New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
OFFICE OF The ASSOCIATION FOR THE ExHIBITON)
y. - Nj

No 50 BROADWAY, n. Y, Oct 20, 1858.
CAPT. = J. DUPOsT ASD CAPT. CHas. III. DAVIS L ) \.
Gentlemen: On receiving your letter resgning your of
fees Of General and Associate Supentenien of the ES
hbiion OF the Industry Of all Nations the Board Of Drec
tors passed resolution decaratory of their sentiments
which has already been communicated to You; AMI APP
pointed the undersigned Committee charged n express
more fully to you the high estimation in which the Board
hold your the Association which now they re
gret TO learn the paramount claims Of the public service
Oblige them 10 surrender
TIE duty thus devolved upon the Committee is most
grateful TO their personal feelings but the fhhlment OF 1t
is not, therefore the more easy.
Looking at the Exhibition now. il is almost impossible
for those who have taken the most active part in is
progress go hack to the point at which you assumed
your duties and follow up excessively your measures OF
creation elaboration and arrangement to the present mas
eily organization OF the Executive Department AMI tho
complete and cOnsummate state Of system in which
there less Of harmony in the parts than OF beauty IN
the whole
Ii il is difficult for ia to follow up and estimate your
abor- still les IS possible for those whose first acquan
ance is with The brilliant suit, the Exhibition ITSELF to
appreciate the Of their enjoyment the assduous
care. the anxious attention the thoughful,skill
But this retrospect, necessary 20 full appreciation
be expected from the public however Intelligent
We gentlemen cannot refrain from bearing testimony. not
only TO all that we have reced but also to the dsutere
ed and self denying public spirit with which you your
time talents labor and influence to further work OF ele
waited aims and beneficial tendencies simply because such
its character And in this connection, apatrotc feel
ing urges mot reey anty we hope to point with pride
TO thu good will toward the enterprise which our Govern
ment has shoVn in various aud In more siynay
than in permitting the Association TO enjoy the services Of
two Of is officers so distinguished yourselves both in
personal and professional attributes.
We feel. genemn that this is but feeble expression
Of the sentiments Of the Board If Directors and avery in
adequate tribute TO your merits and while we defer to
yet be allowed 10 hope that you will so far modify 1t,
to accept not what could be, at most bat an insufficient
testimonial of the appreciation of the Board but some
slight memorial to mark the happy epoch of our connexon
this hope we can only add their sincere thanks for all
that have done for the Board Of Directors and the
assurance that best wishes will follow you
throughout your future lives.
We respectfully and sincerely, your servants anu
friends
(Signsd) WILLIAM wHE ITEM
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON,
NICHOLSON
TaFoboRE sYDawIcK. Committee.
WATTS SHERMAN
BuRsED TO DEArH-Coroner ODonnell held an in
quest the house. No 1875 East Fourteenth st., on the
body of Deborah Williams child four years old, who
died from burns occesOned by her cloths taking ire.
III mother Of the deceased having occasion to go into the
adjoining house for few minutes left her child on the
foOr near during her absence the child crept to
the stove when her clothes caught fire and she was fatally
burned verdict corresponding with the foregoing facts
rendered by the Jury.
DEATH PROM scALDs-Frnncis Lynch, child three
wears old died in til. New York Hospital from scads
ceived on Thursday last The parents Of tbs deceas d
lived at No Little Water st. and while the latter was
ATTEMPTING to mount chair by the table he upset cup Of
hot tea upon his breast which scalded him in terrible
manner which resulted in death stated above Coroner
Gamble held inquest the body and the Jury render
cd verdict Of accidental death The mother Of the de-
ceased has been lying sick in the Hospital Tor some days
FATAL F.LL.-On Monday last Mrs Mary Woodruff,
aged 81 years who resided at No l2l yarick st. whle
nding fight of stairs. fell backward to the bottom
and striking her head injured herself in such man
that she was taken up nsensble she never returned
10 consciousness and continued 20 fail till early yesterday
morning. when sbo died Coroner Hilton held an inquest
on the body when DR. Chesieny made an examination
which resulted in his finding wound upon ths back o.
death caused by Inflammation Of the brain produced
by accde Dtay falling down stairs Such was the verdict
Of the Jury.
CARELEss DRIyiso.--A woman named Isabella Rhode,
LATELY rcrding at No % Laurel st. run over and
dam crousy Injured wednesday evening al the
" Houston aud Chrstie sis- by milk wagon driven
csrelesy by Nm II sholt. She was tskon 10 tho seven
teenth Ward Station House wh,u De Bgdd attended her
and expressed hor case hopeless She MAS seat 60 tho Hos
ptS Shot gave hi@self iuio tho custody Of the se'ea
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