The New York herald., 1879-03-18

ut his scat Shillingeo Park, Sussex. England aged
sixty eight years. He the eldest son Of Edward.
the third earl by his wife Lucy Louisa Hcys. was
born May IL. 1910. and married In 1882 Maria. /,
daughter OF Sir Peter Pole. Bart, by whom he had
children. The late Earl succeeded to the title
the death Of his father. January g. 1885, captain
Of tho Sussex militia lssl-Sa and had been captain
life and pursuits and took no active para
ept at the cnbarkation of his second son. Hon. Keith
Turnour. for South Africa with his regiment. the Six
| cold which terminated fatally in cerebral menin-
gifts. He Is succeeded by Edward. visoount Turnour.
who was born August 15, 1887.
REV. JAMES INGRAM, D. D.. SCOTTISH cENTEN-
Rev. DR.. James Ingram. minister of tho Free
Church. st INST. Shetland, died ON tho 81, inst
within month Of completing his 1851 year. having
been born In Aberdeenshire the Sd Of April 1776
He was licensed to preach the Gospel In 1900 and
ordained minister Of the Church of Scotland in
1903. At the disruption he became minister Of tho
Free Church. The degree Of doctor Of divinity WAS
1874: His son. the Rev. John Ingram. who is up
ward Of seventy years Of age. and wac ordained .
erabe time. The father Of DIR. Ingram lived to the
age Of 100 and his grandfather to the ae OF los Up
tinued presch and since then he has preached oc-
casionally at the communion services. It is stated
that otter ne ueu passed yeor De8hu
tho study Of German and succeeded in mastering ths
language
GEORGE ooLDrHwArr. Ex-uNIrED STATES sEH-
HA despatch from Montgomery. Ala. announces tho
sudden DEATH in that city. Of exUnited States Sem
Asor George aoldthwait on Sunday. Mr.. Goldthwait
was horn at Boston. Mass. December 10, 1902 and
after. receiving an academic education removed Ia
AlAbana There he studied law and was admitted to
Raetice n 1895 He rose rapidly in his profesaioni
afvEward Of the supreme Court. OF which he was
Chief Justice for many years. He was Adjutant
He was elected United States senator from Aabams
as ds~ocrat December5 .: 1870 AZ succeed Willard
ssnss 1s ssssiss 1n March sa s. is7 M &
REAR ADMIRAL JAMES GEORGE MACKENZIE.
Rear Admiral James George Mackenzie died on
Tuesday, at his residence in Seymour street. Hyde
Park. London. aged about seventy-hve years. He
tutered the navy in December 1923. and midshp-
pan y the Philome Captain visoount Ingestre.
n the. battle Of Navarino. He was promoted to
lieptanent soon after passing his examination IN
Nay, f8sO. and was dag lieutenant to Admiral SiF
ThomiG Briggs. admiral superintendent OF Malta.
Ne sfterward served In the Indus. Captain Sir James
Stirling; also in the Mediterranean - lieutenant.
Captain Lord Clarence Psget. In October. 1862 In
which ship ho served In the Baltic His commission
rs commander bore date April 20. l8l7; captain June
8. 1886. and retired rear admiral January 1. 1875
LUKE rAAFRE.
Mr. Luke TsafYe member Of the Cotton Exchange.
died yesterday of neuralgia of the bran In the Nifty
seventh year Of his age. He was born In Ireland and
came to this country when quite young man. For
twenty-eight years he Yves engaged in the cotton
business Previous to 1861 he was cotton sampler.
and during tho war he accumulated considerable
money in repacking and robaling the cotton which
arrived In this city from the South IN q damaged
condition. In 1868 he Joined the frm Of Taanc 1
ner in tho Same until his death He leaves widow.
but no children.
MAJOR CHARLES NEwrR
Major Charles Newtc who died at OlmHtx. Austria.
tho 18th ult. Of the oldest Englishmen In
the Austrian army. having entered the service in
1883. ut the early age Of Afteen. when he Vas APP
pointed to the Prince Eugene OF Savoys Fifth dra-
goons with which REG nent he served all through
the Hungarian Of lsis. Major Newte
complished iinguist. skfui horsoman. and author.
WAS much esteemed By his brother ofhcers, and via
be deeply regretted by numerous circle OF friends
HON. GEORGE WARREN EDwARDEa
Hon. George Warren Edwardes. third and eldest
surviving son of william. second Lord Kensingtons
died chandos House late Is February aged seventy
six. Ho formerly served in the Royal Horse Guards
and afterward In the Fiftysecond foot In 1s45 he
was appointed auditor OF accounts to the govern
e
der-in-chief Of the Island Of Labuan from 1856 70
1854, whom he retired on his pension.
REV. JOSEPH BAYNEB STEPHENS, ENGLISH CHART.
IST.
The Eev. Joseph Rayncr Stephens. Who was for
many years the leader Of the Northern chartists In
Yorkshire. England died at saiybridse last month.
in his sevonty-fourt year. Ho was tho son Of the
Rev. John stephens, former prosdent or the Wes-
leyan Conference. and was for some time political
prisoner In Chester Castle
ADR1EN BnuN, FRENCH POLITICIAN.
The death OF M. Adrien Brun. project under tho
Empirc is announced. He had been project for the
Lot-et-Garonne under Louis Philippe. Revoked In
lsls be was recalled by Napoleon Ill. and was ap-
pointed In succession TO the posts Oh prefeet In tho
Meurthc and tho Indre-ctLoire'
LOUIS DE CACQUERAy DE LoRME-
The death Of N. Louis Ernest Jules de Cacqueray
do Lorme formerly belonging 70 the body guard OF
King Louis XVIII and captain Of cuirassiers. 10
vesur near vorinand (Aisnel The deceassd was
eighty-two years OF ago.
COUNT ALBERT DE LEzAY-NARNEsrA.
Count Albert de Lezay- -Marnesia has just died at
his mansion OF In Tourains. aged
hfty-nine. During the Empire the Count filed Tho
post OF nrst chamberlain TO tho Empress EuseniA
COUNT DR MoNTsAULNrN.
The Count do Montsauinin. Baron do rontsnay /.
and Marquis de Monta has just died at the Chateau
DC Dogs. In In vendee France. aged seventyfour.
CHARLES rARxIx, ENGLISH POLITICIAN.
Mr.. Charles Lsrkin. prominent politician during
the Reform agitstion. died In Newcastle. England.
few days ago. In his eGhtieth year.
JONATHAN PAvIoR ENGLrsH CENTENARrAN.
Mr.. Jonathan Pavior. the oldest inhabtant OF OK.