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

before the country They ccttute themselves
an imps risbable monument 10 DIR. kane's fame
l7-SIarquise Dowager OF La kocheaqueein famous in
European politics, at Orleans "a her eighty fourth year
water House, England aged 81 years. He was mun6-
cent patron OF literature and art and was graceful writer
In early ny r. aD sSrea Ts4saos
popular lyrics selected from the works OF Goethe, Schiller
burger Sails and Korner which passed through several
editions and Afterwards "The Pilgrimage" in which, hay
ing adopted the staff aud sandals of palmer he gave
highly poea picture Of the various and places
wsch nc visited in the Of his tour in the Holy
Land In few years previous and subsequent to this
date Lord Elleemere published his I" Mediterranean
Sketches, and printed for private circulation several
cbaritea," "Blue Beard, Parody" "rhe Siege OF
VIENNA and the ''Para, together with The Mill and
English Commissioner New York .. the opening Of
the Crystal Palace.
2o.-General Baron de Rot.embourg, one OF tho four
Adutant General Of the "Old Guard Of Napoleon the
First, near Paris, aged eighty seven years.
I-Advices In Berlin from Switzerland announced the
death of General Count Ostermann Totoy of the
erans Of the old Russian armies and who commenced his
career under Suwarof Doctor Scoresby, the veteran
Arctic navigator at Tsrquay. He combined in his person
scientific emnence with high moral worth and active bene
violence His athewas Of the most daring and
full in the northern whale fishery when that
vice was among the chief sources Of the commercial
wealth of the Engsh nation and the deceased from his
youth injured TO the hardshps aud per of the Arctic
After his retirement from active service at sea he
resolved to enter the church, and after holding appon.
mens in less congena localities he found in the maritime
town Of Hull sphere which afforded full scope for bis be-
neyolent efforts for the social and spiritual welfare OF
sailors His scientific in the latter years OF his life
is well known.
SUNDAY 22.-The Earl of Hardwood, leading English
sportsman in England, from injuries received by fall
from his horse aged sixty years General de Prot
Of the most distinguished veterans of Hanover, In Hnno
yer. The General commenced his career in the old le-
gion served with in SPAIN and then formed part OF the
stall appointed to accompany his Royal Highness Adolf
plus Duke of Cambridge Hanover at the close Of 1878
Since that time the deceased filled the highest military
offices in his country.
e3-The widow OF the French bJtanst, De Jusseu, at
Paris at the age of 90 The government for many years
allowed her 10 occupy apartments il the Jardin deS
Plantes.
24-Rev Thomas Dex Hinoks, Ii. D., Professor Of He
brew and the Oriental Languages in the Royal Belfast AGA
deny, ireland, aged 90 years. DIR. Hncks commenced
the Munster Farmers Magazine work which did much
TO raise the standard of farming in the south OF Ireland
In 1916 he published in the Annals and Md9dzine Of Nd
raj History paper '0n Early Contributions to the Flora
of Ireland" He was subsequently elected President of
the Philosophical Society Dr. H. father of the cele
brated Orientalist OF that name.
:6.-Rev. John F. Schroeder, well known Episcopal
minister and author, in Brooklyn. He was native OF
Baltimore and a graduate of Princeton College. He be-
came assistant minister OF Trinity church in this city and
distinguished for his style and finished deve
ry. He author OF the Aaxims OF Washington" and
Life of Bishop Hobart"
MARCH.
SUNDAY, In Ireland, suddenly, Rev. Charles r. Pa
kenhsm alias Father Paul Mary of the order Of the Pas
sonists. The deceased priest of the late and
brother of the present Earl of Longford He nephew
Of the late Elizabeth Duchess OF Wellington wife OF the
hero OF Waterloo. The Hon Charles Reginald Pakenham
was born the 2lst September, 1921 He accompanied
Queen Victoria TO Ireland the occasion Of her first visit
to that country OF her aides camp being then
officer in the Guards. He resigned the profession Of
the occasion Of his conversion TO the Catholic
faith and Joined the order Of the Bareioo,ed Clerks Of
the Most Sacred Passion of our Lord Jesus CpS" On
opening the Retreat of Blessed Paul Of the Cross
founder Of the OF Passionsts in he
was appointed rector OF the house.
