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

Admiral RALrH RANDOLPH wosMLxv, In Utica Dr.
aged o. He was rear admiral Of tho British Navy;h
der CollingwooA, Sir Edward Pillow, and Admiral PMv
70 Mrs. SALLY Ann NILEs, In Philadelphia She
thu relict Of Hezskish Niles, publisher Of Niles We
Resister In Baltimore.
2o.-HEraY CLAY In Washington City At l1kAl
eyed rs Year, months and II days Henry O
was born In Hanover county Virginia, on the l2.h
April, TIT. Received common school eduoston.
Svsnty he was admitted to the bar Shortly sfsrwsi
s s Praocs He began his Political sbe
tne sane time In 1905 he was appointed to the Unit
States Senate In 1897 he was again elected msmb
Of the General Assembly Of Kentucky, aud was ohost
his duel Sh IN Ne ys seo
Clay was again elected 70 the u g. Senate, and dsti
guishsd himself by briisa speeches on important su
Of the House Representative and Was ohoss Soeske
the first day OF his appearance In that body bv vol
Of nearly two to one and during this ssssio. BIS oe
que aApused the country to resist the
Great Britain In the impressment Of American sss
men and tho searching Of American vessels n,
Congress until Janusry. 1914, when he was spponts
Of the commissioners to negotiate treaty Of peas
at Client. Returning nom this important missisR, b
welcomed back by his old constituents and wss
reelected to Congress the floor Of which in 1918
made memorable speeches In favor OF recognizing til
Independence Of the South American republics. In tn
year Mr.. Clay put forth his strength in behalf Of
national system Of internal Improvement In the sss
sion Of 1890 Mr. Clay exerted hcself for the estab
justng the Missouri compromise. In 1928 he rsturnes
to Congress, and elected Speaker by majority
more than three fourths Of the members In iSas Nj
Clay toek very aotve part in the Presidential elesuoa
After the elevation Of Mr. Adams to the Presidency Mr.
Clay was appointed Secretary Of State In 1881 he
elected to the U: s. Senate and nominated IS canH
dase for the Presidency to run in opposition to Genera
Jackson In 1887 he was elected to the Senate and
resigned In February 1912 In 1874 Mr. Clay va, e II
Polk In ls4s he again sent to the U. s. Senate.
had resigned his seat to take effect In September 1885,
but died before that time arrived Thus closed the lsn
political oar 'r Of Henry~Giay.
30-JoHn ArTIr In New York CITY ar.d 100 uesr. an,
months. he was the last of the British army tina
landed in New York He became attached to the Amer
1t is singular that he was at frst refuse,
admttance into tae army in consequence Of the dssAt
state of his health
Sir JAMES McApAM, in London, Eng. He was III
originator Of the syc.en Of macaaamizing roads
1-MRs susANrAH DorY, in Rochester, Mass. aged n
She the widow Of sseph Doty ssldier in tho
luton She lived to have thirty eight descendants of th
fifth generation. At 90 years Of age, . prentsm va
awarded her ut the cattle fair in Bdgewater for tho bes
specimens Of hose which the work Of her hand
at that time
SUNDAY, 4-Msjor MosEs J. BARNARD. In Oregon City
He distinguished himself In nearly s the battles tn
valley Of Mexico.
6.-Hon JOHN TIBnATrs, in Newport, KY, aged 81. =
graduated ct the Lexington University In 1922 stads
law with WIN. T. Barry, had been q member Of Congress
aud . colonel in tie Mexican war.
e.-ALExArDEa AcMMLIr in the city Of Ha1ntba
Mo- aged st. He served in the revolutionary and Inds
wards.
IN DIES RersURs, Baron de Chaulieu, at his shatsa
to the very Oldest noSlesse Of Lower Normandy He
been SUCCESSFULLY auditor Of the Council OF State une
the Empire sub prefect Of Cherboug In 1913 ana ATT
0.-HoN THOMAS MoK T. McKErNA in Reading,
He was formerly . member Of Congress from Penn
Secretary Of the Interior for u short time.
MA,oa AIcHAEI II. CHEvALLIER in Stockton, Gal. ].
was known distinguished Texas ranger.
countyg Maine, aged os BE was With washington
Valley Forge and in tho battles Of Still Water
Monmouth. lie was perfectly vol on the day Of
seated himself and fell asleep and the first intimat
the family had Of his death, was his unusual silence.
