The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17
Obituary.

LIEUT.. J. @. REYNOLDS, OF the EEvENUE SERVICE.
Among the recent deaths notice that Of Lieut.. Bey
nolds as well known Fac fc ocean the Attain
tic He pre- eminent in all that sttutes the "no-
blcst work Of God loving son, husband and faher,
true friend and Of drm integrity. He selected The sea a.
profession when quite youth learned seamarshir "
that strict and excellent teacher Capt Dob Waterman
lie entered the revenue service efficient Oi
Ger 4 the faithful discharge Of duty ard
the OF humanity hat he contracted the fatal Illness
which has termu ated b Ia life He was attached 10 the
revenue Washington last March, aud, during ter
rice storm, the ship Worcester IN distress. Lieut.;
Res holds volunteered 20 take tow line 70 the distressed
y.fsel She relic sed but the exposure
dured BY Lieut. r. many hours brought on bronchitis
lie fingered only few months. Not murmur passed
hrs Irs-he bore his suefings with Christian forttude
lie sas Good toc,h all things WELL He was the reve.
nue officer HEnsrp made honorable mention OF some
time SINCE who aided an 10 his the snip Atalan,s
leans an in .dent occurred worthy Of mention. captain
OF brig had the misfortune 10 si one Of bis men the
revenue cutter bearded the brig aud took the captain pr
,oner lieut. REYNOLDS was deputed to deliver him TO
The United states Marshal Al New Orleans. There
multitude Of Infatuated people assembled to wit
REYNOLDS, "They will Kill me-" "No, they shall mott
lake my arm and nothing" They walked through a
TIo nsS q SsaSr ~ lieut. bad the desired effect lie
delivered HE prisoner 10 the United states Marshal
carr. WILLIAM V. TAYLOR, OF THIS UNITED STATES
NAVY.
The death Of Car,ain Taylor, at Newport, was an
nounced last week The Nc,os has the folio wing HE
born in Newport April IL, 1850 tie entered toe
navy in 1913, At the request Of commodore Ie.ty, VIVA
Mr. Daniel Turner, also citizen OF Newport, was entrust
e the work Of rigging and equppng the Feet Tor tha Ia
nous battle Mr.. Taylor sailing master OF zoe or's
lawrence during the action, and was slightly wounded
His courage and energy received wa praise rom ms
conmar Ter and from the whole country congress snow
ed their appreciation of his services by voting 10 hin
sword. He was Stationed al the Boston Navy lard Two
ycars and then ordered 10 the frigate Hudson Cmmo-
dore Creighton, on cruise 20 Brazil soon after hs re-
turn he was promoted 10 the rama Of COmnan1er, IN
ehch capacity he bad charge OF the sloopof Warren
anu Erie, IN the Gun E Mexico In lslt he male
Captain. In the OSh yer Of his age he received orders
take command Of the Ohio ship of the line. lie took
the ehp round cape horn 10 the Pacific where he Sas
compelled BY sickness 20 leave her and home The
recent Naval Retiring Board gave him an honorable dis
charge from active service on full leave py Ills charity
10 the poor ia ths place was uuremttng tie vas con
SANITY dOvsing plans for the relief Of The sick an needy
an the mosDng Of ne eh lust CigL TAYLOR vas prstrat.
ed by s'foke q paralysis lie expired on the tltn a
tbe Ism year Of bis age He leaves widow aud four
cbfliren.
rvATH or CATO or "rus ROAD"
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