Haynau

Julius Jakob, Baron von, an Austrian general; born in Ca el, Germany, Oct. 14, 1786. Entering the Austrian service in 1801, he signalized himself during the Italian campaigns of 1848-1849 by his ruthle severity, especially at the capture of Brescia, where his flogging of women and other atrocities gained him the name of the “ Ayena of Brescia.” Appointed dictator of Hungary, he was dismi ed in 1850 on account of his cruel character. pant a visit to London he was mobbed by the indigmant populace. He died in Vienna, March 14, 1853.