New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28


Mr. Brnstow, Assistant Ali Nineteenth Ward. died At
De re'idence IN toTtyhrsts;.. yesterday forenoon
lie was taken suddenly Ill on Thursday last with
bleeding 1T the lungs, which h.. terminated fatally.
PTevors to that he was in usual good health though
be Lad an attack OF illness last winter and has no:
been in robust health Ghoueh a large and powerful
locking many for the last two or three years
special meeting OF the Common Council has been
chilled 20 take stumble measures in rpl.,o, 10 the egent
Mr.. +. wa on the Tammany side Of politics, and re-
nomination was rendered to him during hi. illness bu;
declined, On bis behalf by his friends.
The funeral will take place at g. O'Clock on Friday
morning at Col Be- l,te residence in Fory-frs,st-,
near Fourth Avenue
70 We learn that the report that Thomas
Frencis had accepted the L. Cclouecy of the
Long Island Irish Volunteers. was o. error.
BROADWAY RAmRoiD-Ths Special Com
miee Of the Common Council having the petitions and
Temonstrsnces relative to this matter under consiera
ton, again metyesterdsy afternoon No arguments how
ever, were hcarG-Mr. Whiting being still engaged in
OF the Courts while Mr. Sckles as was intinatei
was tco deeply engaged in political affairs to attend
Afier whiting for nearly hour for of the op
Ionents to address the Committee several of the re-
monstrsnts ssked to have further proceeding in the
matter postponed until after the election on the Eroun
that everybody mind So completely absorbed in
polite that progress whatever could be made
The Chairman in reply contended TIM: ii would be just
the after the election and he could not see what
the election had TO do with the subject before the Com
mitee, and that if the counsel who were engaged to
speak in opposition TO the petitions could not be Induced
to attend to the interests Of his clients the Committee
would have to bring the matter to a close without it
that, was Out OF the question for the Committee to 81,
dsy efter day in order TO accommodate their conve
nience; that as long any ready to speak on
the subject the Committee would cheerfully listen
them
Mr. Burroughs, Mr. Conoyer Mr. Storms and Mr.
Thomas A. Davis further urged the propriety o. post
ponng oil proceedings until after the election believing
that time will be saved by so doing.
AID Wtrd appeared to be in favor of granting post
ponemeni but he overrulcd, and in the course of
some observations which passed between Aid sturtc'
want end Aid. Ward, bad feeling manifested.
which resulted in Aid. Ward taking leave quite alb
uptly and the Chair announced the meeting adjourned
until this af ernoon at o'clock.
Mr. Burroughs then remarked that there nota
quorum present
The Chair in reply said he present, which OBJ
seINhtOn eHCUeu lIOm MI ClOInlt al inquiry "ucAci
the Chair constituted the Committee
For some minutes considerable excitement prevailed
in the Council Chamber. which gradually subsidized az
the parties left, few at a time.
STRANGERs-At the IRVING, Hon L. H. An
thon Danish Consul 10 Sandwich Islands 1t Gov San
ford L. Church, Albany Sheriff Rutlan Coburg Dr.
Rfbe, San Francisco; j. p Hopkins, Navy T. W. Ker
Chcfi New Orleans G.. A. GarwoOd. San Francisco; ).
Seymour Buffalo; F. Petalack, Jamaica Hon. L. Adj
dington, Br Army w. w. Corcoran, Washington; J.
Twin, Pittsburgh; + r. Mack, b. Army; II. F. Deano,
l.. 8 Army C. NJ Reed Erie John h Porter Alba
ny Henry Stevens, Portland, and others.
At the METROPOLITAN, s. II. Hammond, Albany; H.
Choutesu, Jr, Miss. w. j. Van Vechten, Cincinnati;
1t McMycrs, L. s. Engineers; T.. r. Jewe!t, Buffalo
J. r. Fox. Penn. &. Rodman. Washington; +. 5 Hall
Mss. G. G. Prcstury Jr, Pha. Rich'd Borden. Fall
River; II. +. Warng, Savannah; l.. Carr, Phla
w. II. Bell, New Orleans, and others.
At the AsToR, Hon. J. c. Forsyth, Newburgh; Ben
Perley Poore, Mas; l.. H. Cushmnn, U. 5. n. Robert
Walker England +. Foster Jr, Albany; N. c. John
son, UTICA; N. Hogeboom. Hudson; Horace Halves San
FrGnci. CO. Daniel Il. b. Epson, Brazil; Capt j. B. Hill
dTeth, Boston Thomas A. White, Bangor q. Brownen,
Bcstcn l.. w Ttppsn, Boston; John BabcOck Boston;
G. Hsrris Boston; II. J. Sergeant Boston; NJ Morel,
New Orleans G. c. Alger Hudson; +. c. Litchheld,
Detroit and others.
Curious Inscription. Webster banner
ocross Broadway at the Stuyvessnt Institute bears the
following inscription:
REJECTED AND LOST.
Nav the Gods ntermit the pague thatneeds must hight