New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
OBITJIRI.
MR.. GARRISON sTANFIEID. Il. \.

MR. GARRISON sTANTIEID. H. \.
cable dispatch to the Associated Press, dated the
22d Of Nav and published in THE DAILY TrInrNE Of tho
2d announced The death Of the Hon Mr Staued, mem
bcrof the British Parliament and welllnown to Americans
for the sympathy shown by him FOR the Of the North
during the late This announcement WAS we believe
an error II IS Ir Carson stauhod, the distinguished
andscapepainter who is dead and not the member Of
Parliament He died at his home in Hampstead after
lingering illness. ut the age Of q.
Mr. Standeds departure adds another to the list
Of celebrated artists whose deaths have been sown
ticy along the Of the last fifteen years In
viewing the lofty catalogue, feel sensiby that we
stand az the close OF period Of remarHabe artistic ac
to; one OF men proved great whose work 81 cndcd the
other Of men Whose career ls Just ~ dawn ltA.eI'
DelacroX, Iugres, Rtlel, and Cornelius these names
WIN others' aI..l % .!,5.ol H. IT, 49, CO., ,b ,N
iciJ WAS not TIC ica, reai. ii. name was rs vel.
known outside Of England that Of any OF her artistic.
excepting Turner. Ruskiu, Who Duince nm along WIN
Turner n that delightful chapter Of The first volume 3i
"Sfodcrn Palutcrs part H. T., chap. VII IN which
Dc rapidly but Complementary sums mp the lacIts ana
defects Of tho che! painters 81 aiasf'Is ta
i'm Italy, the Low C"uutris- ana ihsinta sAFn Oh
him: lie is the leader of the English least- aud per
Aaps among inc more lcihtl V' ~, H., -
tle look OF common and nationality Whlc ms com
lo'llios VII ~ '.s ,- a. tiiri of mo other artist
What hc has learned has been rou ls oN - AcIul"tce
WITH and affection for the steep bills and tho deep sea-
and ll, modes OF treatment are alike removed rom
sbtchness or iHcOmpetiOn, ana from cAaSFcIauoh oI
stanfcd was il 7g3 in the County Of sutherland
Scotland IN Ls youth he was sailor ana his pLnct t
his preference FOR marine subjects, ara WIN Is sl III
treating them. His earliest essays were ia Hhuhcalc
painting but the first picture he exhibited sent 10 he
British Institution in 1851, was called NIcghclo Oh iVIt
Rouge" and N the same year ne conrhntcG 10 iHc
the long list Of his productions cXtendg uoWH 70 He
period Oi bis life find that the SUBJECTS OF 10y l he
i.reater number arc marine although nc very sue
cessiul with landscape ana with architectural subjects
Among his best known pictures are the 9iOnht ~;
Michael" The Rock and Castle OF Isclia (engatea
by the London Art Uulon, "Thc Day after the Wreck
1.-THE Victory tOwcd into Gibialtcr aiter the l"o oi
Trafalgar" Tie Bass Rock" ana THE siege or 81 Sc
b4stia" Mr Sfanhcld was Tor long time director on
ana Mr. stanncd filed the post n SUCH way as 10 make
and affaryyard painted with his own hand scrc. OF
scenic masterpieces which long made DrIy Ih,iief
f,uof- and the example there set has had wide iuiu-
ence not only England but on the continent and as
even mzde Itself felt in our own country. Mt Hncl1
was made an Associate of the Royal Academy In 1882 aud
am Honorary Member IN 1850 lie "a constant cXhlD
t,ions ~ bc yearly show a son Of Mr.. stanfcld is
also artist, and cXccs an architectural painter
JOEL HALVES, y. j.
BY TxReEAFH TRIBUNE.
HMTroRD Conn, june 5.-The Rev. Joel Hawes
D. D. for nearly fifty years pastor OF the First Congrega
iona Church in this city died IN Gead In this state at
II O'clock this morning, Of congestion OI the luhGs lie
had been suffering from cold for several days
bat on Saturday went to Gcad to supply the pulpit III
fbc congregational Church. lie preached mere All cay
Sunday without seeming feel any I'll effects from his
cold but on Sunday evening he had quite severe az,
tack Of hcmoThage which terminated IN eOAgesLioh OF
fe lungs His mind clear 10 the last put ne hhd
much difficulty in speaking lew hours previous 10 ms
death, reply 10 remark that ne war iiut t' %
Doctor said %, yes and am 80 THANKFUL mat inc !,
great work Of preparation has not pecn hut or d M
His wife was present NJ his Dedsuc wien ~ 'ic. ~
Joves was the Oldest pastor IN the state lie vas UNI
versally liked and respected by an anu III, III If was in
~ ISM year being n years old IN December ls, ils
remains viii be brought 10 ms cry Fr1aV from the
! funeral will probably take pace Oh Eil"''' AVN Wv
church over which he has so lohB piraIucu