New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25
CRY ITEMS.

DEArB oy Carlos ID. SrUAEr.-The telegraph,
On Thursday evening brought the intelligence that
Carlos ID. Slaart the poet, had ceased to 1--we. Inc
event has not been unexpected for some time' LIE
disease consumption and his death occurred at
Northampton, Mas, on Wednesday morning, tue
I'd inst. He leaves three brothers-H. H., V. H.,
and J. X. Stuart-and three sisters. He was The
third son of the late Luther and Marie c. Stuart and
was foy-one years Of age. having been born on the
18th of July, 1920, in Berlin, Washington County,
VI. Mr. Stuart leaves wife and one daughter. He
had volume Of poemg ready for the press, which
will be published, with his other literary productions
in series Of volumes. HIS funeral will take place
on Monday the 9th inst. at his late residence in
Huntington, L. |.
VEHICLES FOR CoSTAGIoUs DisEAsEs-The Com
mission ers of Charities have petioned the Common
Council 10 provide sufficient plumber Of vehicles 10
he used in the transportation of smallpox PATIENTS
cases Of ship fever, meases, scaratina, and other
contagious diseases to and from the hospitals. The
use of common carriages for such purposes is cal
culated to rapidly spread these contagious diseases
which are now very prevalent in the city.
BOARD OF CouScIIMEN.-The Board OF Council
men met on Thursday evening, all the members
present
A resolution, calling on the Clerk Of the Common
Council for information relative to the expense and
disposition of the manual was laid upon the table.
A proposition to appropriate $4,000 for ne W uni
forms for the sd Regiment NY. S. M.,was referred
to the Committee on National Affairs.
A resolution thai all suits against property-owners
for not cleaning their cutters be discontinued, on the
ground that such work belongs to Mr. HGckley, the
street-cleauing contractor, was laid on the table.
The report of the Committee OH Rules was taken
M. and after a long debate the rules of last year
were adopted with The following amendments:
rb: The Clerk in tho absence Of the President IL EN-
now "a call special melting the written request OF th
teen members. all members TO be notified
Sec nd Any payer from the Board Of Aldermen e,ees
night by Beard Of COdncnen by the consent Of thirteen
uiembcIs. - ., H.. - 100. -.
Eow. Rel an Pavement Gu tiles and Dou1tion-, va
uons Aa.fs Printing aud Advertising. ct Street Cleaning
Messrr Odon and Stevenson endeavored 10 nave
the rule requiring the consent of Only IS members TO
act on "A pajer from the Board Of Aldermen the same
niphr, attended 80 to require the consent OF 10
members arguing that tbis Intended by the po-
ical majority 10 give them an advantage; oui the
10 Gually adopted.
Me.sare 10 proper standing Committees proposed-
Firif. That Joint Committee If three. with the Mayor,
Controller AID Committee u trre from The Cn1nl. er Of
Gov aud three rom the Society Of Mechanics and
Tr4ds,Iaen, be- appointed 70 frame new Charier.
Sc Tina, aid Conmtee be referred tho subject Of
nonsoiaaiing E-s.ioik AMI Brooklyn.
Thd. That the Cooperation Counsel prepare law giving
any isT.ysysf the r-ht 10 tus tie Corporation.
Also hat the subjects Of the ~barves piers. clips, markets
and Hakry contract; be rcfrrsd 20 the appropriate Commit
., the ale Of pubc properly and IpsdoI-s for the war
be referred to tie ria'ncs Comai'ee and the 'an 10 h7
Committee OF National Atsifs
The report was laid on the tatle to De printed
The Standing Committees for 1852 were announced
half being majority Democrats, aud hall MAJOR
ity Republican 49,
KAlm.Hou,e Department. o"is. Lers Keeper, aud
Arc. and sei;rcs. -Ne.,l.. Gross, Ross, end lien!y.
A.se,sn-r {. -Mc.sfs ha6cock. Miller, and Dedaey
Eelgian Pav.ueut- M...ss. Bf.ce Tfottef sna Hogan
Cl..flnx Streets -nes.r. Gednry. Brce, aud BabcocS
Croon Aqaeduet Drpartncnt-Me''rs hsaiey' hi4e'on
and Loas. -, u ~ Pc.
F.fr~,-Mr,,r, Repre-. Hasletou, ard Miller.
Fh.rce -N.s.rs Lieut.. Joues. sud orion.
Tam. III Gs.-Ns.sr, SNYDER LoDs and Tiot.eL
Lad. md Pl,oe, Ms.,r. Hogan, lro,irr ard Gross
Law Drgaf,mrui-Me-sfi. OIt0n, Gross, and ho.'
Nsrt.,.-Mo,,r. Desmosd, Lent. aud ieaiy
National AGsn,-Me"r. orton Jones' Stevenson h'SAn'
u,G 'nance.-Me..r. Barney. orion. and Miller
rohce-iles.s- su3 or Do',sohu, All u Kcecb and
rsi, tr.,l,b-M,,u. Hsrleon Webster and Gedney
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ros, Barney L.Dt, Webster, and
Kep.ir. and suppl-s-Me,s, Jones keech. Ryan, oed
ney and Hayes
Ho.is-Ms.sr. Tro,er. Desmond aud Ross.
saari.s-Messrs. Ryan, Slegeu,ou, and Rerper
S.w.r,-Mesr, Stevenson. Ryan aud babcoch
s,r.-t,-Nssrs Hogan, Orton, and Brice 81,
So, onering,-Me.srs Habcocs. L1rg. end Trottcr
T,4es-Sl.,.rs. Long Babcock and Hayes -
Wharye., Piers, aud snp'-Ae''i' h'Iet'n' hs!eN '"u
Ion, Committee on Accoun,s-Me'r. Miller Lent and
The Board refused to excuse Mr.. Barney from
committee service.
Tie Board adjourne 10 next Thursday.