The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12
Obituary.

REV. PEIE TELLER. SUPERIOR or TIKI JFsUiTs or
THIS CONTINENT.
Father Teller Superior OF the Order of Jesuits in
North America died at tho Jcsuts College, Mostrea
the It'll inst, agnd nearly seventy years He born
In 1926, Laon, in France, and became Jesuit on
the 18th OF October 1875 at the age Of twenty-five years
After years Of travel, and having bccn appointed
rector OF the College of chambcry, NJ Teller
was selected by the General Of the Jesults,
with 1--WE Of his colleagues, TO come 10 Canada,
where the Roman Catholic Bishop Of Montreal had re-
quested the Pope sond some members OF the Order
From the death Of the last OF the native Canadian Jes s
Father Cazot In 1900 there had been establishment
Of the Order IN that country until the arrival there
These were, besides n Teller. The Rev. ia.
theirs Chazelle, Luiset, Martin, Hanipaux and Du.
mnquci Of these Mcssrs. Chazelie and Unset have
already deceased, Father Martin has returned TO Fmnce
and the other two continue their abo,s IN Montreal
For eight years after their arrival the Jesus had the
charge Of the parish Of Laprairie and Father Teller
ociated In that parish for two years Aer that he
prevalence Of ship fever then at 81 Paicks church,
at Kingston, At Toronto and at Fordham College In West
Ss%sS y,us ss be
from that time has always resided at Fordlam. Canada.
For months he has suffered from serious disease,
and removed 10 the Hotel Deu In Montreal for treat
mcnt; but finding that could be hoped for he
returned to the college, where he died Sunday last
DIR. THOMAS BLArCHYoRp.
Dr. Thomas Blatchford. Of Troy, n. " the room mate
OF John w. Webster At the time he murdered Dr. Park
man. In Boston, died In Troy on tho sth INST
ADMIRAL BALDWIN, v. n.
Augustus Warren Baldwin, Rear Admiral OF the white
died st Toronto on January s. He was born IN the
county Of Cork the LIST Of October l7,e He entered
the mercantile navy boy but was pressed into the
British service board tho sloop a war rrompeuss
The captain Of the ves-ci ErkInns Douglas as-
vovered VINO his young sailor was and At once Obtained
commission for him He FOR many year, served under
this commander 10 Jerent parts OF The world aad ID
pointed lieutenant Of the isiter sop June a. 1905;
and twas his good fortune three years sncrwsrds, 70
accompany Tom hoore the poet home from his AmtFi
can tour In The same vessel Indeed, The Boston be-
become classical from Moors's lines 'To the poeton
fgAse, on leaving Halhx for England, October. 1soA
and coInmencing- 60 -t-. ~.
with trsxmph. shIs mornins Oh, Boston, he'll iiI
ms stir q Thy deok and The spread 81 thy sail ~ d
In December, 1904 M baldwin Joined the Priacs Of
wAles and whls In this ship he engaged The
ton on Copsnhaesn, ecpts0bes 1s0x u The foIiswnG
year be became nYss 1euesnant % tbs fnpiscabis
7t and saw severe Aehtps ana aid good servios ~
ths Bauc under AAmisu1 Dysm Martin. ror his ganas
conduct In capturing the Rnssan feufs sswo,sd ne
90sh August 1so6 wksn n command Of his own ship
he resolved gold medal He vas appointed 10 osm.
January I, 1s1L He held positoa IN the Exccutvs
Council 81 Canada during the latter part q Sr y y
Heads admniras,cn and the eary part % his svres
sors bat does not 70 have taken any very active %
leading part In the government although he was one 81
ia members during the stormy times Of the rebellion
for many OF his latter years he director Va the
Bank q Uppcr Canal.