New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

The documents, upon which action hal thus
been taker, were ordered to be transmit, 10 tho
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
The Board then adjourned.
BoARo OF ASSISTANT ALDssMEa,(
"Wednesday, July 10
The President, Oscar w S!urtevaut, IN the chair
The reading Of the minutes, on notion were dii'
persed with.
Death Of Presjdent T'aylor-Assissaat All.
" ard, XVIII, offered the following resolutions;
Hhosas, The melancholy aud shl cii9g iotalgencs 40
TAYLOR, iwenh PTes eat Of he uned States, !, a),e,
1850. ~ >
And ieysas ihs disdp "a shed sad exalted position xhch
DO ted a. tho Chief Ma istrse o hs Americas nao1 his
brilliant and eminent services In the lldaa wars Ia he
Weston Siytes and IN Fiosda ard -ss-ri,v A ~. oyt
ous ass OF Tso Ao Resaca de ia Palm, Monterey nd
Lu'Da Vac, b Mexico as well IS MS srisi AID dvyo,sd
der hs deait truly n.liona calsrnty - -
Add eA,sas II i kcDg On such ,sion. vhuebo-vi-g
pih subulssion 20 tho lscFusbs WAYS 81 Diyirs Prog
Der CO. 70 noun he loss when we ia conron win Inc
whole nsuon, have ihus snstaiaed-rnefeflre
Re- lrsc Thai deeply sud sincerely 81 npahizc VIZ
Il ilcied dlW a. the and nnsilts lnaall
OF u ceeeafed ~ al With our flow cussnsn OVER
poon OF The Union IA he loss Of % good ani 80 sr,A.
Re-. p,d Tbs; 30 soksn or our rs-prc ard sorrow 4, ha
laEeitcd feceas-ii ne cthc7 Of re d oT, a1f re 8
btrofffcl hoard to- Glf1uou Cora-l 30 tg-sisI a..
mou,nH. ior a. s0fre Of -irc' > o-yg
E,..Uld Tai rl- Jlor ne Nav eni the uam1s-s o.
On lie ei afn flF so days. and that nvite feo
citizens gel orally 70 wear the sane enosm Of oafElas
Rssossd Ihal on The day Of The funeral in washagtoa
City, Inc Major al Sleg he displayed ~ hama from lho
Clp Ball. he seyefs public buildings "a TIC city aud 10
minute guns be fred on lra Gay fOm The Battery 40
Ton Isns-iqnafe rom 10 oeock II the morning a. -
| a. noon, ana % In The evening.
Bssoirsd That Com fee Of fve on tho part OF each
Boed together with ne President thereof Ia COO auction
Win Ills Honor me mayof, BE appointed 20 maze icu
Other arrangements as ore due 10 taV las exalted poson
81 eminent services Of he ceeeased
ouons duly sube,tcsied by His Honor the Mayer, DO
forwarded 70 the afl ced family Of the deceased.
The adoption Of the resolutions were seconded,
in appropriate remarks by Assistant Alderman
Mccarthy Fourth WaId, and unanimously adopted.
The President appointed Asst Aid. Ward, Aok
ermsp, Crane, Smith, and Mccarthy the Comm.
tee on the part Of the Board, to which the Presi-
dent was added.
The message OF His Honor the Mayor, presented
70 the Common Council was read, and the resoIu-
tons Of the Board of Aldermen in relation to the
death OF the President concuned in.
The Board then adjourned
DEATH OF THE President OF THE UNITED
SrA1Es-On the opening Of the New Branch Su-
perior Court yesterday, Mr.. Geo. Wood rose and
announced to the Court the death Of the Pres.
ident having occurred since the adjournment Of tho
Court; and of respect 10 bis distinguished pub
lie services eminent station and the lofty private
character of the deceased" moved that the Court
adjourn.
Judge Duer Tho presiding Judge) granted tho
motion, expressing "the sympathy of the Court
with the people of the country on the disassoas
event."
The Court then adjourned to Friday.
In the Old Branch Mr.. Daniel Lord, after appro.
pirate remarks, made a similar motion, which was
responded to by Chief Justice Oakley. Adjourned
In the Common p cas- Mr.. r. b. Cutting rose and
also moved the Court for an adjournment, prsfacDg
the motion " it'll suitable remarks. IL was replied
to by Judge Woodruff, and an adjournment or
der,d. The other Branch also adjourned.
The U. 6. Courts are not now in session
The FUNERAL or THE PREsIDEST.-The fol-
lowing arrangements have been made by the Joint
Special Committee Of the Common Council:
City HALL. EswYoRK,
Wednesday July TO- 1850
The Committee OF Arrangements appointed By the Com
mon Council in relation TO The decesse Of General TAYLOR
late Pesoent Of United slaleb at Room No City
The following Preamble and Resolution wers Adopted
Hhoeas II 10 announced that the funeral Of Inc late
Pre,deLt Of The United states Will take ace ia Washing
R,,oI,,I That our fellow citizens be requested to cose
heir places OF business inat day from the
hour Of weye AT noon until sunsel and also all places Of
public smu,emenIs 10 the evening Of said day.
That he bells OF The several churches AID the dresarm
bells he toled from noon I'LL O'Clock, 81 aud that sixty
.x mDue guns, bepg the age Of The late Presidency be
Thai the owners and s,e OF vesses In the hsrbor end
The propreors Of all public places IN The city be req Ies-d
TO di,psy their sgs al hafnas during the wboe day, a9d
hst Dowczeos he sso requested 10 wear he usual
badge OF mourning for thirty daya
SAMUEL DELlNArER
JONAS = coECLIN, Committee on
JAMES II COOK the par. Of the
JACOB + OAKLEY, Board Of Aid
MORGAN hoR0ANs.
President
sLH WARD,
CHARLES CRANE,
JAMES ACkkkhAN, Committee on
WISELY SMITH, The part Of Board
FLORENCE MCCARTHY, Of AaslI
OSCAR W. srURrEVANT,
N B-Due notice will be given through the public pa.
er' Of The funeral obseauies on The part Of ibis City
BOARD OF SUPERyIsORs-ThisB Board met yes. |
erday His Honor the Mayor in the chair. Aid
haw, Twelfth ward, rose and alluded to the death
the President, Of his public career in the feld
nd The high position he has recently occupied, and
ia excellent private character; and moved that
be Board, out Of respec. 10 bis memory and sta
on, adjourn. Carried.
u All the public Offices were closed yesterday
IN notice from Mayor WoodhuiJ in consequence Of
he Death Of the President
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CosvEsTIos.-This body
let last night pursuant to adjournment. L. b.
hepberd Esq President being absent FERsAS
o WooD, Esq was called to preside.
John Austin, Of the Sixth Ward, then offered the {
lowing resolution. which was passed, and the