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

JANUARY
January l-General Rensselaer, Van Rensselaer,, at SYRIA
Jan. 3-Dr Samuel B. Woodward, at Northampton,
Mass. many years Superintendent of the state Lunatc
jan 8Rev Dr. Miller distin p7lshed divine andlPres-
ident of the Theological Seminary al Princeton, NJ j.
sa Y-Dr Martin Cay Boston, chemist and phys
jan -1Pena Pena, late President of the Mexican Re-
public and lawyer OF eminent abilities.
Jan. Philip Pendleon Cooke, an accomplished poet
jan Adam Gottlob Oehlenschlager, at Copenhagen,
aged H. celebrated Danish lawyer soldier and poet
thor of numerous popular works. His death regard
ed rs national loss the Prince Government officers, city
authorities and twenty thousand citizens following him to
jan Is. The Empress Dowsger of China.
JAM 26-LOrd Jeffrey accomplished scholar and emil
nent iurs Born at Edinburgh, Oct g. l7S. The EdiR
bws6 Rerietc conducted by him % years until 1923,
when he was chosen Dean OF the Faculty OF Advocates
manned in Parliament four years when he devoted himself
the duties of the Bench which he discharged with abi
Iy I'LL within few days EF 81 M desSs'e'
February Andrew Il. Brand, " The Kentucky In,
pounds-ihe Daniel Lambert OF bis time.
Fec 1l.Rt Rev. Benedick Joseph Flaet, first iRcman
Catholic Bishop Of Louisville Ky In that city aged 81.
Feb 25-The Emperor Taoukwang, Of China.
FEB. 28-Rev. f. Bckerseth, eminent minister OF the
Church England and author OF several popular religious
Foo Madame Toussaud, the celebrated wax model
ler England aged 9 She native of France. where
she Witnessed the scenes Of the Reign Of and was
employed taking of the heads OF the leaders Shs
luton" -.
urcn orr,vr runMs A SEF AAu vuler o, the nronawK
Nation. aged p years.
March iI-Jokn Burdel active Reformer and promi-
nent Deatlst of New York aged ia OF remarkable
temperance OF great force ana precision writer, and
March Sir William Allen, aged CO. one of the fret
historical painters of the age, in Scotland He origin
iSycI Lord Aymer formerly Governor of Canada.
March Gen Thomas Glossy, Of Graigue, ireland,
aged ia prominent leader in the Emancipation move
nents Of al and AZ
,iGycS 2i-Hon Samuel T. Armstrong; af Boston, aged
66la distinguished Printer several years Lieutenant Gov
ernor of Massachusetts and Acting Governor.
M0ych 27.Lieuts Bache and Browning, drowned, in en-
dtHvOTing TO enter Trinidad Bay. California
March 2SHon G. C. Brandon, late Governor OF Mssis-
payrf 81 John Caldwell Calhoun a. Washington, d C.
Senator from the State of South Carolina. Born tbs nth
March 1892 he died aged GO years and Ia days He sa
duaed at Yale 1904 suded law IN the school OF Jqage
followed by similar period IN the Offices OF Chancellor
De Ssussure Charleston, and Mr.. Brown OF AOOevlHe,
s. in 1871 admitted to the bar; in 1910 took his seat IN
Congress placed on the Committee OF Foreign Rea'
lions with Peter b. Porter, Felix Grundy John Randolph,
and Philip Bacbe Key In 1877 Secretary of War TO Mr.
Monroe IN tbe contest between Mr. Adams Gen Jackson,
and Mr. Crawford elected VcePresdeni; reelected In
1898, when Gen Jackscn elected President; aerward
returned The Senate, where he remained Il his death
APRIL.
and juTisl, at Poughkeeps'e. Y.
.4PrH s-Dr. Prout, + RS. very distinguished men,
Der OF The medical profession, author Of many valuable
pers in The Philosophical TRANSACTIONS and Of Tie Bndg-
water Treatise MeIeoroOgy, Chemistry and digestion
City, active philsnlhrOPist.
fgril lS-Rey AdOniram Judson, d. aged g. al sea,
on his way nom ms station IN Inda 70 me lSe 81 bou9on
for The recovery Of his heah Dr. Judson tor over nry
years, had labored Missionary Ia India, and was
most accomplished scholar N Oriental languages tie nad
almost completed Burman dictionary, which will remain
monument 10 his lie his labors and his calling, and an
invaluable legacy 10 India. He sleeps In lat Is NORTH,
.4prii Thames Thorn, sculptor OF New York City,,
native Of Scotland sell made artist originally stone
for his Tam OShsnier and other works.
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town. N H. learned divine and author. Born June
4yrl 2-WGism Wordsworth, poet laureate, born
Apr7. no. IN The sob year 81 his age. His first work
CoIefldse. he I.yHeal Ballads In 1914 @The Excur.
1o ~ SI che Wh a Doe ,S OF s, o sy se
nominated 10 the post OF poet laureate
-4Ytd 2t-Hon j. II. Norvel, L. 5 District Attorney
for The District OF Detroit, Mich
he Empire aud Commander OF the Legion OF Henor al
Paris, aged 81. $3.50,
Noy l2Frsncs Sargent Osgood, aJusty esteemed and
accom- ished poetess, a. New-f York .-, -
May 25-hiss Jane Porter. 3 celebrated autloress, al
Nav 2S-Rey j. New land Mafi,. at Mobile celebrated
preacher OF the Methodist denomination
Nav y -Sefaor Gilmore Of South Carolina, successor
ofJoan c. Cslhoun, at Washington. d. c, aged 81.
JUNE.
Jsncll Juan Nupouaceno Maria Moocsda, Count Ola
Tel. n san huis Mexico OF Cholera lie Owned immense
esia'es, AID Is 600 peois at The time OF his Death
Jnne2l.-Mathew Davis, well known politician, and
correspondent OF lie London Times. aged e author OF
journal q European travels. in vols. svo
JrHs2l jacob Hays High Constable ofNew York Ciiy
having held The Office 60 years. he the Oldest public
officer Ia The city aged -
JULY.
jliy Hon Sergeant 5. Prenlss. al NcksDurg, Miss,
an eminent lsw yer and orator
JuV Sir Robert Peel in London tie SD year Of bis
age Born al Tamworth. Stafford county, England Re
turned TO The HoBse Of Commons 10 1909 In 1910 Secretary
for lie Colonies Ia 1919 First Secretary for Ireland In 1917
returned Parliament by the University Of Oxford; alter
wards Home Secretary opposed the Reform Bus IN lsjf
Premier, but lately retired RON Oce 10 hold his seat as
member OF Parliament
july -Rev. VIM Kirby, NJ. a, rector Of Barham. Suf
ok sged o. lie author Of several valuable WORKS on
Entomology among which arc Monographs Apum An
2hr, Introduction 10 Entomology" brdgew hicr Tfca-
use, and The chronological volume Of Sir John Richard
sons , auna B0reali Americana
Jsly 5-D9Ee Of Cambridge, AZ Cambridge House. sey,
eDth son OF George III born Fob a. lI In 1874 received
rank Colonel IN 1884 Peer OF tho Realm Duke Of Cam
bnege, Earl OF Iippcyary, and Baron 81 Culodrn HIS
yearly allowance Of t2oo wa Increased on his mhreR1
10 GH,CoO
NH ZACHARY TAYLOR Twelfth President ofths
United Srates nj Washington, - minutes past 10 o'clock
Al night Born IN Orange Co, Va NOV "A, l!gi appoint
ed FrGt LeuleDeni IN e Sevenlh Infantry May a ir
1870 married Mlss Mafgafes Smith. Ia islz Captain udS