New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, OCTOBER II.

oon is to be furnished il tho hladsomest manner
By the cor pany st an exPenae OF several hundred
dollars and ysiil be aeeoDd to none in elegance 10
the city. fullength statue OF the immortal
patriot from whom the company takes its name
will be placed in an appropriate niohe, hall way
het~eeE tie upper Hn1 10 ser landi0gz The
fenre " N he MADE NJ 1pecies o. rarn- csa@n',
ard vii coat s37. ny engine, sfSer the Pas
tern OF No l6 10 TO De hot for THE Company AZ
g cast CT $3.50 1t -yli be cong letod by neGs
Cbristnar, aI II hirh t0le the boys expect TO nave
Christening One Of the improga espee'aDY
r. he noticed in tie new house ia fotca-p7np,
which hsa sufficient power 10 throw 4 stream OF
pata. thIoUsb 2 Iength OF hose a50u: 30 teeS.
Ttie will be very Convenient for Bsshing the en-
eipe in cage fire sho1l9 occur near IN the aoienc7
Of the mscbne,
ExcUBsIoSs-rhe Emmett Gasrd', Captain
Dodge, accompanied by Granger's band, went On
asaget excursion to Newark yesterday mo'nlas
The Young Mechanics Guard retained from
their excursion to Tilietudlem with Tsltriddied
target. The frat prize, splendid musket, WAS
won by George Doghery lie second silver cup ny Z
Fitzgerald the third also silver cup by Corr ellu' q
e tof 5b 5o!0 0g and belt b. Henry
the sixth mechanics bresstpin by n Coaelloi 'ns sos
enb be,uh'n wreath of flowers a'tefuily worse1 an
presented 10 The company by Miss Loulie Lots y3lns
ady residing in Jsmsd.a was Won By young man who're
name we could not ascertain.
OFFICERS TO BE CHosEH-The Law Commit
tee OF the Common Council officially report the 10!
lowing an the oficeIs 20 be chorea at the election
next month;
For the oity at Large-A mayor for the City Tor two
yesrs Chief OF Police for Two years ConpuoIe[ tJt
ector OF Taxes three CommaIio7er OF Repairs
snd Supplies FOB three eats o. az, uyod tho R,r,,
Police Dsrct-ore Csp.,o OF Police. For the I'd and 5h
Tsrds-the Second Police DsUct-one Captain OF Poce.
Cspain Of Folice For the lin and lth Wardsths Fourth
Police DOticone Captain Ct Police o,s Cam.
missioner Of Excise ore Constsbe ore Assessor
BIZ Election D-ictsFor each Election District IN each
JIaed-Two Inspectors CT Election
IHQUEsTs-Thrce iDquests were held on one day
of last week by Coroner VIM NJ Smith OF Flush.
ing The first was on body which was found az
the head of the Flushing Bay, described as that OF
"a short man, apparently about sc years OF age,
with short black hair just inclining to greyi-had
been in the water but few days" Supposed 70
have boen one of party Of three persons lost
while fishing on the Hogs B ack, the Sunday
previous
The recond was held at Astoria on the body of
colored boy, which hoRted ashore opposite bar
clays brick building. The body waa supposed to
be another OF the five.
The third was also at Astoria on ths body OF a
German emgrant which hoated ashore nest
Barclays. The body was recognized as that OF &c
emigrant from Wards Island.
DIED FROM HER INJURIEs.-We regretto learn
that Miss StimsoD, one of the ladies' whe was in.
jured on Saturday last in Fulton at. by being run
over by an ice cart died al the residence of her
nephew, E. P. Plummer, 1872 Nasau-st., yester-
day morning Her health had not been good pre-
vious to the accident, and few days after mort,
fcstion took place which terminated her existence
Her remains were conveyed to Greenwood Gem
etery yesterday afternoon and inferred. Mrs
Plummer is doing as well as can be expected IN
der the circumstances, and it is thought may re
cover without tbs loss Of her limb
TARGET EXCURSION The Union Guards Of
Newark, Capt Higgins, were here on Monday on
Targel Excursion. The Company numbered 80
members, and looked very well in their uniform.
which consists of white flannel nhi't, collar and
wrists tipped with red, black pants with stripe,
and blue caps.
ACADEMIA child of g. MIR. Peter Daley, OF
Flushing while playing with lighted shaving,
aome days since, bad his clothes take fire. and vas
so severely burned that he died in tao days