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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
1--WE TOO ARE PAINTERS"

Despite he ,idines broueh, t. this city by one
Tor by some Of The delegates 10 The large () nd
enthusiastic CD convention Of tie Haigs which
assembled al Lexington on lhe 27h September,
according 10 which, The Wing candidate for The
Presidency already has The vote Of Virginia in
the palm OF his hand, We have some informe-
lion which tells US MOI 10 despair, even in West
crn Virginia oven in Rockingham and Shenan.
doah, and :. y Tennessee and even in the So
ca led Taylorizad Congressional Dis'ricis. We
hare received, through gentleman Of in'ell-
gence, saeacity and experience, some "lelurns''
from that quarter, which al. entitled 10 credit
lie assures us that Western Virginia, on The 7h
November, will stand towards Gen. Cass even
better than towards Mr.. Pok In 1914 "Pul down
Lttlc Tennc ssec al 1000 minority" ANS vel.
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TWENTY DOLLARS d. : ARD

WILLIAM JACKSON left The farIo o, a rrotlsman
w near Richmond, about The ls,E uf An.u,t. tir IL
small black man. about ~ wears old; has n wit. ~
Mr Augustine Braxon's Ia HeRrico; hifsd lns, year
10 the PrBaian Hou'- assistant cook; also 10 the
Rolling Mills, near ihr Annoy; has relations and
acquaintancrs al King William Court House and Tan.
pahrnnock he + th- 2roorrty Of Can't. Tnorras
Haynes, tGurd Of Iloonesj II KIM AMI Queen coua.
~. LEWIS RlLL,
Sent. .q-cw3W AGENT for Thos Ha.nrs
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tnck ef IL a q ii / $ o iE


OFFICE on SIXTH STREET, COLEMAN, BUILDINGS
-Four doors North nj PcanSY yaa;G ircnac,
" Rs Ia 1 II gtOn
nEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN +. ADDISON have
- associated themselves Tor the purpose Of ptrsrcut-
ng claims Of all kinds before Congress aud the .tvrral
Departments of the General Government
All communications, post paid, addressed TO the
above shall recevs prompt attention.
Reference IN given 10 the following ecrtemer:-
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vice President; lion J.Y Ma
son, Secretary Of che Navy; Hon. X. Walker Secre
tary ofthc Treasury; Hon Jno. Mclean, ;. Supreme
Court Hon r. NJ. T Hunter, u. j. senate; Clement
Cox. ESQ. Georgetown, D.. g..
by Jnhn r.. Addison attorney 81 Law will continue
10 give sona attention husness before the several
Courts Of the District of Columbia, and the adjoining
cnnnirs of Maryland AMI Vagina. Ian. 2l-rly
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To THE PUBLIC.
THE Tavern, Siorehousss, Land, &c, al New Kent
4 Court hnIias IL far s.i- ia - ? =

