The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-28
Naili.NIusta pha Pasba, Of Turkey

Naili-NIusta pha Pasha, Of Turkey.
NALL Mustapha Pasha, an eminent and well
known statesman OF Turkey, has just been called
away by death. He was Unfortunately known as
Nalli- Mustapha Pasna and Mustapha Kiritli Pasha,
the latter designation having been gwen him in
consequence OF his heightened and intimate
connection with the administration OF the
government Of Crete. he was nOmlnally
seventy-hve years old, but his more intimate
associates have asserted that he completed his
eightieth year some few years since. Mustapna
Pasha was, despite contradiction, man OF veneer.
able age aud distinguished for public services.
He was a statesman of the old school OF Turkish
politics and diplomacy, calculating subtle In his
use Of the logic OF the last daring in his
acls, and vindicnve IN his resentments. His
early life had much OF romance and ad-
venture Native OF small town near Mon.
astcr he wGs sent at the age Of eight years
to Egypt, where, under the care and patronage OF
mis- uncle. Tan Pasha, having been brought up q
commander Of RoseIte, subsequently OF Mecca aud
lastly to the governorsnip OF Gambia, where, during
o. thirty years he the Laws
much to the prosperity and civilization Of that
island. Strange to say. about the year ls4s ne
Was suddenly summoned to COnstantin0ple and de-
prved Of his government. the grief and dlsmay OF
the whole population. After residence OF about two
President of the Council, the functions or which
once ne discharged with zeal and ability,
psee An Hssnsn MssapSa
took service, as we have Just lntmated, and
lormldaSe outbreak in the same island, Of when .
he remained Governor until ls4l. Crete then
81 the Porte, and Mustapna pasha continued to gov
ern II untn 1860. when he became IN succession
member OF ahe council OF Tanzlmat and President
he was raised to the dignity OF Grand vizier, and
held inat hign post Tor upwards Of year
volt, IN 1861. Mustapha Pasna sent a special
mission OF Cancellation to tho island, but, noLwth.
standing his personal popularity. his mission proved
failure, and the instruction had to be stamped
QUIZ BY sterner and more enectual means
since then Mustapha Kirltli Pasha has remained
retired from public life, and quietly passed his de-
cllning days at his handsome yali on the Bospho-
The deceased statesman was one OF those Turks
| VINO owed little TO education but OF handsome
personal appearance ana great natural Intelligence,
| his own way to fame. lie fully appreciated,
however. the advantage Of modern acquire.
| received the highest European education, They
have been all In the service OF the Porte, and the
two eldest and best known OF them, vely Pasha and
| Sah hey, nave at different times occupied promi-
nent pubilc posts under their imperial master.
Mustapha Kiritli Pasha was formerly considered
TO be one OF the weallnlest men Turkey, but the
injury done to ms large est ties In crete during the
tailed MS resources, although in spite OF TINS, ne
must still have left con siderable fortune In Turk.
ish polltlcs ne was LIBERAL, or, rather radical
former, and declared enemy to corruption aud
abuses. Just, humane tolerant, totally Tree from
sectarlan prejudices. Mustapha Pasha was equally
accessible TO all-TUrk and CHRISTIAN, Jew aud Gen.
tile Moreover, from long experience acquired In
The government Of Crete, he was well versed IN all
matters relating TO comprehensive system OF
State administration.
The Captain General o. the spanish Navy.
written despatch, by mail, from Madrid reports
the death Of the Captain General Of the Spanish
Navy. The name OF the Commander Is not given
III may DO the Marquis de SardoaD. He was. how.
ever an ofilcer Of very high repute. Our CORE.
spOndent states that the gentleman was In the
eightyfth year OF his age; entered the service IN
1919; present at the battle OF Trafalgar 1904,
on board the San lldelonso, Admiral Churruca's
served ali around in Mexico CO.. and ''t soa'n
America; took part III the civil war against
that OF Captain General OF the navy and was deco
rated, only snort time since with the order OF the
Golden Fleece. In consequence OF his demise lnere
Is an important vacancy, ana any NUMBER OF candI-
dates: so many, In TACT that there Was talk in
Madrid Oh aDolishing the oilce.
Mrs. Rlary Beam.
The Free Will Baptist Church and large literary
circle lost distinguished member by the death
OF the above named lady, In the nintieth year OF her
age. She has just died at Der late residence lilo
West Forty.second street, New York. Her husband,
the late Rev. Moses Beam a prominent Bap.
W, ,i minister IL was said of Mrs. Bean lnat, at one
VINE of another, sno mad entertained at her home
every minister Of the Free WIN Baptist denomina-
Won IN tnls country, and that on one particular oc-
c.soh tne entire body partOok or her hospitality at
ono SAME time. such were her home
s nnu relgious ASSOCIATIONS she was a
,,aV vi culture known as SUCH
w large circle OF literary people. Her character
anu sociai IelaliOns made her position a marked
uhe ioi hiee quarters OF q century. Considering
ne Aiao uuary erowJh Of the religious body with
wmcu sue was 50 intimately Connected during This
long period her death an event m Inc hisierv n
the Church. ~ '"' n'7'oiJ vi
John NRlty, NJ. H.
from Dublin We have an announcement n, Tho |
death Of John Naity, NJ. D., well known nnvs,c.n |
VI That city. lie WAS seventythree years Of 90 uo
tood his degrees In EdnDurg and London OH 49, |
yoyed an extensive practice. FOR many year a,
ne TOOK, as Vice President, active part In i1a
mlnistrallOn Vi the Poor law In the South un,"
Cnon. herc MS medical knowledge mis- rare nnn n
tualiiy ano aSsiduous attention enabled him 10 ra
der essential service 70 the pubic, W 'oh-
NJ. Aries Dufour.
NJ. Duiour, whose death was announced a corr,o
Of days since, by cable, In the HERALD, was durns
many years past, an extensive SIX merchant and
prominent citizen Of Lyons, France. He wac
jury man at French exhibition In ls49 aud acted
In the same capacity at the great eXnipitions OF
London and Paris, neld In 1851 and 1855, respec
uvely.
The Roman Catholic Bishop OF Auckland.
doafh of lfnr Dan .t,ar