Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-26
Record of Deaths.

Can't. Eecles, of Toronto, died last week. He
served with Wellington during the entire Pen
insular campaign, and lost an arm on one of the
battle fields. He emigrated 70 Canada in 1885,
and in tue troubles of 1897 commanded a regi-
ment of Volunteers, on the Niagara frontier. on
the loyal side lie took an active part in the
polities of Canada. and was much esteemed
The Rev. John Sawyer, of Bangor, Maine,
died on the I4th inst al the great age of l03
wears ard 5 days Mr.. S preached occasion
ally during the past Spring and Summer, and
in early life was wounded in one of the battles
of the Revolution.-Capt James Goodrich,
the Oldest man in New Haven, Conn, died last
week, aged SO. In early and middle life he
was engaged in the East India trade, made
fortune, but lost a good portion Of it by the
European cruisers during the war of Napoleon
His claim for spOliation was never recognized
by our Government, so tardy is the dispensatiOn
of iustice-The Rev James Wilson, local
minister of the N. E Church at Macarthur, o.,
died on Sunday a few minutes after officiating
in 4 Sabbath Sehool--Mrs- Garter, wife of
the Rev Dr. Carter, late Of the first Presbyte-
rian Church in Chicago, died on the 10th, of
consumption. She was universally esteemed.
William Vandervoort, Of Tonawanda, died
after brief illness, few days ago. He was
eentIeman Of many excellent qualities.--Ar.
John Kelso, an old citizen Of Jefferson, Frank
lin county, died suddenly on the 18th instant,
aged sI.-Mrs. Ringer, wife of Mr.. John
Ringer, died in Green, Summit county, Sept
oath, in her SD year. Geo. NJ Saylor, her first
husband died al the age of So IN 1888. She
aftevard married Mr. Ringer and was his wife
for nearly II years.-Martin Lane, for nearly
thirty years Cashier Of the Cambridge Bank,
Mass, died on the 18th, aged I3. He was
brother Of the Hon. Ebenezer Lane, the former
Chief Justice of Ohio, and the father of Prof.
lane. of Harvard College.-Samuel Burson,
one of the most prominent citizens of LapOrte,
Ind, died few days since, regretted by the el-
tire community The Rev. Isaac Dale, Pas
tor of the Bsptist Church at Central City, Ill /,
was accidentally killed on the 2lst inst BY the
unexpected discharge Of rife he had been out
hunting with.-The Bath Times states that
more than twenty of the masters of vessels
from ports in that State have fallen victims TO
the yellow fever this season at Cuba, New Or
leans, and other Southern ports.
Message OF the Governor OF Vermont.
Gov. Hall, Of Vermont, writes a short and
explicit Message to the State Legislature, set
ting forth the prosperous condition of the State
and the fact thss the debt is very small. The
f1IlOwing extract. from the Part Of the Message
which relates to Slavery, is to the point
"There is reason to hope that the eItTsTjadi'
cial opinions of the majority Of the judges IN
the Dred Scott case, contrary as they are 70 the
plain language Of the Constitution, to the facts
Of history and to the dictates of common hn.
rnanity, will meet the fate which has ATTENDED
those Of the judges in the parent country, and
that lil.artv will be eventually established u
spite Of them"