The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-05

;ss an Sl 81 Tha aSiaa;h,
itoiEof hai ysat aajjdss; cf6ssd sinclud udes sahe
nemes ofs many persons who aeauirad
dlatinc ton in theifs respective .pnrsuits
). yourn alisp lost Horace Greeley, founder
ol tue Tribune. who was naourned }by the
whole American people; James Gordon
Bennett.of the. New York Herald. Mr.,
) Spalding, Of the New York World. ia.
ward A. Pollard, formerly OF the Rich.
mond EXAMINER; Thomas B. Holcom6e.
formerly! editor Of the Indianapolis
Sentisel; the Rev. Amasa Converse. eii-
tor OF Christian Observer; Adolph Cue:
rouit, OF the French press; Joseph B.
Lyman and VIM. f.. Beers, of the; 4yi.
dune staff, and D., ,O'C. Townley.
Literature lost Oharles, Lever, the
genial moralist; Theophile Gautier, the
Ffench art critic, Inoralist and poet;
D.Aubigne, the historian Of. the Reform
alton; Prof. Maurice, Frederick Ger
sieokeE, Prot. Hadley. of Yale, Sir
John Bowring. the reiormer, writer and
versatile lingpist; Robert Prutz, A. w.
Eonblanque, sara Payson, Parton.
!, Hartmann. SCOTCH ohurchman and au-
thor Horace Maynard, the English
novelist, and Franz Grillparzer, who en-.
riched. German dramatic literature.
Many great names have been lost to
scienoe-antong them Prof. Lee, emi
nent in medicine; Maj, Gen. Uhesney,
the pioneer, OF the overland route to
India; Prof. Morse, the great electri.
clan; Feuerbaoh, the German speoula-
tive philosopher; Babinet, the French
savant; DR.. Francis Lieber, the publi-
DIST; Prof. Upham. OF Bowdin CoiIeRa:
Mary Bonneville, the English astronomer;
N. Ponchet, the French physiologist;
DR.. W. Baird. OF London, and Prof
Goldstucker, the philologist.
The pulpit has lost DR.. Francis Viz.
ton, OF Trinity Church; the Rev. DR.,
Henry Osttander,. of the Reformed
Church, .Saugerties, New York; Peter
Cartwright, the Methodist backwoods
preaoher; the Roman Catholic prsiates
Cardinal, Amat, Archbishop Spaulding,
Bishop McGill. Of Richmond, and the
Very Rev. Thomas Mulrey. Vicar. Gene
raj OF tAa Diocese of Virginia.
Among the great soldiers who died
were Maj. Gems. Meade and Halleck, OF
the regular army; Marshal Forey, OF the
FRENCH army; Lieut.. Gems. Ewell and
patten Anderson and Gen. Wright, of
the Confederate army; Field Marshal
Sir George Pollock, Constable OF London
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The death.roll Of artists includes
/; Kensett, the landscape painter; Snlly,
Ames, I. Buchanan. Read, both painter
and poet; and Robert s. Dunoanson and
George Catlin, all Americans; and Vest
maoott, the English sculptor.
Ihe stage lost the veterans Forrest and
Sedley Smith; also. Miss O'Neill, who
was popular in England fifty years ago;
Eliza Logan, MeKean Buchanan, Bogu.
mil Dawson and Emil Devrient. Few
eminent musicians died; the art, how.
ever. lost Haetings, the writer of church
music; Lowell Mason, of New England
fame. and Henry G. Ohorley, the critic
ot the London AMenRum.
Among Americans in political life who
died were ex-Seoretary Seward, ex-
Minister Ingersoll, exp Postmaster Gene.
raj Randall, Humphrey Marshall. of
Kentucky; ex-Goy. Bragg, of North Ca
rolina; Norman Eddy, Secretary of
State for Indiana; ex-United States Se-
nators Wall, Of New Jersey; Grimes. of
Iowa; Walker, of Wisconsin: Van
Wrinkle. OF West Virginia; Garrett Davis,
OF Kentucky.
Among the foreigners distinguished in
political life who died were Juarez, Pre-
sldent OF Mexico; Earl Mayo, Governor
General OF India, ossassinated by reli.
glous fanatic; j. r. Thorbecke, Dutch
statesman; Mazzini, the great italian
reyolutionist; Duke de Persigny, the
ardent adherent Of Napoleon III; Cont,
another devoted friend Of the e1-Em-
percr; Sir Henry Bulwer. brother of tho
novelist: Lord Lonsdale. once Post.
master. General of England, and the
Duke OF Bedford.
Royalty and royal houses lost King
Charles XIV, of Sweden; Archduke Al.
brecht, OF Austria; the Duke de Guise,
Don Angel Iturbide, son of the first
Emperor of Mexico; Prince Frederick
Albert, of Germany; King Kamahameha,
OF the Sandwich Islands; Archduche ess
Sophia, OF Austria.
s Among the men prominent in business
circles or we'll known in private life on
last years death-roll are David Paul
Brown, of Philadelphia; James Fisk,
Jr:, Samuel N. Pike, Erastus Corning.
John. A. Griswold, of Troy; Joseph FL.
Scranton, who founded Scranton, Penn.
sylvania; Paran Stevens, Simeon Lee
land, Viscountess Beaconsfield.
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