Henning sen, Charles

FREDERICK, soldier of fortune and author, was born in England in 1815; served with the Car lists in Spain, and commanded the cavalry with the Ru ians in Cir ca ia, with Ko uth in Hungary, and with Walker in Nicaragua; engaged in the Civil War as commander of a brigade in the Confederate army; was subsequently employed to superintend the manufacture of Minié rifles. He wrote The Past and Future of Hungary; The White Slave, a novel; and various other books of travel and personal adventure. Died June 14, 1877. Henrietta, in Texas , a post-town, cap. of Clay co., 100 m. W. of Sherman, on Ft. W. & D. C. and M., K. & T. R.Rs.; has manufactures of flour and cigars. Here are extensive stone quarries. Pop . (1897) about 2,300. Henrietta-cloth, n. ( Fabrics .) A light-weight fabric of wool, or wool and silk, for ladies' dre es. Hepp'ner, in Oregon , a post-village, cap. of Morrow co., 55 m. S.E. of Arlington, on O. R. & N. C. R.R.; has planing mill and four mill. Pop . (1897) about 900. Herbert, HENRY WILLIAM, author, was born in England, of noble descent, in 1807. He became a citizen of the U. S. in 1831, and published, under the pen-name FRANK FOR RESTER, The Field Sports of the United States ; The Deer Stalkers; The Quorndon Hounds, . Died in 1858.