The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01

lb--JAMeG COLEMAN, in London aged 1O2
~ = JAMES 0NEIL, at Stafford, Manchester, England,
7-M A. NEVILLE at Berne aged &c. called by his
founder Of the Gszas do Lausanne and although blind
during the last fifteen Of his life he occupied him.
Irsna.. 1t share for half century to tho last '
H-Hen JoHr HUNTER, on Hunters Island New
York He served in the New York Senate eight years
sDd was member Of the Constitutional Convention In
Hmwn; A; TLr.enrn, st Ann Arbor, Mich, aged q.
aC-Risht Rev PniI1TDrs CHASE, B. D., Bishop Of
% Hon. VIZ. BADGER, H. Gimanton, New Hampshire,
ageA 10 He had filled various important Offices under
We State government and was Governor In 1884 and
General CAsrAros Duke Of Baisn and Captain General
a tAe Spanish army: aged 90
22.-kev. PHILiP MILLEpoLER, D D on Staten Island,
sw York, sged 10, minister Of the Dutch Reformed
hureh.
ne King Of Sweden ut Chrstiana
26-HErRY PRATI, st Cohasset aged H. There were
wee sIo,hess and three SISTERS who q funeral
Oldest Sc and all walked they being the descendants
Hhiness Pratt. Of the Pilgrim Fathers wssSsd in
Chari.stown, in l7l2 aged o.
2-rHonAs THoNseN in Edinburgh he was coadju-
the s2sa ana .:.s the
2-JAnEs sHEKTrs, at Niltown Of Kennay ssea 1os
y&us
4-PHur, or "Old Uncle Phn,'' At Grove Hill, Ala,
Slams wHlrconp United States Senator from In
aiaLa in New York
7-wmLiAM HEsRY HAYWOOD, Jr, in Raleigh, North
DaFshnA aged 81.
Madame LAsAReE ut the baths Of Ussat in the south
FrsIce whose trial for poisoning her husband created
great sensation about . dozen years back
s.-MAsK H. s,BLry, At Canandaigua New York.
Mrs MAArHA CUMMINGS ct Canaan. New Hanpehire
Ned 10l years
lo-JoHr L. srrrHrrs, celebrated traveller, q. New
Nk. aged Al.
IA REV sAMusL Bsowr wyLlu, D. D., an eminent
Teaeher Of Philadelphia. Dr. wyis was for more than
century pastor Of the First Reformed Presbyterian
Church.
AEpstw JACKSON oeLE, who a member 81 the
sDsn.sd by President Fillmore charge d'sfarss TO Dem
ARK
II Lady sASpsssoS, In Lexington, Mass, sged les
sss she be memorable for her kind attention to
British soldier who wounded at Lexington In l77S
Bully. a colored man, the property Of the late Mrs.
trah Ingram in Norfolk sgsd III years. He WAS a
" OF Hanover county, Va was At Norfolk when was
uIntd In 17,6 and pressed into his Majesty q
cy Governsr Dunnore; he also ut the battle Of
seat Bridge and remembered all about the siege OF
ofhtown
OHAIsriSA Paterson, one of Robert Burns heroines
hose name at the time he wrote Norton at Mauch
Ne, Rootland, aged 81
ls-MoLLy Gown, at East Montpelier, vt, sged 1o2
H-IsIpERIc LupwIc JAIN, at Freiburg ON the Un-
rut. sged H. The name Of Jahn nsepsrably connect
with liberal principles in Germany. He q msn-
Of the celebrated Frankfort Parliament and WAS the
giBstor OF tina rurnverein Societies. which exist net
ply in Germany but may be found in nearly every city
ID principal town Of the United States.
lo,-Mre LOIS PEcK, widow Of the late Amos Peck Of
ssnpton, Conn, aged 100 years months and Days
~ -AsFER GosDErouGH aged 81, st Deerfeld Mass.
ae was the last revolutionary psusoner in that place
Il -Descon ELEAzER BLAKE. soldier Of the revOla.
fon aged 80 years, 1t Kindge, N. II.
- DArrEL WEBSTER, At Marshfeld Mass The fol.
wing are the events in his life -