The New York herald., 1863-12-01

DsCxERsCN, widow OF the Rev Jonathan DcAo"s, !" s"'
The fr,eods Of se family, and Of her son iulaw
James Carr ESQ., invited 70 attend tne ,unera 'rom
her late residence, NO. ioI ,<1ss i"sH'' e"~'' -
Wednesday morning, at ten O'clock
OraAge county papers Please COPY. o. v,,x n,~co,,
late Of Dunmapway county Cork Ireland No the S2d year
Tue friends and relatives are respectfully invited "
attend tbe funeral this Tuesday, afternoon, at ono
O'Clock from residence Of her brother law, Hum
phrey Drlscoli, No. 103 Second street.
Dolrs On sunday afternoon, November 20, OF pneu-
mona, HssRs y. DoAHE, formerly Of Burlington, w.
aged SO years and months.
(Tuesday) afternoon a one O'Clock from Calvary church.
Twenty FIRST street and Fourth avenue. The remains
viii be taken 10 Greenwood Tor nterment.
FllEy.-0D Saturday evening, November 2s, al eight
o'clock, OF dipheria ADA FRANCES, only daughter Of
Frank c. and Emma Fley, aged years, months and
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence OF the
parents "a South Fith street, Williamsburg, L. this
tuesday, afternoon, at one O'Clock.
Hartford and Jersey City papers please copy.
FoRRs.-on Sunday, November 20, DONALD FORKS, IN
the Gath year OF his age.
His friends respectfully invited to attend the une
raj on Wednesday afternoon at one O'Clock, from tie
HosnR.-At 81 Westport street, Dundee, on Sunday,
March ~, JAMES PErRE HosIER
HAIsHAD.---ln Brooklyn, on Monday, November So
ELIZA daughter Of Francis and Sarah A. Hastead aged
years aud d months.
attend funcra Wednesday from 33s Hicksstree.
without'furthe notice. .-
REySEny On Sunday, November 20, BERNARD KENNE-
The friends OF The family also OF his brother, James,
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral from his
residence, No. 500 East Sixteenth street, this day
(Tuesday), without further notice.
IoR,ri1GD-A, Sing Sing. on Monday, November &c.
sOa ~ sd Monday November So after long and
painful Illness, which she bore with Christian forttude,
TsufssA LAnrY, aged 80 years.
and friends OF the family requested to
attend the funera from her late resdence BAT West For
ty sixth street.
sioNrErn on Sunday, November %, RoRRRr Mon
TEnB in the 6lst year OF DIS age.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
noon, at two O'Clock. The remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
PRIEsr.--tp Sunday afternoon, November o. FREpE
RlcA. daughter Of William H. Priest. .
The remains win be taken TO Newburg for nterment.
RoosEyMr-on Monday evening, November 80, JAMES
H. ROOSEVELT, aged 63 years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
REySoias.-On Sunday, November %, CATHERINE BANKS
REYNOLDS widow of Lockwood Reynolds in the slst year
Of her age. 40 .
The friends and relatives Of the family invited
attend the funeral, without further notice. from her late
residence, at Greenwicb Conn, on Wednesday mornings
5ysASe-In Elmira, " Y, on Friday, November 81, in
strang and only da1ahser OF Harmon f1dredgc.
sMoNs.--On Sunday evening, November 90, after
short illness, ANNE sMoNs native OF county Moath Ire
The friends Of the family and those of her son in law
Hugh Murray, respectfully invited to attend the fune
raj from her late residence, No 374 Second avenue this
tTuesday) afternoon at half past O'Clock. The
mains viii be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment
SEAMAN--At astoria on Monday, November 30, of
Group IMoGES daughter OF Allen r. and Mary NJ. Seaman
aged years and IL days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of her
parents Astoria l. L. on Wednesday morning. at eleven
O'Clock.
Inns On Monday, November 80. of Group, KATHERINE
JANE, second eldest child Of John and Anne Tins.
The frieEds and acquain,ances OF the family
specully invited to attend the funeral from IS West
Nineteenth street, this Cruesday) afternoon, at one
O'Clock.
Athone (reland) papers please copy.
sLoAN--un Sunday November 20, PHOEBE SLOAN, in the
55th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this day Tuesday,,
II o'clock, from the residence OF the late Sophia Dayton
No. 306 Third street, between avenues G and d.
