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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

81 Men are ever ready consult their own interest,"
hey Know wh-re ilI.es. Gentle-n vino Wish 10 Pre's
beautiful exterior Of have ne head Of &
If Iney nave them It's tneif int's''
purchase, Immediately bolie OF Pd!ons cte'e'oa ~
bn0'g0rat1r, ~Acn "li bes.ow their devoted Le'1'
as- .al OH Tune himself cannot er4ce. Buy j! Of Z ~
on, viz MAKER and h4ir dresser, 24 Broadway. Il ~
also be obsned at ali the drug aud fancy IN TIC u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
Txrrrn Sr ATys'rs. CALEBJ. .McNULTY-IypfC1

US1TgD STATEs'rs. CALEB j. .McNULTY-ISD1cr-
VENT yoR EmBEzzI E,EHT ON Saturday mornin the
second examination of Mr. W. Randolph OF the Treas
was continued for the United States, which closed the
testimony in favor OF the Government 4 number Of
gentlemen were then called and examined for NJ Nc
Nuty. of whom from the State OF Ohio. Their
evidence introduced N chief as relating 10 the stand
Ing OF Mr. McNulty in the State OF which he is resident
before the charge for which be s arragned publicly
announced.
The examination OF these Witnesses terminated about
four o'clock Saturday evening which closed the es
;nony in the The arguments OF the counsel will
commence this morning. The legal gentlemen engaged
are among the eulinen, IN their profession and
have conducted the thus far with signal ability
Mr. Fen dali will open the argument for the United States
Na;iona! ln,elligencer, Monday
DEATH FROM BITE OF \ HoG.-The wife OF
Joseph Hill aged 65 years of Newton, Sussex Co.
bitten IN the hand short time since BY hog, causing
wound which. in spite OF every aPpicstion, spread
through and affected the entire until finally the
gnant virus reached the body and entering the vi,as
terminated her sufcrngs by death on Thursday last.
Newark Adv.
- The BATTLE OF TRENTON is TO be celebrated
this week BY number OF military companies, including
two companies of coHRsgtGlS, of about - each
which are drilling take the part Of victors the
casion The companies from Philadelphia Princeton
sc will arrive on Christmas and De escorted 10 their
quarters by the Trenton National tia ards and the South
Trenton Rifle corps. Newark Adv
"a notorious rogue named Benjamin Lent
was arrested for a series OF bold arcenies Newark
Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In tie brig Eclipse from Potou. NS-Captain John
Martin mate and seamen late Of schr Curlew wreck
ed in The Gut OF Cancer
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

SELECT ExPE PEKIMENTs IN MEsMERIsSI.-J. P. WebiE,
recently from the South has located in New York and vii
give private experiments in Animal Magnetism Monday
"Wednesday and Friday nights of each week, bis resi-
dence $50 Hudson-sL Cbnrles Experiments 10
mence at O'Clock. Tickets, admitting Gentleman ar
Lady, 81 90. Also Cairvoyance ANNA! and EectroMs,
netism applied to the treatment OF Diseases daily Coz
sutation hours from O'Clock a. NJ. ill 9P. NJ d23 4ui
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

" The Niagara River Bridge. it is said. will
noi be bui!i as the project has been before the British
Board Of Ordnance, which body reported agsns, IL 1t
was dangerous it was stated by The Board in military
point OF view.
E Mir. Grant. of Stovertown OHIO was burn
sa 70 death on Friday week by falling the ire while
DISASTER AND PROBABLE Loss OF LtEE.-The
sloop Mary. Capt Dennis, from James River hound 10
inss port with cargo o! coal. foundered during the
gaze on Monday last on Sandy Point She sunk almost
Immediately, leaving small portion of her toprss.
above water and II Is feared that the Captain and all
bands have perisaed- Norfolk Va Eoruld :
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

or,s,DE-on The Fret Page-Thines in "a'hins'
ION Case Of J. B. Cough; DR. Cheevers Lecture
s,nt,h,ousn Institution; Foreign Markets News items
o, ,se Fo4,A Page Christmas. Poem; Crimes
c.,ualt;es, &c; Sales OF Stocks Marine News
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
LATEST DATES
Il SEE FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.

