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At called meeting of the Phenix Fire Company No. 6, held at the Engine House this 2O;h day of August, l84l, the following Resolutions were unan- mousy adopted

 Resolved, That it with heartfelt sorrow, we learned that death had been in our midst and taken from whom highly esteemed, as a gentle man, friend an oficer-one, who, but a few days since was among us, with as bold heart and as rea- dy hand as the stoutest.

 Resolved, That be believe, that in the death of A L. Coan, we lost one of our chief supports Fire Company. He among those who first enrolled themselves under the banner of the Phenx; he lent his services and influence to add to the number of lhe company; he opened his purse to enable us to go in operation; and until the last sickness he was al ways unweried in his exertions to promote inte rests and those of the Fire Department generally.

 Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with the widow of the deceased, in mourning the untImely death of one who in his whole conduct elicted our respect and esteem.

 Resolved, That the President, and Messrs. T.. Hamilton and s. Walker, constitue a committee, who shall convey to the widow of the deceased copy of these resolutions and express our sympathy in her sorrows.

 Resolved, ,JThat as tribute of respect to the deceased we will wear crape on the left arm for sixty days; and that apparatus shall continue dressed in crape for 90 days And further, that the committee above named, have these resolutions inserted once in each of the city papers,

 CIiAS. s. SHREVE, Pre-.

 THOS. A. HAMILTON, Com. aug23 S.J. WALKER.