New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

The dignity Of this Board and the character and position
OF deceased Mr.. BrHs;o<. you all wen know;
mss been devoted member Of the Board ana
ana discharged his duties consistently and 70 the O' OF
his ability. Gentlemen HE chair among u. Il now va
cent IL II proper. perhaps that = Committee be ap-
pointed 10 make such arrangements will De suitable
fer the melancholy occasion.
geFssge from IIis Honorthe Msvor announcing tho
dSefl. Il Mr. B.. wac read
The following preamble and resolutions were then Of
fercd:
Hhe-co, The melancholy Ia. been oornrauni-
cntd 70 TINS Board that associate and friend Peter
h Brss'o has just terminated his mortal career within
Whera' In rejecting upou the sudden ard asictng dis
pension hch has removed from midst the late worthy
ind respected representative Of the Nineeenth Ward ana
the unexpected breach which he's been made IN orr small
united and happy circle are forribv reminded Of the
solemrity Of the declaration that Man co.th TO s long
hone ard the inouroers 70 about The streets and.
HneoGs. In the sudden removal Of the la1crted Assistant
Alderman Of tho Nineteenth Ward this Board ssnSb,y
II aZ that they have sustained the los, Of one who
unver1av esteemed by his associaes in public life and who
By his Tbaniiy Of maner generosity OF heart and noble
DISPOSITION OF MS mind. has eutwined around him Large
circle admirers and friends by the strongest
ties Of familiarity and friendship: therefore.
Reicsed Thai IN the dispensston Providence which
has r1noytd by death our ste asocafe Peter n Brlo
tie Con COule Of tbs City of NeYork do pain
fully realize tie css which they have sustained aud re
deep afleton which has fallen upon those who were con
necsd with him IN the tender relations of private h and
they mnse her syInpathes wit hc and commend them
to the care OF that Providence which Is father to the father
Resoted That in consideration of our respect for the
memory OF the deceased the members 81 the Common CCun
Gil viii the usual badge of mourning for thirty days,
and the chair formerly occupied by him IN the cham
Der to be shroUded IN black the city ag displayed AZ half
Gunng the osy OF the funeral and that committee be
apr outed 20 make the preparations there
for. and that wl attend the with slaves OF
Office.
Resoirod That copy OF these proceedings be duly
thonucated and Forwarded TO the family OF the deceased
The resolutions were seconded by Assistant AID. Rod
man, accompanied by appropriate remarks
The resolutions were unanimously adopted. and Ne
sstant AID. Ring, McConkey and Rodman appointed
the Committee
Assistant AID McCfovn who with Assistant Aid. An
the Board Committee 70 call at the house Of the de
cehsed) stated he understood the funeral would prob
al " tfke place on Friday morning. the remains 10 be
rernoy cd 10 Orange Co.
The Board then adjourned.
IN was stated bv Assistant Alderman McCiown that
Mrs Brastow is now lying probably on her death bed
having been III for some days. Assistant Alderman nod
man said that decreased has left three children, who
from every prospect will in few hours, have been dc.
prved OF both father and mother
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