The New York herald., 1860-09-09
Obituary.
DEATH OF pRIScE DAHIELo, yLADIKA OF MONTE.
NEGRO.

NEGRO.
Recent inegenc from Europe reports the death Of the
Prince Dauelo edrovitch Niegosch) vadiks Of Monte
negro whom is said was shot by Nontenegrn refugee
and died shortly afterward
Montenegro formed part Of the scavonic empire sev
which having attained during the fourteenth century
grandeur under the reign Of Tar Dshan
oserthrown BY the Turks In 1882 when the Servian
arch, IAzar, defeated and perished at the battle of
Kopovepoc From that time, Montenegro with part Of
the adjacent counry ruled by princes Of the family
Cbernoyevch descendants Of In av Of the unfortu
nate Serviap monarch whose sgcal end have noticed
The inhabitants Of Montenegro lived alternately in hos
tty and temporary submission TO the Turks their his
tory contained liz tradition and popular songs, full of
romance by which the truth Is somewhat obscured. In
1875 the sovereign prince Of Montenegro, who
ried TO Venetian lady, and who bad chill iren, was
persuaded by his wife 10 eaSe his native country in or
der spend their remaining days amongst the sweets Of
civilization which Venice presented. The Prince abdi-
Gated, and with the consent Of the nation lott tho
preme authority In the hands Of the vladka NetTopo
poan, whose continue to enjoy II At the pre-
cent day From that time the history OF Montenegro s
Of continual atrugge against the Turks This eternal
hostility made them naturally seek the alliance OF every
Power that was at war with the Ottoman Porte Thug
they took an active part in all the war Of the Venetian
the protection Of Ru sa that ths Montenegrins, in
l712, declared themselves the subjects OF Peter the
msed 10 defend them aga st their constant The
protection remained however entirely nominal and the
turks IN vsdcd Montenegro during the Same year with
Host tics went between the two nations 1sl8,
when for nearly half century comparative quiet exist
thing almost unheard Of In he history Of Nontenc
gro II n the beginning Of the present century that
Montenegro attracted the attention of Europe although
not in degree commensurate its Importance by the
prominent part took il The war between France and
Russia ard the extraordinary devotion showed TO th
last named Power In quarrel entirely foreign 70 its
Arfnrs In. Aka
remained In undsturbed quiet until tie invasion " the
country by the y.zcr ot Bosnia In 1920, who
ptey defeated and forced TO retire with heavy ioss.
Within the last few years Montenegro has been the scene
of various changes IN her social CO aditon.
Prince Daneic, the late reigning Prince 9. Monte
negro born May 25, 1896, and WAS descen liant
OF of the frs. families Of his nation, and
titled, in regular succession, TO the title Of Bishop
Prince yladiknl he educated st Vienna, and with
the assistance of the Court of Russia succeeded hs uncle
OF Pierre Pedrovi;ch Niegath the administration
q the aairs Of Montenegro 10 withstanding the oppo
ston or one Of hts other unCeS, Thomas Pedrvvch Hs
rroeeeed TO 81 Petersburg where he received In die
form the title and dignity OF Prn,e Bishop He renaned
there ak months and returned 10 his country with
tie conception Of ideas q important political reforms,
which he commenced 10 carry into practical effect with the
hv ~, Sc cgors ror re cv
thea beng vested In the prerosaves OF the
yadsa He transmitted his ecciesas tica powers TO ono
OF his parents, with the title OF Aboey; and he beag
the rs secular prince Of Montenegro, with the title OF
Daniel He opened roa from lattaro 10 Cctnie, his
capital which wassuhsequ ntly eoarged and improved;
hc formed and authorized a penal code. with view
% remedy the atrocities then being committed by the
Nontnegrns Tie which followed the entrance OF
The Turkish army into Montencgro in The year 1854
Interrupted the reforms which he had commenced.
