New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

sgee g. lie served win great tlstiStVn IA sue ts-f
war with Great Brian.
April 95-Da-o- ne \ o ga web, or John Blacksmith,
a Seneca Ct.'ef az ToBaN~nda y. y
ApIh 29-Eal Of CoitenhAm, late Lord hlSa
Ctsrr. llor 81 Gre al Britain, IN Lucca. aged II.
Aprii - Lachmann, the celebrated German Philo-
kmiI---Goercn wah'eabers, the distinguished
Boarls, and Geologist, a. UpSd for - years con-
necied with the UnlreIsiiy OF Upsa'
Ami Christian Tiecs. a celebrated Ger nan
Sculptor, Al Deflin, aged 10
NAY.
May 3-Hon. Philip Hone. an eminen, merchant
and pnilsR,hrepist, of New YORK, aged II.
May l5-Samuel George Morton. NJ d., at Phila-
sepbia distn guished ethnolog 81 and cIanlologst,
ana scistthc writer.
May 0-RichaId Phillips in London, suddenly,
m his 18th year. He held rank among me great
est OF modern chemists, and for many years was
pIots ssor in several institutions In London. His
writings numerous and OF the hughes. character.
May 2s-Hon, Richard Lalor snlel; NJ p for 20
years died at Florence, AGED CO. at which court ne
was the Minister for Great Britain
JUNE.
lure 2-The Earl Of shatesbury. leading mem
Der of the House Of Lords, az his residence IN Dor
seishue, AGED ~.
June 9-Thomas Wright Hill. jealous and emit
nent promoter OF education. aged -
June li-General n. Arbucke, L. S. A, as Fort
Smith, aged about IS.
June l4-Princess Aiyira DEivir, Of the Mogul
race, aged So at Paris. Wien child she fell from
window of the palace into the river. when she was
picked up by some boatmen and sold TO the French,
who held her as a hostage. After many years resi-
dence In Paris she was recognized and an embassy
sent to take her TO her country and her throne, but
she refused on account OF her profession oil Chris
tianlty being inconsistent with such step.
June l6-The celebrated Polish General UmInski,
AT Wiesbaden, aged 20.
June I7-Sir j. Graham Dalze in Edinburgh,
aged H. President of the Society for promoting Use
full Arts and President of the African Institute
OF Paris, and author OF various scientific and nisor
cal works.
June ANDRE CARLSON. Bishop of Calmar, and
author of numerous works on phology, theology,
and jurisprudence. Professor of Greek at the Uni
verrisy OF Lund, and champion OF religious liberty
and parliamentary reform. He died aged about o.
June ---Rev. Azariah Smith, NJ d., Mssionaryiof
the A. b. {. F. NJ, a. Aintab, SYRIA, aged IS.
JULY.
July l-Mr. Dyce Sombre, an eccentric character,
and OF immense wealth, in London.
July 6-Dr ID. NJ. Nor, at Dumfries, Scotland, In
the SD year of his age, Scotch poet and prose
writer
July Cen. James Miller died in Temple. New.
Hampshire, aged &C. lie distinguished himself in the
battles OF Chippewa, Brldgewater and Lundys Lane.
July l0-Louis Jacques Mande Duguerre, the
father Of the Photographic Art, at Paris, aged SO.
July l4-Horace Francois della Porta Seoastana,
Marshal OF France, apd Minister OF Foreign Affairs
under Louis Philippe. at Paris, aged %.
July l7-Rev. John Linguard, d. D., at Homby
Lancashire, Eng, aged 81. He was an eminent his
torIan, and one Of the most eminent writer's OF the
Roman Catholic faith. He published numerous
works on History and Theology, and added lovely
example TO his teachings.
july l7-Gen. Sir Roger H. Sheafe. Bart. at Ed
nburgh, aged SIS. lie served in the war of 1884, and
commanded at Queenston. For his services al this
time he was created q baronet.
July 23-Baron de LedeirIr, the celebrated Rus
sian botanlst, at Munich, aged 65 many years Pro-
fessor at Dorpat and ST. PeIreSbursh and author OF
the Russian Flora.
