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

been engaged a work which attracted general into
rest-he abrdemeut Of the debates OF Congress.
Hon. William Marks, in Beaver, Penn He was about
seventy eight years Of age Entering the Pennsy
Legislature in 1910, he continued in il until 1927 during
which time lie tor six years Speaker Of the Senate
In 1921 he was elected TO the United States Senate, and
served term Of years II is noteworthy that for five
years lac associated with Col Benton the 60 unit
tee on Military Affairs, They about the age,
and though differing radically political faith they
still strong personal friends.
l5-Baren Camille Fain, who was private secretary 10
King Louis Philippe from 1896 to His Majesys DEATH in
Paris.
2a-Admiral John s. Garden royal navy, at Ballycas.
tie, Antrim. He born in I'LL. As mIdsbpman
the Marlborough took part In Lord Howes action
which he sustained severe injury and gained his commas
sion as lieutenant In 1903 he appointed to the Vile
de Paris, Of the ships employed In embarkng tho
troops after the battle Of Corunna. his unremtng
tons on that occasion gaining him mention IN the des
patches Of the admiral Of the station. He afterwards
appointed 10 the Macedonia 4s, aud while in command,
after gallant resistance which brought his ship to
helpless wreck, compelled 10 surrender 10 the Anne
rcan ship United States, &c. Captain Garden honora
bly, acquitted by court martial and his conduct "extoi
ed for his firm and ysos determined courage resolutions
and GOODNESS every instance throughout the action"
The defence he made Of his ship much praised in Par
lament.
SATURDAY, May 1.-nv. William Gregory, Professor or
Chemistry the University of Edinburgh For the pur-
pose completing his studies he repaired Gessen and
the pupil and friend Of Eebg. His drs
amay brought before the public by his translation into
the English language OF sorie Of Lebgs chemical works.
Dr. Gregory did not devote sI his time to chemistry lie
translated Reichenbachs wcr Magnetism Electricity,
Heat Light and Chemical Attraction and wrote a work
himself mesmerism and animal magnetism.
Edward S. Bartholomew, talented American sculptor,
Naples Mr. Bartholomew WIS born Colchester Mass
3-capsan T Trowbridge, at Racine, Wisconsin, aged
IS years. He master Of the ship Thomas of New
Haven, captured of the Isle Of France by British
squadron in the last war; which, after taking from the
shin all ha.d Can't Mr.
Peterson firss officer and Benjamin Applewhte, the
cook, put prze board and ordered her TO the
Cape of Good Hope On the passage Captain Trowbrdge
and Mr. Petersen planned her rccapture and succeeded
in their design and proceeded to Madagascar where they
put the English prize shore. Here the ship was
captured again by French frgate under the 'bern and
Milan decree and sent the Isle Of France. The French
Governor restored the ship Captain Trowbrdge While
lying the island taken by the British Captain
Tfowbridgc succeeded selling tho ship and cargo, and
made bis escape 10 Batavia After daring enterprise
the Of New oand where be recovered by aid Of
overs upwards OF $3.50, 900 in specie from sunken
wreck he again captured BY the British and carried
Ia lava. and afterwards to Calcutta where he
prisoncd the lameus Black Hole Of that city. Finally,
he was taken 10 England prisoner at war, and con
fired IL larmoor prison. where he was at the time of the
massacre OF April o. 1915 On the news OF peace Captain
7. released
Mayor General Nicholas Penny, c. B., a distinguished
English officer, killed by grape shot from the guns Of
the Sepoy rebels, on the Baicily road, India He
6S years OF age, aud hed the command in Delhi city after
the gnat OF Sir A. Urson.
Josiah J Evans, United States Senator, of South Caro-
lipu, at Washington He in his seat ia the Senate
during the day, emily in good health Judge Evans
years OF age. He graduated at Columbia College, N ",
and educated lawyer. He represented his dis
trc for several terms IN the state Legislature and
1899 app onted Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas
1.-The Rajah Of Shorapore India, committed suicide.
The sah had been tried Tor evng war against the British
government e sentenced transportation for life
nd al thatday, sent from Secunderabad, under
escort His destination was Cbingcput The kaah's
bands and legs roned On arrival AZ Umbarspett.
he unhsndculed, in order that he might take his
breakfast, the leg iron still being kept Here he got
hold of ID revolver and ended his life.
