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

and ~ ct the battle Of Waterloo
Hon. .EREMAH Moasew, st Little MianA, Wsrrs
form the first stats ooustisuiioc in 1904 represent.
tive In Congress from 1899 TO 1873 Senator fron 1919
1919 Governor from 1872 70 1928 Canal Oommissic. I.
again 10 Congress from l841 TO 184S Presdsnt Of 20
Little Miami Railroad Company till l8E.
Sir CHARLEs FoRBEs n. D., X. @. H., r. ~. 10 Ene
land, eyed IS He joined the medical staff Of ~ arc
dsoz and 81. Sebastian
Queen Dowsger Of Denmark, MARIA sorHiA FazpERnA
Princess Of Hesss Casse aged "a years She msrris
King Frederic w. July 81, l79o. The King died Dec
25-Mrs. SARAH GILMAN, in New York city. AIRED o.
She the widow OF Nathaniel Gilman who in tn
revolutionary Lieut. Qusrtermaster and Commits
saxy She was able to read to the Last without specta
| 2s-JAsrr ARMOUR LEES, at Mauohline She was 81,
ter Of the late Jean Armour, wife Of the bard Rob
| Burns.
2e.-Capt. ANTHONY Van sAsrvooRD, In Albany aged
81 years. He was formerly master Of sioop the
Hudson and with the exception Of two three he
the last Of the able shippers who before
railroads dreamed Of did all the freghting bust
Of that river.
30--HArs WIsor In sseubenvile, Ohio, aged 49, he
left $l03 600 to religious societies
3L-Dr. JOSE ANTONIO PEREz DE vELAsoo in Vsne-
zuea. He was distinguished prelste and statesman,
and had taken active part in the revolutionary
ments Of the country.
1.-PErER MINorTo, in Turin, aged SO years. He was
the last member of the ancient Venetian nobility, and
the only living Senator Of Venice when she was the
May IL 1897 he to the Senate and Dogs to
dicats in favor Of the people and proclaim democratic
Austrian Eagle, Sig Mnotto retired to private fs but
when the Lion Of Venice made his roaring sound
on the silent iagunes in 1S4S the old vsaetsA
Senator appeared the stage Of political
events and lived long enough to his only pro-
claimed President Of the Venetian Assembly.
Capt. w. WHILLDEr. in Philadelphia, aged So He
was the Oldest steamboat Captain Of this city.
3.-JoHr scHArER, Of Montgomery county, aged az.
de was the largest man that We ever saw The oomA
snflv 0fo al
measuring in width three feet four inches in the clear
and three feet in height Three could have worked
six men to take him from the bed on which he ex
pircd
DUCHESS IDA Of Saxe-Weimar, ct weinar She was
mother Of Prince Edward Of and sister Of
the late Queen Dovager Of England
S.-PRiNoE FELIX ScHwARzENBERo, in Venus, Austria
aged SO He was tho Prime Minister Of Austria, and
.aved that empire in the with Italy and Hungary
by his coalition with Russia He succeeded
Nov a. ls4s after the failure Of Foquismont and Was
r.nberg He was previously minister at Turin and Naples
his in Italy he owes to the great capacity and
energy Of marshA Radetsk under whom he had served
psciany by laison with lady Of rank In England
ANN KELLY, in Lewisham Kent England. aged l03
rica profession and scted at various theatres in Eng
land Ireland and Scotland. She was In the same com
psny with the late Edmund Kean, and also With James
Sheridan Knowles during his brief actor
and 1t her proudest boast that she had often played
" Alicia" to the Jane Shore" Of Mrs Siddons. About
the age OF 60 she lost her hearing and obliged to
same town with Nj Knowles
e-Chsvalier Count v.orrEHErKs, In Russia BE was
knight Of severd Russian orders
7-Vioe Admiral HALoAN, In Paris, France. He was
of the Oldest officers in the French navy.
8-Mrs HuLpAH 6rARLINa, In Osweyo N. Y. aged ITO
years She native Of WalPack, N. J, and distinctly
0-Rev. ELIJAH HrDplsc in Poughkeepsie, n Y,
aged r. He was the senior bishop Of the Msthedist
Episcopal church He tered the ministry Of the church
in 1901 and elected bishop In 1924
lO.-ErHRAM FISHER, in Warren, Conn.,. aged 100
years.
CHARMS BOUCHER near Montreal Canada aged years.
