New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01


General VIM Henry Harrison. late President ofIhe United
Eialrs 10 uIO Fslnrd tho ank OF Major April ~ 1872
received rank Lieutenant Colonnl In ihll raised 10
faak Of Colonel and served IN tho BLACK hawk war Doc
- imIi fought the hato Of Oknchohro Tor his bo 70
criycd rank Hdghdlcr Oeucfn IN Hl' ordered TO mo
MEXICAN Gonilrr March o. 1896 hogan HE celebrated
march 10 tho Rio Orande, NAV q, 1896 battle Of Palo Alto,
May Resaca do Ia Palma MAiamoras taken May 49, on
tho Jo,h made Major General by brevct; June - promot
ed 10 full rank. Sept r. attacked Monterey which capiu
lated on the 2Ih the decisive haie of Buena Vista fought
Feb p isaI in November, lea elected President OF The
United States by 1863 votes To IN iur 0cp Lewis Cass IN
The Electoral Colleges naugurHted March 1872 and held
the Office one year. four months, and four days 49,
july l5-Auguslus Neander, at Berlin, Prussia, aged oS,
one OF the most eminent scholars tneol9gians ana hlsIo
rians OF the age Born IN OoinRen OF Jewish puenage,
IN 1881 In 1904 embraced Christianity Ia III appointed
private lecturer In Heidebergi IN sl@ Professor "a me
New University Of Berlin. where he remained til MS
death. lie was never married. living with his maiden ais,
OF remarkable benevolencc eccentric, but devoted
the great idea OF his life the expOundng and defence OF
the Doctrines Of Christianity and the illustration OF It's
percepis His works numerous and OF great value
Juy l9-S Margaret Fuller Countess OssOl lost ny the
wreck OF the brig Elizabeth on the shore OF FIRE Isand
Long Island In the great storm of that day She was
won an Of a,tanmen scholar of great force and
enlarged views writer, logical and severe ohe WIoe
Latin eight of age In 1874 became associated IN
The Nir York Tribune in the department Of Reviews and
Criticism, which she held for nearly two years In lSl7
she visited Europe, where In ls4e sne married oounl
pared the materials for history of Roman struggles Tor
liberty, set out TO return TO her native land-to lay down
and sleep its shores-where the wave conceals her
gave-heving erected living monument In the hearts OF
thousands of her countrymen.
july Fl Rev. David Merrill, AZ Peadam, W. aulhOr OIL
the celebrated Ok Sermon
jpiy 25-Hon Danie P King Member Of Congress, Of
Juv Si~Jsmes Gregg Wilson, an enterprsing and prom
inert publisher Of New-York City, at his home IN Plain
field, n J. aged Al. -r,r
Aug's 9-COmmodore Jones, celebrated FOR me 6aiiie
of the Wasp and Froc Oct 49, 1912, aged 49, The battle
is of the brilliant naval engagements on record
Aug 26-Louis Philippe, late King OF France a. care
%oP Uey ce uss Of Orleans and Marie sug
ter Of The Duke Of Penlhevre. In April 1872 Louis Phil
ippe Duke de Charres made his first campaign In the war
against Austria after the execution of his father on me
Dist January 1799 fled from France and being arrested
sler confinement Of three years reached the United
States on the 2ls of October 1877 arrived in England in
1900 returned Paris 18th Of May 1914 after the aodcs;
ton of Nepoeon the return Of Napoleon he reured
again 10 England; returned Paris in 1875 after the
hundred days :" but by his liberal sentiments became OBJ
nOxiOus the Administration, and made his home IN Eng
land i'm 1927 in that year he again visited France and
NAMED private citizen tin The revolution Of $780, when
Charles X. gave way to the " Citizen King
Arg. sO-John Inman, popular writer and editor Of
OCTOBER.
October s-Peter NJ Deshong, aged 49, Mathematician
spd inventor of q method OF compualo ion, OF apo
plexy, on board steamer between Kingston and To-
rontO, G. w. $500
Province at Charlottesville, Prince Edward Island The
Queen OF Belgium, at Ostend. -, ., 60
Oct l2-Duke of Pamela, at Lisbon, Portugal aged o.
He Portugal in the Congress OF Vienna and
was Minister for long period al the Court OF ST. James
Oct2s-Gen joaquin Rea, asssssinated at AyuIa State
VI 0U'''''' - NOVEMBER.
Noremb6 4.-GustoVe SchWae, d poPuIu OerhaH Poo'
at Stuttgart, aged So.
Nop 6-Count Brandenberg President Of the Council, at
Berlin, Prussia.
Nor Mrs Bell Martin, an English auhoress, In New
York City-having arrived in America but ten days prev
ousy She was author Of several works some OF when
were the French language and had been owner OF large
estates in Ireland with OF $4,000 per annun but
the distress in Ireland had thrown her estates into the mar
ke and she sough home in America TO die on lis res
hold. -, r I'll,
Nor l7Hon RieId sPsi la 81 ln'e 'o'''"' Moth
ToS i9-Col. R. M. johnson, at Frankfort Ky aged 10
In 1907 elected The House Of Representatives OF Ken
lucky: in 1873 Colonel under General Gate Presdent W.
III Hsrrson in the Indian Wars OF the Northwest Terri
tory; in 1879 elected to the Senate of kentucky IN 1872
returned the House; in 1897 Vce-Presdent with Martin
Ven Buren,. ,,.
Nor d. Greene, the celebrated Partisan Banker in
Paris, aged To-
Nor Z2-Gen. Garrett D. Wall, late U. S Senator from
New Jersey. at Burlington, n. J.
Nor SO-Rev DR. Serene ID wight, formerly President OF
Hamilton College, in Philadelphia author Of the life Of
President Edwards.
DECEMBER.
December 13-Alfred Stilmsn OF the celebrated hrm OF
Allen Siillman of the New-YOrk Novelty Works" by
the explosion of the steamer Ango-Norman, al New-OI-
leans.
Dec. 2S-Hon William Plumer Ex-Governor Of New
HAMPSHIRE iii Epping Rockingham Co, N. H. aged ~
Dec 23-HOn. Samuel Bell, EA-GOyernor OF New
Hampshire, at Chester, Rockingham Co, ~ H., aged
about go.