New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23
DIED.


ALMAcK-on "Wednesday morning, March 81 Of scarstns.
Charles Joseph Awsck aged years and IL months son Of
BAKpR~At WillIamsbur,h Of consumption Amanda The
second daughter Of Epos and Mary BaAer aged 10 ys
BALDWIN~in this city on wedne,d.y, March 81, Helen,
daughter of Moses G. and Elizabeth II. Baldwin
the 3lst year Of his age.
CLtRKiD this city "Wednesday mcnips March Il amer
r James Clark brothI OF Thomas
and the late Bernard Clam in the S5h year Of his
CoFFIN-In WILLIAMSBURG, "Wednesday morning. March
o. Emene T., wife of Alexander Coffin In the Sd year Of
CoNsTANT-At Louisville KY, Sunday tie lsth inst,
Jos. Pb Anthony Constant eq n me sn yea, 2, 1 On
Friday, at 10 O'Clock, I'm ion 1lini'y Chu'eh.
FY,s TSS on a'osss s ,.2 Mach
The friends Of the family invited 70 a'sod her uness on
a. Fst T1y@n Car. the Hudson 1s Rrosa
Chambers street at % p. N.
peyne 'S ony c ssSnse, Of Sses and Aans De-
vine. aged year and % days.
infant daughter Of James r. and Caroline L. Floyd, aged
T5 %U 9s.,e, and friend. Of the family are invited to ..rd the
reial Friday Ito dsy) March 2S At O'CLOCK q No. ~
Greenwich street without further notice. The remains WIZ
HARNETT-In this city, "Wednesday morning March ~
William Harneti formerly of County Kerry Ireland aged 90
McCARTHY-In this city on Tuesday mornins MSrch %
consumption John James Mccarthy aged 10 years and
McINTosH-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning Mach 81
suddenly Mary Jane Mclntosh native Of Caidun Doness
u
sa1ah, the beloved wife Of Jane. Mckee AGED % years
Ies @ s1s snd
neral on her late e:,aep pss No 81 Monroe street near Mar
MEGAREY-In Brooklyn, on "edns:aay March a. Robert
Poo%St i Is~s DOcse County Wis., on m sond.y jan 10
lace Battle, daughter Of Qenas and Ann Pool
day. March a. Dr. SOsdah swii Of Bennington w. in lie
sBERMAN-Tn this city, on Wednesday, Ms.sh Fl, jesse
Sherman wife OF R. sherman.
THomPsoH-on Thur.dsy mpnns March "a Of .s,ss svs
years, months and "a days -
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend the funeral hom
No. 81 Filth avenue Friday morning at O'Clock
a11i1e c On ' o FSwsd and csrons j. ti and
grand son ofAmbrose L. Jordan, eyed Il years.
The death oMr Clark in foreign land, away from all the con-
solutions Of home adds little the severity Of the blow that
has suddenly fallen upon his family while looking forward tos
hsppy reunion In their acon they have the earnest sympathy
associates and large circle Of later friends who
babe him farewell when fun of life and hope
he was preparing heightened peol Of travel and pessIe In
the Old World But that separation destined 70 be lasting
The bright gune youth whom had expected to eco
with increased capacities for the enjoyment OF those s
with which Providence bad largely blessed the opening Of his
e and with added impulse given to the exercise Of those
talents which he undoub eddy possessed aud with msd toned
by wider intercourse and the contemplation Of all that tsnds
elevate the yet living pest OF the older hemsrhere' now no
Of earth His mortal remains repose In tse Protestant
Cemetery Rome surrounded by hose grand achievements Of
which life appreciated clearly aud loved ~e and
huInby but firmly tina. his spirit Is TO that better
land where death not and and parting are '
known
Mr. CLARK had given early evidence Of decided tsss M
art His later efforts showed bodness Of hsndme
vieor and originality of design which promise Of man o'
WA when aud study should have
his movers IL was bis int have devoted himself "oef
thoToush Euiopeen unasteu to The Systematic pa'' AT
,ds end we have believe that haa nm not
hem Thus closed might have teld IN me io'e no
mean rapk ia American But prefer ssef 70 upon
the personal and qualities OF this young man. sno 70
oe ts, Of character wh.h have endeared hDa to the
circle ochis LeaIer friends
(,ra,o fut manly aud IN the irue sense ssnteuan,
hIh,,lry Il GA, more msey sssocaed with him
extreme of disposition, and spontaneous warmth Of
go rarely united with the r-sessnes Of yoa,h- n the
recollection If these qualities which vii keep his nory sacred
m the hearts of all and loved him, edec.nay
an, uph Of could have DONE and be 10 bis family the
dearest legacy be could have left to solace hair grief
soothed by the reflection iurn they viii do, from the
Suffering h departure not In utter sono but strengthened
by the certainty that the higher life which e zone for
ward all the bright promise Of bis youth s realised
and to perecne Ia the Light eternity untrobd
by the clouds and obcss which dsrken the pathway here
below.
In his last Illness which Of brief duration he attended,
by hs elder brother who had been his travelling psnon and
from Americans resident In Rome be received many delea.e
attentions The Rev. W. G. Resor Of Grace Charch
Ut Rome Mr. Stockton, the American Minister and Mr. Client;
woit United States Consul especially hind and several
ladies Of New York. eHds Of his family who happened 10 be
Then N Rome present TO soothe bis hours by ready
sympathy which the most efficient soace Of pain and the
sarest aid 70 hope sndf4ith. JAH.