2Death of Andersen, the great Swedish traveller,
ported He time ago set out on his third journey into
the OF Africa to uake geological researches and
after having explored banks OF the oghe and OF Lake
Ngsm he undertook, in company with an Englishman,
Green excursion easterly direction, and sue
ceeded in reaching country into which no other Euro
pean ever penetrated There he met young elephant
anu went in pursuit Of q inst as ne was on the point
fired the latter and wounded IT, on which the animal at
tackled Mr.. ANDERSEN, and killed him by irampng him
under foot Mr. ANDERSEN was the author OF the book oil
travels which introduced with such natterng
men,s by Col Fremont, in letter TO the publishers in
New York, n few months since.
Grhe sheffield (Eneland) papers reported the death of
Sarah Gales she the last survivor Of the three Sis
tiers Of the late Joseph Gales of Raleigh, NorA carolina
who eit sheffield IN 1924 political grounds. With these
ladies James Montgomery the poet resided for more than
half a century
WILLIAM Yates, NJ D., who first introduced the sys
TEN Of vaccination INTO the United states, at Morris, ose
10 county New York, aged ninety years. He was
native Of England and attended Dr bernehys FIRST lee
ture in London. He landed at Philadelphia Ia 1893.
9Tbe Earl OF pfc, Scotland, aged eighty one years
lie General In the spanish army In which he served
as volunteer throug the Perusuiar war The family
y descended from Macdun, the well known Thane OF
Fife.
Lion jose Manuel Quntana In Madrid aged eighty
FIVE years He notable Of the political reform
Of 1912, poet AMI precepor of queen Isabella
13.Commodore Smoot, L. : ", very aole officer, IN
Ma,hng,on The Far Of 1s, hmseTs IN hnsiand
bassaor extraordinary the Emperor Of China lie left
England IN February Of that year on his mission. Gu
reaching the precincts Of the imperial palace, Al Pekin
and refusing 70 submit to the hamiiing ceremonies Of
the court he refused admission 10 the presence OF the
Emperor rendering his mission useless Gu hls return,
the Alcosto, he wrecked OF the Island Plo Leaf
from which he proceeded IN the boats OF The wrecked ship
70 Batavia then recently conquered by the British under
Lord MtnO. lie aud his sbpwrecScd companions there
met with safe asylum In 1877, bis return to Eng
land lac VISITED the Emperor Napoleon at the island Of st.
Helena, and was boDOred with several interviews Of that
lustrious captive. lie subsequently was appointed go
General at India and for bs services there
1870 created Earl Amherst and viscount Iolmcsdac.
li.--Hon. u. ]. Disney, X.Member 81 Congress from
Ohio in Washington. lie o. the most prominent
members ~ the Buchanan party Ono In 1888 h.
prominent candidate for Speaker ~ Congress and came
within few votes OF beating Hon. Linn Boyd for that 20
siton the democratic General Forster stalk
cr o. the British army commanding the shores Of the
Persian Gull, committed suicide by shooting. For
days pror Is was observed that he was unusually de-
pressed aud s generally believed that heavy pcoun.ary
losses bad come 20 supplement the bsrasng responsible
ties Of his position. and destroy the energies already
dermned by disease, and fainng under exaggerated
estimate 81 what required from MIN. tw deter.
mined that he should command nj Bsbre the absence
General Ouiram, who would conduct the operations
against Mohammerah and he seems n have imagined that
the force ~ be iet his disposal was inadequate W the
service.
16.-Hon. William J. Brown, T. 5. Assistant Postmaster
General during Mr. Polk administration and for the last
four years special agent Of the Post Once Department
Indiana and Illinois. in Indianapolis .Csmmsdore hher
sey, NJ, commanding the Engsh forces 10 the Persian
Gulf, committed suicide. II had been matter Of remark
time that the Commodore, most abe and talent
ed man, suffering from mental excitement Il ord.
nary Kind.
li-Abou, this day, Rev Calvin Cotton. 8, savannah,
Georgia lie the author Of The Junus tracts, and
edited the speeches and 0ndcuce Of Henry Gay.
SIR George William Anderson, &. c. D., m England. He
entered e IN the civil 81 the East India Company
IN the year 1902 HIS talents soon gained HIN honorable
employment In that service lie selected n be
OF the cunnissoners conjunction with Mr. Bsbngton
Nacsu'ay for framing code " Jaws for the natives OF
india. Tue government ol the Maurtus became vacant
IN 1919 he wa appointed 70 that colony and governed
for two years.
1s-prncess louisa ~ sa1ony mother Of the King and
fnfanta Rome V