The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09
Obituary.

DEATH OF GENERAL YUFNoLOFg, or RUSSIA.
The FUNGUS General Yuenolof died st Moscow in Apt
IL the eighty 9th Of his age He Qia1termAs
General In the Russian ermy Barclay FOLLY
1912, ind in 1917 appointed Commander IN Chief
the Caucasus, where he kept the mountainous in
curlete subeCton scr years by his military sx.
m etetgy Ct character. Soon a.,er the accession Of
Eichoas ~ the tnro2e, hs was removed from his
,on.ihaSo. ancsr ocemsssnces OF considerable mys
~ tba: broke out Of the dea'h OF Alexander
snd that, expecting the Russian empire to pieces in
consequence, he intended II is alleged - found in
oepencen kingdom in Georgia and Armenia. According
to others ia raid ths charge against his loyalty
csumnous invention by persons envious Of his high epu
taton However that may be- he retired to Moscow ard
has lived there since except during the Crinsan
war, when he took the command Of the Oocxemie, or
national militia that was called out for the defence OF the
country but soon resigned II account OF his age and
infrmities He has left lnterestng memoirs Fl g
me nts Of which have appeared in Russian journals but
which viii hardly BE published in fG under the present
regime. .l s.a- az .-+s." p. "..--N z.
DEATH OF PRINCE oRLoFr, OF RUSSIA
Recent intelligence from Europe announces tbs death Of
dsti1guisbed Of modern European notabites officer
who has served with honor and the representative OF
Tory q Russia. Snd basked In tne sunshine OF imperial
favor for several &c desc ended from old
and Mdsss ous family wss born in 1887, entered the
at On eory age ard after serving through
the campaigns against Napoleon became aid de camp 10
the Emperor Aexsnde. in 1874 ald Colonel Of fegi
gent 9: the horse guards During the insuFreo
peror Nicholas, OrloH rendered such important
services in crushing the rebellion that he was at
once taken into the confidence OF his imper.s;
MASTER and for thirty years the recipient of
and emouments greater than had beore fallen the
of any subject OF the empire. He sheu Adiu-
tant General Ia 1873 ne served IN the campaign against
the Trks. 10 1922 after the peace poS cd 10
the conference at Adranope, and there displayed great
talents. From this time entrusted with the moot
important missions. In 1881 he appointed to ex1
mine into tire state OF tho Russian army Poland in
1882 a. the conferences Ia LONDON, endesvored to
turn the Begisn disturbances TO the advantage Of o
land and in 1885, he appeared Commander General OF
the Russian auxiliary army In Constantuopc and induced
the sultan to sign tho treaty Of Unkar Skeies3i, by
which Russia obtained the and of the Danube HIS
services .arded by his being appointed council
and by large grants Of land After death OF
dorh he appointed chief Of the secret police whish
lost nothing OF Its vigilance under his supervision AS
the most trusty friend Of the Emperor Nicholas he &C
cowpaned him on his travels He figured very c1nspicu
oueY IN the c9rona.ion Of the prescott E In 1856
be represented Russia In the Congress Of Paris and ut the
close OF lie negotiations was appon ed President OF the
and Council Of the Empire position which 40 held 1T
the time OF his dsath. L-.
DANIEL MxEa proprietor OF the Charleston (South Caro-
lna) Hotel died sucdeply Of cholera morbus Column
bus, Georgia, on Monday, the 9th ult
Major SrEN S. TUCKER Of the Alabama forces died at
was captain OF company OF United States mounted
rifles In the Mexican war, was afterwards engaged In
in the South western rivers, and subse
luently Joined General aikors busters in Nicaragua
The Virginia papers record the recent death OF two of
he oldest and most extensively known Of the sporting
maternity OF that States. II VAIL, who died at Rich
nond, and P. A. PRSD1x, who died at Charlottesville.