The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01
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ne ~ prosperous cAssn. ms9bsr Of the coun
has bsp o. tie hsuse o. thst .Ss,s
he died Such Is life.
Uaps CARasrHEss In Rsndalstown ENGLAND He ssrved
in the rrsnsst called tbs slAshsrs In all the Psnu
suls osnpsiens sud received the war medal With ten
clssps lie Wss Gsost Qustre Bras and Waterloo where
he obtained the medal
RosrAr THIsrlswoop spectacle maker 1t Birminghau,
aged ~ The deceased Of the few who
usder Lord Nelson 1t Trafalgar He a marine
board the ajax end In 1907 nearly lost by that
vessel being burned.
2.-FRsDEncK AuoUsrE LOUIS vrrssy DE- MARmovr.
Msrhsi Mar mont, Duke de Rsguss, ct Venice born at
CbatlIon sur Seine the 10th june lT74 In 1889 he
fantry and In 702 made his first osmpsiga with the
OF the Alps lieutenant OF artillery In 1877 he
attached to the staff OF General Bonsparte and
sent BY him from Italy present to the Directory thirty
two hsgs which had been taken from the enemy He
formed part ped ion to Egypt and rstur ned TO
France with the General in Chief After the Is Bra
MARE he named Councillor of State and Command
ant In Chief Of the Of hs Artillery He made the
campaign Of 1900 and after the battle Of Marenso wss
rsised to the rank Inspector General OF Artillery Hs
commanded the army OF Holland 10 1906 He carried on
the siege OF Raguss and copied the territory of ths
old Ksgusian Republic until 500. He took part in the
battle Of wsgrsn and after that campaign was maas
Marshal Of the Empire and had the title Of Duke de Rs
guse oonieIrsd upon hin He made all the campaigns Of
Germany, where hs commanded corps d'armee. He was
the battles Of Lutzen Bsutzen Wurtzen and
Dresden In 1914 be received orders form junction
and to Paris MsrmopG occupied the Butte 5ante
Chsumont, bNt instead OF fighting he opened nsgotia
lions with the Prince de 5chwartzenberg Louis XVIII
the command OF Of the companies OF his body
guard TO hs Duke de Rsgue, and he retired to Client
with tho King On tn restoration his company
was dsbsndsd In 1926 hc represen ted France ct the
coronation Of tho Emperor Nicholas In 1880 he had the
osnmsnd OF the Psrs Since that period he has
been voluntary exile in foreign land His name lad
been struck the list of the Marshas Of France
and black veil covered his portrait In the Sale des Ma
Iechaux 1t the palace Of the rnleres The capital fsa
ture in M.rmont biography is the separate esptulation
by which he the Emperor at Fontanebeau and
acoordDg0 which he uncovered his master by drawing
off his corps damee Versailles, and leaving the road to
Fontanebeau to the allied armies concentrated ct
Paris Marmont rivestea by his betrayal Of the Empe
to the OF the Bourbons and prevented by the
OF his spostscy from initiating the weakness OF
Hey formed Of the fugitive court st Gsnd and
entered Frspoe with the second restoration. He was
Commander 10 Chief OF the army when Charles K was
PEELED by the citizens Ut Paris FOR crimes which have
been since pardoned to Louis Napoleon
DR. JoHs PARK In Worcester, Mass aged IS years. He
vas active member of the old federal party in Msssa
usetts during the Of efers0n and Mad
SON and editor Of the Boston Repatorp. ae
distinguished for his cultivated literary tastes. He
was the father Of Mrs L. G.. Hail. the autheress of
Marism,n go
DR. AMoRr aLAziER in Fall River Mass aged 70 years.
He Wa 81 the earliest settlers Of that town and
Rev. JoHS srELLIre PorKrN in Cambridge, Mass aged
SO years He graduated 1T Harvard College In 1782 In
1918 he appointed Professor Of the Greek Language
and In 1929 he succeeded Edward Everett Professor Of
Greek literature in Harvard college.
3-JosErH swnDlr. near Blythe, England, aged 100
years IL months and % days Had not had three days
vas busy saving and ohopping wood
ElIzABEIn DouoLAs In Kirkcudbrghtshlre Scotland,
4-Rev. GEORGE DAsHIELL in New York city, aged 81.
