New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
FUNERAL CAR

Mutes
Mourners
The United Irish Repeal Association Of New-Yofk,
VIM. Denman, Marshal.
The Hibernan Benevolent Burial Society,
DR. William ODonnell, Marshal
The Benevolent Society Of Operative Mssons,
VIM. Furlong, Marshal
WIN. Green, Marshal
The Young Friends Of Ireland
John p Curran. Marshal.
The r. c. Total Abstinence Benevolent Society,
John McGrsth, Marshal
The Shamrock Benevolent Society OF New York.
Hugh Finn, Marshal
The United Practical Stone Cutters Of New York Brooklyn
and Jersey City.
VIM. Young, Marshal.
The Friendly Sons Of -. Patrick
The lrish grant Society Of New-York.
The Newark Hibernian PrOvident Society.
The Newark Repeal Association.
The Hbernian Provident Society Of New Haven.
The Shamrock Benevolent Societies Of New-York and
Brooklyn, united
Citizens generally. .
The invited guests requested 10 assemble at Nsuxha
Garden Bowery, near r sthsi at O'Clock precisely on
In order 10 prevent Confusion IT understood that
no person except those IN the procession be admitted
into Castle Garden until the whole procession sa h''e
entered. There will be no deviation from this rule.
The Marshas and Officers Of the various Societies are
requested TO meet the Deputy Grand Marshal IN the oen
space before Stuyfesants Chnfch on tins iIuesday ae
noon p NJ TO receive final Instructions as 70 their
s2i HENRY STORMS, Deputy Grand Marshal
gam stated meeting Of the -. Nicholas
society Of the City OF NewioIk, held the ith sept
ls47. The following resolution unanimously passed
and ordered % be published.
Reolled That The ST. Nicholas Society Of the City OF
New-Yok record with grief the deceuse Of the late
PETER q. STIYNESANT whose name stands first on
roll Of members and who the first President of the
Society Descended the last and most distinguished
Of the ancient Dutch 6ovcrnors of This then fo'lne IA
him the blood Of that emine lost OF ~ original
excellence Characterized through life BY purity OF puI
pose peiy Of heart and modesy Of bearing he nets as
citizen atiested b. numerous acts Of pubic nui-
conce md his virtues friend, by private acts Of gene
rosy aud kindness The Society seizes the earliest op-
port1nty at this first meeting after his unexpected
decease pay this slight tribute of respect to ms honoed
memory, aud 20 record ths among its archives.
BY order Of the Society
s2l IT. SAML. q. RAYMOND, sec'y.
~ Mechanics Iusfitute.-A special meeting OF
the Institute the election Of Officers and Directors for
the ensuing year will be held Tuesday evening, 2ls
The polls viii be open precisely at o'clock
full the members IL requested by order
JAMES J. MAPES President
CHARLES &. BARRIrr, Aetnary 80 jus
~ French Iauguaae-Manesoas Oral Sysrem
taught oy his daughter, MADAME DURAND.-Mcd d. m-
forms ae Yapl- that she is prepared 20 continue
their course Instruction. and 10 receive the names 81
gen lemen who dose join the first Evening Class
L. die. wishing ID Join Morning Glass viii please call
Immediately aud make arrangement Residence 81 W a.
ker-st sll %Wlscoa'
fzy- Roberts. New and splendid style Of Gothic
Door aud Number PlGtes-enilrey new and original de-
signs Those in want Of something and splendid or
their doors are invited 10 call examine the above ai
cle. Also splendid assortment of new style bcpulls
Bells hung and repaired in the most substantial manner
and warranted A. ROBERTS. SOS Broadway,
sl6 llnissod near Prnce-st.