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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-19
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.
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The Board met Inst evening, President kALBFiEIscH
In the chair
Mr. JLSKss presented the following petition In re-
laon to tho proposed Prospect I'LL Park:
gystLMRs The undersigned Of property IN the
City o brooky respectfully beg leave sugss the fellow
h son in the boundaries Of The Park deserving o! consd
eraon, aud tin their opfon) rendering the PaIk ao
rapidly IN easteIy direction ons Atlantic, Fulton estes
hd orr avenues while the Park Of present laid ont or
teds ief in deept d ection Much ground available for
Pea purpose OF grade and not Therefore likely 20
location -these grounds be Included In the PaIf limits in
geae shape would then coniolw TO the sprosd oil ppaHon
above mentioned AZ tho PARK would thus pTsehs sype
rapidly impro 'ins portion ofthe cry. ,.,u
Tie oT ons wish TO suggest are "a folo'v Let the mn
Ne DO eNtonied lie sonthery udo Along the cay me Ne"
20 Wae seot, aud thence westerly along Warren stree, 70
VCet avenue 1his extension could bo IL part componsssd
by cutting Oh portions OF the fsIk Peen; aid oat but We
chs. dczsse any parcui part which could thus b. leh
out HoiBg that viii tsko the pIoposeo chA &c LILO serious
consideration and fsvouby entertained cause an application
10 be made 10 he Legislature for amendments 10 tho act IL &C.
cordarce herewith. signed q. j. Canon aud ~ others
The subject was lid over.
Tie bids for building pier al the foot OF North
Second street were opened aud referred 20 the Com
mtee on Lands and Places for report.
The Chief Engineer Of the tire Department, L.. ID,
presented bis annual report from "hen IL appears
that hero are Sl2 active members; that there are IL
engines IS hose carrnges and thpo hook and ladder
ira, ks In active service. The number Of bell alarms
during the year WIS 81 In addition 70 these there
were 50 still alarms, making total Of ~. VI these
81 were for free.
number II petitions were presented, when the
Board adjourned 10 accommodate hunter 81 The
members who ware anxious 10 attend the annual dln-
per Of the 81, PalEisks Society
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK......M,acK u
Cleared.
Cleared.
atsanshIn--Thos Sgann Ramsay p,ll,rore " "a

ssanship-Thos. Swami, Ramsey Baltimore, II. D. Cron,
well Co.
Ships Southampton Austin, Liverpool, Snow Burgessl
Gsrnsnia Townsend HAVE W. Whiock IT, Herald Of tAt
Morning. Mitchell San Francisco Sutton Co. President FIJI
lloIe. Nelson Loudon, Durham Dimon.
DaksMounsin Esge Yates, Car6enss Yates Porterhsld
Co Arab loaD Bruha, London Funch heincke; Venus
Atkinson, Cursoos, J. Fouke's Sous
Brlgs-A Avery. wu,.cn. Csrdenas Nesmth g. Sens; J.
MeAs Wells Nilnir ston. Thompson & Huntsr, Havana
CuIti. HavaIs, Yses PorrTheld; W. Woodruff Robin
son Wilmington, E. Tebot Go orient. Ws;er, s. Jssp
Mccall Fnlh NJ w. Holt, Dodge Cenfuescs, c. E. j. Pc
tors C4pen, Sprsgue East Mschias. Simpson Mayhevl
Progressive Age. BTsmhal Havana Acuire Armstrong;
&. Clay Paiorook Cumberland Habor Meica Dunosni
NJ. S'rLg Strong Remedies W. Elwe Grey hound Pierce,
Havana Mcclure & AIm.tT.rg
Observation-Disclosures, PosIce Gloucester, A. Howes; Q.
FsntszE Wooster ArroyH j. V. Onstaya; Ben, Hiehnsn
Wilmington. T.. 8. Powell a Co.
Sioop-W. IL. Bowen, Br5therton, Bristol
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CARRIAGE ROAD UP MOUNT WAsBISGToY.-As seon
as the snow disappears the easterly ride Of Mount
Wellington, work will be resumed on the carriage
road up from the Glen II is the Intention OF the MAJ
ayers Of the enterprise to have the road completed by
the ih Of July thai carriages may be put on for tho
accommodation of visitors the present season. re.
cent exploration shoes revealed that the snow
was about Fix feet deep on a level on the Lodge,
the point on Monnt Washington over which the roed
ways through the mourtn Districts ia Dow about thee
feet deep. Sleds and eis have been used 10 portions
Of Northern New-Hanpshire for nineteen weeks.
