New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

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rangement with TO the time for the MATCH
We now learn that unless the latter comes to.
rangement during the current week. Godthwait intends
claiming the championship and the cue
ARRIVAL OF A SWEDISH FRrGArR.-Yester.
day morning the echoes were awakened in the bay by
salute from the Swedish steam frgats Yanadis Capt.
Melander. which arrived in the bay the pre-.
yous evening from Plymouth. England. The conpi.
ment was suitably returned by the battery at the Navy
Of the North Carolina The Swedish officers viii sooo
pay an official visit to the Navy Yard.
FUNERAL OF WILLIAM HAoKETT.-SOlemn
High Mass was performed Tuesday morning at St. Pc
ter's Church in Barcay.st. the remains OF William
Hackett Assistant. Engineer of the Fire Department
who died on Saturday last from disease contracted
while in the discharge Of his duty. The Rev. Father
Quinn pastor of the chutch and master OF ceremonies
at the mass assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Healy Cee-
brant the Rev. Father VerasI, and Father Antonio.
The Mass was from Rossini as was the part sung at
the OiFcrtory, U Salutarius large nnmoer OF rels-
lives friends, and prominent individuals were present
during the services At their concusionthe coffin was
from the church to the hearse and thence TO
Flatbush Cemetery, where II was inferred.
In the line Of procession nearly thousand per.
sons representing the different fire companies tlis
city. beside numerous carriages. The members OK
Washington Engine Co. No. 90 acted as an escort,
while the following gentlemen ofciated as pail bearers:
John Fox, james Hayes Christopher Monohin. Is.
Armstrong, Join Creger, G.. j. Ruch Peter Cornwall.
John McMulen. James Donohue, George I. Alker, =
John Reid and John Taylor. All Of the above gentle
men are members or ex'members OF the Fire Depart
ment.
Mr. Hackct was born in the First Ward about 1894.
In 1852 he joined Washington Engine Company No. 60
and ~ 1854 he elected Foreman OF the Company.
This position he held for four years, when he resigned
to accept the office Of Assistant Engineer which he held
up to the time of his death. Mr. Hackett was deemed
one Of the most capable officers Of the Fire Department
efficient in the discharge OF the dnties and possessing
other qualities which greatly endeared him TO in
members. His death leaves void in the ranks Of tho
Department not easily filled.
THE REGISTRY ORDER OF GEN. DIx.-Largo
numbers Of Sou,herners continue to crowd the Offices
Of Gen Peck to register their in obedience TO
Gen. Dixs late order.
Among the men who are registered are lawyers doc
tors and of nearly all pursuits, besides consider
able number OF persons who say they have no business.
The majority are poor men.
There was an eager jostling crowd Of applicants for
regstration this morning each man taking his turn IN
the order in which he arrived. One young man, OF
much better appearance than most OF his fellows gave
an individual the head Of the column fye dollars
number of the hotel proprietors OF the city have
sent to Major Hayner list Of persons OF Southern
birth now stopping at their respective houses
TRADE SALE OF JUVENILE GIFT BoOKs.-A
trade sale of illustrated and juvenile books, ALBUMS
I
Leaytts Auction Rooms No. 49s Broadway. Inc
catalogue includes invoices from the principal PUBLISH
ing houses in this city Phiadelp hia aad Boston;
TIE sale opened with the invoice OF D. Appleton q
Co. consisting OF a coce assortment OF miscellaneous,
scientific and illustrated books editions OF the poets
bans The holiday Juveniles offered by this firm sold
very readily at prices somewhat in adv ance OF those
realized during re holiday OF last year lilo
sale will be continued to-day.
Two MORE OF THE INCENDIARIEs ARRESTED.
Chief John 5. Young and Detectives Bennett and
MeDougsn yesterday arrested two men, whom they
state are implicated in the late attempt to burn this
city, The names Of the accused are withheld iop the
present; but the detectives state taat tney are young
men who came from the South about year ago, aud
since that time have been Longing around the CITY WIN
no visible means OF support.
Bulls HEAD.-I.ike former markets, for sew"
eral weekspast trade fell of ard prices declined the
second day. About $50 bullocks were held over for
want Of purchasers. The average decline Is &C. per o
from last week. Total receipts, 600; large NUMBER
OF them light and poor. Sheep are selling Win no
change from last week, though arrivals are lighter
q 35l for the week but they are still comparative!
large Hogs number - $50. The weather is unla'oTl
bic aud the market not firm. See full reports II another
another column
RECOVERY OF SToLE GooDs.-On the 10th
of October the store OF Messrs. Woof Rause No 81
Murray.st. was entered by thieves, who stole over
500 worth Of sewing silk. Recently about half tie
stolen property found in the hat and cap store Oh
Joseph Eriend, Leopold Dawson. api Isaac Grismer,
No Bowery. They were arrested andconinhteupy
Justice Hogan. They state that they purchased the
article in good faith and that they VII be able 90 to
prove.
TIE 18th WARD SHOOTING APFRAY.-
Florence ScanmelL who shot James Irving IN the hip
in saloon M the of Twenty thirdsn and Second-
ave-, on Monday night, was arrested early yessermy
morning by officer Hart Of the 10th Precinct He was
committed for examination by Justice Shandey.
SALES BY AUCTIOY.-Wm. Kennedy (Sheritf5
Auctower) sold by auction, Nov %, the following
real estate; .o,oo
House and lot No l3i Readest.. lsase). -.....e290
House and lot No. 1876 Reale-st Qease). 2td
Lot southeast Seyenteth-st and Ninth'aye 2.ss
Three lots adjoining on Ninth ave. 3oso
-Four lots on Seveneth-st l00feet east Nnthase 80
LAMP LETTER BOXES.
To the Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
SIR: Allow me to call attention to the man
ner in which letters supposed to be dropped into
the amppo letter boxes. On last Saturday evening
on crossing Prince ST. gust of wind blew letter from
the top of the amppost box into the gutter at ny ee
which picked up and found to be properly directed
and stamped. though much soiled, and deposited u
properly into the box.
This is the third instance OF the kind that have re-
Gently met with and have no doubt that large num-
Der OF letters which have failed TO reach those to whom
they were addressed ard the fault Of which has been
sndded on the Post.Ohce Department, have been ost
nv persons intending drop them in the boxes. 0at
which they slide under the OF the opening, where