The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY DECEMBER 27 1853.

said that the Queen died OF grief produced by the fato Of
her family in India. She was attended in her last mo
ments by DR. Roger one OF the Emperor NapoeOn's ply
scians The prayers epjoned by the Buddhist religion
were said her death bed. The body inter-
the Mussumau cemetery at Pere Ia Chaiee Her ma ne Is
inscribed the register of death AT The uayoray the
second arrona'ssement, Paris, as Maka Kach var,
Queen of the Kingdom OF Dude, aged CO years. blank
left for the place of her BIRTH which none Of her at
| tendants were able 70 state
FEBRUARY.
SATURDAY e-Aboui this day the NeapoItan army lost
Lieutenant General Labrano Governor of Naples 1873
He firmly opposed the Of the mob who were
urged on by the Camaria TO plumber and murder. He
exiled in 17s9 and returned with the French army
and remained in the service Of Naples
General Rataele del Gudice Colonel in tho Engineers
and head OF the staff of Marshal Sou He was retained
by Murat il the OF Naples Under the Restoration
he neglected. but when the constitution inaugu
rated his virtues a citizen and soldier pointed him out
10 public notice and he filled the office Of Minister u War
with the rank Of General Of Brigade the fall Of liberal
institutions he saved himself from the reaction by retiring
8-Horsiey Palmer one OF the most eminent merchants
in England, London. Mr. Palmer director Of
The Bask OF England ia 1871 led the post Of Governor
for three successive years aud was senior member OF the
Court.
I'm de Schroeder, formerly Minister P,enpotentiary
of Russia at Dresden He retired into private life in Octo
ber 1857 from his post at the court OF SuxOny where he
had been accredited from the year $780, During the
pagns from 1903 to 1914 he attached tethe diplomatic
cbanccery OF the Emperor Alexander and present
ut the Congress Of Vienna at the close Of which he
Michael Angelo Ruberti, General Of Brigade, a brave
soldier n Naples. During the siege Of 6ae;a he aid
decamp Of General phiipstadt From 1920 70 1850 he
was Castellano" Of ST. Elmo He fell into disgrace in
1S47 because instead Of hfeatiDg Carlo Poero Rozze
pAyaa, de hugustins and other noblemen consigned TO
his custody he received them at his table At the time
when the began, during the struggle os the 18th
Of May, when The Swiss wished to fire on Naples he ar
powder magazine. He was then exed, but az bis pun
ishmont produced painful impression abroad he was re
called and put under surveillance
MARCH.
THURSDAY, 4.-Commodore Mathew c. Perry, Euitei
States Navy in New York, aged sixty-one years. Com
modore Perry native of Rhode Island. lie waa the
youngest four brothers, all OF whom have been in the
naval service OF the United States. The late Commodore
entered the navy a midshipman the LIST OF March,
1909, and served with distinction during the Of tSi2
II the frigate President He appointed first lieu
tenant in the soop SIAM and in service the
Of Africa at the time that Cape Musurado coon1ed
In 1923 he commanded the schooner Shark in the cXped
ton against the pirates in the West Indies In 1925 he
sailed under Commodore Rodgers first lieutenant Of the
North Carolina. In October OF that year he pro-
NOTED to the rank os commander and after went
cruise to the Mediterranean, and abroad through
the years 1881 80 and 49, In the years 1912 and 43 he
was commander Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard and subsc
que9tly sailed in command Of the lrst squadron which
went 10 the coast Of Africa after the negotiation OF the
the town Of Berebee forciby boarded the ship Mary Car
ter OF Salem Mass, and murdered the crew. Com
mander Perry landed naval force and demolished the
town in During the latter part Of the Mexican
war Commodore Perry commanded the Bava! squadron.
He relieved Commodore Conner, a, Vera Cruz, March,
1877 and from that time present ia all the enterprises
up the rivers Ills last cruise board the Mssis.
spp, in command of the expedition 10 Jspan, in 1852,
from which he returned home in 1850
Admiral Sir r.. $ Travers, K n, in his 10Th year The
Admiral bad considerable service he having been
Engaged with the enemy on upwards u one hunde oc
datt hq al
and three marelo towers also at the capture Of sixty
sail Of vessels eighteen or twenty Of which armed,
and many cut out OF harbers or from under batteries
5--Right Hon h. W. Lord Ayiner, X. y. lie served
lieutenant under Nelson, nj the Nie and the subse
quen operations the coast OF Italy IN 1922 and in the
expedition 70 Egypt IN 1901 captured two French prva
Of force, and commanded detachment OF Eng.ish
seamen and marines, landed 10 cooperate with the pat
riots between Sanona and Sanander, 1910, which
occasion he had several conflicts with the eneys
troops. lie was captain Of the Severn 50, at Agiers.