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Passenger Arrived

n si.dnLhip Zulu, fDn kia9s,on JdH-Mss Jane White
Talbot Chser, Geo Morris = Henry Brooks Julia Angel
CLas Apse Spencer Ius, Capt WIN. heury CUrtis A6eli
a. Hannsh Es s. Lam III Johnston, John S1Jyan, Den.
Ms Hanlon Tho. stewart JAMS Ho.iL
II steamAip Star III south. yoa SapdrEdhM Barnard
A. A. yones JsG suulrter Bardick A. n. AnSsrsoD
Day ~ ynd Buter Miss Edworih j. W Nichols %. Wright
X. B. 1ickel J. Frsin Jacob frsin John Messenger w
Moris. l.. NJ Brock ami In the s,eersge.
In Shp stc0yGsh from SiaHghoe- Nrs q w Benton chl
drsn servant Mrs Caroline ~ Holmes MIA Charles ~.
Holmes, W, Beebe Mis- Mary Allen
In brig Princes Roy from Bermpdd-Mrs Meied.th
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Marine Disasters, &c.

NORFOLK, Monday March IL, 1861.
A ship and brig ore reported lahore on Cape Henry,
End three schooDers ashore at CurIiluck.
A snow storm commenced early this morning.
WAsHIkGTos, Monday, March 10, 1861.
Snow commenced falling at 4p. NJ, aud there sre
now several inches on the grOuud.
MiLLEDGEyILLE, Gu, Monday, March L. 1851.
IL 10 moving heavily tonight
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The Aroo"00k Pioneer says that Il monster bear,
weighing go lb,., killed few weeks ago 90 tho
Tobidue River BY Mr. Shea. The old fellow yielded
barrel Of oil
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PoPULATIos OF sT. LAwREScI COrSrY.-!TLe fol.
lowing /. The Lnnt of tho In ll,a

YIN. d. Randolph First Lioutenent in the revenue
service, stationed ut Key West has been promoted 70
tho rank Of Captain by the President Of tic United
Safes for doing his duty loyal officer to tho isg Of
his country ard the Union.
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TIE CouRrs.-The Court Of Oyer ard TermlneI
was opened yesterday morning Judge scshau sld Jus
slwel and hoyt but me Grand JorJ h.l NJ rePaed
any indictments The Coat sionrned The Liy Court Fa
c-snel by Judge Culver and Until Wednesday
without joGg any sineas Ihc Court o. Secrs VIII open
this morning FOR the purpose OF taking Up the Criminal calendar
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TIE UxIov CoSyESrIos.--After the breaking up
81 tho Union Convention IN Montague Hall Saturday nyn
last portion Of the deegstc who appear 70 be nearly all %
thinking tie candidate for the MSyoalty re-
assembled in another portion Of The building and ser orsn1ns
nominated alderman loan A. Dayton. resolution ADOPT
ending and people OF te several
wards lis, candidates fog Ade and Supervisors.
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s.A.AruRB ALMANAC.
San Rises..6o5 Sets Oslo Moon Rises. las
Hi8d WATER
Sandy Hook .i2l3 Gov Islana l:O5 Helste 2p
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TaE FURNAY-srREET RAILRoAD.--Cals pm regc-
larry on the FnrmQn-ftreet route and connec. with the
Central Road in Atlantic street enabling passengers to
90 to Greenwood Bedford from Fulton street By
way Of South Ferry.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Tar BRooxLYs BIBLs SocrErY.-The twentieth
annual meeting of the BrooklynC City B.bc Society was
held IN tho Reformed Dutch Church Jo.alepon street,
on Sunday evening. From the Annual Report Of the
Irea'mer, 1t appears that the amount received was
S',iS7 l6, and the sum expended the same ess 40 IS
IN tho hande Of the Treasurer. The number Of
volumes distributed in 1860 was 47s. cold a, the
Deposory, 1893, making total Of i,s76 The vatrs
Of the books sold was $3.50 So; given awav
1854 60 Total s. 635 So. Addresses were aervsrci
by the Rev. DR.. Rocs well and the Rev. A. A. whilst
pastor Of tue Congregation.
The SHIP.YARos. Tho activity at the ship-yards
seems TO increase every day In addition 10 the list d
ships being built at the different yards ia Williams.
bugh, published last week we have now to add, that
Messrs. Lawrence & Fouks are building side-wheel
steamer for the West Coast Of South America. Sic
will 'bo launched about the Lat of April 4 propeller
Of $50 tuns for the jacksonville Railroad Company is
also being built at this yard.
