 the
throne. To NJ Rodrigo may be solely attributed the ces
saon Of political snimoses among the constitutional par
N and the lair prospect that the present King may by
prudenty foll,wpg the same policy, avoid renewal Of
civil diseensane.
pRArB OF ANOTHER HAvEL0CK.
From the Delhi Gazette, April II.
We regret ,h 10 record the death Of eutensn,C W
hveock, OF the Gboorks regiment nephew or the late
Major General HaveIook. He belonged TO Sir Lugard's
column, which marched 10 the support or Amghur
short time ago II appears that marc out of Jaun
pore large body OF rebels TIE m rive 20 attack
Sir Edward In the his approach - AHmgbur Tais
caused the Colonel 10 alter his plans and compelled him
before proceeding further 20 dperse this body aud while
hunting M fellows poor Lieut. Iaveock shot
from hut Obscure village. Hsvelock 81 Co
ruckpore and Azmghur st the time CT the muny OF tue
18th irresuIsrs OF which he was adiuant subsequently
be went up a. volunteer with his uncle, and has been
before Lucknow HIS fate 10 deploved by az
who knew him. His were brought into Jsuupore
and buried there
Died at Fast Hampton L. l., on tho 18th Of May, Hon.
AEr HuyrGSGroS NJ D. in the SEA year OF his age. Dr..
Huntinsha was born IN Norwich, Conn, February p,
IT'S, sad removed 70 East Hampton In 1Tg7. He CONT
nved The practice Of medicine In this his adopted home
TOY SIXTY one pears, and vas extensively Known ~ sn
able and successful physician and surgeon In The evny