TPNHE Tavern, StoTfhnufF5, LIEI, &C., at VIEW KENT
~! souH-h"nA" i Ter '"'-
rb- ,rar, NJ land contains al III soo acres, mostly IN
wood III. cleared ,ind u productive In all The crops
suited 10 onf climate Ind the Tavern affords hno
market for rrn-rsprciaily iis large new alh CohHo-
d,ons s,,ble win "a stale and annie carriage
Thi. bulldog wgs finished in isi2, and covers 3ooo
square feet The legation II agreeable aud h-ath'ni-
In thriving neishhorhood--wiih every ad'antas, OF
supplies In Fish Oysters, Crabs, Wild Ducks and We
ui,n Ia he had In their season, nj the dno as thry
ms. on IL Richmond. Vrnison may br had on mo
farm Distance fiom Richmond thirty miles, from ~
tham twelve. and from WiIIiamshnr. tsIfty, directly on
t- route of the propnsed Ethan Railroad aud one and
n hall from Cumberland. tho River Terms accom-
modating Apply II
G. " BASSEIT, Old church Hanover OF
SUTTON & WINSTON, Richmond.
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r,,c srocY,,nI.nERs OF THE LOUISA
RtiiRoAp COMPANY, under the act OF eih
March, lo47: ,.,.hv made viz. In
aa''uu ab, On the fr- day of each Of The months Of
M1r,h Anil. Nay, August, september October and
nsn,., ana ten dollars the FIRST day OF each of
The months ofJnne July and AoTemher' on eaeh snare
-.nton in AIsemafic in The Bank al C5arlottesViie
a.-r in Richmond. In the Bank Of Virginia, 10 inc
sn 49,, ~ the louisa Railroad Company PuaetsaAty Is
r,sat a. tusysst ,.l B. 6us on each Indictment not
pad. ny "tast o. ~ ne T99n%psoN. Treasurer
Beaver Dam Depot, Feb. a2-ctpec'i
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To show how little hops the Wings have Of
carrying Maine, we rofer to the New York
Express, which advises theWhigs of Maine TO
"share the Electors" with the Van Burcnites,
"for half loaf is better TIM no bread Will
not the Richmond Wing, witch professed such
horror al the unfounded rutor Of coalition Of
the Hunkcrs and Barnburnes of New York. now
turn lis vengeance against he trckster of the
Express?
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Ma RE- - Wednesday morning. h ins,., bv
Rev J. Efwt't-, WiNFass - c, R.sLiA
8 cacsa'ei d Ed-a: " POKER, L>q, al q ras
cii..
81 R@e'ga raasr, VII please copy.
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IN CBASCERY-VI AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court of Chancery Tor
the Richmond Circuit the 10Th day Of August, 1913
Charles r. Sterne In his own right, and as Admit.
nistrator of Francis Stern-, deceased, Eusehius O.
Sterne, Etza T. Sterne, George Williamson and virgil
MA his wife, formerly Virginia Sterne John H. Will
hanson and Martha hs wife, formerly Martha Sterne,
Creed Butler and Parlhena r. his wife, formerly Par
lhsnia A. Sterne, Allen L. Baker aud Serena Z. his
sife, formerly Serena Z. sterne, Plaintiffs:
against
William Crane, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
spsaance and given security, according 10 the act Of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and IL appearing
By satisfactory evidence that he is not iahabiiant Of
THIS Commonwealth IL is ordered, that the said de.
eltan do appear al the rules be held for the said
Court. The first Monday in November next, and
aver the amended bill Of the Plaintiffs and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
polished IN the city Of Richmond, for two months
aeessey and posted al the front door of the State
Courthouse, In the said city.
A Copy. Teste,
An
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Aug ls-cw2m ROBERTS. Clerk.

II Observation-Disclosures Ru,,s held in the
and ~ Once Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
hahcefy for the county of Gloucester, at the
Inn. use on Monday the 7th day Of August, ls4s:
oaylop, Plaintiff:
A. Garland, surviving partner of himself and
aud W. Wharton, partners, trading under the firm
M, Ws Of II. A. Garland g. Co., John Sinclair, Tho
tn aace and David May, Defe ndants
nj, ascendant. Hugh A. Garland, not having entered
Of atanee and given security, according to the uct
ip,s, and The rules Of this Court, aud il appear
Of M. satisfactory evidence that he is not inhahtan
hi, commonwealth, on motion of the plaintiff, by
aptr,. TITS Ordered. That the said defendant do
Tie rules TO be held In the Clerks Office Of
aud nou, on the first Monday in November next,
hi, Ser the bill Of The plaintiff; and thar copy OF
Nsh.d - oe forthwith inserted In newspaper pub
lv.s .ne city Of Richmond for two months success
Of ill., posted at the front door of the Courthouse
Ben, county ACopy-T-s,s,
~'-ewam JOHN r CARY, C C.
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II was the inen.ionot Robt. G. Scot, Esq. 10
address the people of AlbemarIe at Charloues-
vile on Monday last. We regret TO state that
Mr.. Scot was prevented irom 50 doing; having
been detained al taunton by The inclemency o
the weather. We understand he addressed a
very large and intelligent audience at Slaunlon
on Mondav sight, AM vas replied 10 by Mr..
Niche. We nave moi received detailed &C
count Of The debate.
We resre, exceedingly that hIr. Scott was pre-
vented from addressing The citizens OF old Abe
marie. In passing through that county aely VIC
witnessed The anxiety which was shown y hear
him, on The par, Of many OF the people.
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1t is estimated hs, Inc Free Soil parry IL Ne,'
jersey viii poll aboa, 5000 votes The lafs'
ouaser influence in mis- Stat viii con' NJ =, :.
mis- result, and they assss VOC ,"s o mn,;
ticket, il is fair presume that the Dsm9 no oa
will carry This SAFE 10 November. Be OF goo
cheer. fellow Democrats The prospects are of'ga
ching. Harrisburg CssSn'
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copy. ItStt,
Aug ls-ew2m r. ROBERTS, Clerk.