At the yard Of Mr.. L1pton three vessels arc on the
stocks the arg-s; Of which, the Mucilita, is pro-
paller Of about 900 tuns burden. She ia Intended for
Che Havana trade. The second is q schooner OF IS
tuns Icing built for the Government. The third yos-
sel is small propeller to be used marksi beat
the Shrewsbury River.
Rror Is BRIcK-YARD. The proprietoif of a BRICK
yard in Van Bruut street RedIIook Point, notified the
aborers in their employ yesterday afternoon hot they
should reduce their wages. The men objected 10 To
reduetion and without much delay fell upon one ofthe
proprieors and the foreman and beat them severely
The Third Precinc, police noGod and after some
pretty hard fighting they succeeded in aresng nine OF
the laborer. Several Of them severely dubbed
Warrants have been issued for FIVE others who took
part in the ARRAY.
TIE FURsAS-sTREET RAILROAD.--Cale run regG-
larry the FnrmQn-Etrset and connec. with the
Central Road in Atlantic street enabling passengers to
20 to Greenwood or Bedford from Fulton stree. By
way Of South Ferry.
TIE CoURTs.-The Court OF Oyer ard TerInlneI
opened yesterday morning by Judge Scugha sld justices
Swe and hoy 'he Grand Jury hal NJ yet prepared
csned BY Judge Culver and Until Wed8e.dsy
without jong any blsines Ihc ouTt o. Se5ns VIII open
this morning FOR the purpose OF taking Up the Criminal calendar
TIE USIoN CoSyESTIos.-After the breaking mp
81 tho Union Convention IN Montague Hall Saturday night
LOST portion deegstc who sppesr 20 be nearly all p.
way thinking candidate for the hsyofay
assembled In another portion the building and 4er OrspDs
nominated alderman loan A. Dayton resolution adopt
wards list candidates for AIDE and Supcrylsos
s<szsu<~-as--s>@.<~-s-z~~S
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4 resolution wss adopted directing the Council 70
the Corporation formally TO declare Eighiy.second
street open between Second and Fifth avenues.
Mr.. BooLE offered a resolution directing TIE pay.
ment of $500 70 Daniel f. Skles for services 40 eoun-
sci TO the Select Committee, who recently investigated
the aiinis of the City Chamberlain.
Adjourned TO Monday next.
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NARRIRD.

BLfss-HANDY-On "Wednesday, Nov: H. at the residence
Of tho brides stber by the Rev Seth Bliss Robert Bliss TO
M.ia Handy, daughter Of Parker Handy. ssq al Of this
city
CLARK-REQUA-In Brooklyn, Thursday, Nov. IA, by
the Rev j. Fagg Cyrus Cisrk Of this city, to julia A..
daughter Of the late Jane. Requs Of Albany.
HITTENDEN-BRACE-At Milford, on Thursday. Nov.
a. by the brides father Capt Richard H. Chenden Of the
I,t Mi.coBsin Cavalry, Ms Lucy Lee Brace, eldest
daughter Of the Rev. Dr. Jonathan Brace OF Milford Conn.,
COE-ANNEsS-O "wednesday. Nov. -, In the City OF
Newark by the Rev. j. 4. Crane ID. D.. Mr.. Levi C.
Coo Of NewYork City, and Miss Mary Loaiss, daughter Of
Samuel Anness. ESQ.
DU BoIs-GREAsON-On Thursday morning. Nov. H. at
the residence o the brides parents Corneus Du Bsis
to M Matilda Gressop second daughter Of Geo. OTosson,
RshS sy N. j. and Kingston, n j., paper, please copy
oURNEE-ANNESS-On Wednesday. Nov. d. IN tho City
OF Newark N. j.. by the Rev j. L. Crane. d. d. Mr. Elias
Ounce Of Haverstfaw ~ " aud Miss Ann Eliza, daugh.
tor Of samuel Anness esq.. Of Newark
GOODRlDGF--LE ROY-Op Tuesday, Nov ~, by the Rev.
g. H. Tying d. d.. Ezra T. Coolidge to Mary G., daughter
of Jacob lie Roy, esq
LYNN-HAAs-A, Phlladelphia Monday, Nov. by the
Rev Rober, G. Malaet Juan Lynn OF Trinidad de Cuba
TO hss Jennie L. Hsas OF Phadepha eldest de- shter Of
the late John Haas, esq.