During period Of six aonsbs and the reracy OF the
Montsrears into the mountain fastnests he succeeded
in elndnR collision wi'b The Turkish aray under
mand os oer Facha Inc Of Austria and mis-
or Count Ienengen Wottersbourg 70 Constaptnope
{ necied termination Of hosties between the beige
rents. Ths measure also nessted by the mediation
81 the representatives q other sovereign Powers In
june 1854 pterDecne conspiracy against P acc Dau
ielo, put foot b. Minister Pcdroviich Nesosch a1
uncle Of the Prince, was discovered, and With several
ether ntr.ues attributed 10 the inrigues OF RuskAu
and Austrian agents. tie W.T. continued on the IRON
Ia 1855 Prince Danielo married l,e Darirsa Hnkitch
lady havrg fortune of 100 90 h rins the daughter
Of wealthy Tricstan banker vhose eide. sister married
Count Ioa. u Corfu. In the meantime, through the
egAc,al Intervention OF tie Consul Of France Al
scu,ari the hosiliities be,wccD the xou,snegrins
and Turks ccsed The Prince ght IN vain 10 De recog
by The treaty osr.r. oai wlea eii NOT contain ssipa
lstion IN tavyr OF Montenegro Animated by . pqoe
nssa ~ ,nss, 70 lave s se.s,.isd
from the Gar and solicited the stance Of France and
Austria the project IT. September 1856 he ADDRESSED
cttery o the principal Cab octs of Europe In which he
dsma ici acknowledgement of tho indcp-pdenee of
MoniensFfo with the ann exa.ion Of Hersxtviae
tte ASratic In tho compencement OF the
year 1897, hc in comnpy with his wife made tour
sa IT, s.es 10 s ain recosu,os ~ n ~
NY of Montenegro rurng bis absence the adnlnistra
ior Of The Affairs of Montenegro entrusted 70 the
sad iLR faci FASTENED his return home. Oar
inr The absence OF tie Prince the President
Of the ScLaic George pedrovltch, his uncle,
attempted 10 ncse nn insurrcelion under the patronage
OF Russian agents. The cabinet VI KcsSs subsequently
annucd The law granting the annuity of occc h,rnr 20
their vladikas, of whom Danieo one, far IL
rcaie 10 the latter NE spirscy tho time,
was s1pYressc and George fcdr,vlch rerea,ed 20 Aus
ira- During bsniolurs abserce 10 France ~ns'rs 10
Montenegro we're sdnnisierca very ndis.e-enty. bat
after his return home uatess rrsoco taeir usual
guilty Pc subsequently, put int? erec liicn ns Oh plan
Nfn
anc made ex'snsis. preraraisous Cor general war,
lying On hc inprspaosiiJ q his nountaln retrea's
against the assaults Of his cntmtcs.
seldom, ineeec sayt the Chuc lor nreHg OF the 23d
.bst, has death nEta ffom our midst a citizen
widely known. ar more generally esteemed. than JoHs
brf * ct q c career of shl good man viii not be
Cut of Ta-o ~ The prescri time He born ChIrcs
ton, on The .Iih q fsbr1ary, lTo and consequently
the rs tioa - teacher At the orphan a. Thn rost
he allied Coz several y,ar with rauch .falency. Among
the pupis placed urdcr his during this period
John frsrno4i suoscqacntly well snova a. the Rocky
Mountain Ra-er, sro si later the republican, candi
asie ior tho lresAeney NJ kingman aN.rwares began
Co thc establish of TIE Adams FNprtss ~ Charles
ton he was Que Of ~ nrs asens sfcr sctng some tine
IN tbs csTaciy hc withdrew, ~hrn the rnmpany. 10
mark their appreciation u hs services. presented him
with gold AIDED Ha thea (n tie winter OF lsss)
entered tic husi department Of the ar-ry once
~hcrs he remained p, an attack or ,sTaiyss in The
cf 1880 oIscd him 3" relnqaisa active brsi.
ness cecnsaion sncc thai tim be hs ben IN feeble
!
nc has re ed Tor many years la-s the aduos duties
ofriiy corousr. In private life no nce univrr
sally beloved, and bis ucvcrbaiy gcrile and pleasing
ukDrcrs him ifkL6s among al ls1sc with whom he
bad husin,ss inieIcoarfe
Wv. AtrkS, cue cf thc oldest ctssns ts Hursrd Nd .
and who bal bern Postmaster there for thirty yeu died
on the ~ inst; Tic 3aive ~ Ireland, ard bn.ng
rtcoreng secretary u lie united shcn the lrvabls~
q fips, wss nden ned 70 b. executed with Crcrhan
Hsfvey and Wstoie The ohsr accrs a tho
Tne RaliinoEc drrr1oeH ssys;--craghan. Harvey and
Wscde sn9ed ;cir lves urou The scsf, whilst tie DE-
ceafec, thonsh ths I'M rpcsfiar a ssvant xssi en-
gased a. hc rrn, marsEtc 70 escape she sho~ed him
The way 70 sews roust stet he crswst reached the
sea shore and fmbsTsnv Ia fht Ertt shpf Amcric>
sccn faiely nrccc Tho United sfAce or the
~ tr ual tsc principal svidcrce t1r record of
resolution n the hsndwrstiaE ~ the deceased was
adopted by &c Inited irshr.cn. and rrsf foIowss-
inh We viii rt hc government 81 Fne'srd know that
no railisfsnn Whatsoever vii ecrse % Keep alive
TIC present morbid systsm q reyresealatonw All the
rarfiss Uard scre n consiisfahe rtunr all ~
which wes ernaFcsted ~ The frhsh government me
estate q Nr Cruehar soLe yri~d tvv nliions Of
tcars NJ. Asr, shcrty after rtafhlog here settled