ship Louisa, Leaviti, Orleans VIM Nelson
Bark st Margaret Rice, - John NJ Stokes q Anthony
Brigs Bilow, Terence, 81 Marks, via Key West Juno
lSw) Amer, Stetrin. via Charleston, w Wei..e.
Schrs Courier, Couch, Richmond. Allen {, Paxon
Sh2Tmui, Fitzgerald, Swansoorc, Waldroa u North
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

OLD HAYs.'-H. R. Robinson, lis Nassau-st
has sent very ifelike Autograph OF Jacob Hays
E.q. Mr. Hays for forty years High Constable or
Chief Of Police In this City. and was, every body
Knows, Gu, especially EosuesD the terror Of evil
Soers-a perfect Vidocq,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

IT AucrioN SALE OF CAGlNgr FuRNIrURE, HAIR Mt
TREssEs, FEATHER BEDS. &c. at the Manuseiery Ell
WarerOom- Of Joseph A. Riley, n BeekmansI on Wedno
day Dec 2ilh ~ u'cockrhc stock cOmprises lsrg
and general assortment OF Paror and Bed Room Fglr
ure, all of The best materials and workmanship, loge
with several best Live Geese Feather Beda ualf MalIrr
es and Pailaipes Also a few pair Window Shades t.
whole is ready examination, and will he found wo1i
the attention OF those wanting good Furniture DIS 2
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23


Ia IMPORTANT FARMERS AND PLANTERS w.
GERAlD's Patent Premium Burr Stone MIl-PremnnI W
on Premium! Medal upon Medal, awarded TO Ch4EI'
Ross y Co. MaEulacturers Jefferson Stream hi!.' ~"
City. ,.i.
These Mills admirably adapted 10 grinding oil ~
fleed, plaster, drugs, coffee, spices &C. The SMALLEST.
designed for hand power, and Tire largest iof u
power and viii work with one horse perfectly CO.
The advantages and importance Ot Pofdhc BUR ~"
Gus NIL, al low price, when every Farmer and Palt
i. desrous Of grinding his corn wheat and all Az
otieed, need not aere De- enlarged HpoD And ths .
has The advantage over every other In rom =
well known fact that the Burr SToNE IL the masA
IN for griSGlns-tIat II can he shaTpensd when "d-
Mills sooD become dull, and are then nearly useess.
For testimonials refer hand.b adyef,.serls,
whcn VIII be cent nHy address; but the following S4
speh@ FOR themselves, sDd may be sufficient.
For Two sEccesslye years last pat the American Ioi
uit at her Annual Fair ir he CT OF SewYO YOrk aware
10 this Ml their HIGHEST PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL A.
3i ordered heir brsni Tor their Annual Dinner To be a
OF t1c ground Jy tbs MjH. The frauklin i1sttnle' '
Philadelphia, in their late October Fair, awarded per-
um hsca! FOR FItzgeTad'- Burr stoue Mil
{. Ross & Co. also the manufacturer Of ROSJ Bgf
Potre and Patent Trerig ae.iae which, from the r"s
undoub-d JstnoDiais haze hesitation in saying ~
the best articles OF he Eind ever IN They r.
ecuy Win Two horses and vii! ibre-h
horse, from one hIuGred and fifty two hundred bG-h.
OF wheat day, leaving The HnbrUkeH ari ht f
market snd being Tree irc those accidents 70 the ieedef
common 10 the pike machioes.
For and farther particulars Inquire OF the suos
5efs. Al letters must nc postpaid, addressed 10
CHS ROS5 i co. Jefferson Steam hAs, " l.
Once No. = Merchants Exchange. n !.
New IoTk, Dec. IS b.. iGf5 d. -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

u Tee exhibition u 1as.IDscoPs ard Megasts39
VIA Toe v!ln- i..s, .iuer a>'e..s-
crew .uca cfswd ~ AaazncH. Museum ye,t'i~'
sty.n me- performances tOdsy Q: u -
T.s.e wi44 nave rare sporl beside see H ne S
aud oL.ef c4r!os.I.e-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

