The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-25

bis hessth le1re has been restored 70 the
place have been suficent 70 enable him 10 rosue and
! hnfb his tax rcmsns TO be seen
At Bariows Hotel Newport, Kentucky ON Sunday
night May 10 Mrs. CamfRoN, aged l09 years She was
/ mind and great energy Of character
| In sanIuoit Oneida county, on Saturday, May Is,
AcAarL Curtis Eq in the efth year of his age In the
later struggles OF our revolutionary period he enlisted
into the American amy and stationed to protect the
northern frontier IN the memorable year when Lord
Ccrnw sllis 10y the surrender Of hi. whole army termi
mated in fact bo-ss in favor of In the
year 1905 he "a from Washington county 10 the
village Of ssu1uot In the year 1900, he received the
spponte nj Of Justice OF th Peace which he held for
w MT Fix years. ant for the of that time COM
missioner Of dees Soon after he appointed Super
ndept Of the Brehertown and Stockbridge Indians
which Office he heno-aby filled Tor fifteen years From
he year 1914 10 1879 he wss Judge Of The County Court
o. Oneida,
AZ Kingston Upper canada on Thursday Nav 10
WILLIAM Gaa1aET. Esq, aged 70 years. Major CARAT
for many years resident Of Buttcrnuts, Ots,go
county where be was extensively engaged in mercsn
tile pursuits but owing to ad. circumstances in bu-
Sne.s he removed, some fort years ago to Kingston
where ne smassed IN immense fortune. lie filed
nportant offices until towards The close OF life. lie
Joycd markedly good ht alta until within few days
hi, death His sight, however, had become dim for
Ii, SECULAR sdairs
Ats Louis, on Friday, May IL, JOSIAH srAlpIsc, Esq.
Al minent member OF the Missouri bar.
In moratipg the deccase OF those who near
or dear 70 s il not unfrelucntiy that partial
friend hip or bereayed affection may dictate eulogy
tbeg from feeling than Judgment We world not that the
friend VITO beloved by those who beat knew his
worth should pass away from among thouAttempt
ing however imptreotly 10 speak Of the many and
ro virtues which adorned the character deceased
20 the memory Of che friend whose cheerful voice and
whose benicnant smile shall hear and
ever We shat! accord but simple justice in saying Ire
an a;leconate husband indulscnt father. beloved
alike in the private domestic circle and in public life
Mr.. Charles =. Rice whose death this day publish,
haS FOR many years been well and favoraby known to
thousands Of citizens proprietor of the principal
hotels at Catsk Mountains and Saratoga and more re-
Gently for several years Of the Neptune House New Ro
chrle. To the many who have sought temporary home
beneath his root, ard who have known Mr. Rice the
beTs! host and polite gentleman, DESTROYS of adding
70 the comfort and enjoyments Of his guests need not
appeal lie noted for his berality and gener
oty Of character % Mr. Rice in the hoer relations of
husband apdparent brother and friend, partcu-
isr!y would speak.
About eighteen months previous TO his death Mr. Rice,
btng greatly harassed in mind by business matters in
consequence Of upprinciped deception practised upon
him became deranged increasing gradually to degree
that rendered IL exredient to place him at asylum
where was hoped quiet and rest would restore those
faculties which had always been exercised for the welfare
and happiness Of al around him BY Him .'who doeth
a. things well" it otherwise ordered. and he was
taSeo from his afflicted family home, where the weary
may find rest and peace.
Mr. Rice leaves to the ooi bosom Of the world
ing wife who has been his faithful hepmate the par
taker Of his abor his joys hrs sorrows and young
daughter. scarcely yet Of an ago to fully comprehend
that il her father She has lost her rues friend and pro-
tecor her best guide and counsellor That the memory
OF the lost parent will be arIenty and aectonaey
cherished rs bright example cannot doabt. The
bcreayed mother brothers and sisters OF Mr. Rice, will
long and deeply mourn the los of who
aeconate kind and sympathisng friend and
Their Happy s for them that their enduring reliance
the promises Of divine revelation and their humble trust in
the saviour Of all enables them i'll this their day Of
row. 10 mourn not those who without hope but
rather la joyful anticipation Of lasting union in
happier and brighter realms OF our friend who has
passed on it may in truth lie said he lived respected
and beloved and in his grave enmities lie buried To
know him intimately 10 appreciate and love him To
his bereayed partner oler heartfelt coincidence
and unfegned sympathy
His remains were taken to scauoit for nterment.