The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-05
OBITUARY.
Sir John IL. WOlseley, Bart,

The Irish journals of June % supply the following
report The sad intelligence reached carlow on
Saturday or the sudden death OF Sir John Richard
Wolseley, Bart, at his residence. Mount Wosely
near Tulow 1t appears that the deceased baronet
was apparently In his usual health up to midday
on Friday, when he complained OF a pain in his
chest and died between three and four O'Clock
next morning, having been attended in the
meantime by Dr. Burnett The mean.
choly aud unexpected event caused deep
and widespread regret deepened by the
fact that invitations had been issued the
previous day for large ball at Mount Woseiey, at
been present. Sir John Richard Woiseley was
J. P. and d. L. of the county Carlow, and a J. P.
for the county Wexford. and an extensive pro
of June, 1884, served in the Crimea as lieutenant
in the Eighteenth Royal Irish. and succeeded his
father, Sir Clement Wolseley. on the 18th of OctO-
Der, 1857. In December, 1859, he married Frances
Annabelia, youngest daughter OF the late Arthur
Blennerhasset NJ. F., OF Bayseedy, county Kerry.
AS he has no male issue he is succeeded by his
brother, Clement james Wolseiey, Esq, who was
called to the Bar at Middle Temple in 1860
M. do Geulard, the French Statesman.
cable telegram from Paris under date of July
A. reports as folio M. de GOulard, who has been
Ill for some time, died to-day.
NJ De Goulard was an eminent French states
man; one who has distinguished himself as a men,
Der OF Assembly, a Cabinet Minister and Ambassa-
dor. During the Ministerial crisis which occurred
at Versailles in May Of the present year,
he was charged by President MacMahon with the
duty of forming a Cabinet but failed. He had
passed the sixty-second year OF mis- age. The COM
mencement OF his Parliamentary career, IN 1S47
was so brilliant that NJ GuizOt remarked him and
appointed him Under Secretary of State for For
eign Affairs. In 1913 he was not returned to the
Constituent Assembly. The following year the
electors OF the Hautes-Pyrenees reconsldered the
matter and sent him to the Legislative Assembly.
At the time OF the coup d'etnt, IN December, 1851
he WAS one Of the representatives lncarcerated
in Mazas. M. Achllle FOuld. Minister o.
State in the early days OF the EN-
pire, made Dim very tempting Oners
perial regime continued he remained In retire
mcnt. At the election or the Sth OF February, 1871
the department chose him Tor the National Assem-
bly,. the first on the list, and gave him, among
other colleagues. the Marquis de Francleu and A.
Ducuing. NJ Theirs, who appreciated his varied
ability, nominated HIM Immediately one OF the
Plenipotentiares at Frankfort. There he was
more particularly occupied with the difficulties
relative to the customs tarins between
OF the treaty OF peace NJ. de Goulard
was appointed French Minister to the Italian
government, then Minister Of Commerce
February, 1872 in succession to NJ. Victor LIE
franc, whom he also followed in the Department
OF the Interior. In consequence OF some dissen
sion with the eX-President OF the Republic OF
home policy, and hurt at the prepOnderating in
f1uence of his colleague M. Jules simon, he re
signed some time before the 24th OF May 1873. ant
Of It's Vice Presidents. When ne was lately re
quesed by MacMah0n to form Cabinet he wa
Deputy OF Assembly for the Hautes-Pyrenees ant
q member OF the party OF the Right Centre.