~ The celebrated Mothers Relief for sale a. p Cc.
and-s tie place may br found all the fashion,
ble French Extracts aud Pertnryies, Toilet, Fancy 5r
hers and Shaving Soaps and Creams, lndelDc lpA H..
DYES W lde'- Tooth Ache Drops. Cooeues Of ci5etli
Qualities Persian Sweet Bags, Ok Marrow &c. A eeur
al the lowest prices possible. do .ttot
u Doctor Larhor has -uccceded In concentrating
cOupognllE the Vegetable uDgwor in such r-Inais..
ble manner 20 'ur- of Consumption by ~
timely o! this remedy. For sale al 2l Cortandsa
DO 2rod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
u We shall be compelled to issue SUPPLE

p We shall be compelled to issue SUPPLE
MrSr with our next, TO make room for the mat
ter which the pressure of Holiday 4dyerlse-
ments has crowded out for few days pas
Subscribers and advertisers will please bear WIN
the omissions Of to-day, and we shall enoea'Oi
TO compensate them tomorrow
BY ,b- way; our readers who think oil fnakins
r,-,,,,., p,esep,, will fad Advertising columns
unusually interesting. Almost every thing worm 00y
a., :. offered ,bere Read and make your selections.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

S,Sps'S SARSAPNRGLLA.-Nh hen Edward tie Third W,
wounded hv nosoned arrow IN Palestine, he owed
lf-so history tells the devotion ~ his wife, Og-,e
ElinOr who sUcSed th- poison from the wound. Ni.r
than tue physicians of that rude age. who wou have s,
,h, weapon instead OF dsniectinc ih- blood which Is
poisoned she saved her tushard's life. There mav
diseases which proceed rom and are fed by poison
blood. Loving bps cannot n these draw tOI;h
venom bur have II remedy sure IN that iuvaust
detergent SRnds- SarsH p,tlla- Scrofl!s kiEg's Ev
Ruuuus Sores and SuppuratiOns, rryspeus a1d all ts
tribe OF angry rupuuns. with host of other masds
through lie VEINS to their several localities; all
have been in urnunbered instances, and can be assy
with proper hunisn precautious end The blessing wiz
which al poSerles-, cured, radically cG,t
by lhs preparation.
Prepared AUG sold, wholesale and rc;sl, by \ B. o.
SANDS Wholesale Dug-jsls, - Fuitou-si. New-fcrt.
Sold also nj 73 BruadwHv u EAST Broadway and by Oue.
sis generally throughout the Unled Suates Price II pf
uotle SIX bottles Or
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
Inv EnIIrfs-

CorRT OF OYER AND TEaMINER-The December term
of this Court commenced yesterday William Harper,
about 80 years OF age was brought up for trial,
having been indicted for the murder OF John q. hemp
a, the public house of the latter OF 3davenue and
3ststreet on the 25th Oct last The deceased in addi-
ton 10 his public house. kept blacksmith mop in Rec
tor street. and did good business principally for Mr.
Secor and other ship-buiders. There was some diff
Guilty between deceased and Harper, when the latter
stabbed deceased in the abdomen with an oyster knife
and he died three four days aiterward Mr. B. F. Dorr
appeared counsel for prisoner Some OF his witnesses
not being present the trial was postponed 10 this fore
noon The widow ofdeceased, young woman, dressed
in mourning, in Court and appeared 10 be deeply
affected weeping nearly the whole o. the time
The District Attorney expressed wish that the trial Of
Virgil Knapp indicted for the murder OF young woman
by administering 10 her oil OF tanZy should be set down
for Friday He said grave question will present Itself
whether the be considered constituting murder
under the laws OF this State The trial was ordcred for
Friday.
The Circuit Court Calender afterwards called
but no causes being ready both branches CT the Court
adjourned ID this forenoon.
CorKr OF CoMMoN PLEAs-Josepi Cooley vs. James
Le1is-The plaintiff hired Of MI l. small house and
store in Hudson ST Canal. being No. 269, for
dwelling house and straw millinery establishment, and
took possession on the lst May Mr.. Ncwhouse, ,hc
owner OF 27l. adjoining took down his building and
erected another taking oil small piece Of the end Of
No 269 asserting that the latter building extended over
his lot whereby 259 exposed Tor some little time.
Action is brought for damages the plaintiff averring that
the defendant knew when be let the premises. thar the
next building was 10 down Sc Also that plaintiff
lost the season from middle Of June 10 4th July, which
is the miners harvest time in consequence OF the IN
Jury to the premises ON the part of defence II Is con-
tended thst everything possible was done by the land
ord end that the plaintiff in reality sustained injury
Verdict this forenoon. For plaintiff. D. Evans and w
Mulock, Esqs; for defendant Jas C. Smith, Jr and =
W. Bishop Esqs.
M-A2fSE CoURr.-Jlary Mont VS.. Datiei RyGn and
Bridget his rite-Slsnder.-The parties kept second
hand boot stores and boot aud shoe manufactures IN
West Broadwsy-the pisuti continuing the business Of
her deceased husband No 60 and the defendants keep
inc snia. establishment al No. a. street. Some
words occurred between the ladies not long since when
Mrs 2 accused Mrs ". among other assertions, OF hav
ire killed her ausband-seying you killed your hus-
band The difficulty said TO have grown CUT OF II
valr IN business. The Jury verdict in favor Of
plaintiff ior $50 and costs. For plaintiff AID. Henry
For defendant Mr.. Shea.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

