The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21

Mr. EDAH CARMAN, who was Postmaster at Fork Meet
ing House, Baltimore county, Md, for twenty years
died on the 9Th nst in the 6Sth year Of his age.
T JEFFERSON MOORE, late a member of the Delaware
Senate from Kent county is dead
The Baton Rouge La, Advocate brings us the inteli.
geBce of the death OF Hon. ROBERT BEALE Judge of the
Sixth Judicial District Court of louisiana He died CON
sumption, on the Sd inst, aged SO years. Judge Beae
native Of Virginia.
DEATH OF THE DowAGER LADY PEEL
II is with regret that have to death of
the Dowager Lady Peel widow Of the great statesman
She died the 2sth u at her residence No whitehall
Gardens London The deceased lady retired at an
early hour her usual health and spirits and mali
going into her bedroom found her ladyshp dead bed
The deceased lady the daughter Of the late Gen. Floyd
daughter OF General Sir John Floyd Barone by Rebecca
daughter OF Mr. Charles Drake Her marriage with tho
late Sir Robert Peel took place on the 9Th of june 1890
in the drawingroom Of her mothers residence in Upper
Seymour street, aud attended with the happest re-
suits Her adyship was remarkable for personal beauty
and among the pictures Of the late Sir Robert Peel ia
portrait OF the deceased lady in hat painted BY Sir
Thomas lawrence nc and forming companion to Raoens
the large sum Of $500 guineas.
EARL wALDEGRAvE, r. N.
from the London News, Oct. %
We regret to announce the death at Hastings, Mon
day, Of Vice Ad niral Earl Wadegrave, .. B. The de-
ceased earl born at Navesock Hail. in Essex on the
9th of October, 1888 He educated Eton and at
the early age Of twelve chose navy as his pro
fesson In 1872 he married Elizabeth eldest daughter OF
Mr. Sa nuel Whitbread by the Lady Elizabeth Grey This
introduced him AZ once into the politics Of the day, and
the character Of that statesman the bias his mind
which ever afterwards remained With him-namely, a
general determination support wing measures but not
" be party man. On Mr. Whitoreads untimely death
he was unanimously elected to I'LL tho vacant scat OF
n for Bedford, which he held until the dissolution of
Parliament in 1918, when his attained his
majority In the year 1889 he appointed 10 the com
mand Of her Majesty's ship Revenge 49, and took a
distinguished part in the bombardment of st. Jean
d'Acre In 1S46 he succeeded to the family dignity As
eighth Earl of waldegrave the death Of his nephew
and having been widower for years married Mrs
Mward OF Hastings The loss of his eldest son viscoant
Chewt0n, captain in tho Scots Fuser Guards from
wounds received At the battle OF the Alma was a blow
70 his happiness and health from which he never re-
covered.
COUNT CoLLOREDO, AUSTRIAN ENVOY AT ZURICH.
Count dc Coloredo Waldsec, who has Just expired at
Zurich Of the youngest dplomaiss OF Austria
his age scarcely exceeding fifty. When Ambassador at
Rome he acquired an extraordinary influence HIS friends
affirm that when announced 10 him that he was TO
take part IN the conferences Zurich he showed con
siderable emotion alarmed the great responsibility
which to devolve him. What particularly induced
him accept the mission his being Informed that the
whose conciaory character is well known in tbs dplo
matte world.
The MonIenr OF Paris after announcing the death OF
Count do Colloredo, says The Count, who within the
last few years had represented Austria her Anbassa
dor at London and at Rome had been appointed in July
last to akc part in the conferences Zurich first pen
poentary He displayed in this last mission as in all
the others which he bad previously aed that Intelligence
and neutrality-suspicious. which distinguished him In so
which his premature death will excite in the min Is OF Ali
those who have had opportunity OF approaching the
eminent qualities of his character and OF his intellect,