The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-21
Obituary Notices.


Al Bath England on the 2lst January, in the I'D year
Of her age CAnoLsE, widow Of the late Captain James
Woodbridge, R NJ. known to the naval world SO we'll as
the gallant commander Of the Mediator reship when
che broke the boom in the Basque Roads, in 1909
At rea, Nov s, the passage from San Francisco to
calcutta MT EDMoND OrI youngest son Of the late H.
Otis Jr ,eged 25.
At Sutton, Mars, on Sunday LIST inst. Hon JONAS L.
SHELLEY, aged 81 years. Deceased formerly member
Of the Massachusetts, Legislature, and appointed
United States Marshal for the Massac District
under General Jackson, which office he filed accepta-
At Derby terrace, Castle lawn Douglas, Ie Of Man
aged 81 JAMES BOUCHER Esq for many years Provost
Marshal General Of the Island of Grenada West Indies
and eldest ten Of the late Rev. Jonathan Boucher
vicar Of EPSON Surrey.
At New BIsntree, Mars, the Both ult, Hon JOSEPH
BoMMAN formerly member of the Executive Councu
For twenty years wss President Of the Hampshire
Manufacturers Bank at Ware, and enjoyed the conf
deLce OF the whole community as an honest man and
At Gospeit England, recently. Admiral GEoaGE Nc
KSLhY sgsd s This death places two service pensions
AonIai since Sept l6 1851, ana the other by Captain
W, Wapoe, which be will cesse to receive his pro-
motion 10 the rank Of rear admiral
Mr.. I. HursoH TCRsTB, one Of the Rblest OF British
archaolossts died II consumption the 18th January
aged 81 years. Bnhis work On tbs Domestic Archi-
lecture Of the Middle Ages Of which the vonme
published in the spring of las. year by his Intro
cucton to the Household Accounts and by Of his
admirable contributions to the Archaeological Journal
his viii be h, ard of hereafter Among his fciends
the regret will continue 20 be felt that much youth
full sroor shs ud have bsen impaired by i'll health that
much knowledge he possessed should die with him
and that larger account should remain than those
works which Mr. Halsm has quoted and praised in his
supplemental volume to his Middle Ages
January IL, at the lii. house Stroud Sir JOHN DEAN
PAUL Bart aged u years.
January 4, at parnham. sir WILLIAM ooLAyDER. He
was q the fifth bsronet born at PsrnhRm 1882
married Slo the edest daughter Of the fourth Duke Of
Grafton; succeeded his father in 1906; was deputy
lieutenant Of Dorset and repre- sentd Bodmin in Para-
ment from 1907 to 1917 He is succeeded by his
now Sir HenIy ogander, born in 1871, and married in
ls45 the youngest daughter of the late Sir George
William Leeds, Bart
On the 2lst DecembeI in Upper Ebury street Pimlico
Mr.. GhoRcr HERBERT RcpwkLL, the musical composer
Mr. Rodwel who WAS we'll known in the musical world
fer his many song aud ballad POSITIONS alse
drsmatic and Literary writer. He was author of the
travassn.s O. Bph Ming Hal played with much sue,
played at seys; his literary productions being The
Memoirs OF an Umbrella and "Old London. BRIDGE
The deceased gentleman was Of most amable DISPOSE
ton, and his decesse will be lameuted by Q numerous
circle Ct friends and admirers.
January II, at Manchester, Mr. GEORGE WARD 3oHAS-
eyed ol Deceased served as a bay on board the
Victory in the acon CT Cape Trafalgar the 2ls Oc-
cher 1865 and fowh!ch hclately received silver medal
and clap from her Msjsstys governments.
At Autin Texas, on the 23d jan. Capt. Henry Aus-
the last Of the older portion Of that family that
ltnz Texas At early period in his life he visited
the East III dies Persia Arabia ar almost al the places
Of note in Europe and Americathat be prisoner
in England during part Of the war of lsl2-and that
rio for the navigation Of the Rio Grande by steam
having the exclusive right navigate that river for
twenty years. From the commencement Of the enter
prize OF coouixng Texas he cast his lot in and staksd
bis interests upon that country. lie noble speoi-
men Of en- old TexAn-such as the FIRST three hundred
we're. Ills unblemished integry-his courteous man
nef' ard bis excellent qualities both OF head and
heart will his loss to be deeply felt But few
In any country have been more generally respected
At Eyrs, Ohio. on the % inst Judge HrNAS ELY
He YES the son OF Justin Ely Of West Springfield where
he was bern in April l7;5 He removed to Ohio thirty
five years ago, when considerable part of the State
was an unbroken wilderness, and the marked trees
pointed out he way from township to another and
Leg Cabins but few and far between aud where
he ocsted there evidsncs white mans nabi-
taton. In early life he resided some years in New
Yoik ard was ore q the arm Of I : II e.; who we're
extensively asss gel ia otsgn Commerce In the prose
cuticn Of which be- visited spain England and Franco
and witness Of the marriage Of the Emperor
Napoleon Bcnaparte with the Priact.s Maria Louisa in
l6o Mr. Ely was feierast. of the school OF George
CADET Harrison Gray Otis; and TaQmas Haulysids
Perkins. lie lived 10 see an immo7ss fore.t cleared
away and thriving prosperous town rise up named
after hri witch many fine and well built dwelling hou,es
and five churches Of them costing httsen thousand
/ dollars.