n The Nep- York Ec0ngeliSt of last week says
The venerable John Quincy Adams has recently
written letter IN faror of Capital Punishment for
the crime of murder The letter alluded 10 is that
addressed by Mr.. Adams 10 the late Anti Capital
Punishment Convention at Philadelphia. '.Somc
persons and journals" says the Evangelist, 'have
published the letter and commented upon it. as if
were agcinst the penalty of DEATH out We do not
take il in this light although possibly the writer of
1T himself may have intended that ii should be SO
construed Indeed and the Editor Of the
Evangelist afraid it would spoil his commentary if
he gave his readers chance 10 see the letter in
question Perhaps we ought rot 10 wonder, how
ever. that man who has so long exercised his in
genuity 10 find in the New Testament warrant for
breaking human neoks should have sharpened his
Intellectual iacul,ies by the process be able
find support for the gaslows in composition which
so inexperienced writer as John Quincy Adams
may possibly have intended should receive d.
reesly opposite construction Alas for those simple
souls who can ind neither in ,ba, letter nor in their
pio'es any justification for judicial man killing -
now important that all who are .hus bcnighed
should follow in the wake Of some critical lumnarv,
In the efaigsnce OF whose light they NAV be ena.
without difficulty see wha, is no, 10 be seen
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

ls,h inst la, so so long 50 90 brig sroc OF and t,on
Eas,port for NYork.
lsh inst as a co. long 90 2 Br brig Helen, hence for
ST John, Nj,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
ARRIVED.

fhEtIf I'D.
New bark Alpha, Gardner, cs fm Bristol, RI in oa!-
last, 70 Master.
schr Foam, Davis. IN, Tasapico. a6th Nov hides &c
TO soutanayd Son. Leit schr Sarah ann from and
Tor Pniiad 70 sail let Dec French brig L. crew all sick
Bremen brig Liza crew all sick. Spoke schr Gold Hunt.
eE IRON Arsnaas Bay Texas al anchor OF the bar wait
ing wind, bound into Tampco The Foam experienced
heavy gale from the North, 4 days our washed tie
deeH loaG adHit received no other material damage
scnr Chief. Reeves, I'm Philadelphia mdse
Scnr Alabama Nicholson. Philedeph mdse
Schr X Psynter, Mershon philsde pnia uldse.
Scnr SeTern hillinghan, Virginia oysters.
Scnr Foncy i'm Tnomasion. lime
schr henpton, Osborn, from Norfolk, aOur 10
Srurges ( Clearman
Scnr Adrian. gedell. I'm Norfolk four sc.
scar Joseph Lybrand, Beal I'm Philadelphia rndse.
scar arrival Jones. I'm Philadelphia ndse.
scnr Shenandoah, Young Philadelphia mdse.
scnr Paragon. Tice Philadelphia Endse
Scnr Elizabeth, Beaston, Philadelphia, mdse
No Vessels in sigh, from the Highlands a, sunset.
SAILED.
Ship Westminster. London; brig Savannah. savan.
nah, and other7. Wind NV.
SPOKEN. &C.
fDct la,S "a
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

