New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03

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such poos The shah be ND l9d sSSp bs's
Tor yrsvidd by s .b. be 'ubjsei 70 ps'HEy o. ne
shch rally The Society I che so,asa ia n. p. % n.
Sp Of ,h State ero.sca iOr aud reeoye' f9 the
S;T OF sSsi .S. Of Of to- To render
void and Of fleet any license wheh shall have been pre-
saSs:s DS's a ssun q sss bsd
Ing foI III. Do pose such exhibition an. performance
SIC O. Ihis act shall take effect Immediately.
PAY or HEALTH WARDsss Controller Halves de-
clines paying salaries Of the sstant Health War
dens until be consults the Corporation Counsel in the
matter re doubts the power of that body 70 create
salaried officers.
THE CENTRAL CAsPAIGS CLUB had spirited meet
ing at Headquarters, No. 70 Broadsay, last night.
The rooms were GROVE ed throughout the evening.
Daniel UlmaDo, esq, occupied the Chair. Dunogt the
proc edI q Of the regular business OF the meeting the
"Conlin. ntsls" from Philadelphia entered In their
Brilliant red shirts and SNOW Sbe pants escorted oy
a squad Of Rail-Spiters from the You"g Men oplon'
No. $50 Broad say. They were received by tue o'a'
it'll three Iousi,g cheers, in answer to whcn 'ne
Con ineptas struck mp spirited song. Mr. oimanh
made some very happy remark' before intfo'ue'"s
Mr. Lemuel c. Reeves the Marshaiof the Contineott,S
t, the Club address them ar Rec vss ross 70
amid or al appliance. He held the su9eoee IA s.ri
attention 10 most tloqasn. speech OF nearly TWO hour'
length. ,,o ono,o,ss xvas long
ord Lord Mr. Htlls then moved that vote OF thihhs
no rendered 10 the Philadelphia Conidt ntals VINO
lad bonored ps by their vici aud TO Mr. Reeves ior
Lis spiri,ed eloquent, aud ebthusl snc speeco ~ncn
was carried unanimously. Dir. GrSan moved thb
MIR Reeves be elected an honorary member Oh the
Clob This wa. speDd-d by including all the mem
hers of "Coptinentas who had paid us the visli
The QUESTION was then put by the Coaemao, who
added further remarks ex pressive o. toe 2'easns
carried The "COu'insD,als then gave aDo1lar OF
their songs which was reserved with great spplanse
The M ing adjourned 10 rhe highest spirit of good
bum,r W ith evidence of qualification.
The "ContiI entails leave city on their return
bone to day. at oclo, k, from the foot OF Cha kso'
street, watre they have rsudezVouset during their
.tay, in their beauti ul iiule yacht, j. w. Ryan.
DEATH OF Carr. CRABTREE-Capt. Elsazsr Crab
tre Vc.-Pre.ioent Of the Board of Commissioners of
Emis, a,iop died of ship fever yesterday moroipg at
bis residence il Twenty second street Few men were
b. IT, known or more beloved than be deceased. For
ne1ly halt century he wa. asbip'msster sailing
from ibis and other American ports On retiring from
saltwater services be was pressed into that Of the
Commissioners of Emigration, of whose Board he has
been ice. Prt sdeDt for number of years. On the
pointed Superintendent of Castle Garden. he was
courteous rleuan of the old school, falfag the
duties of his pubic and private life in manner that
won him golden opinions, and surro lnd-d him via
boets of friends, who will ely his loss.
week ago ast Tuesday Mr. Crabtree was at Castle
Garden, but complained of Illness. lie went home
and fell violently rick with typhoid fever, but was
thought few days since to be In fair way TO re-
Tba fpok an
tu,n and lei minated above stated.
Deceased was sixty-egbt yei Of age. He leaves a
wife but no Children. He had been married forty
years Capt. CIabt zee was born in Portland, Me-
He was cared ss a mariner and attained much fuc-
cess in navigating sal iIg vessels, he last OF these
which be had charge Of Oeng the iuguenot and Fran
coIia, which belonged to packe, liue. AbIut 1917
he was engaged by the Ocean Steam Navigation Com
pany, who first established European line Of steam
sbips. The HeImal n and Washington their first
vessels and Of the former Capt. superntended
the construction, When she finished he took
the C, mand of her. and continued in the charge up 10
December 1852 having left her on bis last trip on the
18th of July pre- edng. On returning he resigned.
Cap, c. his long ben useful and highly respectable
citizen IN his connection with the Emigrant Depart
meDt be bss been faithful and exemplary pnblic
officer IT funeral Will take place to-day at O'Clock
p. NJ, from bis late residence.
At special meeting Of the Commissioners Of Eni-
g,sion, hela yesteIday forenoon, the President,
Gulisn C.. VeIplarck, and Commissioners Cartiss,
CarreaD, PuIdy aud Cumming, being present, the
follow resoloiioDs expressive Of the feelings of the
Board relative to the death Of Capt EIeazer Crabtree
were unanimously ad pied:
Be,o.eS That Con oDers Of Emig1tion deeply lament
the lo then Vice President EeazeI Ci4btee who d this
morning contracted In the pubic service In the DIS
charge Of Bis official duties ~
Rooted That bavng officially associated with him for
ne y eight yesrs oumissionrrs be their fullest attest
aton Cabee's high int gritty unblemished honorable
character IA. aoisbe temper and eprmen and to tue
rbisl talent unweaed attention uniform good
winch b. always evaced the discharge Of the important aud
ana committed TO him. that deeply they
rtTt thsiT personal feelings srd
relations they consider IL serious public loss to the
city aud State. -,
WIDOW Of the deceased. 49,
Resc,Id That the Commissioners will attend bis funeral II
body
TO b's widow.
MOZART HALL.-The Democrat; Republican Gem
eral Committee held a Getting at Mozart Hall la.
evening when resolutions were presented by Mayor
IL sad l,,. ha