New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

8 Excuses for absence sent in by judges Barnard
r and Bronson, William NJ. Tweed and d. P.:Rps,.li
h and tie Committee adjourned, without transac. n0
further business, to Thursday at 70 o'clock
THE C,TUISF ALLEGED ARsos CAsE-Tbe az
animation in the of the alleged CatiIine arson
which was to have been resumed yesterday. was
again postponed tai to-day.
NoNgArIoS FOR SHERIFF.--At meeting Of the
seeding wing Of tho Peoples Cooper Institute Union
movement, under the lead Of DR. Bradford, held at
room No. IS, in the Institute Building, Tuesday
evening, ballot was had for the nomination Of
county officers. Dr. james NJ. Austin called to
the chair, and Messgs. Conrad Swackhsner WIN. E.
Frost and A. L. Wood were appointed telleTs. Ii
resolved to 60 into ballot for Sheriff, when the
names Of Josiah ". Brown, Frederick /. Vultee.
and j. C.. Ham were put in nomination. On tho
third ballot bir. Hams name was Withdrawn, when
SIR. Brown, receiving 90 ont of 96 votes, was de-
clarcd duy nominated. An attempt was made 10
nominate Q candidate Tor County Clerk, but a mo-
ton TO adjourn TO Friday evening prevailed.
Mr. Brown is a Democrat Of the Ismmany sect.
though quite liberal in lis views. lie has repre-
seatei the First Ward in the Board OF Aloermen,
and IL now one CT the members of the Tax Com
mission.
TaE PAIRS UyIoY COMMUNICATIVE body
met on Tuesday evening, and after hearing report
fronthe Conference Committee, adjourned TO Thun-
day oct. . after consuitalion SHAH have been'hsd
with the Peoples organization Of which Charles III.
Marshall esq, is President aud other bodies claim
ing TO represent the peorle
CESTRAL RBFUBLIcAN CLUB.-This Club met On
Tuesday evening, 1T their room, No. ~ Cooper Inst
tute. {. C. Leigh presided. To Gll vacancies, w. N.
Oliver and j. S. Ritterband were elected Secretaries
The Hon. Truman Smith addressed the meeting He
rad while rad enacted Laws to carry ont the pro-
Visions Of the Constitution relative TO the return of
fugitive slaves, no law had been made to secure the
equally Of rights Of citizens OF different States al
though had suffered intignitics OF the most ag-
grayIred character and Oft repeated, such CO we
would never have submitted 10 from any foreign
power. lie thought Slavery was being abolished fAss
enough by the rebels themselves without any Assist
ance on our part.
~ o measure Of peace he was in favor of putting
down ths rebellion and that oiiectualy. II 502 900
men were not enough for the task be for puttIeg
million in the field. Mr. Smiths remarks were
frequently applauded. He was followed by Il. III.
SpU0nor, esq, who enforced the importance Of conf
dence in the Government.
WIN. Oh nd Bourm thought that introducing The
subject OF abclisbDg Slavery would tend to create
diversion nthe mind OF the people from the unity OF
It's purpose. Bot II the eXgencies of the war should
require tie destruction Cf Slavery he would not be
for put ing O. straw IN the way OF such result. We
Should W!itc on our banners, Esto prDstua-liberty
and Cuion the boon OF to-day, and the heritage Of
tomorrow. Mr.. Crow and several other SPEAKERS
made short aLdrcssCs when tue Club adjourned for
one week.
| Bo,RD or SUpEgTIsoEs.-The Board Of Super
visors net al noon on Tuesday, the President Mr..
Stewart in the chair. There was very large lobby
ATTENDANCE, probably interested in the election Of
| Inspectors and Csnyasscrs of Election, which was
the special order Of the day. The wards for which
RegisJrrs were appointed in al the districts tSe
| Fir4t Second, Third, Fifth, Ninth, Twelfth, Thir-
ifseH,h, Fourt enth NiEe,eeth, Twenty-irst, and
I IWeltv-7eo ogd.
| 4 reDoIt received from the Commission, OF which
! Lewis q. Morris wac President, for building new
/ bri' 20 over Harlem River, 90 McCOmb's Dam,
states tlsr the appropriations received amount 70
$4,000 Of which The County Of Ncw-l orS has paid
! So, c09 and WCstcbes;er County S30,000. These
appropriations have been applied, and the bridge u
iinshed and in use.
The Board were served with mendamus in tbs
care of Ethan Allen and W. Drake Parsons TO audit
iH bill Of about $780, FOR advertising in Tie D9iy
Mrs papers pending before tle Mayor for DIS APP
pT0val: referred 70 the Committee on Printing and
Stationery with Instructions 10 aGdit them.
Adjourned til Tuesday next az - O'Clock.
COMMISSIONERS or EuGRATloy.-The following
is the weekly statement presented at the meeting OF
this Board yesterday:
E-hsr r:s arrived to Sept IS 1851.
Number OF eaisis arrived since, to Oct 2, iSsi LGs
yo.l.........................................8n s
TOa to same date in lS ,saa isSs ;s sss.i
y-r,.- or,rrr,.,s stw -, IS ~ 100
Balance in bsrk January l. 95l ....:...., sl22i 80
Receipts since, 20 Oct. g. 1851. for - -
continuation Of passengers &c ...flsi3 O--el6sCsl 10
T3tI eese 81
D.5 Is, n, . e. ., Rsy r., pTsyiol' -
Current expenses Of a aud 25. 1901 o. lSs'72 70
Balance %
4 CUuug or WEDDwG.CAWE.-The iunumerabls
! friends Of the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher would
bariy forgive us If were 20 om, mentioning the
nleaing incident that occurred ne his country res
dencs nc peekskill last week On Wednesday NOM
inc after the dew was dry, Mr.. Beecher chose q
mot unGer the shadows Of the trees bis garden.
where In the presence of it circle Of friends and
neighbOrs lie gave away his oaly daughter M q
novel ceremony of marriage The beauty OF the
dav and the beluty OK the ceremony together, rem
dered the scene singalary charming tender, and I'M
pres7Ne.
No guests were previously invited, except rels-
.;ves and household companions, owing to the iun-
possibiiity OF accommodating ia moderate country
town 50 many acquaintance5 "a a iamons special
contributor has tEo fortune TO possess, but among
the chance guests whose presence added not TIE least
pirturesdue feature 10 the scene, the workmes
OF Mr. g. farm, who stood as witnesse5in theield,
dressed in their best.
Was ever such church or dwelling for wedding
ceremony! The Highlands swept their giorious