The insignia OF KEN were conferred upon him IN con-
sderaton OF his having conveyed Ia Naples the whole Of
the emancpaed Italian slaves and $50 900 dollars which
the Dey Of Algers had been compelled 10 return 10 the
SUNDAY, I'm GARNER, Mayor Of 81, Roman sous
versigny (saouc 81 Isrc) the oldest municipal funcona
~ in France, aged 100 years and mouths.
26.-John Seaward, an eminent English engineer IN
london Educated a. an architect and surveyor he nis
tnguished himself by various papers aud commune
subjects connected with engineering, chemistry, &c,
by which he was brought INTO connection with SIR Humph
ry Bavy, Thomas Tclord. Davies Gilbert and other emf
nent Of the day. He produced many inventions for
the Improvement OF the marine steam engine, the most
heavy beam engine las left by Watt, and up that time
the only kind used in large ships By plan of direct
acting engine, which having been lifted into British go
yernment vessel called TIE Gorgon, originated the
universally known title Of the 'Gorgon Engine" Hi m.
proyements IN the steam engine are numerous amongst
them improved paddle wheel for swift steamers,
the telescope funnel for ships owar the dscouncctiug
crank, sc.
27-John Hogan q celebrated SCULPTOR in Dublin aged
81 years. lie was born Taow, Waterford, and stuffed
ia Rome. Ills Drunken Fawn' Of the orr.
gna conceptions and the most classcaiy treated out Of
Tho 0id al
worthy Ahenan studio, and the artist preferred
~ dead CHRIST" TO Dcnneker's
APRIL.
THURSDAY, 1.-Major Arnaud, . veteran OF the old
Imperial army France buried at Marsecs lie entered
The service In 1906 and within eight years the
Of caef debcaon the Guard He tho campaigns OF
Pomcrania, Prussia, Poland, Spain, Austria Russia.
saxopy and France. lie present ct the battles OF
Eyan, Fredand, wagram, smoensko, the Nuscowa, the
Leipslc, champanbcrt and Waterloo.
2--Eenera Sir Ralph Darling, q tho British army, at
Brighton wbic serving IN the West Indies the slaves
the STAND of Grenada rcvocd and murdered the
nor and many q the principal inhabitants be assisted
with his regiment qucng The Instruction In January,
1877 he volunteered tho expedition against rrola,
and present at The destruction o. tue spanish ships q
war and in June, 1900, proceeded with the expedition
against the Dutch settlement Of Surnam, and cmpiny
"a the arrangements Tor The csp.uacn and present
the surrender of that colony. In APRIL 1901 he accon
ranicd the expedition sgant the Dsulsh ami Swedish
islands OF st. Crox, 81 Thomas, -. Martin AMI - Bar
thoomew and present az their reduction. Tic served
with sir John Moore, SPAIN ami under that oicer
the advance and retreat the action at Lneo ard the
battle o Coruuna IN 1869 he appointed Deputy Ad
atan General 10 the force sent TO the Schcdt under the
Earl of Chatham and present AZ the siege and
render Of Flushng In ISIS he appointed 10 command
tho troops the Mauritus Ia ISIS the General ap
pointed Governor Chef Of New South Wales and Van
Demcns land.
3-Gcncrai Count Ventura, at Toulouse, France Gen.
Ventura cmgracd 70 India u the 1912 aud entered
the service Of the Amccr o Cabul. with the rank OF Leu
tenant Colonel. lie shortly afterwards followed the
ampe Of General Aard who, after having successfully
offered his the shah Of Persia and to the Ameer
II Cabu aitrsctcd by the brilliant qualities of the
Raiah OF lahore General Ventura became tho adcde
camp Of General Aard, and appointed Brgaiicr &c
neral Under the direction OF General Alard Ventura
laborcd organize the army of Runicct Singh. They
succe edcd and his army being disciplined according
the European system gave the Riah Of Lahore an ad
vantage the Princes his ncighbors. Tho Punah
Mooian, Cashmere and reshswur conquered aud
long he lived Runcc singh kept hs neighhors 20 check
General Ventura was present at all the wars waged by