The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01
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1.-asn. sis FREDEHeK PaILlrsE RoBIssos, G. G. y.
In Brighton. England aged So He ofc Of the
British army his nrst mission dated sptembsr
IL ITS He the lat surviving OF the late Col
Beverly Robinfon, ofNew York
Mrs. HAnLowE at Gravesend England, aged 81. She
was very talented actress in her time and principally
ssached TO the Old Drary She the last of the old
SchoO OF actresses
1-osptain RoBrRr NEAL, in Portsmouth, N II ), aged
II. He commanded at Fort McCary, In Portsmouth
harbor, during the war Of lSl2-l5
DR. CHAnLEs THroDoaE PRAsz, in Brsslau, Germany
aged - For eleven occupied the chair of Classic al
Phloioy In the University of Berlin
The Prince de- BRooLIo in the Orne France. aged 70
Hs wss Of Marshal de Brogo and Of the amgres
Of the first revolution
S.-Rsv WALrER BALFoUR in Charleston Lass, aged
20 Lie was cisungusned writer and preacher OF the
UniversaLst faith.
Baron A. PAsQurrR In Psr, france. He was surgeon
OF Louis Philippe. and vas with him when he LEFT the
PlAoo de- In ConcordS, Feb "A 1S4S
4-Prof Mons STUART, at Andover, Mass, aged IL
He was Dor. in Wston, Conn.,, on the Goth OF March
1854 and graduated II ale College in 1899 He az
forwards tutor In that institution lie abandoned the
profession Of Law for OF theology was settled
was the Sacred Literature in the Ando
ver theological Seminary. which he filed till ls4s. He
considered the best Hebrew and Oriental scholar in
the United States
ELLIsT WARBUHTor, at sea-lost in the Amazon He
~as author Of the Crescent and the Cross and other
woeks.
Rna vos KsEBEL, the widow Of the late Major Kns-
bel the friend OF Goethe at jena
EvcErE LAvEResE, in Paris, France aged 81. lie
the author Of two volumes the United States and
Largo work ON the state Of Russia
6-JUDv PoLHEaTUs In Jamaica L. /, aged 100 years.
drsn whom the British troops landed on Long Island
She was hoslng corn during the battle Of Long Island
land sged o3 years He was distinguished Hungarian
oe sad defended the bridge Of Peske in the battle Of
Ploki In fransylvsnia with 1000 and guns,
against N000 Ausrians and thirty gums whom he de-
festc0 With great slaughter.
s-MEsr CLEMxsrisE in the Convent Of the Ursu-
lines st Mons at an advanced age She condemned
to death BY the revolutionary tribunal sitting at vsen
ciennss and had to the last step Of the scaold
when she was restored 70 liberty.
Baron D'OHEos, In Stockholm Sweden aged ~. He
WAS dstinguished oriental scholar He published two
works !. French-The People Of the Csucaeus and tie Hs-
tory If IRE Mengshs.
T.-GKoaaK TRoUr. in London England, aged 70. He
was known the Westminster dwarf, was not yard
Madame THEIRS, in Batigaolo France. She the
mother Of n. Theirs, the French statesman.
WILLIAM GRIMsHAw, near Philadelphia aged 10,
tive Of Ireland He wrote The American Chesterfield"
sThe Ladies' Lexicon and numerous smaller works also
several excellent school histories
Hon LEMuEL SAWYER, Ia Washington city. He was
for twenty years member Of Congress from North Caro-
lima.
jour WILSON in Edinburx Scotland aged 10l years and
II me~hs. He a mechanic. Until the last few
0onths he able to read and occasionally to walk out
By himself
ssaAsexLI in Turin, aged SO. He was celebrated
painter, pupil of David His principal works "Eu-
rydioe dying In the arns Of orpdeus sophocles plead
bet ween Napoleon and Alexander At rilsitp SC, &c
u.-Capt. JOHN PssEY in Henderson, Ky aged 70 the
Revolutionary army. Capt served With credit
officer Of Dragons in the troop commanded BY Gen Solo
mon Van Rensselaer, in Waynss army in the celebrated
campaign Of 1896 In the Northern territory.
R-faArcIs GHFrEy, well known lawyer In New
York city, aged 40.
Capt. kowIAsp r CaocKrn In New Bedford Of disease
Of the heart aged 81 for many popular
ost Of Now ork the hrsr mAnders Of
the Black Bali line Of Liverpool packets
Nd sged years She removed to that section when
Va whd'rnsss and oSns.nins few nnas'an'' save
r4-Gsp&. TrLLEr RicHAnesor In Watsrtown, N T.,
aged %. He volunteer soldier at the com mencs-
nest q ths revolution and was ~ the taxing Oh Bur
Hupsor TURNER in London, England, aged 81. He
was the ablsst Of British arch@ologss.
