Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16
Record of Deaths.

Major H. B. Brown died in Cincinnati last
week, aged 40 years. He was formerly con-
nected with the Press, was representative OF
Hamilton county in the Legislature of 1853,
and was Prosecuting Attorney of the Cmcln-
natl Police Court at the time of his death
Levi Rhinehart, an old resident of SPRING
field late President of the Mad River Valley
Branch of the State Bank of Ohio, died on the
9Th inst. of disease of the heart. He was highly
respected in all the relations of hte.--Ihe
Hon. VIM H Gregory died at Plymouth, Mich,
on the I'd inst, aged "a years. He had been a
member of the Legislature, studied for the
Ministry, and had recently been installed as the
pastor of Baptist Church.---Humphrey
Alexander, an enterprising merchant OF st.
Clairsville, died of typhoid fever on the 9th IN
stant.--Benoni Thompson, of Buffalo, died
on the 7th Mr.. T. formerly represented Erie
county in the Legislature, and for many years
has been prominent among the public men of
Buffalo.--Frederick D Bolles, who started
the Hartford Weekly Times in 1917, died at
Cambridge on the 18th inst, aged 81 years.
John NJ Niles became editor Of the Times after
Mr.. Bellies had established the paper, and IN
IS4I it became daily jOurnal.--Adam Qulnn
died near Eaton, Ohio, on the 9Th inst, aged
s2 He had lived in the West 5S years. When
young man he belonged to the Penn
sylvania volunteers. His company, when on
its march to Harrisburg, was reviewed by
Gen. Washington. Of those who served with
him on that occasion, he was the last survivor.
Isaac McHenry, a man of sterling worth
and rare accomplishments as scholar, died IN
Allegheny CITY on the Sth.-MTs Maria Con-
zales de Mora died in New York, recently, aged
50 years Mrs NJ. was a Cuban lady Of I'M
mense fortune, part of which consists OF two
magnificent plantations in Cuba, employing o.
yer thousand slaves, and valued at more than
a million and half of dollars. She left SIX
children, fifty-three grand children, and thirty
four great grand children-or total of ninety
six members of one family Her youngest
daughter is the wife of Cuban patriot banlshed
for life by the Spanish Government The mo-
ther left her wealth and 'dear, native Cuba, to
follow her ast-born into exile.-M. Demard,
the celebrated French engraver OF metals, died
| in Paris last month, at the age of &c. He was
Chevalier of the Legion of Honor.--M Chris
tian Frederic Meyer, a well known French po-
litical journalist died recently III exile at Iurln
at an advanced age-Rev DR.. Thomas, who
died lately in Oxford, England, held three lly
f55I54 DR. T. was s4 years old-Hon
c.. E. Greneaux, ex- Treasurer of Louisiana, died
few weeks ago, aged SIS 55-COl. Alexander
Dickson, once prominent Wing politician IN
Niagara county, N. z, died short time ago
l-Andrew Shannon, much respected cltI
zen of Warren, Jefferson county, Ohio. died OF
Tuesday from the bite of rat, which he receIv'
ed few days before.-Mrs Amelia Plnkney
one of the Oldest and most accomplished ladle'
of Annapolis, Maryland, died on the 4th inst
in the s6th year of her age. She was woman
of rare mind and skill in penmanshiP, and IL
her seventieth year she wrote in six weeks nv
hundred verses of excellent poetry, says the An
napols Gazette, on the subject of the Queen
of England, without the erasure OF line
the change of a word--FFederick Warren
CITY Marshal of Worcester, Mass, was aceiden
tally killed by pistol shot last week. He wa
a good man and officer, and had been City Mar
shal for several years.