He married TO three wives with whom he had sixty
children He leaves forty three children sixty six grand
children thirteen great grandc hldren twenty eight
phews seventy grand nephews and eighteen grsagrand
nelhews.
most OF the modern authors OF Russia his
works throw great Light on Russian manners.
12,-DAvip 6HRIrER, in Cumberland aged s. He was
road
l8-FRAsK FoRsrER. @. f. F. G. s., in London. He
git and practical mining engineer he was the most dis
tpguished.
H-THoMAs MONROE, in Washington city. ag.d 81.
He Of the commissioners Of that city during the
administration of Washington. He postmaster Of
that city from 1900 to 1929.
Lieutenant Colonel GEoReE LENrox, G. B. in GALWAY,
Ireland He ensersd the British army inslS08 He served
nth the eth regiment In the peninsula from September
Moore. ssn January, 1909 It Lugo, where he was LETT
dangerously Ill and he retained prisoner Of war in
h1apcs until 1914 In ls42 he served the ssmpsg2
the Khybsr the yugduluck the fszeen, and the HUT
Kotl passes and the assault aud capture Of taa He
served also In the campaign the Sute and command
ed the 9th 1t the battle Of Sobraon.
15-ABIJAH HUrr in Belvidere, j., aged Of. Hsen-
old; Afterwards wsat in the navy He pensioned
. midshipman Of the revolutionary navy. He had SIX
Prince PAUL o. Wusrxnsvso in Paris France aged 81.
Two months before his death he ahured the Protestant
for the Catholic faith He was brother 70 the rsisnns
king Of WuItembufg and brother in law Of jerome Bona
parie also. uncle BY marriage, Of Louis Napoleon.
ALEXANDER MAcKAY in Aydalia He was returning
from mssion t. India relative 70 the cotton culture
he author q the popular volumes upon America en-
titled Tho Western World.
16-Hon. HEMAn ALL1H, ct Highgate, vt. He was
He was nephew Of the celebrated revolutionary hero
Ethan Allen.
filed several offices State legislator, representative
in Congress- Judge Of the Court Speaker Of the
Georgia House Of Representatives, &c.
Erl.ssn MAURICE GERARD, in Paris France. aged 70.
He the fifth Marshal deceased, In the space OF three
years Bugeaud Soult Sebastian Marmont having all
died within that time Gerard by their death the
senior Marshal Of France having received his staff Of
office far back 1880. There remain now but five
Marshals Of Frsncs-Reie appointed in 1S47 by Louis
Philippe and Jerome Bonaparte Excelmsns Narisps and
Valiant appointed in lS505l, by Louis Napoleon The
Life Of darshal Gerard has been spent in stirring times
and he has held from first to last almost post OF
honor and borne every possible title Of distinction. He
entered the army a volunteer in 1884, was present at
the battle Of Fleures aid do camp OF Bernadotte
colonel at Austerz general Of brigade in the Russian
campaign general CT division In 1872; count OF the en-
ptre in 1914 Mareha OF France In loJO feet OF france
at tine neral in Chief ct the taking of Ant
werp 1882 twice Minister Of War twice President Of
the Council Of Ministers; Commander in Chief OF the
National Guard Of tho Seine; twice Grand Chancellor Of
the Legion Of Honor and Grand Cross Of that Order since
1914 Gerard commanded division Of Grouohy's corps
in the Emperor's last campaign Hearing the roar OF
in the direction Of Waterloo he made earnest at
tempts Groucby to march In that direction
join the Emperor and the deaf that his command
ing officer turned TO his urgent appeal Is deplored by NJ
de Lamarne the latest historian Of that bloody Held
Is.-Mss. PATrrysr TAYLOR, in Whitley Valley: Ky i,
aged 100 peers and IL days. She the mother Of nine
children all Of whom she survived, although they all
died OF old age.
l9-RrcAARD HusT, in glastonbury England aged 1o2
pears. . -
21-PKTxR ResK In Pittsford, New York aged 81.
He was in several memorable battles Of the Revoutsn
and the surrender Of Lord CORVALLIS AZ York.
town In the Of 1872 he served with General Sullivan
n his Indian campaign
22-Mrs ANA PREssON in Oswegc county, New York
aged 81 She resided in Concord Mas when IL was at
tackled by British troops in IT'S and aided in attend
ing upon the first wounded soldiers 81 the Revolution
23-JoHN YoUNo. in New York city, aged 90. He was
H. N.uu VA~E uovnhIv fhyoo ont