New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

BosroN, Monday Oct p, l513-
Dir WEnsrER's funeral is announced to take
place on Friday next at y o'elocS- Cen Pierce VIII
te present
PHILADELPHIA Monday, Oct. %, lS12
A Town Meeting has been called for this
evening FOR an expression OF public sorrow In he u
5 District Court tbs morning Mr. WEBSTER Dean
was announced by Attorney General Ahmead' VINO de-
.yered an appropriate eulay which was responder
b. William B. Reed and the Court adjourned a. a marx
ofrespect for tie deceased.
PurLADxLrHIA, Monday, Oct. 21-P IL
Mayor Gipin presided over large meeting
conver.d in Independencesquare, this evening Tor
suitable tresson Of regret for the death OF MI WEB
srER Numbers of Congress from four Districts par
cipa:ed a. officers. series OF resolutions were o.
fered bv WE 3. Reed and seconded by George NJ Dal-
las. Other stecches were made by Henry d. Gupin,
Josiah Randall And Robert Tyler. The county oiices
are all dressed il black.
II HARRIsBJ eGH
Special Di,Jatoh 10 The " Y Tribune
HARRsBrEoH Monday, Oct. 25 lso2
Tie intelligence OfDASIEL WEBsTER's death
has cast gloom over our community. The bells OF
churches, ell public buildings and workshops are now
telling 10 the memory of the intellectual giant This
evening town meeting will be held in the Court
House, at which Gov Bislcr VIII preside. DAvrinN
IN NEw-ORLEANs.
NYw-ORLyANs, Oct 81, leJ2.
The news of Mr. WEBsTER's death reached
here about noon today and an Extra announcing the
sad event was Immediately issued 1t excited deep
sensation OF grief In the whole community
The Mayor Immediately issued proclama-
ton recommending the citizens to abstain from business
on Monday All public Offices to be closed hass
disployed at half mast and minute guns fred from sun
rise TO sunset
~ ALBANY.
ALBANY, Monday, Oct %, 1852
Samuel Stevens, Esq, introduced in the
l. : Circuit Court series of resolutions relative to the
death Of NJ WEBSTER. The remarks of Judges Mel
son and Hall were very appropriate The resolutions
were adopted and the Court adjourned.
IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI Monday Oct. p. 1852.
The news of the death of Mr.. WEBSTER has
caused deep sensaton here, and minute guns have
been firing all day
All the Courts adjourned this morning, and
the members Of the Bar then and passed series Of
tie talents and character Of the great statesman
A meeting has been called for tomorrow
evening to express the feelings of citizens in refer
once to the national calamity
An immense Wing meeting was held this
evening at which Judge Walker delivered culogium
on MI WEBSTER 1t was touchingly eloquent, and
caused great sensation At the close he offered appro'
priate resolutions Gov Fletcher and other able speak
ere followed.
IN BALTIMORE.
BALTrnoEE Monday, Oct %, 1859.
The death Of Mr.. WEBSTER was approprl-
s;ely noticed in the Courts today and an adjourn
ment was ordered in each a mark of respect
In the Superior Court an eloquent eulogy
was delivered by William Fell Giles, prominent Dem
ocrat meeting of members Of the Bar for the pur'
nose Of adopting suitable testimonials oil respect has
been called for tomorrow Flags have been flying at
halfnast and other appropriate demonstrations OBJ
served.
IN ROCHESTER.
ROCHESTER, Monday. Oct % / ..
The intelligence of Mr. WEBsrER's death
caused profound sensation here. Bells were tolled
to- day Flags hung at hafmast and many stores
were shrouded in mourning.
The Supreme Court adjourned for one day.
Meetings of the Bar. Of citizens, and OF the young
men have been held, and Committees appointed to
make arrangements for proper determination.
IN SYRACUSE.
SYRACUSE. Monday, Oct. % 1852.
Judge Pratt. of the Supreme Court, opened
the Over and Terrniner this morning In the afternoon
II. Davis Noxon announced the death Of Mr. WEBSTER.
Tho Judge eulogized the departed and edournca the
Court The lawyers held meeting this evening.
IN CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON. Monday, Oct. %, 1sj2
The news Of DANIEL WEBsTER's death was
received here at Z O'Clock last night. The Courier Is
the only paper dressed in mourning 1t gives memoir
Of two columns and half while the other papers have
but few lines.
P. M-The CUSTOM House has been closed
to-day and the flags OF the shipping displayed at hall
mast. The Erenipg Ners is dressed in mourning
N CONCORD y. II.
CoNcoRD, n H.. Monday, Oct. p lS92
A large meeting was held in the State House
this forenoon to mourn over the national bereavement
Ho. Ira Parkhln was in the Chair. Judge Perley
paid mo: eloquent and touching tribue 10 The chArAc-
ter Of the departed statesman. Resolutions were
offered and rassed aud appropriate remarks were also
made BY Franklin Pierce and Col VIM Kent.
1t is thought thar President Fillmore anu
perhaps one or more members OF the Cabinet VIII
attend the funeral.