1. ann ao.ns ~; Jones ;, 10 washington
10Th 1902 ~ Lieutenant Of Marines, which CONN
sion he held at the outbreak Of the war Of 1872 Y
ery In the army. To those who were the companions
arms Of the deceased his services during the war are
we'll known 70 require special enumeration His zeal
activity in the arduous campaigns Of 1918 and 1914
the Nsgara frontier and his distinguished CALAMITY
Major Of ths staff in the memorable conflicts Of Chip
wa Lundys Lame and the soitie Of Fort Erie, won
him tbs universal respect and admiration Of his brot
officers and the marked appreciation of the governne
MHs. ELxANoa PAax LEWIS, Audley, Berke county,
aged IS. She was the daughter Of John Parks Gus
only son OF Mrs. Martha Washington. by her first N
ria9s with Daniel Psrks Custis Of Virginia Mrs Lev
husband was Lawrence Lewis of Woodawn, Fair
county W. He was Of Gen Washingtons
tors, and sen Of the Generals only sister.
ls-CsLrr4, the Indian Chief st oushatta village
the Trinity river. Cota Is admitted by all to have
Of greater antiquity than any other person In Texas
was very old, and considered to be among ths oidss
all the Indians in Texas some thirty years agH Or
he first was known to the earliest coonss brought Il
by Stephen +. Austn. It is believed by those who
known him longest that his age could mot be much "
traced back through all the revolutions and vieisats
which he witnessed, AID in many Of which he par
Texas in early times than has ever Vii %
written
1s.-Hon. JoHr MoKlrLEs, in Louisville, Ky. He
one Of the Associate Judges Of tho Supreme Cour
the United s trs appointed In 1887.
Col AAsr.s DUvAi:, in Washington CO., Ohio, aged
He commanded . regiment Of Ohio militia to defend
frontier, after the surrender Of Hull.
2O.-Bishop HsssHAw, nsar Frederick, Md. He =
Bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the
JAMES BUM in London. aged 81. In his you
days he was eccentric character and one Of the
Of coach cart, when in motion, and allowing hiI
to revolve upon 1t, even the vehicle was procsedn
q rapid rate
W-MarfhAl ExcELMAss, thrown from his hoxs,
Breteuil near St Cloud France aged 76. He SO
under Napoleon in all his wars and great distine
on the Geld Of battle. In 1s4e, Count Excsimans
called up to Paris and received the spp9ntmes
Grand Chancellor Of the Legion Of Honor, on the
q Marshal Molier. By decree Of the President Of
Republic, General Excelmans raised. on the
March 1851, to the dignity Of Marshal of france.
% Zen. GAspARD GoURoAup, In Paris, France
was aided camp to the Emperor Napoleon, and it
always been beisved th1t he acted insincerely TOW
him ct st. Helena. He twice saved the EmpeIor's
once In the Kremlin and again at Brienne, In 1914
N.-B. r. WANDER, in Ansterdam aged rs. He
q distinguished Dutch painter.
N-Judge LEWIS II. SArpFonD, at Toledo, Ohio,
49, he was Of the Justices Of the superior Cou'
New York. He came 70 this city from the interio
the State, about the 1885 and for severaly
eminent as ohsncery and general lawyer. He
ceeded Murray Hoffman assistant vice. chancellor
believe, in 1913. On the abolition Of the Court Of OF
Gerry he appointed Of the Justices Of the 8,
rlot Court In which oHse he was continued By elest
on the adoption Of the new constitution in 1S47.
the exception Of Judge Oakley perhaps be had the
judicial mind Of any Of the judges In this 6tate.
2s-Baron GsoaGK FREDERIc De LAresDoRrF,
Frieburg, Baden, aged 49, He was the well known b
mist and traveller n de l.. a native Of Heidelb
where his father Chancellor Of the University:
the age 81 80, the young man accompanied Admiral Ki
snstern, as botanst to the expedition in his voy
round the world. n. De L. passed many uosequ
years Of his lie In exploring various botanioal merids
and for time he executed certain ministerial and
maac fraotiOna IN the service Of RuSsa at the cour
Rio J8neiro.
S0.--Jour Mooax In Memphis, Tsra.. ased1ol years
10 daps.
s1-Gxo. A. COOKE, in Baltimers, Md aged n
gallant defender Of that city in 1916
AUGUST.
SUNDAY, 1.-Iudge Henry in st. Louis, Mo,
Ha at1ldAd law with Willie Writ He had