New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04


barrels of bees so boxes OF lemons and from 1900 to
10 600 heads of cabbage These articles sent BY
Messrs c. w. Blunt and Capt. Charles G. Marshall,
the Onion Fund Committee Also 336 barrels Of onions
and 400 barrels of potatoes sent by the Sanitary COm
mission. These vegetables will be an excellent cure fo1
the scuryy, which largely prevails In the army at Pea
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT ON THE DEATH on
JOHN CLAycY-At meeting Of the Tammany Society,
held on Saturday Grand Schem Purdy in the chair
called for the purpose of tesng their respect for the
late brother Sachem John Clancy the following preamble
and resolutions were offered by Sachem Charles G. Cor
nell, and adopted:
Whsyels With the deepest feelings Of regret ibis society
has learned Of the demise Of friend and brother Joha
Clancy Of this eyOne who has for many years oesn So3
in reai and energy and naomable in ali which csma
ndnass OF nature and general department all times e
desIed him TO those who became bis eomsuions and $50
ciae. aud Whereas adnng his trntholnes. Of chsIscse
changing purity and enduring Virtues which seemed y
DC tho motives Of every action caused as TO love him IN
scrutabs Providence has IT to take him from our mds
and Whe,eD' recognize in bis seadast course during
City Councils and his public service az an oer
those principles which admirably adapted hun for the as
charge Of sn oos '59.t asseioe be T. Columbian Order,
heard with profound Of the loss Of their sht
Rssoised That we tender bsaret sympathy and
condolences the beresvrd relatives Of the deceased and
the %n nS.1 20 shc .5o 1H isnb.a ~ ''
Rc,oired Tia. Of for the lo.s Of hing
thus stricken down in early manhood we Will In
body attend funeral Tue-dsy next eDd that copy ot
preamble and resolutions duly aitesed By the Secretary
| be transmitted 10 the family Of 6sccased.
As a mark Of respect to Mr. Clancy, chair VIII bq
draped in mourning and placed beside the speaker al
| the celebration on Monday.
Speeches full Of eioluence and respect toward the def
ceased delivered by several OF the members afe3
tho adoption Of the resolutions Another set Of reso
lions similar TO those OF the Tanmany Society was pro-
sented By the Hon. Thomas G. Fields and adopted at
meeting of tho Tammany Hall General Committee %
Saturday al noon.
tomorrow morning at ~ O'Clock. from his late resi-
dence No 81 East Nineteenth street general inyif
,ation has been extended 10 the editorial profession VI
be present 4
CRIMES AND CAsUALTrKs.-On Saturday
night las, Thos. Freeboru and Mary Ann Ten Broeck{
both colored quarreled in Wooster street Othcea
Cummings attempted to arrest the woman, whe4
she turned on him, bit him. and tore bis uniform7
Freedom also Joined in the attack on the ohcer Iney
were finally arrested and committed by Justice Dowlng7
John Hart aged l9. vss yesterday committed "a
the Tombs for trial q charge Of being one OF th9
party Who weeks since, committed brutal outl
Seventeenth street. A confederate named DAILY is als4
in custody. Charles Van SauD, who was cornmftted
days since by Justice Dodge on charge 81 shoo4
Rroome street, nn~r Mercer, ia January IooS waS
yesterday discharged. Michael Brady the witness OF
whose testimony Van Saun was arrested declared na1
be was entirely mistaken in alleging the guilt OF th9
prisoner. Other witnesses we're examined, but thel&
testimony was very contradictory Bernard sheridan}
in attempting TO jump from Hudson River Railroad
express ran at the corner OF Forteth street on satu
day afternoon slipped and fell The wheels OF he Gag
passed over his fight thigh crushing il in such teri
ribe that he died some hours after In Beeyua
Hospital. Deceased had Just arrived from Peekskl@
aud was his way TO visit an aged mother In NewNA
" j. lie was % years Of ago. end native Of EelandS
Coroner Collin held an inquest on the body.
FIRE IN NINTH AvENUE.-The smoke.housQ
OF Michael Hefern in the rear Of No 46 Ninth ayenus
was damaged by FIRE yesterday morning 10 the amoun1
OF $500 Insured for 81 600 in the Nontapk Company
No. 4l6, occupied by +. Helberg as dwelling waa