BE vas formerly rector of st. Peters church, BAlt-
more
SAMUEL PRESTON in Huron Ohio, aged r. He was
EDITOR Of the Reflector. OF that place He learned the
printing business in the Boston Palladium office publish
q the Famer's Cabtnet in keene n H. which he left In
1901 ard went to Ohio in 1870 He became editor Of the
X fect0r in 1880
5-EAAc GrLrs, in Calvert county Nd, aged LOT
VIA n ff
6-BELA BApoER, in Philadslphla. he died in tho
Friends Insane Asylum Some years ago no figured as
proDI ent Wig Politician
Hen VIM BuLLooH in Savannah Ca aged n. His
ather WAS Archibald Bulooh, who was member OF the
Congress in IT'S and President Of the Pro
l777 The pstered in the service Of the United
states in the Of 1872 the heavy artillery Of Savan
.sh He Il member OF the United States Senate In
Sl3 be President of the Bank of the State Of Geor
ya for twenty seven He was Mayor of Savannah
n 1850
Rrusss EDmoSDsos in st. Louis No, aged 6s He
better known Jack Bowers the most noted thief
the Mississippi Valley He had been arrested lis times
md iDcarcerated in various prisons 81 times.
Sir HAKcouRr LEES, in Dublin Ireland, aged IS.
4s at time spirited leader Of the 0rsngenen Of
Ireland.
LADY JASE DALsrMrLK HAMILTON, in Paris, aged 70.
ms the oldest daughter OF the celebrated Admiral
-ord duncan In her youth sue was one OF the most
,esuiS Of the day, and attracted much admirs-
ion that remarkable occasion when hanging on the
'eteran arm of her stately aud gallant father she ap
feared in the royal procession which went to st Paus
er the battle of Camperdown, to give thanks for the
,reat navel victory.
a.--JAoos wEAyEs, in Adams, N. T., aged % He was
der Of the revolution, in Boston when the tea
thrown syorboard and at the battle OF Bunker Hi
ais wife survives him aged OIL she lived with her hos
,snd II years.
long known the principal conductor Of the Nsss!
md died at hs residence in the Rue dc Bolrgosne re-
is. In the month Of November last he he'd stroke Of
pcpexy from TIE effects Of viii he had not recovered
The more inporta Mt events In which Masst was CON
orr the Contribution which went BY bis name
md which chiefly his creation II will be re-
nenbered that after the days Of February he was for
ome time MAY Of PARIS under the Provisional govern
nent and that afterwards he appointed President OF
The Constituent Assembly The failure Of General Co
.agnsc IN the election FOR the OF the rep9o
n Marrast who one OF General Cavaignscs most
intimate snd confidential friends It Is said that Gen.
Cavkgnao had been cleo led his intention was TO have
appointed Marrast Vice President Of the republic.
Descon JaBEz BRAIrAED, In Cleveland Ohio. aged vi.
He aeived musician 10 the revolutionary army and
afe sjor at the battle Of White Plains He subse
lu.Dty served on board pvateer, under Captain Tin
ker OF tho United states Navy.
I'm. JEAs. MARIE BAUD in Louvain, Belgium aged
He Doctor and Aeeicsl Professor at the UDver
,y Of Lcuya'u Chevser OF the orders Of Leopold, Of
the Seusrd Lion and OF Saint Maurice and Lazarus OF
sardinia, and Of several learned societies OF Belgium,
france Italy Prussia Holland and America, President
of the medical commission of Louvain SO
81 She was the vdo- Of Marshal souit She va, born
sad bred Protestant but became Catholic on her
death BID.
,nd months She bale aud wssln to within few
d. ys Of her death
1S.-EfTHsp sI1yfrTHeRs in Etobi,oke near Icron
10 Canada aged o. She OF the eldest settlers
NADIA and ergratsd 10 that country from the State
Of New Jersey shortly after the Revolution ul77s The
ony communication which existed at that time between
the United States and Canada consisted OF indian
pathway through the forest and the deeeased was enc
Of many others who went BY that route, mounted on
pak horses
10 -HssHY GIBso-, in Eswberg N Y, aged 1ol years
md IL days. lie Of Wssningtons Life Guards.
He buried a. Greenwood with great military Pomp
and ceremony.
General Count p'ArruoUARD, Ia Paris France. aged
TO- he entered the French service In 1889 and became
General Of Divson In 1910. He considsred one Of
the boat officers Of the empire.
Joss FsANoisoo RGpHigUEs in Havana, Cuba aged liz
'.ars and fer doys He was negro
JANIr McDo~.D ~ Inverness Scotland aged loo years
She could thrcsd eambric needle to within short Pc
Rod OF her death
l6 -RieuAyn LsArostrT in New York city aged 80.
lie the Oldest member OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church IN the city perhaps in the United states He
was one Of the few who worshpped in the odd Sail Lo
In Hore and Cart street (nos William street,
1f-Mos1s VI Russell, in PniladelphiA. He prtici-
pssi In the battles Of Chppews sod Ese and wss AID OF