Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-09

MIS- Pasohal, wife of She editor Of the St.
louis Republican, died last week, aged 90
years She was one Of the most esimable
w-,rcn of that city---Mr Joseph Bark
U... IA old citizen Of Wooster, and one of the
,rst sherns of Wayne county, died at the age
of n a few days since --Dr. Edison Denny
olds, formerly Of Circleville, Ohio and young.
est son of Dr. e. b. Olds, was killed by can
non ball near Tacuhaya, Mexico in April last.
He was surgeon in one Of the revolutionary
armies Of Mexico ---Joshua Howard, a
highly respected citizen of Cadiz, died on the
Both ult--Mr Ira Dickinson, one Of the
oldest engineers in the employ Of the n. Y,
Central Railroad Company, died IN Rochester
ON the 3lst ult., aged SO years He ran an
engine as long ago os ls37---Capt. 5. $.
Hollywood died in st Louis ON the gath ult.
lie was command'r mt different times OF some
OF the Lake steamers, and was universally cs
teemed. Col Herman Thorne one Of the
wealtbiest citizens of New York, died on the
3lst ult., at the age Of 49, lie resided many
years in Paris and was ambitious to be a leader
of the fashionable world. .--R Rev. James w
Alexander, DID, distinguished Presbyterian
pastor of New York, died ON the 3lst ult ut
the Virginia Springs He was form Tly editor
of "Thc Presbyterian and afterwards Pro
fessor In the Princeton Theological Seminary
-Rev Levi Bull. ID D., the oldcs. Pres
byter of the Episcopal Church in Pennsylvania,
died in Chester County on the I'd, in his f9h
year. He was for many years leading man in
the low-church party .---Col. Hotius, a
prominent member of the Pennsylvania bar.
who served with distinction in the Mexican
War, died suddenly a few tays ago at Holl-
daysburg. g.--Mr George Rundell, vener
able citizen of Philadelphia, in early life a
merchant of note died on the lst aged ST.
July 22d Mr. Mich ell Webster, died at Jeiter-
son, in his slst year. He was one OF the pio-
ncers OF Ashtal ula county, having selected his
farm iu jefferson IN 1904. In the autumn he
returned to Delaware county, N. Y, for bis
family In MAY, 1905, Mr. W. started with
his wliC and child for Ohio, and made the jour
ncy in six weeks, cutting his road from the
north end of Aus.inburg to jefferson. Tie was
noted for hospitality and the Christian virtues,
and lived for hhy.iour years on the farm OF
which he died -The Hon. Richard Rush,
whose death was briefly announced few days
since, was a son OF the distinguished patriot
DR.. benjamin Rush, who was signcr OF the
Declaration of Independence. Il 1914 Rich
ard Rush became President Madisons Attorney
General lie was afterwards Secretary of
State under Mr. Munroe, in 1925 was Secretary
Of the Treasury under Mr.. Adams, and ia 1928
he ran for Vice President ON the same ticket
with J. Q. Adams. In lS47 he was sent Min
lister to france by President Polk. Mr.. Rush
died at the age of n years --Dosth is
busy with the crowned heads of Europe. To
the list of dead monarchs is now added the
young Queen of Portugal, who died July 10th,
AGED % years Mrs Margaret Fuller,
mother OF Margaret Fuller Ossoh the writer
OF celebrity died near New York on the 3lst
ult., aged 10 She was one # the old school
women with graces of character rarely equalled.