New-York tribune., 1841-07-15
PRICE ONE GENT.
T II E T R I B y N E
NEw-YoRK, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY Is.

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NEW-YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY l5
p Gov. SEWARD 1--WE learn from the Albany Evening
Jurna percmpory declines another reelection and de-
m be understood that under circumstances Will he
fer his name to be used that OF possible candidate
He does this from ileelng toward any portion OF the
Thg party the contrary will in private as IN public
lie do all in his power maintain the ascendency OF Wing
uncpe and promote the of those great measures
nth which the prosperity of the Country is intimately blend
3D. The Journal remarks:
Gov Seward at the close of his present of Office
m have devoted four years the discharge of its high and
,,ponbe duties. This has required sacrifice OF every
aber duty and Having, therefore, performed his
e of public duty and enjoyed his share of public honors
e now feels liberty consult his personal interests and
ncnaons by asking the People both the response
es and the honos os the Executive Department OF their
Government apoR some other citizen.
C.yApA-The Canada Assembly all absorbed in form
ing Committees (of eleven ench) Contested Elections
which are very numerous There has been n ight in
Of the Commi,tec-roos, in which Mr.. Christie OF Gasrt
gave the lie to Mr.. Hamilton of Bonaventure, and
Knocked down for his challenge sent by
the knockeddown, but not accepted by the knocker
CANAL ToLLs-Tho Tolls received on the Canals of this
State first week in July, ls4l S4S,3ll d
| First week in July, 40..-.-.---- 33, l43 6f
Increase, slo'lo' %
J The tolls collected at Furport, head Of the ChemuNg
Canal up 10 July ls last year $434 81; this year
ll7Ol 49, increase 81 ,567 %, almost 200 per
g The Easton, Nd Gazette says that the dwelling of
Mr. Godsborough Talbot county struck by lightning
the 9Th inst, The glass in the windows shivcrcd but
no Othar injury was DONE
-sNou PsRu-Extrac, of letter from gentleman. resi-
den, a, Lima, dated 9th of May last
General Gamarra bids fair last his Presidential
rrm He has Just succeeded in dueting outbreak IN
which 5000 in against him; but like true
Peruvans nobody was killed on either side and the ciei OF
the party that (vvanco &c, &c, have escaped
into Bolivia Santa Cruz is yet in Ecuador Threatening
| coalition attack with Flores. hope it may never take
effect as we are better off with those have than we would
| be with change effected in that manner Nat Gazette.
KEEPING Icr-we find in the kentucky Farmer the fol-
| lowing valuable directions for keeping ice:
We tae at sunrise from the icehouse as much ice as
will probably be wanted through the day and cover up III
some saw.dust placed in barrel which sits in the dairy
~ Atnight the size of any given lump scarce PerceF
IDLY diminished. 1t is perfect charm Away with your
f ton of lumber charcoal and zinc; with which you are
\ lgmlyleged under the of refrigerator
TUy FUNERAL OpsEaulEs.-Our citizens yesterday morn
rendered their last honors the earthly remains OF their
ne friend and eow-ci,izen, William Henry Harrison he
se which bore the body from the residcace OF Co' lay
10 the steamboat that conveyed to Norih behu WAS
,eed by the company Of dragons and the several mill
ary companies which arrived from the Louisville encanl-
znt in time TO Join in the procession and followed o rea
ives and personal friends of the deceased by the conntee
| rhich had brought it from Washington the committee o
INV which hud been appointed make arrangements fof
obsequics. the City Council officers and soldiers o' the
ste war; Judges and officers of the Supreme and common
leas Courts members of the bar, Odd Fellows hteneh
\
| dual capacity.
The procession moved solemn music from the resi-
nce of Col Taylor Sixt-street, west to Race thence
Nuh Fourth, thence east te Broadway thence down
Broadway the wharf and the wharf Ia the steamboat
,nn which lay the foot of Main and the pavements
I'd doors and windows of houses for the whole ot this dis
we're crowded with persons numbering doubtless from
1000 20000 who had assembled to have last look as
tpa.sed of the coffin which enclosed the body of the
Hlei dead
The boat left the wharf for the Bend about o'clock, bear
| Z with the remains the committees, the detachment OF
td States marines and relatives of the deceased BY
Secal invitation the Rev. John T. Brooke weRt down TO
rm the funeral service of the Church OF England at the
L TAB Cincinnati Gazette, 9Th INST.
L,s7 pr,,c T,,pr7rThc citizens of Cincinnati have
ged one man in their last tribute OF affection towards
I'm who so lately their neghhor TREND ana Ch'e' MA
gsrste We have never before wnesscd-ahd never again
sal witpess-nch nm entire and universal commnging OF
respect and affection and from ali hearts as tte oc
cson called forth. As the city procession 10 "ch were
ADDED large numbers from the surrounding county ' W
aaow aud measured tread with the mortal remains OF MN
'o so lately lived and ,neved the people TREND the '''e
Snoe which seemed reign universal save where Tue me
AachOly dirge and muied drum brekc upon the stiffness
syea reawaken emotions in all hearts which old me
@nsf could hope suppress There was no effort to
nate pageant IL was but require"
positions should be assigned all orders IN The me OF pro-
o and the train moved forward in silence and sadness
aienes of the hour which write Will prevent more
-2a few general remarks We cannot omit TO SPEAK
Sss'er, of that little band OF thirty forty who
@shed close to the body OF their old Commander
sAywere soldiers who IN the severe suffer
Y but brilliant campaigns of 'l2-'l3 had followed the
@ General to his coun,ry battles and victory, ac-
bis remains their last resting place, and very
Ohe themselves followed by until the OF