13-Geaera Sir Thomas Hawker Of tho English army,
al Clifton aged 81 wears. The General took part tho
campaign in North Holland also in the Heder expedition,
including the engagements Of the 10th aud 18th OF Sep
mber, and the I'd and 9th October, 1893. Sr Thomas
the Peninsula and present IN command in every
action in which the British troops engaged the
eastern coast Of Spain IN 1872 and 1913.
l4.-Achmct Pasha, heir apparent to the pashaic Of
gxsn y, 5e yneroy ~ assapsa ON he
sion Of the fcs OF Baira, Achmct fasha nephew and
Hahn lhrahim Pasla, brother OF the Niceroy, kcreddn
pashs Rifast Bey Minister OF Commerce, and number
of distinguished personages, left by railway
Cairo On arriving Cafre 81 Els. the carriages compos
ing ,heir train which four IN number had, usual
to b. pushed n steam ferry be conveyed
the Nile but the Arabs employed pushed them fast,
and the consequence that the vehicles fell into the
water. Achmet Pasha, kereadin Pasha aud Riiaat hey
srxpAr. iG-teneral Persfer T. smith. Of the Uni,sA
States army, AT Fort icaScnwotih. De command
Of the army Of Utah. General Smith native OF tho
Of New York. and having early engaged in the study
settled ia the city Of New Orleans lie entered mill.
tary service Of the State louisiana where he rapidly
throughout the Mexican and the esteem and ia
vorabe motto. OF both General Scott AMI General Taylor.
On the conclusion OF the Mexican and the reduction
ard reorganization of the army the services Of GENERAL
18th retained, and he subsequently, promoted
10 Of MAJOR General which Office he
nissoneh the Saith Of December 1856. OF late years
he had served on the frontier OF Texas from whence he
was transferred 20 Kansas
lT--Henry William Herbert, au author, better known
IA. skp nj
suicide In New YORK by shooting himself Mr.. Herbert
descs ndant. on his fathers side, from the noble
the eminent Dean ~ Manchester the Honorable and Very
Reverend William Herbert, celebrated both = literary
sn sa q e o. III eaS oven 81
Of age lie entered Eaton college when 10 years Of ago
graduated at Caius College, Cambridge, at the of
~ Owing MOI fully known, he left Eng
lnd try his fortune IN the United States. where he
rived in december, 1891 Besides contributing largely
various periodicals. he edited the american Nr,thIv M10n
ain. from 1898 1880 published . The Brothers Tale ef
the Fronden In 1885, AMI oliver Cromwell" IN 1851
The latter being his as work previous 20 leaving his pro
censorship and devoting himself wholly authorship
is-ansou q. Phelps, Of New York. suddenly, Of dis
OF the heart Mr.. Phelps noted phianihro
pat and for years President OF the Colonization
seciety. he was 40 years Of age.
Her royal hghncss the Duchess az Orleans in England
aged a. years The Duchess Helene louise Elizabeth
durlcans youngest daughter of Frederick Louis,
hereditary Grand Duse n MecSlcnburg Schwcrin. Her
ROYAL HgbneEs was horn On the 9Th Of January. 1914
faith: and i said. from the pous and unostsutatoss
course her carly c that she reluctantly embraced tho
brilliant prospect ~ her with the Prince Royal or
France TIE Duke of orleans The marriage Of the Prn
Cess and the Duke celebrated the 18th Of July
1887 the Palace Of Fontalncbeau Amer having had
two sons the Count Dc Paris born the Gath August 1889
ami The nNke Dc Chartres (born Nov. 2, 1s40) tho
Duchess met with overwhelming domestic calamity BY
tho sudden death Of her husband the 18th OF Jay,
1912 she ever devoted herself the education or
her infant sons. b. whom she the most affect onate
and loving Of mothers Her royal highness rarely ap-
pcarcd the gayetcs o the court of LOUIS fhppc Tho
Duchess Of Orleans and her were staying wi tho
King Queen nj Paris, when the revolutionary outbreak
tock place February sis. The Duchess and her sons,
attended by To Marquis de Moray in law of Marshal
Sou escaped Belgium. Since the convulsion Of 1875
the duchess ant her have chiefly passed their tmo
her residence Germany, and In visiting the memb
Of tirc French ROY nj family ~ England.
1Q-M Anne Bonplaud the naturalist, at San BORA,
Montevido, nj the age q -. " Bonpand born in
Rochelle in 1913 he TIC af physician. and
brought up his fathers profession but the political
events OF tho early republic compelled him to enter tho
navy. ffc made hong cruise va naval surgeon In Pa
rs the house of NJ Corvsart, nc made the acquant
anec of Alexander Dc Humboldt These Young be-
- txf.s