New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

nbers oil the senior ana junior w itItl COui
mttees and OF the Ward Committees, was held at the
Broadway House last evening to complete the necessary
arrangements for the funeral soemnies OF DANIEL
WEBSTER. On motion OF William Rowe the meeting
organized by the appointment of George J. Cornell
Esq, and Erastus Brooks Chairmen with DR.. James
Kennedy and Mr.. Johnson, of the Eighth Ward, as
Secretaries.
1t was resolved that the members OF the General and
Ward Committees be requested to take part in the pro-
cesson to be formed under the direction OF the City
Authorities to the memory Of Mr.. Webster, and that
the members of these Committees meet at the Broad
wey House at IL A. NJ, Tuesday
On motion, Mr. Rowe, ofthe Sixth Ward, and DR.. Ken
nedy, of Fifth Ward were apponed Commtteete
wait on the two Democratic General Committees and
invite them to unite with the two Wing General Com
mttees in the procession to be held today.
The badge of the Young Mems Wing General Com
mttee s worded as follows
GENERAL COMMITTEE
Democratic Wing
Young Men.
(roIt1ait Of Daniel Webster, with the word Const
tuition inscribed underneath
a. STILL LIVE"
The badge of the General Committee is in much the
same sye. They arc beautifully printed
ILLNESS OF Mr. VAS ALEN.-We learn from
The Erening Post that Hon J. T. Van Aleu- late Charge
from the United States Ecuador has been lying seri
ousy i'll at his fathers residence, in ST. Markspace,
with remittent fever. He reported convalescent
yesterday morning
THE BROADWAY RAnRoAD.-The Commit
tee on this subject have reported of course in favor of
the project We understand that the parties interested
in the application for the charter and the omnibus pro-
plietors have compromised upon satisfactory terms,
and that the opposition 10 the road s Withdrawn 40
far as the Omnibus interest is concerned The basis OF
the compromise, we learn is substantially the same ne
that indicated early in the controversy by The Tribune
as probable ground Of settlement, in case the Common
Council should conclude to give the charter 1t is in
substance thcwithdrawa OF the stages from Broadway
and the ostabl,hment of side lines of stages, running
from Broadway coward each river and
10 and from the cars and M or down therein 70 almost
anypoin in tie City for five cents The stages will prob.
ably be so disposed TO convey passengers through
every second street so that taking at the South
Ferry and Il stage at Spring Houston, Tenth, Four.
tccnth or any other street. ono may reach either the
North or tic East River or single fare. 1t IS under
stood that the Common Council will pass the charter
Iva very large majority, some say 10 TO III the Al
dcnncn The following in rclstion 10 the matter
transpired in the Board OF Alderman last night,
AID Sturtevant Chairman Of tho Special Committee
on the Broadway Railrood project presented report
in favor Of the ssmc when AID Ward one OF the Com
mtiee desired the document 10 be referred back "a II
had been made and presented without his consent lie
said he had been acquainted with the intentions Of
the nsorfy Of the Committee in making the report at
20 early a period. IIc was, however, opposed to the
project but thought the Committee might have submit
III. tso.b 10 rtf hay
examining it and making any suggestions that might
occur TO him. lie considered the action OF the
Chairman toward him personal insult. AID s;urte'
want said he had notified Ala. Ward, but lie
did not attend when the report was ready AID
Ward said he was engaged in the Court OF Oyer aud
Terniner, and could not attend when he received the
notice Aacr many severe remarks were made BY
beth gentlemen, the report, motion Of AID Tweed
was laid upon tie table and 1000 copies OF II ordered
10 be printed. The report, which u document oil
reaIy lC0 pages ofi0ocap Is IN lGyor oil constructing
Raiioa in Broadway under certain restrictions end
s,ipusiions rem the South Ferry to Fty-scYenthst
with double track, and hereafter have the ComPshy
10 continue the same, from time 20 time along inc
Bloom nsdalc Read 20 ManhAttsnyille nad grant the
privilege TO Jacob sharp, Freeman Campbell WLiiam
q REYNOLDS James Gaunf, j. Newton Squire, VIM A.
Mead. David Woods, John L. OSulliyan, VIM NJ Pul
liza Jcnsihsn Rec, John w Hawkes., Jas. W anlkner
d Henry Dubois John J. HOLSTER, Preston sheldon,
Iobp Anderson John K. Flanagan Sargent Y. Bayley
Peter T. Sweeney Charles L. White, James w. Fos-
shay. Robert f. Rinz, Thomas Lsdd, Conkln Snarp,
Samuel L. Tifus. Alfred Martin D. r. Martin William
Mepzics. Charles H. Glover, Ger-hem Cohen and those
who for the time being may De associated win tnein-
The Committee find that there IS no law by watch they
esn receive bonus proposed by some Oh inc appi'
cnts and therefore scr orh that the sad associates
.hspay or ten ycars from the date Of opening the sad
Eailroc j. the snnusl hcense Ter each car now eoved
bv law and shs have license accordingly and aiter
thst period .hspsy such amount o; license zee Tor
iher licenses the Corporation, with permission dime
legislature shall then prescribe, OF, N desa'' shail
,urrender the Road, &c.
WINTER TRAVEL NORTHwAnD-lne mar
lcm Railroad Company have opened their winter cam
paisn by iMcrrassg their number OF trains run dsy
ius, when other roads are reducing theirs I"e
tlroE9k trains each ray between this Cy ana
Albany, leaving our City Hall at =, AN and % I'm
respectively and leaving Albany al II end t. rare
sll Beside these they run esr trains each roy daiy
between our City Hall and Fordham- sir daily TO and
from Croton Falls and as many TO and from White
Plains train out 80 far F0rdhem leaves City Hall
.o s,e llPM The business Of this Road u rapidly
and constantly increasing and we know no other thA'