The New York herald., 1862-11-23
Obituary.


Whose sudden death occurred his residence Irving
place on Friday evening last, was gentleman of note
among the Italians Of Now York. Some twenty years
ago then young Of fortune, he to this coun
try traveller, and, becoming admrer Of our people
and Institutions resolved upon making il his home Suof
sequenty he embarked in business az merchant nhe
Italian trade, and continued in unterrupIedy 70 the
day Of his He was not only successful bat
high toned merchant and Of the most widely popu.
lar and personally beloved Of all the Italians Of New
York. Whom Garibadi to the Usitedstates he
q long time the guest and most intimate companion |
OF the deceased, whose house, hospitality and |
purse purse were ever open at mis- service AZ
attracted much attention in this city, Mr. Pastscad
Of the most prominent OF those who contribute
their time, tnec influence and their money !.
To commanding presence and cOlrtly address he ad "a
all the noble and generous impulses Of his friend
di, coupled at the same time with simplicity and nn.
knew him. Although Italian by BIRTH and arden wno
achsd to the country OF his nativity. by long ."nc
ence, had become thoroughly progressive ~ nnu
rcan In spirit as enc 'nativs and to the man ham
Re3uicscat ia pace. oA'
ASSISTANT SURGEON W. p. GIBSON, U
The United states Navy and the countr
SUSTAINED heavy loss in the death Of u,,,,... q
Gibson. This SAD event took place = .,S -, =,
board Of the United States supply shi
In the harbor Of Key West, and ~ that .os,l'
Of Dr. Gibson were buried About ,ns y
remttcnt fever, and was brought sse ~nn s u.ou'
in nsensble condition: sw oossa tns n1 aAsr4r, %
N % c. sss Sss's s.psy
Gibson came 70 Boston to begf es'.r her yoyase Dr
the fall Of ss - IS: q secome a,tasn
honorable in ali the rev ~ Of mind and thought, o
frank and manly in the asc,ss ana ssowshi anS >
ibcn.ht and action GO Adgh minded and earnest il
in the discharge cf essisntious and self sacridss.l
ns studies and prof in y hs ssowaSs sf
surgeon s m the AN obtained tho post Of Hous,
sssY us a. ia, that institution the Nay
house winning genera favorite with every one in hs
ton and kind che ,ion Of the patients by his sttcn
seons nv he Le and the respect and love Of the
bearing iiettios 60 his duties and his sentlemsnlis,
s hosp n s for %
the la A in iAe my aud navy he determined 70 en!s
hon sk ss,ns o een,S % IL cass q Va
tarch was srdsred TO tho Naval Hospital at Chelsea
IN nd soon her the sagap nnsfSr , a. New orcus
vicksbur T. and narrowly escaped death at that time
being cred with spliners from shot which struck ,n
the s,ssppi ana afterwards at Pensacola very
arduo' ,s No was TO shrink from danger MOI
duty All never hestaed IN accompany and nurse to th,
last na n noed be- any sailor nessmats struck dowr
byt mai terrible scougc yellow fever He the iouril
Gu '0n who has Ia''H ''e''" % Tue '"''' o 'n
COLONEL =. L. KIRBY Smith.
The funeral Of the late Colonel Kirby smith tool
oace at Syracuse the 18th inst he was buried Will
military honors in the same tomb where repose the re
mains Of his father the late Breve Lieutenant Colonel
KirSy smith who fell at Mono del Rey in ls4T Cslone
L. Kirby smith born in 1886. insyracuse, and re
aiued there principally until he received the appoint
,s men, OF cadet in the Military Academy at West Point
1ss3 He graduated in 1857 with the highest honors
and with universal assurances Of esteem aud anectc
from both his instructors and his companions AS dc
serv.d compliment his attachments he was soon AZ
.outed TO the typographical Corps Of Engineers and wa
for nearly two years employed in the survey Of goyerr
ng ,neu read from the Missouri across the Plains 70 IN
on pocLy Mountains Having acquitted himself with muc
credit through hardship and toll In this cepartm tmcnt,
n was next stationed Detroit, whore he prepared
lament and perfect report of his laoors &C
-, ,anied by accurate oharts Of his survey. IL :
lr | sarng Of 1851 he engaged In the rir
an | ~ the upper lakes when the rebellion pro AZ
10 xbep friends became foes and those most uut I'D m
nv fouy betrayed their trust, Kirby smith, sco fnine
"a sxampe of his traitor uncle was hrcd wtnu ardo
an srue and fearless patriotism. Al bis own reg sss he
ns rcalled from the lake survey and placed the stat
,ed cnsrni Patterson Of his aids fan mg howe'
40 ana the active which he crave' he asked
hsl o,oncd leave 10 take charge OF vou iteer regime
e. .o.y,o tho title colonel OF volunte He
"a ,.d nv ,be Governor OF Ohio TO take command OF
no osr hlrd onio regiment. then being eraanzcd, and