The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-30
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DIR. James Jackson.

me boston papers announce the death, w inssu1
as' or this well known ply scsn at the advanced age
OF ninety years. Dr. Jackson was native Of Nswbuy.
port hasa, where he born on October 8, I7TT In
1870 he graduated Of Harvard College and In 1902 ues
admitted to tho Massachusetts, Medical Society He soon
won hisn position in his profession and in 1919 be-
came r5olessor Of the Theory and Practice Of Medicine
In tho Harvard Medical school, which position he held
Tor twentyf years. He one OF tho founder
and physicians OF the Massachusetts, General Hospital
and was elected President OF the Medical several
timea The skill Of the deceased as a physician was
very great and gained for him extensive practices
About eighteen months his faculties suddenly failed
thsnceforward his physical powers gradually de-
clined His death appeared TO have caused more
from old age than from any local disease
Colonel william Stretch Albert, u. =. A.
A telegram published In the HERALD OF yesterday an
nouncsd the recent death Of this onicer at Gsvsston
Texas, whore he was stationed on duty a. Adutaut
General to Brsvet Major General Grifu The deceased
. Of the late Colonel j. j. Abert Of the United
States Typographical Engineers and was born In the
District OF Columbia about year 1884 He gradussl
at West Point in 1885, and entered tho service second
lieutenant In the Fourth artillery his commission osar.
suensnt Abort remained loyal 70 his coiors, and o.
the lath Of May, 1891, was promoted to the rank OF
captain and transferred to the sixth regiment OF cavalry.
subsequently he appointed colonel OF volunteers
which rank he held at the time OF his death colonsi
Albert was gallant aud able ofcer and his loss 10 she
service wi" DO deeply regretted W his fellow officers and
soldiers.
Cyrus Haruiin.
Among the victims OF the yellow foyer now prevalent
In New Orleans. is Cyrus Hamln OF Ex.vics Presi-
dent Hamlin who died in that city Wednesday mera.
ing last The deceased q native Of Maine and il
1862 commissioned captain in the United States
Army, and assigned TO duty Of the additional
a,dss-de-camp provided for by law. On December 3
1864 he promoted TO the rank OF brgadsr general
Of volunteers which position he held unt the close "
the war, when be was mustered out Of tho service
Rev. DR.. BasillO Manuel ArilIa9a.
The Rev. Dr. Basilio Manuel Arlasa, Superior OF the
Jesuts In Mexico aud OF the College OF San Tide.
fonso died in the prison there OF the prvaonsto which
he subjected DR.. ArillGga eighty years q
age and arrested by the liberal authorities together
with Bishop Ormaechea, Of Vera Cruz He was probably
the most erudte that Mexico has produced
aud time Other had under his utorshIp the
prominent and eminent men Of his country. In
1865 the Abb6 Testory, head chaplain OF the French
forces wrote pamphlet In dc OF the nati0naxA-
ton OF Church property In the OF his remarks
he characterized the hexcan clergy ignorant and cor
rupt Dr. Araga replied to this brochure 10 three PAM
phlets and brought down upon tho Abbo Testory the
indignation OF ali fore then In Mexico.
The reply OF DR.. Arillaga 10 masterpiece OF earnins,
statistics, wit and Perhaps nothing contributes
the arrangement between tho native imperial
lists and foreign nterventonists and ultimately to the
downfall Of the empire than this pamphlet OF tho Abb6
Testory The memory Of DR.. Arllaga Will DO revered By
Aixt,n~ stnp of MATT