National Republican., 1876-01-01

and son of VIM. Young, who printed the first b.
be in Pennsylvania, aged seventy-one years
April sT-ln New York city,-Judge james j.
Roosevelt, aged eighty years.
April le-Near Austin, Texas, A. J. Hamilton,
txSfoyernor of that State.-In New York city.
s1g Prs oas Fai the ef Iedde @ and other
Hpriils-In New York city, Samuel R. Wells
the wel-known professor Of phrenology and pro
prietor Of the PkrenolOgicGI Journal, aged fifty
I've years.
senior member of the firm Of Harper Brothers
IN his seventy-ninth year.
March 22-In London, England, Comte de Jar
nse, French Minister to England, and a novelist
efoonsiderable eminenee.
March 2s-Intelligence by telegram from Pari:
Of the death Of Edward Qulnet, the distinguished
author and Radical member Of the Assembly
from Paris, aged seventy-two years.
april SIN Dublin, ireland, Sir John Gray
member Of Parliament from Kilkenny, and pro
priStor Of the FreemdR's Journal, aged sixty
years.
G. Conway, manager of the Brooklyn theatre,
and IN actress Of excellent repute, aged forty-one
year.
APRIL SO-At Bay View, Long Island, Oliver
Chailick, formerly partner of George Law, and
for many years president of the Long Island rail-
read aged sixty-hye years. n-,-.--
My lI-ln Lexington, KY John =; bTeekini TeS,dj
Staes, and during the rebellion a general in the
Confederate army, aged htty-four years
: My 20-ln Baltimore, Nd, the Hon Jesse D.
Bright, for three terms United States Senator
iron Ind aged sixty-three years.
april 2T-In England, w. Winwood Reade;
known as the author Of various African trave
Sketches. 81,
Play 5-InteIligence from London of the death
II, Heinrich George August Ewald, a celebrated
L German philoOlgist, theOOgian, historian and po
lititsl reformer, aged seventy-two years. From
Parf, intelligence Of the death of Michel Levy
The TcIl-known Partisan publisher.
j he l4-In Boston, Mass, Samuel Gardner
Drate, historian and antiquarian, aged seventy
Jne SIN France, NJ. Charles de Remusat, au
thOian statesman, in his seventy eighth year:
Jpe At Burlington, New New Jersey, Rear Au
Jpne 25-In New York city, Mortimer Thomp
son better known as 20. K. Philander Doesticks
p l." aged forty-four years.
IIy SIN St. Louis, Missouri, General Frank
p Hair, jr.. aged ffty-fOur years.
June 2gSIn Austria, Ferdinand 1, ex-emperor'
Jiy Fin London, England, ]. E. Cairnes, Pro
Iesstr of Political Economy in the London Uni
JJy ls-In England, Lady Jane Franklin
widow Of Sir John Franklin the ill-fated Arctic ex
ploRr, aged about seventy years. President An
dreT johnson, aged siNty-seYen years
August 2-In New York city, General Alexan,
derHamilton, son of the famous Alexander Ham
iifoa, aged ninety years.
r-sDder Andrew JacksOniDrake.
NElgust 11-At Saratoga, New York, ex-Gov-
rWilliam A. Graham, Of North Carolina,
Sugust Pin Philadelphia, Horace Binney, an
'shent lawyer, in his ninety sixth year.
dugust I6-At Oberlin, Ohio, Charles q. Fin.
j, u, president of Oberlin College.
July SS-Announcement from France by cable
ofthe death of Athanase Josue T. Coquerel, aged
tfy-five years Like his distinguished father, he
Y" IN eminent Protestant leader. Announce
.~t fromLO ndon of the death OF lsaaS
twhich bears his name, aged sizty-fOur
o. igdst AT Copenhagen, Denmark, Han:
- 5stian Andersen, the we'll known writer o.
Fs3der-stories for children. aged seventy years.
September lin Harlem. New York, the Rev
H Gillett, ID. d., author of the Life Of Johr
Hss," God in Human Thought" &c, in hi
September iO-In Litchfield, Connecticut, Lewis
B. Woodruff, United States Circuit Judge for the
Southern District Of tew York, in his sixtysixtf
September 11-IgjSaratoga, New York, tho
Y. BlOH ex-COngressman, aged hity
s2s-By drowning. at Sea Cliff, tho
Rel G'U.ge b. PorteOus, pastor of All-SOult
ehUch, brooklyn. about fOrty-hye years of age.
OstOber Near Charlottesville, Virginia, Col
one Thomas Jefferson Randolph, grandson o.
Thd mas Jefferson, aged eighty-three years.
0stober 2l-At Concord, Massachusetts, Fred
crit Hudson, the well-knOwn journalist, aged
October I3-In Paris, France, Jean Baptistt
Caipeaux, the sculptor, aged fOrty-eight years
0tober cO-ln Paris, France, Sir Charles
wleatstone, F. Il. 3, aged seventy-three years
Gtober 27-At NewtOnville, New York, the
Rev. Dr. William Arthur author of a work on
"Fsmily Names" aged seyenty-nine years.
October 29-ln North BroOkheld, Massachusetts,
the Hon. Amasa Walker, the Bell-knOwn, pub
icist, aged seventy y-slx years.
November AT Cumberland, Rhode Island,
the Hon. Thomas A. Jenckes, auther of the civil
city, William I. Blodgett prominent merchant
md art collector, aged hfty-two years.
November 2I-In Norwalk, Connecticut, the
FAn. Orris 5. Ferry, United States Senator from
Il : State, aged tiftytwO years.
November 22-In Washington city, Vice Presi.
dsnt Henry Wilson, in his sixty-iourth year.