New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

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The wall forced out was 10 ncsss thick with nothing
to support it, The damage is estimated at about $500.
The premises are owned by Mr. Charles Kelsey sen.,
and occupied by New-York firm. suit is now
pending in one of the courts the part of the occu-
pant against tie owner the allegation that the
latter did not build the walls thick agreed upon
the time the building was erected.
WIDE-AwAKT HosPHALuIEs.-A very pleasant af-
fair came off in Brooklyn on Wednesday evening, when
the CITY Wide-Awakes of New-York paid a return
via, to the South Brooklyn Irrepressbes The Rocky
Mountain Battalion also lighted up their torches and
onned their capes TO assist in the reception of the New
York company at the Wal-stree ferry when the three
companies inproyised very brilliant little parade
brilliant in it, perfection, for these companies rank
in the great WideAwake army AZ the Seventh kegi-
ment in the military, having attained in their three
months nightly drill under the most competent ON
cers taken from crack regiments, r proficiency IN
marching which even military organizations might
well envy.
gas from basement to attic, and almost much en-
thueiasm was elected az at the grand parade IN
November. The residences OF the Hon. D. y. L.
Stranahan and Hon. John Winslow, were partlcu-
larly noticeable for their brilliancy OF illumination,
and tie fine block on Carol Park, well First
place were a blaze of light. After the march the
ireTIessibles conducted their guests to Gothic Hail.
where fine collation. in readiness, and speech and
song were the order of the night til-never mind the
bour-when the City Wide-Awakes were escorted TO
the Fulton Ferry, and sent on their way home re-
Oicing. Ii was Of the most pleasing features OF
the campaign, and showed what good time good iel-
lows could have with the help of no more exharatlng
influence than coffee, cigars, and PATRIOTISM In TINS
connection brief mention should be made Of the SER
vice rendered the good cause by the South Brooklyn
Campaign Club.
of South Brooklyn since its erection and its close
leaves gap which is really felt by the community
Al frrt meetings were held once week then oftener
md finally every night election approached. Such
speekers AZ George W Curtis, Horace Greeley, Sena-
tor Wilson, o. s. Ferry, VIM. III. Bureigh, Joseph
Hoxie, H. j. RAYMOND, james Humphrey, Cyrus
Northrop and Stewart l.. Woodford were secured by
the managers. Tie meetings were largely aenoea py
TIE ladics Tie drills of the Irrepressible Wide
Awakes were prominent feature, and The total cost
has been but little over 81 300 including the building
and the rent Of the land. II Brookly, has been re-
deemed, this Club il entitled TO full share oil the
glory.
THE Nlw-LoT1s MURDsR.-The person suspected OF
being the murderer of Mr.. Colyer has not yet been
arrested. The po-t-mortem examination has Drought
10 light features Of aggravated atrocty Not only was
the skull smshed n but the throat was cut night ana
left the gashes extending almost from ear to ear. Inc
following il the testimony relating TO Lambert, the
missing nun, who IL suspected of the murder:
Timothy Mccarthy swo-Ms. Isrney store s On n mon
lambert but before to-day he was present. diinhns
SeynouT Mr. Greene and Mr. Speer drinking also DIT
Sye, Coyer treated called for glass OF beer
and was paying It, but Mr. Cclyer said No. may A.
nav FOR that the rest there wss dice throwihg
half am hour after this; Lambert stood behind mr. coy ~
tic time Coyer pulled out bill one o. we no i cbnn..
how sid he hadn't the change Lambert said he wona
and Coyer said be had money enough 70 Pay io W. -,
drink without changing he put the bl INTO M Par lam
nrrs.it when Collyer but len lieneys pe'oi
bert saw two hafdollars Ia silver with Lambert !" "O'
bacl cos, and cap didn't notice his ve- OF pants
Juror- was about ~ O'Clock when ColyeI "i ~ 90
nh allied Collyer aside; cat say ehoih-r 10 .'a We
or NOT Coly-r said going home then totsAo 'on
medicine and bid them oil good night -, L. "a. nj. AT
Juror-At the time Coyer put the ron pa'A ~ I' 80
TIe,ncys thought II money dont tn9N -,
Al present, Collyer took something s.'y Ia "i'e P
| beer. ,,t.... c.,,... HIl. =. gas hone on
nadav evening my husbend the little gi'l ara M
80, home also; had shout o'clock ali te IsnS az
lambert lad tea who had no tea Lambert o.a ia ,d
IL a.. v,f Ia bed about O'clock my HUSBAND hso
tor The night before my two scr. inlsW asd w cams
i,sx "a ne Al home when retircdi heard thh
bom- Ten minutes before O'clock heard hn' IL 80
sistef n-av told the time ners Gay ~h' .@Le,,
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