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

yvs.d With BIZ Charles Hsn Of the discoveries Of
r.-asn ssTn ovrnySv, in Portland, Conn, sgsd 90.
b took part in the rsyplu tionary struggle.
ls.-Gsn Won BuRosNrLErH In Holsssin, sGsd II. he
Sr Jonr H. PraLY, in Essex England aged rs years.
John eldest Of John Kinds Pely, ESQ, OF Up
the v 2, ass 'ISS Of The
Ank In ls4o and was elected governor in lS4 he vas
30 governor Of the Hudson Bay Company and deputy
hsDAY, "a DR. EsrAs hoEson in New Haven Conn.
ed SO. he was q surgeon IN the revolutionary army
was In the action at Harlem Heights.
i-JAnss Wool, in Lsnsipgburg, N Y, aged 90
>. He q revolutionary soldier, and was at the
pwARp CUNNINGHAM in Kiro ssenty county of Water
~ Ireland eyed ITO years. Till within two months Of
II death be walked two niles to church every Sunday
N-6overnor vAscr, near Urbana Ohio He had
ed in The State Legislature, in Congress and ss Co.
rofsssor JAMES l. KINGSLEY, at New Haven, aged "A.
served as professor at Yale College for fifty years
q He came from Ireland. and served in the Irish
reeBs' in the war Of 1919, against England
was Polish Minister Of Forsign Affairs for time dur
q The last revolution. Since 1885 he has nominaly
we'd as assistant in bookssllsrs shop under the
2s-JrnrsAH PowrLL, at whitegtown, aged 1ol years
nso~iA and IA days. He was revolutionary pensioner
SEPTEMBER.
Sc r. PoRrEn, at Tunbridgs Wells, England. He
the head Of the statistical department Of the Eng
kA Beard Of Trade and in 1s was appointed one Of the
progress Of the Nation.n
D. HAINssRLIN, ct Plymouth. aged g. The deceased
supposed to be the last survivor OF keppels action
. also ct the celebrated relief Of Gibraltar ct the
skiSg Of st Eustatia and other West India islands; In
sAs Monarch, which leo the in Rodneys action; in
We shirmish with the French feet off Plymouth and in
Royal George, the Goth of May and 1st OF June;
the two latter Of which he had the medal with two
r.
DO CANA "a, Christian Cherokee Indian an excel
eat Baptist Minister who will be remembered Of
he Indians present with the Rev Evan Jones ct the
meeting Of the Missionary Union, at Pittsburg.
l. aged 49, His history is so well known that
Ay Of his rise and progress win be sufficient here
D<rn May J. 1769 Ensign March 7, 1887; Lieutenant,
December 40 1885 Captain, June &c. 1871; SjOr April
.onel May 8, 1896; Major General, April 20, 1902;
lieutenant General, April rs, 1885, landed at the mouth
the Mondago, In Portugal, August 1908; appointed
comm and the army in Portugal April 1909; created
peer by the titles Of Barren Douro Of Wellesley and Wis.,
eeaDt wellington Of Talavera August 70 1902 pension
~ 600 per annum voted 70 Lord Wellington and his
70 succeeding heirs male February TO- 1870 advanced
the British peerage, by the title Of Earl wellington,
February 81, 1910; appointed Gensralissmo Of the
parish army August H. $780, advanced in the British
eIsge by the title Of Marquis OF wellington August Is,
1870 grant Of fl0O COO from Parliament be laid out
his services. December 7, 1910; General in Spain and
Portugal July 81 1871 appointed Colonel Of the Roya
HoYse Guards January l. 1873 promoted to Field Mar
shall July 1S13 advanced in the British peerage by the
titles Of Marquis Of Douro and Duke Of Wellington, May
1914 grant Of f400 OOO voted by Parliament in add
ton to the former grants June 1914 created Prince Of
Waterloo by the King Of the Netherlands June 1876
giant Of 900 voted by Parliament addition to the
former grants July, 1915.
VICTORIES OF DUKE WELLINGTON.
BombArdments and battles are marked b. distinguish
ing storms and sieges; cs~ combats and cop, captula
tons.