New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15
RECENT DEATHS.

ASorpyR REVOLUTIONARY PgSsIoSER GoSg.-In or
list of deaths will be found the of Mr. stephen Te,
pie OF South Ad ans aged 81 the last surviving reso
hOnary pensiorer in town lie served i,r some hns
the revolutionary war; was present at the surrender q
Cornw as had often stood guard before the tent Of Ga
Washington. ana enjoyed personal acguantaaee sA-
him. Mr.. was formerly ~ sident OF onesnirs and To-
some wears wss the only Wing in town. but never did the
brave OLD soldier fail 10 BE- az he polls and deposit as s
tAry vote for Wing men and Wig measures. he hsi
voted AZ eyeiy Pres dental election since the formation
the Government. Honor and pcace 10 bis ashes.
North Adams Mas Triasrp,
ANOTHER REyoLUTtoNARY SOLDIER GoSE.-hr. va
l.ms rlic Of the Revolution, died on sunday at ABB
nv at the advanced age Of lo2 years: Mr. dliaUs ~
an active particpant in many Of the principal engage
rents of that exciting period lie is the last remnant oil
the Revolution of 20 IN Albany.
DEATH or Az ARrIsr.-Mrs. NJ. b. Russell, welkknon
as minaurepainier OF COM dersOie reputation, died
apoplexy at her residence, No Montgomeryp place Be
ton on the 18th OF August. Her age was about 10 81
leaves son about ~ years Of age and husband, also al
artist who has been iur several years in Italy
Judge Eben Hosmer, old and respected citizen 4
CuyahOga County died az Ntwbufgh o., Aug. 5. lie
was one Of toe Oldest settlers Of The county
Alexander Mccall one Of the first settlers in the cler.
ling where Cincinnati now stands, died Aug Q, az 10
residence in that city having attained the age OF eghi
six yeaIs ~, d. ,
Mrs Many lady formerly well known in Albany, did
ii cholera, az kenosha short time since. She was wei
known years ago Julia Ayre and was one OF the bes
singers in the Pearst ps Church many years ago.
Professor Backhaus who for two or three years past
has been instructor in the German and other angu
and teacher of German school in this city died Thur
day afternoon after a brei illness He educated
the Univory of Germany, aud was in the empoymeuts
Government as teacher The outbreak OF isis torcS
him into exile; and after brief residence In Londcs
where he was secretary of Lord Dudley Stuart IN Goa
necon with the affairs OF the Hungarian Committee, b.
came 10 America and lived in this city till his death.
Albany Register Aug u
Thomas and Jerusha Bacon of Ware, Mass, who haze
recently deceased the az the of 30 years the
letter at So enjoyed their matrimonial life sxtysx yean
They had twelve children, ttynine grand children aa
ever SO many great grand Children OF whom, agei
fifteen years is already married aud The mother OF ch
of the fifth generation. Thomas Bacon was patrol, q
TIE revolution.
The Boliror Tenn Democrat of the Goth ult. records
the death of W. s Martin, Esq, editor of TIE Psrdy
Journal.
5. Isle Smith, esteemed citizen and distnguee!
orator Of Chicago died in that city Sunday. july 90
Gen. WIN. Clark, formerly of Harrisburg Penn, died
of cholera in Marion Ohio, on Tuesday morning lat
Dr. Cornell called AT Boston, Aug. H. 20 view the
body OF woman named Aun Wallis, who died suddenly
at No. l0 Warren ST. She is said TO have been over 10
years OF age.
The - Charles Kane Co.. ILL., J Democrat Of the let ssN
that during a thunderstorm the Rev. d. w. Elmore
Fayville was struck dead by lightning. lie in hs
harvest field at work; the lightning struck him,
pletey dves,ing him of his entire apparel except
his shirt Wristbands, and rendng them almost TO atoms
The Buffalo Democracy learns that Gilbert h shsat
land Esq, brother of the editor of The Catarane1R
ubiicdH died at Syracuse, of cholera Wednesday we'd
Mr.. q. +. ShanklaDd was gentleman much respected
the circle in which be moved, and was worthy man.
John Innerarity one Of the oldest and respected
czees Of Pensacola, died suddenly in that city on h.
2sth ult., at the age of 20.