New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-20
OBITUARY
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Elouard Antoine Theu7eael tacccletrltej lchtt1ts-
man dpIomstist and Senator of whose deaf hs'ejass
received intelligence by the Cable was boTu Yerdan On
the nth November 1873 BE visited Tie East in NV
and on bis return TO France published an account Oh fs
travels shortly after which be made Minister OF ssse
G,r Foreign Affairs. In 1874 he sent 20 Brusses~
ettache of the embassy and the following year to Ataeo
as Secretary Of the Legation he acted there for some
time as provisional Charge de eaes, aud was conhmed
in the appointment BIZ Gen. Csyasuac, which, hoWere'
Thouyeno exchanged in January 1912 fer that of Minsts
Penpotentiary to Athens BE was IN Greece at the nnS
Of the Pachco trouble, and enegs.ealy seconded As
special mission of Baron Gros short time after he s~
sont as Minister Plonpoenar 70 MuncS where tho ser
vices which he had rendered 10 King Ohio, securea M
him. on the part OF 0hos brother the King Of BsySna
very favorable reception. Afer The OF tae ~
December he was inrustcd with the direction ofthe h
is,ry of Foreign Affairs, and discharged mo uaeueAsN
= a. o,,ee until tho Vienna Conferences. Ia lsSs b
vas named Emblssador to ConstaA'hope'
no had 70 contend asains, tho power.
tul influence exercised over the POKE " LOU Soy
10 Radcliffe and against tho demands OF Austrian ups
go. 4, Tho question of the Danuban pdaeipahtios. ~
hs midst of the difficulties created by the Italian asss
on N. Thouyenel was called 10 replace NJ Walox,ss
a. Minister of Foreign Affairs, IN January s@ 80
circulars aud memoranda which ne adfesss sorr sr
,ta norns on te rraye circumstances ofthe nou w.
,,naytehia documents proving him 10 De
80 cnrroon order Hc acted as PleHipoiehtaiiy pa -
IN me settlement of tho treaty Of commerce way, M. -
lao In ,he convention OF navigation ahn IN ~. Tssc
onvantion In August, 1862, bewas sleceeueaa -
u;r;ster by NJ Drouyn de Lhuys, and Nss ePlrr-%3
Irs.dsnt OF tho Commission TO eAanlho Wy wy AZ
aasston between the Egyptian t9'silneys ant 80
S'Ssal Tompany In May, 1889, be Vas rpsSu 70 III
Sts ~ sanator lie was also member OF me LessrsA
1,ooor He published volume enpusa h.slisssssd ts
Wa,lachs consisting Of articles originally eohui0'
tho Revue des Dspr hondes.
-" DR. r. w. GIBBS.
M. aoo,h ~ DR. r. w Gibbes Of Columbia, o ia
n.nceI a. having taken place in that ci =, ~ AZ
,.t pr Cibbes was born In COLUMBIA 1n ro1Sre q
IIv lsco and graduated from South SaIohI ~ la
Js3} Ue studied medicine, married no llyeis
I onieuard ard settled in bis nanYe ei., No vas tvi1
liza of usefusness for nearly forty on cb
" nd a. one tine acted IS assist nj ~ :. M xe
J ~ osn lima mater With such success ns "a
nsE ~ u n,ofcssorshp which he declined s nSs,rs a
ons i.. - Isararv and scientific, aao no $3.50 *
n naats ~ ,ha medical and seenhhe lourissh v ~
p, lelss,1 " III mama Is honoraby menuoneu ~. 80
S2unhiyi 1, IN Kosmos" and by Audooon ~ n Id
.hu,o,v rho Smithsonian instne tenus,d ksjfre
iss.on Of his plates on paieontolus isos Az s.t6g
xx;ns OF the cost OF the Institute NC r ,srr o.
s o~rer of several volumes OF we UoyS' '6,
sv of south Carolina. BIO was os.A.IlJ .ons hia
o{ "a sScane heavy loss it became ne,s' AIRY ~. s
and 70 esSspo l;sSer OF Tae C0hRltG euh "a
become sne ,,ed r several years ie 6st severely ZEE
when n0 W Nroiumbia-his hne man5i .'n with rs fxd
rarhihs " ~ nantnes fossil rem .ons, and 81 sul-
eoh s.uo s'pg q prey 70 the femes. He ess% -
ero@s family Of cons asasetes. nad gin5'alS's