IL CHASCERY.-VIRGINiA AT Rules held In the
Jerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
"a. Richmond Circuit, the 10Th day Of August, 1913:
lanes @ Bosher and blary his wife. Thomas Dab
neg aac susan d Nelson, Plaintiffs:
against
John 4 Smith, and other Defendants.
Inc defendant above named not having entered his
sance and given security, according 10 the act OF
tnoy and The rules OF this Court and IL appearing
Satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhabant Of
.s commonwealth IL is ordered, that the said de-
Do arprar al the rules To be held for the said
uvu1' on The first Monday In November next, and an
90, me hill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this
iI. % forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
49,, The city Of Richmond for two months success.
ana posted at The front door of the State Court
As, 70 The a'd City. A Copy. Teste.
ausis-tw2m p ROBERTS, Clerk.
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IclsnaaCE AT Rules held in the
III. oH'e Of the Superior Court of Chancery for
WiIaa, Clreuit, the l0lh day Of August lS48:
"""nl Gordon, Plaintiff:
against
cher a"u MERCHANTS nahK VI menpas, a"o
s,neehoanis above named not having entered their
A,,S aho gwen security, according 10 the act oil
ai,s, aho rules Of this Court. and II appearing by
Con.y evidence that they not Inhabitants OF this
DO |. ordered. that the said defendants
II. ~ d the rules TO bo held for the said Court, on
p,ain sud ,ha, copy of his order be forthwith
Rthma. 70 some newspaper published in the city. OF
ID. io of TWO months successively, and posted al
"' aoot Of ,ne state Court house, in the said city.
Aug ls-cw2m f' popppTs CI.rt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

~ The Souhera Literary Messenger IS no"
issued with com msbdable punctuali'y. Inc oc-
tnber number has been before US soma days. n
spite OF the Labor incident to This busiest pa'' o.
,he canvass we have found time for as'eeaoe
recreation in its pages. Among 'hs contributors
TO The presen, number We find the names Of - "a
ear A. Poe, Il. T. Tucserman, Rev, h. W. BAT
ley, Park BENJAMIN, AMI 2. G. Cooke.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

We have before US The SIKH Annual GAIA
losue OF Inc officers and students oil Ricnmonu
College, 1918. Eishty-tcnr students attended
the course OF studies, which seem 10 us 10 be
liberal and comprehensive. The faculty consists
OF accomplished gentlemen, the College is DE-
liehlu!ly and healhtuliy situated, the expenses
small and The advantages numerous The 'na'-
lu!ion is by no means ssc'a'ian' ana we VIZ" :
prosperity and success.
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nEcIINING H0NORS.

MIR. Mann was foremost bringing tho imporiane
Of tho Mission To Rome Ia ~ serious notice Of on
statesmen in Congress and th Cabinet.
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NO | ICE.

as5 Chestnut Street, G5ov- Thirteenth.
opposite the U. ; Mint, Paadeiphia')
August l. lsia.-eotOct 10
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. z
Summary.

We received from Boston, last evening, the
particulars of one OF the most appalling ship
wrecks that has been recorded for number of
years. We refer to the subioined despatch for
the details. II this account be correct, Captain
Shannon, of the steamship Hbernia, has been
guilty of an act of cruelty OF the most serious
description We hope that there will prove to
be some mistake in the report, and that Captain
S. WILDE enabled to sustain his character against
so grave charge.
We learn from Washington that the Senate
was not in session yesterday. In the House, the
Committee on Elections reported upon the case
of the contested seat of Mr.. Jackson, of this
State. The majority of the committee reported
in favor CT the claims of Mr.. James Monroe,
while the minority insisted that Mr.. Jackson
was the rightful claimant.
The proceedings of the Legislature, market
reports, SC, will be found below.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate

