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

2s-JoHE G. OIARx, formerly member OF Congress,
from N. T., ct Chenung, N.
Is.Ac wA!.E, SON Of Major General Anthony Wayne,
ct Philadephia aged SO.
vmcrNr GEoaoE DowLINo Esq, the editor Of Beps
Prince De LruoHrrrBuae ct 81. Petersburg grandson
of the Empress Josephine and sonn law OF the Emperor
9.~DAsiSI MERRILL, . revolutionary soldier and one
Of Benedict Arnods Lfsguard just previous to his tres
son, 1t Hollis, N H., aged u
system Of suspension bridges Into France
28-FRAscIs BAyLIEs formerly member Of Congress,
and min ister to Brazil at New Bedford >
29-JAMEs COULTER the last Of the band known as
.BIadys spies" at Marshneld Ohio, aged II years.
eo,sA; , sno was 80 closely concerned in
President Of the Council In the cabinet of King Charles
Albert and after the battle Of Novsra In narch 1s49
sent to Paris IS minister penpotentiary.
NOVEMBER.
1-MAlY Burr the last Of the Punkaquag Indians, at
Canton, Mass, aged 101 years.
2.--Gen Don Carlos DE ALyEAs, At New York he
was Envoy nom the Argentine COnfedera
FR4sou BEoaorr, revolutionary soldier, .sed 1oa
3-Dr scHoLz, one Of the most distinguished oriental
scholars Of Germany. He studied PersiAn and Arabic
under the celebrated Syvsstre de Lacy Of Paris brought
out critical edition Of the New Testament for
which he consulted innumerabls original documents;
Alexandria cairo Central Egypt Palestine syria Mar
mariea 60 He also wrote several volumes France,
Switzerland. &c.
s.-Jrssr Mrnwlr, at Undertook N. Y, aged TO- He
was the hero Of Washington Hvings book called /" The
Legend Of the Sleepy Hollow" and called chsbod Crane
l0-Rear Admiral BLAKE, Of the Copenhagen expedi-
1I.-Hon DAVID HrNsHAw, formerly Secretary Of the
Navy under President Tyler ut Mass aged 66
U.-Rev. Francis PARKMAr brother to the murdered
DR.. Parkman. In Boston.
15.-WnLiAA BLoDeErr, formerly Of Tyngsboro,
revolutionary pensioner Ned 90 years and months
16-JoHN GREENE OUCH painter native of Boston. and
. brother Of Horato Grsenough the SCULPTOR In Paris
T-Rev. JOHN MCINTYRE, ct Robinson N. g., aged lo3
l9-Ex-Governer sHvIrz, Of Pennsylvania at Ian
caster, aged so.
20 -JorArHAn CowpRr, at Norfolk, Va, aged SO and
at the time Of his death Of the Oldest surgeons in the
United States Navy.
2l-DNAH WEBSTER, q colorod woman, aged q
hundred years. at the Union Works. Eicotts Mills
23-WALrEa FORWARD at Pittsburg Pa aged IS for.
JOIN SERGEANT, at Philadelphia aged 49, He was once
candidate for the Vice Presidency and twiOe member
of Congress
JuNIUs BRurUs BoorH, the celebrated actor aged S.
on board steamer 8. Chenoweth the passage from
New Orleans to Louisville.
2.-JoHN w. CROCKETT, son Of the celebrated David
Crockett, at Memphis, Tenn, aged 43.
T..Ars DEBORAH RANDALL, at Annapolis, Nd, aged
80. She had Cften danced with General Washington.
She was the mother OF several distinguished sons.
Countess LoyrLAcE, sole daughter Of the poet Lord
Byron, in London, aged ST.
2s-WnLrAM wu.aoN, . revolutionary soldier, at An
dsrson, 8. G.. aged 30.
2.J4mEs EyHnn4sr, revolutionary soldier in Berks
county, Penn. aged 3d.
2-sARAH THOMPSON Countess Rumford, at Concord
N H., aged W.
3-Madame BRRNADINA ADELAIDE VAN DoeRNrNcK VAN
PoLANEN, 1t Bridgeport, Conn.,, aged 49, She the
widow Of Hon. Roger Gerard Van Polanen Minister of
the Baavian republic to this country during Washing
toms administration.
u.7.-Cspt. SIMEON FULLER, revolutionary soldier, in
6teuben Oneida county, N. Y, aged 81 years,
S.-Hon SAMUEL G. RoANE, in1J Jefferson county, Ar
kansas aged 90 He had been United States At
t0rney President Of the Legislative Council and Judge
Of one of the Circuit Courts
Carl Of Shrewsbury, ct Naples. aged g.
11.-JoHN ANDERSON, in Cincinnati ssed l0l years
EDWARD BxcUIN, distinguished singer, at New York,
aged AZ
13.-SARAH JENrEss, at keutsnborsugh, N. H., aged
100 years and one month
n.-MApAME D'ARUsMoNT, better known a. Fanny
Wright ct Cincinnati, aged 81.
16-CoRNHLIUs p VAN NESS formerly Governor Of
Vermont Minister to Spain and Collector Of the port Of
New York, 1t Philadelphia, sged 70.
T.--WHLAM NELSON, one Of the oldest merchants In
New York; in New York city aged 10. Mr.. N was Pres
ident Of the Board Of Underwriters.
ABIJAH HARREGToN, revolutionary soldier ct Lexing
ton, Mass, sged % years.
1S.-HoRArIo GREErovGH, the SCULPTOR ct Somerville
Mass, aged Al.
ao-AMos LAWRENCE, in Boston. aged 81 years. He
was brother to Abbott late Minister to England
and one OF the wealthies and most charitable Of
Boston. Hs was native Of Groton, Mass, and was
wholly self made man. Mrs L., his wife, Ia aunt to
Mrs President Pierce.