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

l60e mem but the second Frenoh oivaen mos having
followed from want Of funds Humbert aad eli his 1ss
obliged TO lay down their arms on September stu
following Arthur O'Conpor. meanwhile, had been ar
the s1.sn 9s
the French Directory, and several tins Irish leaders
TRIAL had arrived succeeded in escaping to France and
we'll received by the First Consul who gave hun the
title Of General of division in tho French army. He
afterwards married Mile dc Condercct and intimate
with all the persons who used to meet ct the house Of
Madame Helvetius and afterwards at N: de Trscys.
slets ON the political position Of Great Britain and
ireland OF late years he has lived his estate at Big
| nor. near Mon targis, where he died.
A-CnAsL.s L>-oro.I ~ nsEp Ma Grand Duke Of
the Grand Duke Ious On the 30th Of March 1890 In
1909 he married the Grand .'hess Sophia Whemins
daughter Of the last King Of . .ns OF
is the wife OF the reigung Duke Of SAKE Ooburs doha
His eldest son Louis the present Grand DUKE WAS born
Dowsger Grand Duchess Of Baden, Is the niece Of the
Josephine The strange story Of Casper Hsuser
who created much talk In 1880, connected with
his accession to the throne.
N-M. TEsTr, at Challot, France, aged IT, Ee was
Minister of Justice and Public Works N OF the last
cabinets Of Louis Philippe
so-CHAsLEs ANDREWS in Paris, Maine, aged 80 He
was democratic member Of Congress from the Fourth
district Of that State He had filled many Offices Of trust
and honor.
Rev: OBApIAH BaowS, in Washington City. He
was well known divine and politician during General
Jacksons time
3-Mn. AMELIA B. wELav, in Louisville, Ky. She
was the we'll known pcetess Of the West.
4-Duks De BsANoAs in Paris aged 30. He was an ex-
peer Of France and grandee Spain, OF the first class
s.-MArTHEw ST.. CLAIR CLARKE In Washington City
.sed 90 He for many years Clerk Of the House Of
Representatives in Congress and subsequently Auditor
OF the Treasury for tho Post Office Department
7.-IsAAc I. HorpEn, in New York oty, aged 81. He
was well known phisnthropst, and bore striking re-
semblanoe to Napoleon
Sir CHARLES Rowan, X. O. B.. in London. He en-
tered the British army in 1877 and served In many bat
ties; wounded at Bsdsjox and also at Waterloo he
was Chief Commissioner Of the Metropolitan Police
General WunArTAI In China He died of wounds
ceived in battle with the rebels The Chinese authorities
Hi: E.esensy su;snan. Genera. " W. twg..nt. com
month - Yang 80 Hesp; in Kwanssi
United States Consul At that place lie til. author
OF "Brutus and Rome" Sweet nome,n 60, &c.
ls..Ars. Louisa g. ADAMS, in Washington City aged
sdent Of the United States She was granddaughter q
the late Governor Johnsoa Of Maryland and married
Consul.
wml4ss Ds..'ox, in Washington City, aged g; He
appointed in 1877 He was well acquainted with the
English French, and Spanish literatares
Prince EDWARD, Of SAKE Altenburg, In Munich:
16.-WILLIAh WILKINSON, In Providence, B. L., aged
% He served In the Revolutionary and engaged
in suivans expedition He the oldest graduate Of
Mrs CAnEaor, in Newport Ky, aged 100 years. She
was one Of the early pioneers Of Kentucky.
aged ITO year.. She wss tho last nnsbitsat Of Scotland
alive when Charles Edward held state In Holyrood and
was In the prime Of life when the United States Of Ane
1s-Geaeral DAs ANTAs in Lisbon, Portugal He
peer Of that country and had been chief of the dpo
23-MARGuERIrE BoArlLLIER, at Genzc, near Cognac,
aged le2 gears She labsred In the fields 70 within few
weeks of her DEATH and preserved her faculties to the
a. HErlMASr, in Colmar, France, aged 100 years.
msnt which conducted Rsbesperrs and st. Just to the
scaRold.
