New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10
Fusrrau OF MRs. Susan sPRse The funeral
-. sf M,a Snsan wife of the Rev DR.. Spripg

~ ,,,,xr.r OF MRs SUSAN SpRise The funeral
.rvices of Ms Sosan, wife of the Rev. DR.. Spring,
were held yesterday afternoon, at O'clock ~ t'e
Brick Church on Fifth avenue. As on Suuday last
HE friends gathered congratulate the Dootor 90 tne
eesasion of the 50th anniversary Of his e'nn1cu'h
With the Church. 90 Yesterday large circle Of ssmpa
shizing friends clustered about him, TO mourn WIN
him tho oss Of her with whom he has been connected
for two years more than hah century me nooy
was placed in rosewood CONN arouho .,'n =; ~.
Mate was placed wresth Of evergreeos, ana u wAS
then borne from the house TO the church; Ioe "sy.
Dr. Hog commenced he services by reading tue ~
chapter OF Cd Corintbsns; q hymn was surg; prayer
was off.red by the Rev. Dr. Phillips, ana Of. 40 ~,
nm vsrx feeling ana impressive manner, addressed
few remarks 70 hasbsnd and children, thus ie wtAou
wife and mother.
Ano her hymn was sung, and prayer was onered oy
tne Rev DR. Puper After this, It was very a.
fecipg s0bt 20 see the venerable pastor whose head -
hi,ensd by the Of seventyhve Winters, so VI
walk TO the coffin and kiss for the ast ume toe lip oil
her " no had been his companion and other sell Tor
40 many wears. There were but few dry eyes In tue
church Aiier giving others opportunity TO see Tor
the last time the face of the deceased the BODY was
tek.n by he pall-bearers, who were Mssrs. Horace
HoIdeu Moses Alien, Samuel Marsh, .niel Lord
Atner l.. Ely, Shepherd Knapp, Thomas Eggeston
Guy Richards, Peter Naylor, Jasper Corning down &c
the vaults beneath the church and Deposited IN the
northeast corner, directly under The steeple.
DoueIas AND JOHNSON, AND Non IsTERvENTIoS.-
The Douglas Central Campaign Club holds regu'a
weekly meetings on the corner Of Thirteenth street an
broadway; il held one lest night. A Douei.s an
Johpson banner is suspended across Broadway, II
front of the headquartsrs all Of the persons pressn
ooold easily have tsken staudee half the sur
fsca of the said banner. The flaming advertisement
that exGov Foote OF Mississippi would DC one OF e
speaker failed to draw res ectable n1moer OF Pee
sops toy -theT aud although 1t was understoou wa
Gov Foote might be impaIiently waiting for the Com
itt-e 10 escort m to the Douglas and Jonnson ne 81
ousJters, no committee wac appointed
TIE President Supervisor Briggs requested ih'
Secretary. Mr. Cozzens, 10 read the minutes. whict
was done aud Mr. James A. Me Masters, dlsconrse.
about the undouoted snceess OF Douglas IN mrs W
Arkarsas Nor Carolina, and kenta XIV, IN defeat;.
Breekinrdge. Mr.. Mem. apologized for the sn 81
pur,per of Democrats present, by atributlng 1t 10 IN
fsct thst TIE mass of the rank aud he OF taen ~7n
absent Oh tter Sumner trips 10 the watering pacs o
rusticaiing on their country seats IL could hardly
expected that they wonld remain IN the city during q!
heated term, not even TO attend Douglas meeting,
wbo,e success they we've heartily III crested.
Two iDdvidda1s signed the roll, and the Preslden
declared The Club adjourned.
REPUBLICAN, CEsTRAL CAMPAIGN ,CLUB.-Th
regular monthly meeting Of this Club was held las
night, at lis Headquarters, on Broadway, whea ad
dresses were ma5e by Ste wsFt L. Woodford and JONI
Comerford A large amount of TO ltine business ga
trar saeted 10 the absence of President Draper, Mr
Gi. van occupied the chat.
DEATH FROM THE HEAT.-A German named Jacot
Decfseh residipg at No. l8 Thirteenth street, died
last evening al the Ihlrd ward Stanon-hoass rpm
the excessive heat. The deceased was empl wed At
sugar refinery in Greenwich street from winch place
be conveyed 10 slate Of insensiblsy to The police
station. The Coroner was notified.