The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27

We were IN error Yesterday in rsssrd TO the us Axsd
for ths funeral Of Mr. John H Cornell The ceremony
akss place Ct O'Clock this afternoon, ct the Church Of
the Annunsistion in Fourtesuth street
DEATH OF JAMES FosTER, JR.
10 TINE Erroa or THE HERALD
Win yen allow one Of the surviving brothers to correct
contained In the obituary notice Of James
Foster, published this morning.
Mr. Foster bad teen slightly indisaosed few days.
In the course Of Saturday he partook Of some OYSTERS
which oscasioned litts une1sinsss On sunday morn.
ing he rode to and passed the day With bis
friend, E. f. Collins returnir tarred short time at
ME- OvsrDs's where he psrtOok Of Refreshments,
and did not sup IT the Club House.
On Monday morning he his ply stefan, who gave
him gentle op'ats he remained ct home all day,
ing about his house and premises - usual. At two
O'Clock that night (sonday) he Was seriously attacked
and ced in twenty four hours
not eacer In what is termed fashionable
life he aimed ct no such frivolity.
old resident Of Jamlica Long land in which villas he
vas bon D. and not in some Eastern tate he Vas ons
Of ave bicthers, four Of whom now survive MIN. He
WAS twice married. and leaves two ard daughter
Very respectfully, WI FOSTER
NEW York, October 25 1854
DEATH OF NJ PAGUERRs, Ex.sEcRErARY TO THE
FRENCH PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF 1s4S.
BY the last mail from France We learn the dscease OF
logged to that section Of purely p1triote and ncorupH
BILE republicans whose only aim rational polite
progression, and whose only misfortune their
avoieasle cticn vita thoss turbulent Anarchists
who rose tbs sura.e OF the stream the sabsdiog
Of the tempest which added the political wrsck OF
strar 20 anomaly, the Citizen Kipgn to tho triple
dc wnfsn Of the Bourbons and tho destruction Of the
empire.
The political position to which NJ Paguerre called
in IS4s the Inevitable alt Of anteesdent cicum
stances AS the publisher of the WORKS OF Lamsrtns Of
De CoImenin, (whose essays, under the signature Of
'1imon, like LAmArtines 'Girondists," red as
pow, rfuI lever In the ovsrturnig Of Louis Phppes
throne and dynasty and Of eminent political
formers the abilities and the devotion Paguerre
naturally became recognized and appreciated and ulti
mately led to his being selected to fulal the important
It Of Secretary to the French provisional government
His decsase recsa TO mind An anecdote connected With
that nemorabe epoch la the moGern history OF
the truthfuness Of which can DO vouchsd for :-Oos
morning, NJ Pagusrre set out with his iustrious col
league Lamsrne from the residence Of the latter In
the q pUDiveIste, to pursue their daily aud di
cult ons at the seat Of tho quasi popular
meat CMmin fdis0nt as they the right and left
banks OF the seine Lamarttne addressing the Score
tsry said =" By the bye, Psguerre Noon ana is there
any communication Of you desire to make 10
your wife aud family which recent arduo duties
nay have caused you TO neglshW sAnd sherefors ~
inquired the recently deceased rspubicsn Bsc.uss /"
OBJ lives be sacrificed as the proof Of devotion
to France" raausrIe, p,oatiDg BY his distinguished
instrument for the disposal of his propety, aud then
proceeded With his placid chef to the Hotel de Vile,
where in ths presence o. sftsn s,sisi muskss and
bsty "the BIZ chest midnght Of the 6rst French
luton never saw, Lsmsiti pronounced that SPLEEN
ably sosned the erccous hearts Of the infuratet mob
and the streets of Paris from greater dslugs Of
blood than marked the atrocous massacre of st. Bar