MORA--yANDER OORT-On Thursday, Nov II, BY the
Rey c. A Farrell Of 81. AIMS Joaquin 81 Moss Of Cuba
10 Harriet Louisa daughter Of I. H. Nandeyoort esq.
sCHILLING-HARRlprr-Ou Tuesday, Nov 10, by the
Rev MIR Phelps Y. w. ". c. Schiing of Montreal 10 Miss
Es'clle Hlrriott Of this city
VAN COTr-SOUTHW0RTH-On Thurseey Nov. H. 1861,
by the Rev Mr. HasADy at S. Paul. NJ l.. Church Theo.
doe g. Van Colt TO Rossie c.. daughter Of Joseph South
worth. esq, all Of this city.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoaK.......Nov. u
Cleared.

shps-Et,en Star, E-slly Hsvrs, C. c. Duncan South
symptom Austin Liverpool. Snow Burgess; Mstspin, Mer
rll Liverpool Hset Csmman; Island home t5rl Msnps
London j. r. Whitney 4 Co. Der Sud Brl, helchow CorA
for ORDER, Funch MeBcke Wendt UndeIwriter Roberts
Liverpool Charles Csfow -
Bark.-Hao tNorw.), Andersen, Jersey, b. Island
Funch, neiucks Wsnds; Fiyilg Cloud Gavin EIeter
Arse Hurst; Elizabeth Leayitt. Halett Dobn. Walsh
Carver Chase AmszoIiaB, Saow Csllao Fsbbi Chsun'
ceyi Morezuma tBr Ronfingusck Live pool j. o. Baker
ia Mary Anne (Brl McOregor. Corr. ach son Nrtl
Brigs-EIpermert. Bscth, Tsrasons, Ms.on, wilkins
Co Anna (Brl Gray. Cork OF Falmouth, T. q leyj beu
LommoDd (Br Todd, Dublin. Funeb, MeiDcke a Wendts
Ceres (DAn Hast Li,bon Funeh Meincke W.nds Lady
Mulgrsve (Br Bes.e Cork, Boyd Heinckeni Wipdwsrd.
Robers Bsrbados H. r. Buck Co Providence. Etisnne,
Huvre T. Fabrquetes c. w. Ring Corbet HaSans, j. T.
A. r. Webster.
schoonen-Amercs, Reynolds Bristol R. l., L. Kennyt
Saxon CASSIDY Halloxel brett Son Co. s'ksway b.
Pension Bermuda. Middle on Co. James Martin, Hard
ug Phsdephi, l.. Keubyi John FsInOm, Hall, PhilAdel'
pbia L. Kenny; Sam. >uith McGiven badGore, kennyi
oregon Graves Providence, Kenny Sophia Jameson,
Jameson Boston; SHARK Besson Port Royal c. McCres
dy Mott Co. Leocsdls Small Salem X: w Ropes Co.
Nrisl tBr.l Shields ST Joip N. b.. p N.ytns SOM
Geo Fails jackson Philsdelphis L. Kenny NJ. T. Pearson,
II odsdon. Bangor p. Buck Go.
Stesmers-Mss Nichols Phisde his, J. N brSssi Ssn'
by Ganin, Spencer, Philadelphia, j. Hand
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PERSONAL

A correspondent Of The Hartford Times says
that a well.known individual residing In Scotland
village, East Hartford, was rather unfortunate
on "Wednesday night In being dragged from
An unholy alliance" with q young woman,
and treated to practical dose Of tar and feath-
err. The man in question is married, and the
father of several children. He has, from bis
intimacy with the young woman for several weeks
past aroused the indignation Of the whole comuuni.
'ty, which found vent Wednesday night in great
outpouhng Of the people, who, having discovered
him close,ed with the girl, entered the house and
brought him out. The tar was applied freely, feath-
ers were put on for ornament aud the unlucky wight
was then permitted to depart, being followed by the
crowd, shouting and jeering.
Gen. j. Il. 8. Todd Of Dacotah, a brother or
cousin Of Mn. Lincoln, has been appointed to the
Chief command in North Misssouri. Gen. Prentiss Is
10 he assigned to other duties.
We regret to learn that the Hon. Bart Van
Horn has been seriously indisposed for several
weeks, confined at home. He 10 slowly improving
now.