25-Baron EVAN in Brussels aged II. He wa.
retired general Of division minister Of state minister
Of grand officer Of the orders of Leopold Of Belgium,
Of the Legion Of Honor, Of St. Benoit dAoys, 60.
Rear Admiral MorARD, at Honheur, aged 49, He en-
tered the service in 1892 veunteer and second
in command the staff Of the fleet which carried out
Bss
after wards exchanged he was in tho campaigns Of the
Mediterranean and Of st Domingo and continued Gap
tain of the semanto for six years lie was placed On
half pay In 1914
2e -Dr. SAMUEL Nsrr in Franklin Conn, aged %.
seventy pears and probably the oldest pastor in the
United States.
entered the Revolutionary army when II years old and
served In IL three or four years
N-Couatess DE BUPror at Montbard, France, aged
IT, She the reot of the Of tho celebrated natu
ralist, and niece Of Dshbenton the snatomist iThe
families Of these two sapaas are now extinct.
In Germany. person Of the branches Of the
prinoely family Of Lmwsnstsn- Werthsm Freedsnburg
3-Hon PERRY SMITH. in New Milford Conn, aged
He formerly represented Connecticut In tbs United
slLAs PERRY, in Keene, H. aged So He entered the
Revolutionary army when only sixteen years cid and was
Major Andre oonn0sd snd whs escorted him to the
gslows, Oct 2, l7Se.
in law Of Marshal Soult, and had been dstin
guihed member Of tho Chamber Of Deputies and Of the
constituent and legislative assemblies.
e-Brevet 1t. Col. CnAIo, murdered near Ban Diego,
Cal, sgsd years. He was native Of Virginia, and en-
tered the army Second sutsnant Of Dragons l4th
Of October 1857 He after transferred 70 the Third
credit throughout the Florida and Mexican
cond uct and 1t the time Of his death the fourth
captain of the Third regiment Of infantry with the brevet
rank q lieutenant colonel n the ss%y he shared IN
Of Ohurubusco at which place he was severely wounded
in gallant attempt to assault The battery manned and
fought by deseSters from our army.
rev. HOSEA BALLoU, in Boston, Mass, aged 81
yesrs. He was popular and distinguished Universast
Gen. ANTONIO MenAlxs, in Panama, N. G., aged 80.
He one Of the most distinguished men Of New
9-LEvI wxsror, in Indiana aged 90. He served
during the Revolutionary war; and was at the surrender
Of Lord Oornwaliis.
1o-WmHkIM HlsNsoER, in Stockholm Sweden, aged
SO. n H. had been q member Of the Academy of Sci
forty eight years and several times its President
His writings have contributed than anything else
to extend the knowledge OF Sweden In geological and
meteorological sense and in the vast and rich mines
which he possessed in the province Of Bora kopprbcrg
were first applied Sweden al the new processes and
new machinery, which since the commencement Of this
century have 30 grsaty advanced tho mining art II.
the first to divine encourage and aid the genius
Of Berzeius when the latter was young and without
means.
12-Mrs MARY SMirH In Brookfeld, agcd o6. Her
husband Capt Israel Smith is Revolutionary pension
er and ia ~ years months old They lived togsthsr In
the married relation 70 years. and had II children 81
grandchildren co great grandchildren and great great
grand children
DR. Mis- WoLr ssERs in Norway aged g. He was one
OF Norways most learned historians and formerly chief
keeper Of the archives Of the kingdom Dr. W. was the
founder Of the two earliest daily papers published
the MorgarN4des (Mornng Journsl) end the 1idr
title and the other under that Of the Rgateden Jour
nal Of the Kingdom
13-Mr. BgNJAMIN BUR6Ess, in Wayne. Kennebec
county Me tagged lO1 years and months. In his early
life he followed the In 1791 In common with many
othe he los. most Of his property by the depreciation in
the value Of continental money he paid Sll0 Of this
rnooex the Nav Testament. Of which he