N-ELnAsrTH ARNoLp in Norwich, Conn aged %.
She ooasa Of Benedict Arnold and the last Of his
kiaArsd In that vicinity She died in the Poor House
but carried there shortly before her DEATH at her own
16-CAruAsIwr CnrvIrn In St. Louis, Mo-, ssed 1o4
yess. She Q cooied woman.
Miss BnRr, in England, aged 81. She was dishn-
guishsd for her intellectual endowmsnts.
H.-PEAsoDr B.ADroRD in Auburn, Me-, aged 3d.
ntienaxy army In May, l775.
RED.aorp L. sTAsLEr in Duplin county, N c., assd
the tina Of her capture by Btih in the last war
With tho res OF his comrades, ne was connned IN the
Dsxtmoor Prison ship for two years
18.-Mrs. FL srE PHILLIPS in Columbus Chenango Co,
NY, aged I03 years.
CaRIsTtAr McKrrzIE, in oldneidoun, Aberdsenshire
scotlsnd, aged 106 years He was public pauper for
10.-Coionel PArSr Topp, in Washington city D. G.,
aged Ys He was the Of Mrs Madison and was, for
some time the private secretary OF President Madison
and subsequently secretary Of Legation OF the United
States Commissioners when the treaty Of Client was con-
ciuded -
Captain JoHr HArr, in White Plains n. aged So.
Gle choked TO death piece of beef weighing half an
found In his gulet He was surveyor OF New
York under Monroe's administration
20-Mrs Susan AUGUSTA Coorrs. suddenly OF an
was . sister Of Bishop Delaney and widow of James Fsn
Cooper, the distinguished American novens. VINO
died at the sams place september H. lSoi sne was
married TO Mr.. q. January l. ISL.
PmLLIs q laboriOus colored woman, at Beverly
Farms Mass, aged leo pears.
2l-JoHr MCLEAN, in Inverness Scotland aged los
years He rsooectsd the first post chaie and when the
first coal was burned
G. N RoDwELL, in London England lie was . well
known musical composer, and was the author OF BLUM
CssoLrrr WooLnrDer in Bath. England aged "a She
was the widow Of Captain James Woelridge y =. who
commanded the Mediator fire ship when she broke the
boom in the Basque Roads in 1909.
had resided in the sixth ward for fifty years From 1918
30 1876 he OF the Representatives OF that ward
in the Common Council He Vas leading democrat
and associated, in political matters with John raryee,
ateDbeu Allen Walter Bovine. SO He was President OF
the Mechanics Society for one term
Oeptain CALEp PARMErrEa In Attleboro Me aged %.
He leaves . widow Of the sge; they lived sossthsr
In the marriage relation seventy two years he was
rsvoutooa pensons, Two s1h.s IL RSoas Land
and ss Rowland Ferry, near Pail River
Er.sArn NIcHors In Greenfield, Ct, aged 96 lie was
soldier OF the revolution saw the British take posses
SION Of Brooklyn Heights vas 81 Inc sulrsnssr VI Dur
0oyns and at the burning Of Fairfield and Nor.ak
b1rrgL TAn In South Huntington Pa, aged SO he
wa oaptsrsd by the Indians 1t the burning OF damon
and lived with them for year.. he sided With the go
Venment ct the whiskey Insurrectou IN PennyiVAnla
28-PATRIoK MoorEy in Boston Mass Ased 10 ne
Uss thirty years sexton the cathedral Of the Holy
Cross in that city He TO Boston soon aier tne
Irish rebellion Of '96. ,
Can't HExaY AUSTIN In Austin, Texas He was the
Last OF the elder portion of the Austin family who colo
ni1sd Texas He had visited the East Indies, Persia,
Arabia &c and prisoner Of var In EnsiAnd IN loLs'
He wa a citizen Of Mexico and an empresa-
rio for the navigation Of the Rio Grande By steam
GrovArrr BERscBrr, poet sad political writer agea o.
IT Turin -. "a n
M-Coi J cocKs.rs, In Bath England aged 10 lie
e.t-r,d the Brf.h army 1899 and accompanied the
Guards to Egypt in 1901. -,.h -.
pritsh army at Waterloo besides the st.rioo msoa,
tns peseives me silver medal WITH seven clasps or o