The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30
AUGUST.

four and three daughters aud left Nauvoo for the
mountains when the sains driven out of Illinois 10
1896 arriving in the valley ia the fall Of 1851 She had
f y-fve grandchildren and great grandchild and all
children with part Of her grandchildren at her
o-General Aris a. ex.Prssident Of Mexico suddenly,
board Of steamship Tsgus, en- route from cadz %
I6-ssveral Russian Gensrals--Read and De wies.
CHARLIE. e sSSs Z hts residence
in New Brunswick, New Jersey, after lingering ninass
10 1872 he was appointed 70 the Unitsd States ship Wasp
Captain Jones' He was In the action Of the Wasp and
Frc in 1872 taken prisoner TO tue island of Ber
muda, from whence be was exchanged by transfer OF
aDo Mohawk, and also on Lake Exile.
2s-CsPt James Smelling, Of the Tenth In.an.ry, o. s.
2s.-Rev. Spencer Cone, D. D., pastor OF the First
Bapt chu, CD in Ney York from The effects OF stoke
o. paralysis Dr. Cone bad been long in the mini. tsris
He was the President OF he American Bible Union.
SEPTEMBER.
3-Judge William Cranch, eminent as the author OF
the Circuit Court Reports o the United States at WASH
,Dgon, ct the advanced ago Of eighty Capt Viii
liam Henry Cecil George Pschell of the nth Eoglish
Regiment whilst serving in tae trenches before Sebas.o
pol. During the winter campaign in the Crimsa he
shared in tire srduous services in which the nth Reg
ment engaged.
I'VE che-w.ish che, or Buffalo Chief" head ;.
the Chippewa Indian Nation Lake Supe ior, Uniteo
s.--Iisutepant-c Colonies Coddy Pasulo, and twenty.
four other British officers killed in assault the
Great Redsn in the Grin ca.
12--Bezzudi, the painter, at Florence Col Joho
harrington, officer Of disncion in the Of 1912,
ls-prof James W. =. johnston at Durham, England
20-Cspt Hooper, ofthe American ship william Penn,
22-The North China Herald Of this date said sNews
has arrived Of the death o. the empress mother tor
which general mourning viii soon be ordered"
27.-1he 5on Bspjsmin Gorh2m, OF Boston, suddenly,
at his residence. hr. Gorham was o Of Nshan,el
Gorbam who assisted In forming the constitution Of the
United States dc graduated at Harvard College in
1855, and read Law with the removed Theophius pae-
2s.-Right Hon. Sir Henry Ellis, X. c. B.
20.-Loid Deamere. in England.
OCTOBER.
MONDAY, 1.-First Lieutenant Edward j. Dumnlet. Of
Florida LIST cavalry, U. A. at Fort Leavsnworth, Of
cholera. ;. Captain the Hon. Robert Druumond, OF
CT omlix who wounded in the renche, before Sebas
tcpoi in England The Greek Patriarch of Alexandria.
2.-sr Samuel Pym, R. N, in Southampton.
3.-BoD Sir Robert Adar, G. G. b., in LONDON.
born Path M.rca, 1888 AID entered first class yoau
teer in May 1901, on board the Lion g. and in Novem
Der The following year was nidshipman on board the
to the command Of he Hermes 20 gnns which vessel
after having rs men kilkd and "a wounded in nsh,
destroyed, 10 prevent her failing into the hand, Of the
Americans in September that year Captain Percy had
under his orders at That time besides HE own ship the
bame In the loss Of the Hermes he was, by courtAr
tial honoraby acquitted in June 1915. In hsrcn that
year he arrived in England with dispatches from Sir
AL xander Cochsne reporting the defeat ofthe army be-
SHE Hon Samuel D. Hubbard. ezmem,sr Of Con.
gress and late Post paser General under President Fill
more, in Midoletown Conn. aged fifty five years.
s-Judge Thomas Clingman, OF Carroll county, NO.
murder ed by Of his field slaves. Toe pelghbors
Immediately assembled seized the murderer, AMI hung
Of ance in Iis on his ia birthday disease Of the
heart.
l9.-Mrs. Brown aged 20 years; Mrs. Browns nephew
sged about years were burned to death at fire 10
Ameda Vandenburg, aged years; Reca Mr.. Lub's
want ghl, {hese three pers, found the first
2i-In Granada, c. A., Mr. Nicholas Carroll. late OF
Yuba county, Co iforna native Of New York, about 35
years OF age The deceased left Francisco the 9Th
22-sir William Mo'esworth Bart. English Secretary
ofsiaie for the Colonies, in his 47sh year.
s3-srcop Forester, Of Salem, Mass one Of the Kin
rey coonsts 10 San Juan Nicaragua Tns was the rst
death amor GIT the colopits.