The Madrid journals Of Oct. 90 announce that
Gen. Mirsmon, ex-Presideut Of the Republic of Mex.
leo, had left that capital for Cadz, to embark for bis
own country.
COL Grover, the brave Missouri officer who was
wounded at the battle Of Lexington, has died Of his
vcuud
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NEW WORK. DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 15 1861.

ered that If we are TO be supplied curing The next
twelve months, the chief source must be found in
the Southern States; and that source, If the
war is prolonged, will DO cut Oft in
great measure, "a hitherto. For while the planter
per re might wish TO avail himself of sales to the
Government or individuals, the Confederate leaders
would control the majority Of the crop, and would
prefer it 10 be destroyed rather than it should fall
into the bands of the Unionists, and thus satisfy
Manchester and Lowell. The crop estimates for the
year pact are only 5000 GOO Of bales under the most
favorable circumstances bu, the greater portion
has not been packed for want of bsgging aud ropes
and not even ginned the exposure TO tie weather
incident to the outdoor storage may reduce the avail
able quantity to 5COO goo bales; besides the cutiva-
ton of the staple for the coming year must be liter
iered WITH if we occupy the Southern districts, MS 1t
.s ems probable. Tie fatering prospects Of supply
of cotton from other parts of the woild-india,
Egypt Africa, &c.-do not apply TO the present;
for while no doubt exists that the culture of cotton
can be increased TO such extent even as TO ulti-
mately supply the world yet it cannot be done ex'
cept in process Of time. IL is question OF trais
porlalion-it is a question of roads.
Tire present native mode Of lard carriage ia ont OF
the question. Hence, we zee the English Govern
ment insIilutiDg system Of railways IN indls; but
the completion involves a great period OF time.
Fifty millions of pounds sterling expended 10 rail-
ways will not accomplish the object. Railways will
snpersede the existing modes of land transport, end
create new traffic in goods wherever they permeate'
particularly il localities to which water communic'-
ton does MT extend. Millions, however, must be
expended on canals and rivers, which cannot he dis
pensed with, in order to bring the staple TO market
al such cost that other fabrics will not be substituted
for those OF cotton. We annex our usual summary
If the exports of Domestic Cvioas from this port
L. L.. III
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The WIFE OF SENAToR ANDREW JOHNSON
FLoGoEp BY TENNESSEE KEBELs.-A TeDnessee
paper says that Andy johnson is very bitter against
the Secessiouists. Whether he ia 50 or not, be has
certainly had enough to make him bitter. band
of the Rebels went TO his house IN East Tennessee,
with the avowed intention of hanging him, and, not
fiji ding him at home, they cut snail hickory rtthe
10 The tcoods and scourped nth IL the body Of his
rife. Who could wonder II the outraged husband
were to ralse bis clenched right hand toward Gods
armament, and swear TO wage war OF externina'
ton against the internal miscreantsl
lLouisyile Journal 0ct. 10.
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DDRYEA-In WulsmsbuIgb, suddenly, Thursday. Nov
H. Cornelius DuIyea aged "a yesr@
funeral saturday the 18th inst, at II O'clock a. M from
the Co1ss,o'y Room of the Reformed Dutch Church, Js
usica Long Island.
DoRAN-At HsTlem Mordsy, Nov. II, Michael Dorss,
ia the 10th year OF MS age.
EJDRED-In this city Tuesday. Nov. II, Albert I.
Elired 10 The Ssh year Of Ills sge
ERFNCH-Ip this city, on Wednesday, Nov. - Mfs Mary
Ann French, wife Of John w. French aged Il ysns
GIBBs-In this city, Thursday Nov H. Of oonvulsous,
j. Washington Gibbs painter. son Of John Gb' j, ased
The relative. and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend his funeral from bis late residence NO. - SUFFOLK
street. Grand on Saturday 10Th in't' O'CLOCK pm
HALI-in this city, on Tuesday Nov H. Warren, N,
days
JANsEN-In this city on Wednesday, Nov 10, Frederick
Jansen, aged A years, months AID 70 days
KEELER-In Wilton Conn. on Monday. Nov. II Hst:
ene only daughter Of Lyman and Harriet keeisI ssee
2yeSs, month and days
the son Of Thomas and Ann Million, aged 20 years. months
and 10 dsya
POSTAL wsrensburgb, N Y, on Tuesday Nov. Il. Of
dph,bea IL the 27tb yer Of his the Rev HeDryA
Post Pastor Of Presbyterian Church. at Warenstugh
The friends of droeassd and OF bis family ara Invited 90 s
tend whou, further notice at the r-idence Of bis ah
Alfred c. Post D.. No II west Seventeenth street, oa
Friday, Nov. Is, at 3 p. M.
