The New York herald., 1864-12-23
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The Earl or Cariisio, X. g., Formerly
Lord Mornetha

Lord Morpcth.
Our eegraphc report of the European nows brought BY
the Africa to Halifax published in the HERALD this
dg that the Right Honorable the Earl Of Car
lsle, known to Americans Lord Morpeth died In Eng
land on the 5.h OF December
George william Frederick Howard, K. g., Earl OF
Carlisle, vlscount Howard, OF Morpsth, and Baron
Dacre Of Gesand, was born in England On the 18th Of
April, 1902 He the eldest son Of the sixth Earl
Lord Norpen was educated Eaton and Christ Church.
Oxford and displayed remarkable ability and force Of
intellect At early age Before no graduated he wrote
two University prize poems, and obtained the highest
classical honors with his degree.
Lord Morpeth entered public life member Of Para
ment for the West Riding Of Yorkshire and took his seat
with the thsn whg- radical party, which numbered in
s ranks Lord John RUSSELL LORD Melbourne, the Earl Of
Durham, Daniel OConnel, Richard Laor shisl and the
leading sh Catholics. Tho young peer continued to act
and vote with the Of this party, by whom hs was
cassed standard bearer 10 the cause Of safe
democratic progress and freedom OF conscience.
When LORD Melbourne formed Cabinet, after the 40.
Chief Secretary for Ireland which Office he held down to
l841 He universally beloved BY the people Of that
second only 10 ,hss enjoyed by oCoaneil himself.
In the discharge OF hS duties - Chief Secretary Lord
,Ss IA Mr. .mnen. political economs
Of Scotand who officially signed the papsr conveying,
for the first time tho part Of the Britain governmsnt,
lions. the wholesome but them unweoome truth that
Propsry has It's duties % well 40 s rights" The ssso
oiated ogarcbs Of the island raised violent howl
this State paper at meeting held In Tipperary. and de-
mauded the resignation Of Nf Drunmond but their fury
Morpsth, the chss Secretary hmssI having. in truth,
written the memorable sentence which frst tacghs the
sm that as -. me s s::
which had been wrssted from their rghtlu owasrs In
e Of this Lore e m Cabinet hs w
iorcss Of the Irish landlords Eng.lsh high cnurcnmsu,
snsss sinsdoms Il ~:s alleged shat Lord aorps,h mad
handed over the executive cabinet Of lrsland TO OCon
and church Of Ensisod 70 the Pops or Home 1sSoush
eoqususy aud ably defended both in sud out Of PArIa
.s.a, Ls,t lss,sos.s,s Osssuss ~ ssoks 1ssA -
when she whlxs returned 70 power. IN 1sAe: Lord
MSrp:h was spps!1 Commissions, x Wood. and
Chancellor Of the dachy Of lancaster. As
About this period he conceived the idea Of eulargns
bis ideas and polishing his mind still by foreign
travels In urhsrsncs o hts plan he set out after
wards for America and completed an extensive In
tho United States since which time his nsme has been
well known 70 our citizens, and 10 associated with many
pleasing recollscsions. When Lord Morpsh visited
maturity SO that the peer performed large portion Of
his journey BY stage-s mode OF transit always pleasant
England stage his Lordsbp had the boz seal, sad after
little time asked permission OF the driver 30 take "ths
ribbons aos ,so" the concern for awne Ibe driver
would not brook stranger The assured him
Of hs eapabty, and promised to .stand treat at the
surpr isod the style 10 which they handled
and the splendid pace at which his team were kept.
saying III did not know you driver; whore did you
driver .oh, replied the new hand, ~ drove stage
msn" from the other side OF the water he Insisted
'ssiandng treat himself When Informed next day
OF the rank Of tho traveller the American whip sckuow
10 the sutumn o. 1850 Lord norpsth lscturol twice
, nI s.S Ss sns
OF Popen The fact Of peer ecturng before mechanics
attracted much attention, which became liked BY the
manner 10 which he treated hie themes
Subsequently Lgrd korpeth visited the Fast and pub
shed the results Of his tour under the title OF pary OF
Travel In Turkish nd Greek Waters" lie also wrote
book prophecy.
Lord orpels succeeded hi. father seventh Earl OF
Carlisle, the 7th Of october. leIs.
When Lord Paerston formed his Cabinet In 1885, the
Earl Of tariisle appointed Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland
ON tLs return OF Lord PSmerston TO power 1852 tho
Earl VI Carlisle rsappointed to rule over ireland and
to resign By tho disease which terminated his
During his administration Earl Carlisle brought all tue
powers Of hts great mad and vast expereuce 70 bear
in promoting his plan fvr the OF the unhap
py country committed TO his charges plan which
brsced tho Of party violence and alay
vel ping the mineral resources OF kingdom, building
railroads, and teaching the people an improved system
MS departure from Dublin was regretted by Of all
classes their grief being expressed 10 .uehag words on
every OCCASION TO bis successor, Lord Wodehouse
reached Dublin Castle in the laner eud OF November
Mr. james w. shaw,
one OF our eldest, most worthy and highly esteemed
citizens died his residences No. l4i West Forty
street. In the city OF New York. on yesterday, At the
advanced age Of 81 years. 10 months and days. His
father George shaw awealshy Scottish ssatIoan,
to New York tho year 176i n the capacity Of British
officer. lie married Miss Mary Ellsworth, member Of
one OF the oldest Knckerbocker families OF the then
American colonies Mr. shaw was born on the 18th day
G..dsoes, ds1ss' .a.sa on the oa ho~siy road
quite out Of town, about the corner OF Chat
ham and Orange streets. After leaving college,
he commenced tho study OF medicine with DR.
Buckley but prsfsrrng mercantile pursuits 10 that OF
profsssou, In the year lisa be entered tho house Of
Messrs Pearsal Glover, dry goods mcrchsns in 1Ts9
he went 10 London, and few years Afterwards estab
Ished one Of tho then largest dry goods and shipping
houses IN city OF New York. under the drm OF Shaw
Woods, and for many years remained In london. He
mad tha n M