The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31
Obituary.
MAMMALIAN JOSEPH. KrSe OF BAvAniA.

Prom the London Post. March Ill
dsspatch from Munich announces the death or MaxI
III the dav before yesterday his msiady being eryspeas
tho left breast and be ded yesterday ut quarter
past tweve O'Clock after receiving the last
prescribed by the Roman Catholic communion
Macmillan H., who. besides being King or BAVARIA
n1, and OF swabia. born November %, 1871. I'D
was the eldest of King Louis Of Bavaria Charles Louie
Augnste) by Theresa Charlotte Louisa Frederick Amelia
daughter Of Frederic Duke OF Saxe-Altenburg. King
Louis s alive, thronelcss, but bappyprocai nego.iis,
eoigw onn fcnore Ills queen died on the Goth of 0ca
tober 1854 Prince MaymIIian was educated at schel1
Ing and subsequently al Gottngen (is29 3f) lie then
travelled IN Italy aud Greece which countries he revisit
Yea six years later extending his tour over three years
The young prince was made major general IN Tho
mvsrian army In $780, and nominated Councillor
OF state IN 1886 but he 10 have abstaned from
any interference IN political matters, and IN fact 70 hare
kept altogether aoof from Affairs OF state ill 1885, wbe
serious events called him 70 the :nroue: King Lor's
who is still sve NJ the age OF soventy.seven, an accom-
pshcd patron ~ tho arts and literature, but very
mistaken roveregu had incurred much unpopnlarity ir
o the lnriguer In which bis mstressloal
engaged. In the middle OF March, 1st9 "a
popular dispeasure came 20 height Lola Monies sid
10 he hidden police Office, and oil the windows worc|
thoreupon broken the magistrates officially announced !
20 aay the mob, that "the Countess do Tnndsfod (ths
porpetuai and abom!nabs lola Montes)v had len Bava
ria The public confidence in King Louis "good inteh
tons' said 70 be restored by his two decreos-ooe|
declaring the Countess do Landsed nworthy Of thsI
rights 81 Bavnran czenshp (fndfGsdf rauc and thsI
other ordering all police magistrates 70 arrest the Count
cp forthwith should she ever appear IN the Bavnrian
lnOns On the I'd 0t March the King worried ONT,
igneahs crown 10 favor Of bis son, adopting The title Fl
"kng IGdwig (Maesty)
The pew King protested great libcralsm an amnesty
for rolcsl offences was 20 granted, ministers u
bs RESPONSIBLE press was 70 be Free and ~ FORTH
lslg his liberalism collapsed under the pressure Of DIS
tprapee IN the paiannte of the Rhlno, which resulted
IN inc dissolution Of the Diet aud the eypnsou Of certain
obnoxiou deputies by his Majesty Stll. the King W.
not on the WHOLE b'gct Or dcspct Ho opposed
Uiiramontsnes, and cndcayorcd (s56), In vain, % ca
a Jewish relief Bill
he advocated the Independence OF bis country against
nj h4i nd
one q ntts one) IN tiumverato, whereof his two
brothers o Prussia and Austria were 10 form tho ohe
two thirds One memorable saying IN recorded Of him
|" wish 10 be at peace with my people,
hts pleasant 10 turn from the Kings politics 70 M
literary and social habits which we're such ne do "bon
akngD Plain and simple IN his he unosent a onp
nnnbio and kindly. no and all bis family univcya
popular IN Munich lie walked and croyo about fteal
and without any show Of dignity rose early dnel carly
and vent bed early, BCor (ayarian) u Tie populA
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