New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
pvoCEHDINGs AND OBsRQUIRS IN ALL
PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
In New-York.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.


The Joint Committees Of the two Boards
of Common Council held meeting yesterday forenoon
Several communications were made to them from sli-
lary Companies Civic Societies, and other bodies onsr
Ing 10 turn out in procession A teegraphc dispatch
has been forwarded by the Committee to washington
with view to sscertainng from the Committee having
the remains in charge whether or notthey will proOa0y
pass through this city
The OLD MESs GENERAL COMMIrTEE.-A special
meeting was he Id last evening in the Commee roo'n
AID James Kelly of the I'D Ward, presiding. The
Chairman announced the death OF HENRY CLAY, oil
,Kentucky TO the members, and paid high t1ouie 10
nj, memory Gen. John r Brown, one ofthe Delegates
40 the Wing National Convention, from Missouri was
Introduced 10 the Commitee He came 70 unite with
Che Committee in paying respect TO the memory 81 the
Great Kentuckisn. 1t was then resolved to hold JOINT
meeting of both Of the General Committees to consider
hat should be made In reference to Mr.
GAYS DEATH The Committee room was dressed In
mourning.
YorSc MRN's VINO GENERAL CoMMITTBE.-The
Chairman Mr. Erastus Brooks, explained the objects OF
the meeting and that Henry Clay who had so long pos
sessed the sections Of the American people, had fallen
He briefly reviewed his history, and was listened to
throughout with great interest
Mr Nicholas Carroll In feeling tribute, gave utter
ance 10 bis emotions on Mr. CLAWS death, and conclu
aed by Offering series Of revolutions expressing the
yepfe of the Committee on this national calamity.
Ths, the uembers of the Committee wear the badge Oh
mourning for thirty days, ard that Committee OF
ns be appointed TO confer with the author
dies, and TO make such arrangements as may seem
most appropriate and necessary in paying the last trio
ME Of respect to the ilustrous dead.
r aH hU
Daniel Bowly, Esq and in doing Mr.. Bowly warmly
eulogized Mr. CLAY for his services to the country
The resolutions then unanimously adopted, and
The Committee accepted the invitation Of the senior body
scr Joint meeting Of both General Committees
TIN Jo1Sr MEErING.-The officers of both Commit
ssos oicated at this meeting and the resolutions OF
Mr.. Carroll, previously adopted by the Young Mems
rsmmitee were unanimously adopted
In ,ur,uapce of these resolves Mr. Kelly, the Chair
.,.n of the WhIg General Committee, appointed
Messrs. Daniel UmanD, Warren Chapman lnomas
,,.,,lev Robert T. Halves Charles II. Smith, Philip j.
Monroe, and John II. White, as portion Oh tne Coni
,n,ues of Arrangements. Mr. Brooks designated, In
behaf Of the Young Mems Committee messrS' Nlcno
l.. Carroll Nathan c. Ely, George W. Thacher, John
RYAN. Samuel Romano, Jr., James II. Moseman
ON motion. Messrs. Kelly and Brooks, the Chairmen
- ~. oral Committees, were added TO this Com
1nltee. ,5 49,, A. o,ou,
The Olnsrneetlng was thef di''O:'e' anu 'ne I'm
ulttee Of Arrangements subse luently ao'o INCOME
for the purpose of organizing &c. Daniel Ia. y"
selected Chairman, Warren Chapman, ViceCharn4r,u '
George W. Thscher, Secretary. The Committee ad
Iourned to meet at the Sheriff Office this morning
The AHrIsrs-The Academcians, Associates aud
Students of the National Academy of Design met last
evening at their Rooms No 663 Broadway for the pnr
pose of sympathizng with the community at large in
their protestatons of upon the demise Of HENRY
CLAY and for the purpose Of making such preliminary
arrangements would enable them to unite with their
Fellow citizens In any demonstration of respect for that
| much lainented Patriot which may be made.
THE YouNG GUARD A special meeting will be held
on Saturday night to take proper demon.
| STATION.
| TuKTEENrH WARD CHIPPEWA CLUB.-This Assoei-
elton last night passed appropriate resolutions.
THE CirY.-Many of our cons cuOus public building
have begun to put on their habiments of wo Frenchs
Hotel was tasefOly draped yesterday. Halfmast flags
are every " here The Empire Club have flag blended
with Grape. The Broadway House Is craped and show
| he Inscription, awe mourn oar loss" We presume
Mere are other tokens which have not met our notice
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