The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

Capt. ROLAND A. LUTHER Of the United States Army.
died at the residence Of his mother ia New Holland Lam
caster county "a the Oh inst aged SO years. He
graduated ut West Point in 1885, and since
csDbected With tie srmy He served with distinction
the hexican first commenced At Palo Alto he re-
rsyed severe wound which dsa Died him from service,
and from the effects Ct which he fully recovered
He returned :, A.xco- aud Joined the division
under Cen Scott aoeut the time that the city Of Mexico
caYitulsted,
JOSEPH Caldwell, member Of the last Congress-
from the Second District Of North Csrchra died at hts
rescercs in e,ste.vils the 5oh ult, Ilnes
OF forty eight hours
RoREKT LITTLE, Revolutionary soldier died in Somerset
county, N. j. on the 9th inst, aged 90 years and IL
months.
RoBlRr f. YouSG formerly editor of the Washington
county Post, and estimabs young man. died on TIE
9Th inst, aged 81
Capt HALL Of the United States Marine Corps died at
Norfolk, on the 18th int.
JOHN KELLEY. soldier Of the Revolution died ia Union
township Auskbgum county Ohio the 11,h ut ,
eyed ninety three Mr. Kelley born in North
Carolina in 1866 At the age Of he joined the
An erican army under Washington aud coatinuei in
service during the with credit to himself and 20
to bis country On the 18th Of September UT he "a,
In the bloody battle the Brandy sine In which he was
oApasrously wounoed and carried from ths field where
an American lady dressed his wounds. and instru-
mental in saving bis life. On the 18th Of July 1779 he
with General Wayne in the rtormng OF Stony Psint
and stood his gToun III one of the most hei ole actions
he honoraby dr charged He was one Of those vhe
engaged Ia the exploration add surveying Of the
State OF Kentucky where he had conflicts with the
Indians but u Gays stood 6rm and unshaken amid the
rum around him He married in virgiaia aud some
forty years ago emgratcd and settled in Muskissuna
He the father Of nine children sigh. whom
him. Mr. Kelley noble specimen of AumAuity>
hoLest pr cent, and strictly pious.
BURLINGTON ANTHONY Esq late United States Marshal
for the District Il Rhode Island died ut his e.idencs
Providence the I2tn instant after insss 0, sons
noBths He wss hrst appointed TO that office in 1884,
upon The demise OF Ebeuszer knight Dexter and held it
ustl ls4l He agn appointed in 1916 BY President
Polk and went out the accession Of General Taylor
to the Pre- idet cy He again . candidate for the
same place this ,pripg, when HE party power
He elected Sheriff Of the county Of Proydenss in the
year 1851 which Office ne held one year.
Mr. ABRAHAM ScoTT. Of the Oldest and MOI ,.s-.
refidehts Of Baltimore departed this life ~. is,b
instant having attained the patrarchAl no q, s;~ht
five Jtarr. Mr.. Scott was noble 4 !. 49, 49,
During the late with treat Bril- IN -h,.h
the liberties Of the country he shoudsrsd his mnsist
AID marched 10 North Point With stout and An honest
heart. sId rendered . goc~, service - A'A'''
allan. aessnd., aged seventy Eve years. and =
on ths 19.h Of Baltimore during the late war; died
:, e' sagus, Massachusetts, LUCY swErnR widow OF
20 late VIM sweesfes, sged "a Her descendants living
At the tine of her descease four children twenty
five grand children fifty great grand children three
Of the fifth geLeIa ,iOn