The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

Obituary.
Did, q his rssidsscs In Fayetteville Nsrth oarsaa
q Sunday, 10th February 1854 Hon. RoBRRr sraAsss,
lathe s0h year Of h ass BE had nlisd many places Of
high trust u the ststs and was always equal to the
spoasbiss and duties Of His station he was for many
years Judge of the superior courts Of v and equity,
and from 1883 to 1870 Senator In Congress- and s the
time OF his dsata Solicitor Of The Fifth judicial CIR
cult Of North Carolina We extract the following parteu.
hrs OF the character and life Of Judge Strange from
Whsslsr's History Of North oaroliaa:-
Ho. Robert sra.ls represented the town Of TAystts
native Of Virginia. and born on the 2oth Ssptsmbsr
1850: He was sduestsd ct Hampdsn Sdnsy College,
the town Of Fsysttsvis, nom vhioh - ~ s,S.ta
member Of the House Of Commons in l01I and ssrved
With some inssrmi.soa. until Isae whsa :: sssd
held with great credit u hia,sK and much aatsss
toa 10 his csuntrymsn that ths Lsgislaturs 1885
In this illustrious body (Par coasaa d the astosI
the Efforts Of Jadgs Strange wsrs Of highly intesctua
port Of whatsvsr his conscsncs assured him gkk
commanded the respect OF his ccnpssrs In the Ssnsts
In private circles his good humor and Wit rendered him
se s,ts Is is. andsr inaruosns from the a.ns a.
ssmby glad 70 escape from the pisss pelngs Of ths
pursuits Of S profsssion Of which be Q the pride s.d
ornament He Solicitor Of the Fifth Judicial Or
% e n
N: innocent have nothing to fear, he Is indeed terror
Only in the profession OF the Law and in the Senate
nas Judge been conspcuous, but - writer he has
oss been before the public HE style highly imasaa-
.ss:a. 81 :.
Is classic and beautiful His suEogy upon Judge Gssoe
sssnos but Affect u. heart improve the feeling and a.
read IT,
Judge Strange. 4 .m b .seoIsesss, was eandsdass
The Lssature Of North Caro- for the post Of United
States Senator from that State and In Of ths
Lsskturs Wa unable 10 make choice, and The vacancy
SIN EXITS He Was also, ct the Tins OF his DEATH men.
Der OF the National Democratic Ststs Oonmittss.
DEATH OF GENERAL ROBERT ARMS rRONa.
From the Warrington Union, Feb "a
The melaDcholy duty devoves upon us Of announcing
the death of General Robert Armstrong the proprietor q
this paper and associate In its MtoriA mauagsmsat
10 died last evening at seven O'Clock 1t his owu rss
denos in this city, surroupdsd and soaced In hia ais
mind to prepare anything lie sketch Of his life Our
relations with him since our boyhood have been Of
more than our friend BE died It the ags Of T.y
OF congestion OF the brain. His health for weeks
had been frs but until Yesterday morning his disease
was not regarded ~ threater ing fatal ISSUE His dis
tnguished and gallant servics In ths war Of 1872 are
matters Of history. BE was the bosom friend Of General
and keeper Of his sword It fortune b ssssS
ed by General Jackson to deliver to General ArmsronG
n ss nS: S
D.s.% Il. s0 public os,ss
marked his conduct he enjoyed the unlimited oona
dsnce Of Presider Is Jackson, Van Buren, Polk and Pss
Of Is he W.. y -
charge OF his public duties.
DEATH OF JOHN HOLLAND, ESQ.
M, From the Fulton County Denoorat]
ssnt John Holland, Esq, in the s2d year Of his age.
The subject Of this notice WAS native Of Nswy, soun-
y Down, Ireland, and came to this country near the
close Of Wahpgton's administration induced BY republic
can principles which were 80 early selopsd - to make
him an active participant With the Emmss, MaoNevsa
sampon and other patriots nthe OF the
struggle which Terminated in the famous ebslicn Of
associations rsrevsd by permanent friendship in this
It was ct his house ct which Me- T. A. Emmett wss
spending the week Of upon court that The
Of meeting between Mr.. E. and Archibald NoLsrsn,
soldier Who Was on guard at the Castle Of Fort George IN
msnt the igors OF which greatly mig By ths
gsntspess Of the warm heartsd soldier geStns Of dsep
M b. ssriy attached himself 70 the rspuslissa pSrsy
quenty enjoying it, hopors and the confidence OF The
accorded to but few men, Of having votsd sr Mr. Jse.
:sn for Prssidsnt ~ we'll ~ al the democratic cAndi-
S:.s 81 .sss deep as: sss
Teen exhibited during hs oss, particularly ~ the Cd
Hs vas for nssy years Srsoso:i and useful u.-S
OF the Presbyterian church. In which faith he died.
pressing the fullest confidence Of bssful immortality.
formed the pa bearers on the roc OCCASION Of s funeral
many Of whom were In the nsishborhood Of four seor6
ysArsone Rsvo utiorary character, Mr.. Joseph Balsh
already passed ninety fOur-a Of whom knew him int
nately for half century.
His remains followed to their Hnsl resting plase
BY large consourss Of frienes and sitissns.
eYRus FIsnHr o. VI ago. ded In WrsnthA, Mss,
u. ,at The Oldest person in that town as u:
ume OF his death He served four years the vola.
uonssy war, and WAS with the northern army where h
received wound At the capture Of Burgoyne,
Mr.. CBAlIH A. Hop0B one Of thu Stats printaru a
Maine, died In Lansing On the Doth inst.