The New York herald., 1870-05-07

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literal state Of affairs when we Quilted Athsns on
forbesr to ofier any comment on these facts.
Ie an6 ~ g s PC ny dIsy to SET myself
VENICE April %. 1870: THOMAS COOK.
an intense feeling throughout the countr1 mas a1 sxcsa @
for, FOR: A statement ID the Ha' House or VSess Com.
government viii be found in our S Parliame ntarY srS
columns: Among the latest items OF intelligence,
derived from other sources 1t s stated that the BODIES
OF Mr. Herbert and Mr. Lloyd have arrived nc Athena
ana VIII De buried IN the presence OF the King and
Archbishop The bodies Of Count de | BoyI ' and .aS
Mr. vyner were hourly expected to be brought to
The troops were in hot pursuit. thirteen or IN.
oa9anus , @ nad been Killed or captured; but the chief
ana eignt OF the marderous party still at large
rived from letter written by LORD Muncaster:-
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Italian Legation; and Mrs Lloyd with .r yovns
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their march, they halted again about dsybrssk and "A
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arrange for payment Of the ransom they demanded and
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difficulty lay in the transport Of so large sum in gold.
Mr.. H. G. Herbert one Of the victims of the bri
having received his appointment in November. 1868
He had been secretary at Vienna to which
service ne naa been appointed ,aaa n October isS
he got the nomination OF attach6 to the Vienna en-
bassy after passing On examination before the Civil
certificate. He was transferred to Lisbon in Au.
gust 1851 and to Constantinope In june 1868, after
and atanua the rank Of third Class
tary IN her Majesty's diplomatic service He went
back two years afterwards to Vienna from 70 whence
Legation, to which he was attached when he met
mis- tragic end.
Mr.. Vyner was grandson of the late Earl De Grey
and younger brother OF the present Countess De
Grey and Rlpon. He was the son OF Captain and
Iay Mary ana Tss @ % psa n
m0urned. Mr.. vyner was one OF the hunting party
who escaped the sad accident on the Ure when Sir
Charles Slingsby and several others were drowned
last year. Mr.. e. Lloyd was then In the boat and
was saved with them. Mr.. Edward Lloyd is men,
ber OF the English bar, who has been at Athens for
some little time past IN connection. 1t Is believed,
with the affairs or the Pireus Railway and he was
joined by his wife and child at the beginning OF the
year.
Lord Muncaster, who appears to have happily es-
capped is Baron in the Peerage OF Ireland Creation
1881 and BarOnet OF Great Britain. His lOrdship
born on Christmas day, 1884, and succeeded his
brother in the title in June, 1852. Ho married In
April, 1883, Constance, second daughter OF Edmund
l. L'Estrange and niece OF Lord Scarborough. HIS
lordshp was formerly captain In the Rine Brigade.