SrLLcocKs At New Brunswick, n. j., Friday, No.
vember 81 Isaac W. SLoocKs, Esq, in the 5sth year OF
bis age.
TIEBorT.-on Sunday, November 90, at Believile, N.
j.. ADAM T. TIEsocT, aged "a years.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
tend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock,
from the Perrepont street Baptist church. Brooklyn
TAYLOR ON sunday, November 20. MARIA TAYLOR,
daughter OF the late Archibald Taylor, of this city
Her friends ard those OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services this tuesday, az
ernoon at haipast ono O'Clock at the church OF the
Rev. Mr. Wells corner of south Third and Fifth streets
Williamsburg.
vASDERnoEF-suddenly, Friday, November 27
PETER =. VASDERHoE, aged 90 years, month and IL
days.
fhe remains were taken to New Brunswick, N. ]. for
interment.
VAN CIEEp On sunday, November 20, Rev. GEORGE
vAy yCIKxr, eldest son Of isaac Van elect, Fsl.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
attend the funeral this Tuesday, morning. at ten o'clock
from his fathers residence, No. los East Thirty third
street, without further notes.
WmrEEAD,-Ip Williamsburg, Sunday morning.
November 80 Mrs ENkiISE v, wife Of James ~ White
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 10
attend the funeral this tuesday, Afternoon at half past
one o'clock from her late residence, No. 6s1s South
Fourth street.
wuu4Nsoy-On Monday, November 30, OF Group,
ten O'Clock.
JAMES ArtREp. only Of James and Honora williamson
aged year, months and 20 days
The relatives and friends Of tie family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral rom hs late residence
l6i Canal street, on Wednesday Afternoon, at half
past two O'Clock.
wInTMoEE-On sunday evening, November 20, JcsEpH
". wHmoRE, ia the 2stb year Of hts age.
The friends and relatives OF the family also the
bers OF company G. Thirteenth regiment n q :. n. Y,
respectfully invited attend the funeral, from his
late residence 34 Navy street. Brooklyn this Tuesday,
afternoon, at half past one O'Clock
wir-cHlrBEy. On sunday, November 30, CLAUS HEM
ncn eldest son X D. \. Witschieben aged years,
months and days
Tie relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral the residence OF his uucle Henry
Mencken corner OF Newown aVenne aud Henry street,
Astoria, this truesdly) afternoon, at one O'Clock. The
renains will be taken TO the Lutheran Cemetery Long
Island.
WATSON On Sunday November 90, Mrs ELnAnErn
WAsoN, relict Of John Watson, aged ~ years
The friends OF the family, anu those of her daughers
Mrs. r. j. Loder, and Mrs. A. H. Drummond, and Of her
son Henry c. Watson, invited to the funeral,
from the Reformed Protestant Dutch church, Fifth
avenue twenty ninth street this tuesday, morn
ng, at eleven O'Clock.
OBITUARY.
On November ., TB5oDDRR ID. JUDAH died In this city
lie reached New York the California steamer sorey
stricken with fever barely week before his spirit
It's flight Sudden and nscrutable Providence. In the
iu flush Of health when he left the Pacific coast with
the most ntteriug prospects, how little imagined his
friends when he oaae them 'soodby" how little did he
fec. that he was going home 10 die. In the prime OF
manhood, his rare energies about 10 realize Just
ward, God saw ~ 10 take him from his unin shed work
He possessed gifted aud versatile mind but was IN
the science o civil egiueerng that he sXcelle1 He
the chief engineer OF the Pacic Railroad IN California
He surveyed and constructed ths first railroad that
Siate-tlat ot the Sacramento Valley" HIS iabors
among the Sierra Nevada Mpuntains-through their
lonely rviues rugged slopes and their clad
peaSs-protrscied during may months ani years, 10
discover the most practicable and pleasant passl &c
for the iron horse, uUremtting and prod gious
TIL full success was attained lis published
rorts upon the subject. which have been from
time 10 time Submitted for the Information Of
Congress sni the legislature OF the 'Goden state" ("
abunGantiy testify 10 the ability aud geaius winch
marked all he did IN tho department. ButIt
was as a man that his noble Qualities appreciates
and recognized by all theodore judah tho son ~
Epscol al clergyman, uhl died At comparatively