New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

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the nrnes arrived and the FIRE spread no iaTAef ~
gong M. Engines Nos a. l. g and Hose-Csrf No =
HAD splendid t-.a Of speed No u proved 10 be ne
C.la.-.evs NJ tho race and came in several lengths
ahead.
Another FIRE commenced In ta.ors shop IN fu-''n
street near Gold later in The evening bu; amounted 70
nothing
~ The FIRExEy held a meeting last niehi 10
regard to the Funeral Procession AID UNANIMOUSLY ~
solved ,ha. their turnout should be the largest and n-
on the ground Tie boys mighty apt 10 DO VIA" 'n's
say they VII
~ The PROCESSION in honor OF the memory o.
Gen. Jackson vii be united in ~ the citizens q Ne"
York and BROOKLYN. and will doubt be very large
4. General Uo,kns President Of the IN Ward Bank j. 20
be N. gsr-bal OF the day There vii be- good turn
Oh, If the Military the Fire Department the various
rac. tho Odd Fellow. and other benevolent Societies
&c The bie- or UNI vii probably be escorted by
srDe body Of United States troops preceded ny tnel
.nle,did bands Minute guns vii be- fred hy me |eier
an corps throughout the day. The procession vii pro
bsblv leave the Park about u O'Clock and vii proceed
through Chatham street and East Broadway TO Grand
street down Grand-street and the Bowery 20 Union
square thence down Broadway 70 the PARK, when an
Grafton will be delivered in front Of the City Hell
GENERAL SEssroSs.-Mary Har and Martha
Fisher arrested some time ago for passing couniere
money. Were yesterday tried and acquitted. Oihcef
Warren stated in bis testimony that Mary Har told hin
that she had received the money from man named
Forbes who told her that Il deprecated money anl
that if .he would pass he would give her > cents on
the dollar. plan arranged for taking FORBES ano
the Doodle d. the stock on hand Of coun'eriei bills
and the implements for manufacturing more but thar
he had mentioned TO the Reporter for the Tribune who
had published it. though instructed not TO do co. and thus
defeated the ends OF justice and prevented the cap'u',
Of the Doodle Forbes was. however, Afterwards ar
rested though the evidence Of his guilt was not Oh
| tained.
Vow If officer Warren had stated. in addition TO the
above that gave him written order 70 the foreman
Of The Tribune to omit the report Of the case in ques
,ion-which he declared perfectly satisfactory ano
which was to be presented only the other paper
would no, publish the case-he would have told 'ihe
whole truth
man named James Gsrish alias Gsno was yesterday
convicted in the Court OF Sessions Of Perjury in falsely
swearing in his At the poll Of the 81 District OF th
| 6rh Ward a. the late Election He was one OF lar-t
number who were cOonzed in Anth0nysirect, ana Wa
brought into the Watch House the night before the
| Election and when discharged In the morning adfnoh
-hed not 10 vote He stated in bis examination ,nst H.
lived in Greene Co. and that he uds pad IS ana a.. ~
rpsnses 10 come down and vote AZ the Election Nheh
nterrogaec By the inspectors 70 hi residence ne CAV
10 80 Centresireet which per-on was heard "a
prompt him telling him that was not good ace 70 hh
from lie found guilty and sent 70 the state Prison
1 for years.
| AsHIEY-Mr Smith, one of Ashley's counsel. this
morning applied 10 the Court Of Sessions 10 be allowed
! two weeks 70 procure bill Of exceptions. The Cour
allowed 10 dsys and Ashley left the Court in charge OF
officer for the purpose OF procuring ban l>@VVol W.
| 30 not know whether or not be succeeded
1 IT. 7 Poll n mn q
further reduction in fare and the price s2throush
10 Boston This ia very pleasant route occupying ten
hours and avoiding the necessity OF night travel By an
arrangement with the Norwich & Worcester Co tickets
bought for either road transferable from one road 70
the other thus giving the traveller the choice Of Two
routes
~ Sanquirico the buto, received intelligence
ust before he left for Europe that fifty years lawsuit
had been decided in his favor. by which he would re-
ceive snug little fortune This viii add several notes
| TO his voice
Tuscan BRAID BY MACHINERY Mr.. Elisha
Fitzgerald s. Christie street has patented most beauti
ful machine for making Tuscan braid, by which piece
containing 62 yards Of the finest quality can be braided
in day-whereas the best Of braiders by hand require
TWO weeks TO complete the same quan'iiy-the texture
Of Mr. Fzgerads braid being altogether superior in
ian The importance Of this invention may be estimated
when il is considered that the importation OF Tuscan
braid into this country averages nearly s3OO00O per
annum The machine is complicated to admit Of an
ineligible description, without diagrams Every thing
Is Sc, in motion by turning crsnk-feeding the fingers
with new straws cutting oFthe ends of the usodup one
beating up the wool of the braid and short every thin
that the most dexterous Of Tuscan fingers ever
conpshed beside frmness and beauty OF finish which
| they could never attain.
~ Travellers for the South aud West have now
great despatch there being three hundred and sixty
miles of Railroad from this City Cumberland. Nd
where the great National Road commences. Passengers
arrive AT Wheeling Ptisburg in rtyeshi hour from
NewYork City The route TO Baltimore i by steamboat
or Railroad a, the option of the traveller with through
ticket with the privilege OF stopping the route and
visiting Washington any Of the cities and vsges and
resuming pleasure. This is the great route
| to Cincinnati Louisville 81. Louis New Orleans, &c
| u Our most respected Adcnmanic dignaries
Of the Common Council have heap Of trouble with their
new Mayor-who seems 10 be obstinate mule
and determined TO interfere with Of the cher
shed usages Of the party His last act OF usurpaton Of
the rights and dignites Of the great democratic family
IS requisiiion that every appoiHf Of the Police
shall personally sign his the Register before be-
will grant warrant. This 70 say the least. Is
warrant able proceeding and we think Mayor Havcmeycr
ought 10 be called upon resign for thus broadly nsnu
aiing that considerable portion OF his constituency
| not write their
| " A NEW BRANCH Posr OFFICE is about TO
be established in the NORTHEAST quarter Of the Cny-s
thing much needed and whose conyenences and sdvsr.
aces will be great The location Of the Branch wi
bel the Ninth Ward in Hudson street probably between
| the Greenwich Bank and 81. Luke's Church.
The Postmaster has also sgnhed his willingness TO es
,absh Branch Office in the Sixteenth Ward az
proper location can be hxcd upon.
IL The Board of Education held meeting last
evening snd the President appointed the standing Com
| m.t;ees
III Mr. Secretary Marcy visited the Navy Yard
and the ships Of port yesterday and received
| with the usual ceremony and ssltpctre
~ man has been hallooing for the Watch for
half an hour in from, of our Office He must be either
drunk or foolish to sing on, for tha. .o OF animal In
| New-york
Iy- The soOp OF War John Adams al the Navy
Yard Brooklyn has been reported ready for ". !