New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE FUSERAL.-Today, should the weather DO
fair, the funera ceremonies Of the late President
will take place in Brooklyn.
The Odd Fellows have resolved to turn out In
foil regaa, with the exception of the Brooklyn
Lodge, some OF the members of which carried the
day against turning out as they had made calculr
tons to turn out with the procession in New-York
on Tuesday next. We would suggest that this
lodge change its name to Manhattan Lodge
The Fire Department have determined to turn
out, and we hope that they will make display
worthy of the best organized department in the
United States We regret to learn that the Chief
Engineer is absent from the city. Yet, we think,
that will not materially affect the arrangements.
The Wing and Democratic General Committees
will turn out with suitable arrangements.
There will be representation OF scholars from
each OF the Common Schools Of the city.
The several Irish Benevolent Societies have re-
solved 10 turn out also.
The Military Companies of the city have met.
and may be expected out in full force.
The Fulton Ferry Company will pass free oil the
New.Yorkers who may wish to join in the process
sion.
The stores Of the city, will, we understand, be
closed on the line of procession. This is voluntary
ON the part Of the merchants as they have not
| been requested TO do it by the city authorities
OF course, the flags on the public buildings, and
the flag stats Of the city generally, will behoiss-
| ed at half mast.
The officers of the U. s. Navy and Army will
join in with the procession The Clergy, Judiciary,
and the law prote sson also.
The route of the procession will be through
Hicks st. to Perrepoint 10 Henry down Henry TO
Atlantic through Atlantic to Clinton do wn Clinton
TO Baltic through Baltic to Court, up Court TO Liy.
ipgston, through Livingston to Smith, up Smith TO
! 10 jay and Myrtle. av. down Myrtle-av. 10 Bridge
st. through Bridge TO Concord, down Concord 70
Hudson av. through Hudsonsv to Sands st through
Sands to Main, down Main TO Front through Front
TO Fulton up Fulton 10 City Hall.
The soemnties will conclude as follows:
| 1sl Prsyet-Rev 3 d. spear.
ID Requem-~ Rest Spirit, Rest" BY Dodworth's
ST. Funeral Orson prepared at the request Of the Com
mee Of Arrangement BY James Humphrey, Esq u,
man, E.q PresidsnL
5ih Bepedietion -
AT the conclusion Of the ceremonies CO minute
guns will be fred from Fort Green
There will doubtless be the largest and most re-
spectacle procession ever got up In the City.
FrRE-About 10 O'Clock yesterday fire broke
out in the large frame building adjoining the Globe
Hotel owned by Dominck Colgsn, Esq. bat was
soon extinguished, without doing much damage
~ Rev Henry N. Dsnison, Of Brooklyn L l.
was, on the 10th inst. married to Alice, daughter
of Ex.President Tyler. The ceremony took place
at the residence Of the lady, in Charles County,
Virginia.
SERIOUS ACADEMIA young man named w m.
Valentine was run over by horse attached to a
spring cart In Duiedst and his leg broke In three
places producing q compound fracture. Amputasion
| Of the leg 10 emed unavoidable.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DgArH.-A young lad,
while playing with his companions, shut himself
| up in trunk which had spring lock upon 1t, and
which for sometime resisted every etiOrt TO open
it, 1t was finally opened by Mr.. Dubois, lock.
maker, who was sent for and the lad taken out
| He was black in the face, but recovered soon.