27william Il. Brown very suddenly at his residence
in New York. Mr.. Brown was the buider Of the Rus
sian steam fgae Kan aschats, and the steamers saac
Newton, Henorck Hudson and New World.
29-Commodore John d. Dsniols, In Baltimore. u s.,
aged seventy four yeass Lady Eaene Stuart wostley,
at Beyrout. Her acyship authoress Of replts
her cistbe birth daughter OF the present Duke
Of Rutland, married. 10 1891, the Hon. Cha les Stuart
wo'ey brother Of the late Lord VIVA ncliGe VIII, died
in 1S44 In May whilst riding ia the neighbour ,od Of
Jerusalem Lady Eme oe had misfortune to have her
leg fractured by the kick Of mule. Notwithstanding
tie state Of Der adyships she
persisted in undertaking the journey from Beyrou to
Aleppo, returning by unfrsquened rosd across the
Lebanon. Lady Enens reached Beyrout the 26th
hut in spite OF the unrcmmitng attention OF Dr. Saqus
the French government physician and two other med
cal gentlemen, her fame weakened and exhaust
I'd by the excessive fat Of the Journey that she sra
a1.--"rapa' Gilbert in Bauze, France, aged eighty
four years.
7--Dud1ev c,lden in Paris.
s-Gereral Corral lac Minister Of War in Nicaragua,
shot the plaza OF Granada.
11--Lord Truro, in london.
1s.-Captain John Mc-intock, naval officer of
Portsmouth. N. H. in that city Captain McC intock
in his day mariner, merchant and originally o
potisian Of The old jefferson school, Captain Jonathan
H. Ferris Of the United States Navy In Norfolk Cap
Ferris upwards Of eighty years Of age. He entered
the navy sailing master the aSh Of February 1902
and received his commission as lieutenant July IL 1882
from President jackson as an acknowledgement for his
gallant services at the battle Of New Orleans.
A-Dr. Tobias Watkins, aged seventy Eve years, who
many years filed the Off of United States Auditor.
1eGeneral Sir John Brown, X. C. H., Of the British
army.
the most learned chemists and ysicians In the United
| states, atAlbany.
24-Near Paris Count Mole the eminent French states.
suddenly One Of the great merits Of this Minister
rage high which the Revolution had depv
ed the noble house 10 which he belonged Born In 1880
Louis Matthew Mole was out cha al the period OF the
Revolution and yet from that epoch dates the appre
iceshlp of his lie in the midst OF political prosecutions
his father, President MOLE at FIRST emigraed with his
SON. but had the imprudence to to his couutey
before delivered from the yoke of the Convention
The father and incarcerated; the former paying
with his lie the etnipence Of his name, which the
most illustriUus Of all the Par smentary names Of
France The only recovered his liberty after long
imprisonment and Hyiug his country forced to de-
mand q refuge with his mother 10 Eoganc ana swi,s-r-
land. "rhe most brilliant epoch in the political history
OF Count Mole, says the Constitutional lis t,at Of hts
ministry OF the 18th Of April when he became for the
third time Minister of Foregn Affairs and Premier, and
had to sustain against NM Theirs and Guizot that
duous contest VIII eli expressed fully all the false
dour OF paliamenarianism and its real miscries.n
26.Admiral Bruat, commandments Of the French
navy in the Black Sea, suddenly, on snpb ard, near
| Malta. Admiral Bruat Alsacian, having been
born at Colmar May 90 17e6 He educated at the
naval school At Bres ard In 1915 he entered the navy
aspirsnt OF the first class. In 1877 he became
lieutenant de vaisseau, and with that rank Ia com.
mend OF the Adventure. brig, At the blockade OF Agiers
The brig aground and lieut. Bruat being made pri-