~ Gourtnds Eal,G Ne,iicdi.d Socp for lrc OF Pr
pies. Freck-s Tan Sslowness, EupuonD and all SKIN d.
agreements the only depot 81 Wskers s Store fRuS
Broadway, 81 cents Gr-clHp Hair Dye, fege,l&
L,g.td Rouge, for crim-oning Lips and Checks rou41
subtle for erlicatag utperfuottJ ha,r, without injury
ns Lily !thls. for Instantly scattering redurss ST.
dushs from the Acoustic dropa for curing tezfursi
The above celebrated preparations of DR. GoursE:
De fouud only thea. in mind Al 81 WaSer-a Isl Sor
FROM Broadway.
AGESrs.-E. B Tuttle Assembly Buildings, Philadelgss
Jordan ak--t Boston Carleton y Co. Lowell ys. Sc
lem: W l.. G-rrish Bedford Guild. Bangor Bi,s Sof1r
hr,d Gr.en Co. Worc.5.r. Mv'ra. n. Havoc az
.-Y- Jopess Italian Chemical Soup, for curing pmPs
chapped cracked skin, salt rhem scurvy and for smcA
ing and clearing rough or dark skin, &c. Jones'. Con
iiar Restorative for forcing hair TO grow, stop it sri
cf cure The dandruf aud keep /, beautiful ;haa
other articeprce s.. The Spanish Lily White for Ys!
to the skin of indies pure life like white color ALE.
above celebrated articles sold atthe American E1ge
Cha,han-st and Sll Broadway dig 2tsol
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

DARK LIeHrHousEs-The Buiialo Commercial
Advertiser rsiieraes its former statement. respec,ip
the bsd quality Of the oil sent by the Government for The
use Of the lighthouses on tho Lakes affirming tia, in
many instances II canuo' be burned in cold weather NJ,
tlthas hrst been heated furnace and even then
bu, dirny The oil used Buffalo found on trial 10 bo
adul.era,ed 10 per When ii is considered tbs, hu,
man lives have been sacrificed by ;hs species of fraud
no language spilled its suhors can be too severe
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

Can IT BE TRUE ?-Jesse D. Bright, U. S. Sena-
tor elect from Indiana is stated 70 be Shareholder
Is this true The Indiana Freeman says that he
was the only STAKEHOLDER among the candidates be-
fore the Legislature aad SO elected. We sup
pose the Democrats in that Legislature deemed his
election necessary in order 10 demonstrate their de-
vo,iou to the guarantees of the Constitution. Who
can deny their holy reverence for Human Freedom,
after they have given this Bright evidence of their
sincerity Cincinnati Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
Defarred


CoURr or COMMON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Beqeroieut Society John 4 CoHir.-Constantinc Dom
ono Treasurer Society brought action in the
cietys name Claiming the right Of possession of the
baaners OF the Society hich by vote Of Of the
meetings we're left in the care OF Mr Collins the Secre-
tsry Verdict giren IN favor Of plaintiff and motion
Is made 20 the verdct aside New tria allowed costs
10 abide the event
iatonio Ba;fis;ri The Mayor, DE-. Of Ne.c York-Ac-
ton 10 recover 800 reward offered by the Mayor,
for the detection Of persons attempting Illegally 70 vote
q: the November election, l-4i. The plaintiff complained
OF one Stephen Webb. The defendants object 10 the
pleading of the grounds being ,hat they should
have shown IN what manner Webb attempted illegally 70
vote sc. Judgment for defendant on demurrer PLAIN
rH may amend payment of costs.
Timothy Il Mcir SO. John Gibbons e 1.-ln action on
note. ne question arose whether Joseph PFchard at
the time OF iae note being made, partner Of The
firm OF Gibbons wilcox Co. who keep stands adj0in-
ing each oher believe. az the Fulton Fish Market
The jury found for plaintiff. Motion s made 70 set the
verdict aside Verde, confirmed, with costs.
~ C. H. EGddel general assignee. IS Jonas DoHnei-
-In suit on behalf Of ban kruut esste ~here an sa
sci wa shown ard nonsuir allowed Nonsu confirmed.
Del. + Mc1-eH "a. Eli-ur Z. Prttcacrd-On report Of
referees Judgment for plaintiff Tor anoun, stated IN the
opinion ii both parties agree; otherwise referred back
I COMMISSIONERS OFEIcE-Tne mate OF the brig
Aryrs of Sciruate from 81 Domingo, was examined On
cS.r-e Of taking $3.50 in douboons, from lot OF $3.50
mentioned in bill ading, and secretng them with
improper intent rhey being found N place where ne
himself on search being made suggested they might
be discovered although the place had been prevously
searched. The Commissioner hsld him TO bail in .
mall ggpn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

