The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-13

TASTE particularly whatever related 20 Amsds,n bis
tory He bad exp Dded several thoas snd d,ars year
fer many years in CO ls,ting library unique lts
character ard Its excecnos, and is visit 10 Europe,
though 10 part undertaken in pursuit o. consolation
ateveIe Domestic af on, NJ In search OF
and cur rcus editions o. not ceabe booss.
Although rhs ov rwhelmin, mis- ortune OF the .mes
OF Go liDs and Brown commands Of general
sympathy there are many crc o. most psinfuiy be-
resved by this calamity Perhaps there young
gentlemen more beloved beyoad their edsts "a nj
circles than M H. PERCY sTEwART Of this city. kc
Of an .Di1ept English scholar be- entrusted tor q
mercantile eoucaton, to the gusrdis nhip OF well
tnown LAWYER man of letters, with whom his family
wDs connected IN New York, and our community mer.
chants couN boast Of exam 10 OF chtvalros
couitesy honor, end gsnerositg. Iudeed, "Nons
him but 70 love him" be had waited several years
to accumulate ,be basis aooi before
ing to his native country, aud bis bre visit had
happily crowned By the consent OF beautiful
return with HIM
Dir EDWARD SAGproRD bes. huo vn az o 'awgar
but he of brilliant talents for other pursuits
and At ono period promised to attain grer eminccce Ia
authorship H. aband ned Ito ature however, for
profitable IL lees coUgsnis profession or tue law
Some capital diplsys Of his poetcsi abilities may bo
found in Griswold's .P,ets and r etry Of Amcri.a
The Duke do GRAMoST represented the ,anily Of the
celebrated hero OF Gramont's Memoirs ths
book of scandsous history walsh illustrates the of
Charles the SecoDf his way to joia tae
French legation at Washington
Ma. Scorr the widow OF the gal ant .jor Scott
Of 'he army who killed In the Sesi.sn war Che ro
sised at Miis saubie Ter brother, Mr. McCrachcn, was
also bosrl the Arctic she he ,oiue yet gcatia
end accomplished. and worthy of the fame of her
husband
JAMTs l. NovrH Of tbe firm of James q North, Of New
Orleans, bfother of William North OF this
city, and al Of Professor North of Yale College BY
OF prosperous business he had acquired largo
property re IL missing
Mrs Rorfs highly respectable lady Of this city, with
ber sen, only child boy about eight years OF age
for time in delicate state of health for the Inn
provement of which This amiablc asy toos him trip
10 oiu,orc, in tho GUNNER. In the ntcrir, tho boys
beelih qoic restored, and t.cy hourly cxpcc
"a by Sr hopes when tho Ead reached the city.
Er +. W. GAZE who with his vito and child sup
posed to have pershed beo ged TO the city of Worces
ter, Mass and gentleman nncA estcomed Tor his
worth his accom- hmepts, AID his social virtues Mr.
G le has been well known in New lnglaud for hts Ono
literary taste, ard has often contributed to the pross
Ho rosiloa during tho past yeir at Florsuco.
Capt. d. PRATT vito and son rescued from his
shp-tbe Pom gSstnr-which roun eroi at soa q few
weeks and had been carried into vsrpool whence
lost.
Ar. w d. Bgows married o Miss Muulton no. Miss
Hammond, es was opcousy .atcd yesicr,ay.
Nrn JAMES PAYNE and two children left in tee Arctic
when she loft Europe The steamer teforo (the Amo.
rcs) Eought letters that they would arrive in tho
Arctic and Mr. Payne waited With great anxiety to TO-
ceive them. lie h lost WIFE, two sisters and bro
ther hrs Psyne's last words we're th .t the next
time she mot her husband would be IN her n.tiyc aal
Nh Jacos G MoRals.--Among tho passengers ,n b,asd
tie Arctic says the Philadelphs Bullc.t VINO aro in
in nii probability 'os JACOB G. Mors, Of tais city,
gentleman veil bnown to mos. OF tee oomsers Of tho
community, ard whose character can scarcely bo to,
highly extolkd, whether judge him by the tast of
public phar ihropy private bonevolspce As men,
Der OF II" 10 I'd Of Nonagcrs OF the Pounylyania os
tuition Of ts Hiod he devoted himself 10 tho promo
tim the interests of tho institution ard to tina pcr
sonal mort Of the pa ionts, with dsyo ion which is
not often squalsd AT time, during the interval DO.
tween the resignation of principal ard s ion
OF opothe he assumed The eptifo charge or The ois
lsbment for several months In the board Of
The Penpsyvs,a nospts his services were oqua, I'm.
prtant especially in the department for tho insane.
His less casts gloom large circlc OF fsends in
this city
CaxFBFzI PrzI.lB Esq Gu- Tor partner OF the house
Of vcgel Co. of Paris) is also supposed to BE- among
the lest on the Arctic. Hisurba.e re- high eocie
beerDg and strict rrobity ncrchl ant well known
to OF sik houses, wi whom his business aco
Citations brought him In contact. Last spring he took
lovely ,oupg bride from midst, tho daughter Of
Edsard Mullna, Esq and having pas od the ia
sria and ita onvrcn., returning TO locate pern.
nsnty in tho city OF New York. at the head OF the BIZ. lh
tf ths well knowa firm. HIS loss win be dcepy fol. by
his numerous friends here ard in New York. AMI pa t
cueiiy BY 'he house Of which he was partne-. hin
self laav were last seen ~ Mr. Brrns on tie Ject
the Arctic ard have to believe th { bo.h me.
vateIy grave.
7hsre were three passengers from Jersey hard
Of the Arcic-Ir Arouokio, Mr. Nichols, Of GroEe
stIees, ard a son OF Justice Bedford