July 29-Gen. Henry A. 5. Dearborn, at Portland,
Me, aged 81. lie member OF Congress, Ad-
utant General OF Massachusetts, former Collector
al Boston, author Of several works ON Commerce,
a life OF the Apostle Elliot, and ofCommodore BaIn
brcge he left a manuscript work on Architecture,
and one on Flowers, &C. lie vas an active polEi-
elan, and devoted to agriculture and horticulture.
July Edward pullman, son.in.aw 70 Words
worth, and an author of several works.
AUGUST.
August Harriet Lee. the author Of the " Can
terbury Tales" and many other works OF great pop-
larity, al Bristol, England.
Aug. 4-Lady Louisa Stewart, IN London, aged
a. She was the youngest daughter OF the Earl ot
Butte, and granddaughter OF Lady Mary Wortey
Montague.
Aug 9-Gu,zaf, the well known missionary to
China. a. Canton, China, aged IS. lie WAS Chinese
Secretary to the British Plenipotentlafy.
Aug. lO--II f. G.. Paulus, Doctor OF Theology,
Philosophy and Laws, at Heidelberg. aged 90 In
7si, at "A years of age, he was appointed Professor
OF Oriental Languages at Jena in 1893 he succeed.
ed to the theological chair, ard lectcred over 40
years at Jena, Wurtzberg, and Heidelberg
Aug. i5-Gen. Mcclure, at Elgin, illinois, aged so.
Aug. l6-Rev. stephen olLn d. D., at Middle
lege. Macon, Ga, and subsequently and untll his
DEATH President OF the Wesleyan College, Middle
town.
Councillor and Vce-presldent OF the Royal Society,
and for many years Governor OF Bombay ana died
Aug a3~tien. James Mcdowell, Ex-Governor OF
Virginia, near Lexington, Va.
Aug. 26-Hon. NJ. Beverley Tucker, half brother
OF John Randolph at Winchester, Va, aged bout 6s.
Judge Tucker wrote several works was author OF a
course OF Lectures on Government, and Professor
OF Law IN the College OF William and Mary, Will
hamsbuTg, Va.
at his house, IN temporary dependency. lie was
a man Of large mind, of exemplary character pos
sessed of handsome fortune and was the candi-
date for Governor Of the state At the election then
Aug. 27-Rev. Dr. Phillips, in South Africa. He
is justly celebrated for his abors and writings IN con-
ne ciIOn with Christian missions.
Aug ---LOrenZ Oxen, IN his I'D year. lie was a
prolific writer On metaphysical aad scientific sub
jec s. and taught the most extraordinary doctrines
Aug. john GottirIed GrIber Professor OF
Philosophy At Halle Beside numerous works on
History, Archaeology, Mythology and Philosophy, he
was The principal editor of the Universal Encyco
pedla, IN 100 volumes.
SEPTEMBER
Sept. civilian Nicol, f. x. s. f., =. Edinburgh
aged g. distinguished philosopher, inathemati-
caH and author.
Sept. 3-HOn. Levi Woodbury., At Portsmouth,
n H., aged g. Born At Francestown, n. H., in
1880 At 20, elected Secretary to the Senate Of New
Hamp shire. Judge Of the Supreme Court next year.
In 1872 Governor OF NeW-Hampshlre IN 1925
member Of the Legisietme-elected Speaker Of the
House chosen L 5. Senator In 1891, Secretary Of
The Navy under Gen Jackson IN 1894, Secretary Of
the Treasury IN 1871, returned Otne L. ). Senate
and in 1896 chosen Judge Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States
Sept 5-Rev. G.. G.. Freeman, the English mis-
and Secretary of London Missionary
society, a the baths, Hamburg, Germany From
1877 TO 1885, he spent IN Madagascar, where he
translated and wrote and published IN the Malagese
but IN 1885 expelled With the other lsoorers, by
The prosecutions Of The Heather Queen. His la0ors
and writings Will be long remembered.
sept lc-Rey Thomas Ii. Galaudet, universally