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

NECROLOGf.
JANUARY
Jan. ct s. Davies, F. X. g., +. A g., Prof. hath-
ematcs in the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich.
aged 81. A distinguished Mathematician and author.
Jan. Alexander Mac Donald, antquary, at Edln-
buTgh Keeper OF the Register Of DEEDS and Protests
Jan iI~Joseph B. Anthony, President Judge of the
Eighth Judicial District of Pennsylvania, and late
member Of Congress. Born 10Th June, 1885,
Jan. l4-Thomas Birch, at Philadelphia, aged -
an eminent painter
Jan. l5-James Wallace. DID, distinguished
Mathematician; formerly Professor Of Mathematics
in Columbia College, n. Y, Georgetown College,
ID. C., and lately IN The South Carolina College,
Author OF valuable treatises.
Jan. l7-Aarquls OF Northampton, at Castle Ash
ley. aged 81 several years President of the Royal
Society and the Archaeological Society
Jan. 20-Donald Mackenzie, at Mayville, N. Y,
aged e. lie was partner of John Jacob Astor in the
Eur trade in 1895 be was appointed Governor OF
the HUDSON Bay Company and In 1892 eis 1t, and re-
turned 10 Mayville. where he died.
Jan. 22-Re Walter Cotton, Chaplain in the
L. Navy, and popular author. Atthe commence
ment of the war with Mexico he was ordered with
the Congress the flag ship OF the Pacific station, to
the west coast OF America He was appointed Al
calde of Monterey established the first newspaper
in California, " The Californian" now called The
" Alta California y built the first school-house in
that State ard the first public hall During MS adj
ministration the first discovery OF gold was made,
fact which he was the first TO announce IN The Pata.
deipAta North Amtrican. lie wrote I" Deck and Port"
ma" with other volumes. He died in Philadelphia,
aged about 81.
Jan 2i-Marquis of Hastings, at Dublin, aged 10.
He was an ensign in the SOD Regiment of Foot
Jan. 27-John James Audubon, one of the most
eminent naturalists Of the world, at his house in
New-Nork City, aged76 His OrnIihology and other
contributions TO natural history are indesuuclioe
monuments Of science and art.
Jan "s-Wiiliam Wilson painter of high rcpusa-
ton, at Charleston \. q.
Jon 30-Horace Everett, LID, at Windsor, VI,
aged -. Fourteen years Member OF Congress
Jan 3l-Mr. Kaufman, of Texas. Born IN 1913
In Gun berand Co., Pa, whence he removed 10 Tex
as. In 1895, member of the Texan Congress, and
elected Speaker. On the admission of that State 10
the Union, elected to United States Congress.
FEBRUARY.
Feb 9-Rey. John Ogilby d. D. of Network,
died IN Paris. He was rector OF 81. Marks church,
New oTk, and for nine years Professor OF Ecclesi-
asiical History in the Episcopal Seminary.
Feb. 3-Ilon. Benjamin Crownlnshied, IN Boston,
aged =. Secretary OF the Navy under Fresidehs
Madison and Monroe, and Member OF Congress from
Feb 5-John Pye Smith D. D.. one of the most
eminent scholars and iheologlans OF the time, a.
GuioTc, near Leeds. England, aged 20 tie was
forifty years Theological Tutor and Pr acpal of
HomeIfon College He wrote seyera valuable
works. and was eminent writer on Geology as
connected with Theology
Feb. iS-MajOr Auguste DaveZac. OF Nsw-fork,
once popular politician, an and 10 Gen JACKSON Al
New-Orlesns, who appointed him image 70 the
the New York Legislature.
Feb l9-M jacob, at Berlin-well known for his
lahOrs IN elecuo-chemistrY.
thoress az Hampstead, Eng. aged 50. Her works
are numerous, and Of high merit
Fec. 2i-spentni, the celebrated composer al
Majolaii. near Ancona, aged ~.
Feb. 97-Frederic Xavier Fernbach, inventor of a
siyle OF painting that bears his name, at Munich
Feb 2S-Marshal Dode de Ia Brunlere, soldier OF
Napoleon who made him Lieutenant General, a.
Pans. aged IT, He was IN all the great battles OF
the EmIIe, directed the late forIiRcatlons around
Paris, and made Marshal by Louis Philippe.
Feb. 2s-Capt. j. d. Cunningham, of the Bengal
Engineers, in INDIA, aged TO- He was a son OF Allan
Feb. John Louis Yanoski at Paris aged 81,
eminent French historian and Professor al STAN
ls.aus College.
Feb --Ckarles Coquereu in PariS popular
French author Of various works OF general hters-
Feb.---Chares Mathew Sander, one Of the most
celebrated surgeons OF Germany, and an eminent
author.
MARCH
March James Richardson, the celebrated An
can traveller, lnsuIutua, IN Bonou Afrlca.
March 9-BTeyet MAJOR General George NJ Brooke,
of the [ : Army, az san Antonio. Texas.
March ll-HOn. George hcDufie, late Governor
of South Carolina, Member Of House 81 Represent
atyes, and L. > Senator
March2i-M Morlllan. a popular and fertleFreHch
GIamasSt. az Paris.
March i4-Ferdinand Got,hef Hand, Professor
Of Greek Literature IN the University OF Jena, for
March l7-Hsns Christian oersted, an eminent
Damien naturalist at Copenhagen, aged "A. He
made many important discoveries.
March 2l-Col ). Skinner, ~ Baltimore, Ed
tor of " The PloW. The Loon, and The Anvil" Col
SIMMER was an able and vigorous writer on Agri-
culture ard Political Economy, and Jealous
advocate Of the Protection Doctrines.
March 22-HOn Isaac Hill. late Governor of New
Hampshire. and United states Senator, and d prom
lneDI EciloT Of tie Democratic" school.
March - Mordecai Manasseh Noah, al New
York, aged Go, popular and able editor, and lsts
Consul 10 Tunis and Minister 10 AlgIers
March 2f-Msjor James Rees born Id 1885, died
at Geneva. aged e5-Deputy QuartermasteT General
vi der Wsshingt0n.
March 25-Hon. Thomas Burnside, one Of the
Justices o the Supreme Court % Pennsylvania died
az Germantown. aged 06-laie Member Of Congress
ard Of the state senate
March .6-Samuel Farmer JARVIS, d. D at Md
oleiovR, Conn, aged o. formerly professor of Bib.
lical Criticism ID the Theological Seminary and
subsequently, Professor Of Oriental Languages and
Literature IN Trinity College, Hartford.
March ---henIy oe BTeslaw, Ser nor Of tie Faculty
VI Medicine IN the University OF u mich.
March Henry Delstoucbe popular French
editor AM author. ~ A1lnay, France. aged 65.
March ---PatIe ROzaVeD, famous Jesuit, in
Rome, eyed g.
APRIL.
April li-PTlnfe Ntigens.ein, at Berlin, aged
81 Minister Of the Royal HsuSe of Prussia, since
1873
April l2-David Daggett LID At Eew-Hayen,
aged 20 Many years Professor of Law in Yale Col
less and Chiet Justice Of Connecticut.
APib l3-Gen. Hugh Brady, at Detroit Michigan,