The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-07

rs without further notice. from No. 70 Hudson street.
In Brooklyn on Thursday, March g. FRKpEnc B., only
son of Bernard A. (deceHed) and Laura Warren aged
years, months and u osys
invited attend the funeral to morrow Afternoon ct
two O'Clock, from No. 100 Bridge street, Brooklyn.
Vermont and Massachusetts, papers please copy.
On rhurfday, March g. ELLEN MoRRssEY aged 2, years
ana 10 months.
Her VII, take place to morrow afternoon at one
O'Clock from her late residence, No. So Warren street,
South brooklyn Her friends and those OF her father,
Rodey Aorrssey, are respectfully invited aattend with
On Wednesday morning, March s, FRAskILs c. rowLE,
only child Of James and Jane rowle aged IL msnths
Inc nasnes and those Of his g1snat.sasr Alexander
this afternoon, at two O'Clock from No. Water street,
near Fulton ferry, Brooklyn.
God came with friendly care
The infant bud to heaven conveyed,
And babe 1t blossom there.
At Hoosck Falls, N. r. on Sunday March 2, JoHS
WnrE father Of John a. White ESQ., OF this city, In the
At Macon Georgia on Friday, Feb %, EMERSON spDs-
GER only Of haac s. and Eliza L. Hindss, aged 2years
At Deruerara. on Sunday Feb. s. after a short and
we're illness. GEoasE 8. DAVENPORT, merchant, sgel 81
years. second Of John Davenport Esq., of Bermuda,
leaving numerous circle of relatives and friends to
Departed this life, on SUNDAY night, March 2 AuLY,
raid that death always selects the ares blossoms, AMI
never has it been more fully exempfed than in the
present instance. we feel almost inchCed
why good lovely has thus been early called
to miH gle With her parent EARTH for she had not yet
numbered twenty summer. To the most afeci Tomato
DAture she united that sweetness of DISPOSE ion and sin
picity Of which endeared her to all, aud maze
her the light Of her domestic crcle i'll nature aud
malice were strangers to her she bore an ness
OF four aths' duration with unexamped patience and
fortitu0e, and when she felt that the awful fiat had
forth that death must have its VICTIM summoned
her teepy afflicted family 10 her bedside, and atser be-
slowing the last earthly kiss each dear member, she
jored with them in prayer, when her pnve and gentle
spirit took flight realms Of everlasting bliss to join her
sister angels. Farewell, Emily, sweet flower You are
lost to sight, but Will you remain dear to the
mory OF those who 80 fondy loved and who despy
mourn your less.
Young CIAREscg PALMER who has been ng cons-
dersbe sensation in the equestrian worii fr couple Of
years, died in Philadelphia night before last at the age
e fifteen years Although rs reputed to be the
skiu roer Of his age the loss to tae profession is not
nearly great his rienos and relatives to whom
he endeated by his sfconae disposition, to
the world OF letters to which he promised to
men For several yesrs except during the intervals OF
profe ssionai DUTIES re has been sduous student in
well known hetary institution In Philadelphia add
mental superiority progressed hand in hand With the
highest physical training he displayed grasping iatel
lect and mental ty rarely to be met with 10 boy
Of HIS years His amabuity and stndious habits him
influential friends, who contemplated removing him fon
profession for which, though distinguished, he
even less calculated than for the quster walks of Ii in
which it fondly hoped to him shine The exqu
site taste and love tor the beautiful exhibited in bis eff
forts as an equestrian artist, prominently display
eo in all his other pursuits and but his premature
decese he would have been acquisition to society and
TO any liberal profession to which he May have dew ,ed
bimfeH. Clarence had won the love of many persons
whose regard well worth winning, in every portion
OF the United States to which his avocatons have called
him. and tend to the poignant grief of his
mother, and guardian and relatives to know that his
ceath is heard with heartfelt regret By others besides
themselves TIE profession has lost brother of whose
o 10
and they sincerely sympathise with his immediate friends
in this untn1ey loss.