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

49, Mns,res NO Bccsd~sy-Coneert every evening
Deo.n.. cor Ia,sss1' - S p shd . SSo1e"''
g.r.ilesdsmy Of De.sr -ser.m's Model osso francisco
IrKm.-Cash paid by the people for Gloves
e., the Common Councilncn from Jan to July l.
40 saA equal to SC per man, FIVE pair Of kids to
..,b Such IL Loco-Foco Reform.
Irxs.-Cash paid by the people for Books
g., Common Couneimen from Jan. to July l. 1852,
$50 q; equal to $50 80 per man. And this is Loco
Toco Reform
IrEm.-Cash paid by the people for sundries
for Common Councimen from Jan l to July ], 1852
Al o55 25; equal to s2l 40 per man for "sundres."
THIS also is Loco-Foco Reform.
Irrx-Casb paid by the people for salaries
10 Common Countilmen from Jan. ! to Aug. !, 1882
a. on; equal to s223 GO per man. This likewise is
LOeoFoco Reform.
IrEm.-Cash paid by the people for refresh
nents for Common Councilmen for the month Of Jsnu.
sy. 1872 1851 q equal to sli SO per More Of
LocoFoco Reform.
IrEM.-Cash paid by the people for carriage
bire Of Common Councilmeu from Jan. l to Jan. &C.
1852 $3.50 IS equal to Sc 20 per Which Is one
more specimen Of LocoFoco Reform.
IrxM.-Cash paid by the people for refresh
ments for Common Councilmen for February, 1852,
orr 81 equal to Sll 81 per man. moderate mark
Of LocoFoco Reform.
IrKM.-Cash paid by the people for car
riagelIre OF Common Councmen from January % to
February % 1852 1852; equal to sc s. per man. Yet
another specimen of Loco-Foco Reform.
IrKs.-Cash paid by the people for refresh
nents for members Of the Common Council for March,
1852 ee03 81 equal to SIS 90 per man. pretty
strong taste of LocoF oco Reform.
IrEm.-Cash paid by the people for carriage
hire of Common Councrnen from February 90 TO April
10 1852 s759 ~ equal to sls 99per man Good spec
men Of Loco Foco Reform.
IrEx.-Cash paid by the people for refresh
rnent. for Councmen for April 1859 1874 50;
sous to sl4 80 per man. Fair exhibition of LocoFoco
Reform.
IrEM-Cash paddy the people for carriage
hire Of Common Councilmen from April 10 to May 81,
1882 $3.50 80; equal to 50 "A per man. Rother rich
item OF Loco-foco Reform.
ITrM.-Cash paid by the people for refresh
nents for Common Councimen for May, 1852 S102 50;
equal to SIT 81 per Very rich article of Loco
Foco Refom-oppeti;es increasing.
IrEM.-Cash paid by the people for carriage
hire Of members of the Common Council from May 81
20 July 96, 1852 $685. 25 equal to $40 GO per man.
Another very rich item of LocoFoco Reform weather
getting warm.
IrxM-Cash paid by the people for refresh
nents for Common Councilman for June, 1852,
Sl,l3l Of equal to S3s % per The richest of
all tems of LocoToco Reform appetites perfectly
horrible.
IrEM-Cash paid by the people for refresh
ments to Common Councilmen in the Tea Room alone
from Jan to July l. 1852 s44S7; equal to sll2 2oper
nun. Such is Loco-Foco Reform.
IrEN.-Cash paid by the people for carriage
hire Of Common Councilmen from Jan to July %
1859, S2,436 Is equal to SEQ 90 per man. This, TOO
Is I,oco-Foco Reform.
Irrs.-Cash paid by the people for refresh
tnents carriage hire books, gloves salaries and
dries to Common Councmen from January to July
1s52 slsl47 80 equal s453 65 per man. besides large
supervisors, judges, SC. &c. striking
fact Of LocoFoco Reform.
RESPECT FOR Mr. WEBsTFR-ln cOnsC
euence of the funeral of Mr. Webster to-day at Marsh
field the public Offices generally will be closed at 10
O'Clock, and business in the lower part of the City will
be in the main suspended.
ey~ In consequence of the funeral ceremo-
MES Of Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER occurring on Friday,
and in compliance with the request of the Common
Council and the Democratic General Committee the
Mass Meeting of the Young Mems Democratic Union
Club is postponed until Saturday evening at Tammany
Hall
~ Hon joins F. Hale was in town yester-
day, and understood to consent to address the
Free Democracy at meeting to I've held for the pur
pose at the Chinese Museum but he suffering from
y sore throat which rendered 1t impruden for him to
speak and for that reason he decided 10 hasten home
lie LEFT the city by the afternoon train for Newaven
RE-sFNTENCE OF DEATH. Joseph Clark
and James sullivan whose cases, on exceptions
taken by their counsel Mr.. Robert II. Morris, TO the
Court of Appeals which body decided against the ex
eep,ions are to be brought up to-day, sgreeaby TO the
order of the Court OF Appeals-the time which had
been fixed for their execution having passed-tobe sen
fenced anew Clark il native Of England, SEAMAN
who lad sailed for several years out OF this pOrt, and
received good character the trial from shpmasters
whom he had sailed WITH and others. He stands con-
victed of the wiul murder Of Mr. Gillespie, Police
O.hcer by striking him, in Ohverst. with cart
rung Clark out at late hour of the night in com
pzny with friend also sailor, who the worse oi
hquor had made considerable opposition, and had been
rather roughly handled by the Police OAcer who was
In company with Mr. Gillespie, though Mr. G. himself
was rather Kind to the When they got to near
where they boarded in Oliversi. Clark seized
cartrung from cart that in the street struck Mr.
g. with IT, Knocked him down, aud repeated the blow on
tha hcad ~ Mr. q lay on the sidevaix frsctrnr his