~ The Mobile Daily Advertiser made its ap-
pcaraace on the sth inst in beautiful type Several
valuable improvements have been adopted and we are
truly pleased to notice these evidences of prosperity
our contemporary The Advertiser under the able cdi-
torshp OF c. c. Langdou Esq. has attained the arces,
circulation in the city snd probably in The State.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
SAILED
SPOKEN, &c.
n

Ship Westminster London brig Savannah, Savan
nah, and other7. Wind NV.
The New York herald., 1845-03-30
Common Pleas.
Before a Full Bench.

MARCH as-DrcmIoss- Charles Fl Doughrfy vs William
r. Muir and Henry ID. HH-On the former argument Of
this cause the case decided on the suppostion that
the plaintiff had declared upon the note in controversy
and that the plea OF the defendant applied to such notes
but examination, the Court find the narration is on
the counts and the note is not specially declar
ed The general plea in this h that the causes OF
action in the declaration were not owned by paintif a.
the commencement Of this suit This is immaterial. All
Of action except negotiable paper must be sued
in the Of the person with whom the contract was
made We therefore think the plea is bad and the plain
tiff can take the advantage Of it demurrer. 1t might
have been stricken out moton, such application
had been made
Ho,atio Dor and Henry ". Chandler, ads. Stephen s
Johnson Judgment fer plaintiff demurrer, with liber
ty defendants to amend the plea payment Of costs
David ". ICES and Charles W. .Adams, ads Jas S,oan
and Drake-The question in this is whether the
defendant who made the admssion is sufficiently ident
isd7 Although the defendant'stesmony may admit o.
some question: yet there was sufficient proof to carry it
to the ury and the Court of opinion that they de-
cided properly. Verdict confirmed, with costs
.antheny b. Fountain ads: Charles P.ppleon-In thi,
defendant special deputy of the Sheriff. and
employed such for the purpose Of making an arrest
which he effected. Motion Tor new trial denied, on the
ground that the Judge ought TO have put the question to
the Jury whether the defendant rendered services @ IN
individual in his prvae.cspacy out of the county? And
also the question: to the value of such services New
trial granted, with costs to abide the event.
The New York herald., 1845-03-30
Meeting OF the Wings OF tho Fourth Ward

Meeting or the Wings OF tho Fourth Ward
The wings Of this ward met last evening at the
Shakespeare Hotel, in very considerable numbers.
to reconsider the nomination of candidates for Al
dermen, &c. Abraham Pardon, Esq, was ap-
pointed Chairman, and S. s. ChattertOn, Esq Sc
cretary. The Secretary stated that at the last
meeting MIR. Sparks was nominated as Alderman,
and afterwards he was nominated by the native
American party, which latter nomination he had
accepted and In ms letter accepting 1t, he discaim
ed any desire 30 stand as the whg candidate, or be
ldentfed with the whig party. committee was
then appointed to nominate ticket for the coming
election. During the absence of the committee,
the Hon. Dudley Selden was loudly called for, and
complying with the call, he addressed he meeting
for about half an hour, in his logical, forcbe and
argumenaiive manner; exhorting the wings TO and
firm 10 their principles, and assuring them success
was certain, and that the whlg party never stood
better than at the present period. Mr.. Selden was
loudly applauded, and listened 10 with delight The
committee on nominations reported that they had
selected tor Alderman John w. Hubbard: for AS
slstant, +. d. Hall tor Assessors, Jacob Wander
poel, Jr. and John w. Tillou Inspectors =
King and b. w. Osborne. The nominations were
then confirmed by unanimous vote Horace
Greeley, Esq, then addressed the meeting. after
which they adjourned.