RATHBURN-At sea. on board Of the y g. sunbost Blea
VILE on Monday, Nov IL, Charles h. RathDun, younge2
Of tie late Nathan Rshouro eco aged ~ years sna'
The relatives and friends Of the family those Of the Do
ceased requested snd the funeral service this
tFnday afternoon o'clock, at the residence OF ms
brother naw FraDcs ). Tuner, No. liz West thirty
.i1h street. Without further notice The remains VIII De
taken Yopks for inerment Saturday morning sts
o'clock
WARNER-lu WILLIAMSBURG, on Thursday morning, Nov.
H. Elvra c. wife Of Robert ~ Warner esq, ssed 70 yess
s1d months
The friend. the family end those Of her father Hulet Dur
yea esl respectfully invited snuksld her funeral rom
the Episcopal Church MahhasrSopng Island on I'm
day, Nov. Is, a, O'Clock p u
wEscorr Al hi. residence, IN Jsrpey City corner Of
Grove and South Second seets "Wednesday evening
Nov ~ samuel Wescott recently Senator from Hudsop
County, IN the 5lst year of bis age.
Fune services will be d Friday afternoon o'clock
The Tensios will be sien to Hudson ~ L.. for inerment
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to be present.
without further invitation.
WHlTEBEARY-in Brooklyn, "Wednesday, Nov. u
CsthaIine. youngst daughter Of Peter IL and Eksbetb
" hiteborry, aged year and mouths
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DIED..

COTTON Thursday, Nov. H. Alonzo De Wolf Colt. Of
William A Colt. aged 50 yeas.
His friends and acqu4isnes and those IL his father
specially invited TO attend his funeral from the residence
the latter No 3G6 Atlantic street, Brooklyn Sunday
l1,h inst. at O'CLOCK r. IN.
CROWELL-At Glenwood Westchss,er County N E.. on
Wednesday afternoon, Nov -. Jane A. wife Of Wsllsce L.
Crow aud eldest daughter Of Elkanah and Mary Vsnder.
boven. In the 4.t year " her eye.
The funeral will take pscs at Meuchen, Mddesex County,
~ j. Friday afternoon at o'clock Cars leave Jersey
City. from {, urIlandtsueet Ferry, at "a, noon.
CAss-In this city. Wednesday, Nov. H. Mary Am,
younges. daughter OF Peter and Sophs Casa
CLaRK-in his city, on "Wednesday, Nov. -, Mt Mary
CI.Ik vile of Joel Clark
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The NOMINATION. OF Mr.. MISTURS FOR Mayor.
In accordance with resolution passed on Wednes-
day evening at meeting Of the Tax-Payers Union
Committee, Committee, consisting of twenty-five
gentlem-n convened yesterday afternoon at the Of
fee Of Mr.. John Livingston. in the New-York Elk.
change Bank. corner Of Broadway aud Cedar street,
for the purpose of proceeding in body to the office
of Robert Is. Mnturn, esq, to tender him the nomi-
nation of Mayor of this city. IL was, however, I'M
derstood that Mr.. Min,urn was sick at bis residence
in Hastings, aud would not be in the city before to-
day. In consideration Of that fact the following
letter was submitted for the consideration Of the
Committee, and unanimously adopted. Mr.. Min
turn son, who was present, conveyed the letter TO
bis father yesterday sfternoon
NEwYoRK, Nov. H. 1861.
HoBzRT B. MryTunx. esq.
DEAR SIR; At meeting OF the Nominating and Executive
Everett House the evening Of WedDosday the 18th inst
Hon. fsnci X Tou In the chair nonin ated
nv exclamation for tie office Of Mayor IA the City Of New
sod upon motion, uadersig ei sppon cd q
such non on and urging yon sccet such nomination
The undersgued met by appointment O'Clock .asy TO
communicate Ia psfson the fact of nomin 'tion.
and urge your accepance bit sscsrsnus that
not 10 the city they trHDsn II 20 il communication by
your sJn T.que sting an 20 ly reply thereto.
II agreeable 20 yourse VIII be pleased TO meet you In
IN tbs city TO morrow, At such time and place GU
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v. n. TILLoU, end others OF the Committee
An Adjourned meeting will be held to-day, at noon,
at the same place, to receive the answer of the
Nominee.