ALBANY, March "a.
Yesterday afternoon there was debste the general
To day, Mr. LAWRENCE reported favorably to the bill
making appropriations for the New York Institution for
the Blind
MIR. WILKINS reported adverse to petition of Andrew
Jackson for compensation for unjust imprisonment in
Clinton prison. aeo adverse to changir the usury laws
ALSO adverse to petitions for repeal OF law giving com
pensation for death ocossioned by neglect default
also avorably bill in relation to assist justices and
police courts In New York Committed to be reported
complete, by party vote.
REPORTED BILLS.
bill the more efsctuslly to provide for common
school education In New York.
Toprovids for the distribution of the agricultural ap
To prevent betting at elections, making It mIsde-
meanor.
Mr. Faosr reported bill to amend tho New York tax
The annual New York tax bill was passed.
RAILhoAD MATTERS.
The bill relative to the New York and Now Haven
railroad was reported complete.
The several railroad bills were then taken up in CON-
mittee.
Progress was reported the Syracuse and Rochester
railroad.
In committee without amendment; as also the Albany
and Cohoes railroad BILL with power to continue the
road to Waterford.
Adjourned.
Yesterday there was some further progress made In
COMMITTEES on the emigrsnt bill.
Tho bill suthorsing the Canal oard to survey the
route for canal from Sedus Bay the Erie canal
reported.
Also,a bill, for railway from ssratoga Spa to Luzsrne
Mr. RAYMOND reported 10 favor Of bill for the election
Of Justices Of the Marine Court In New York
A bill further to amend the charter of the Harlem
Railway Company was passed
The bill repeating 18th section of general railws
the personal liability clause far relates to exist
ing comparatively reported to a third reading.
bill relative to the appropriation to the Luratc Asy
lum, and host Of local bills were passed.
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Markets.

BosroN, March 25-Flour-The market continued
steady and we note sales Of 700 bbls including good
Western brands, ct So SIX a 81, the market closing
dull. Wheat-There nothing OF moment doing,
while prices remain without material change. Corn
We Ice sales Of 900 bushels, including white and
yellow at $50 $50 Oats rmer and note sales
of 900 bushels at soc. Provisions remained about the
same. Frcghts we're nominal
BUFFALO, March 2s-Flour-We notice sales of 600
bbls including mixed Michigan, at So 25-some hold
asking S. 3ii4 but sales could not be effected
at that hgnre Wheat-Ths market was dull for Chica-
go at 81 os, and Ohio at 81 Is. Corn-sales of $40
bushels were made at 400. Provisions quiet We
quote mess pork at $40 The money market was tight
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TERRIBLE SHIPWRECK.
OVER ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
DREADFUL SUFFERING,
&C., &c., &e.

Boston, March Is. ls43.
The bark Aurora, reported by the Highland
Mary, at New York, as taking on board part OF
the passengers ct the British ship Omega, from
Liverpool. previously reported in the Herald,)
arrived at Halifax, on Saturday last with seventy
three of these unfortunate people, having landed
thlrty-three at Canso, and the remainder, about
sixty, having died on board. Many of the sur
yivors are suffering from sickness During the
last seventeen days they were on board the Au-
rora, the allowance of food was limited 10 "a
ounces of bread, and a wine glass of water each
day to every one on board. The British brig
Barbara, Captain Skinner, from New York for
Cork, with a cargo of corn, took on board about
$50 more on the llth February, and afterwards
bore away for Newfoundland. On the I'd March,
the steamer Hibernia, Captain Shannon, from
New York. via Halifax, hove in sight a signal
Of distress was made; the steamer bore down to
the Barbara, when the captain of the latter vessel
acquainted the steamer that they were out
OF water, and 1t was further added, there were
one hundred and fifty persons on board dying
for want of water-to which the captains reply
from the steamer was, "there is the land; go
there and get it'-and then passed on withoui
showing any inclination, or making any effort,too
render them any assistance, though the wind
was blowing off the land strongly at the time
that 1t was impossible to make it. In attempting
to reach st. Johns, N. F., they mistook the land
and drlfted into cove at the entrance of Petty
Harbor, N. F., and went ashore land, on account
of the heavy surf, struck cliff and stove a hole
in her bow. Thirty FIVE individuals managed
to reach the shore, and in about five minutes
after, the Barbarafell over and went down, carry
ing Uih her about one hundred and fifteen souls,
among whom was Captain Skinner, of the B.
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NeWs from Europe.

The Caledonia is now in her fifteenth day.
We shall issue her news in thirty minutes after
it reaches US
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SENATE SECRET COMMITTEE. seems that
Messrs. Badger, Westcott, and another gentle
man, have been constituted committee, by the
Senate of the United States, to inquire by what
means certain newspapers contrived to publish
tn e message and documents upon the treaty with
Mexico. II these gentlemen would send on the
serpeant-at-arms, and subpoena the model arts 6
here, no doubt they would more readily find out
these secrets,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

the PARTY in the South and West are decidedly in
favor OF the acquisition OF territory; and they
will support no man, or set of men, hostile to it,
This will cause regular fight In the wing con.
vention-probably as much as any hing we have
seen
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Ely YORK HERALD
korlh-west Corner Of Fulton and EaSsHu SIC.
JAIIES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

DAILY HERsLD-Ersfy Day, tSandey iaeIstssl
acents yer e9gr-S . pef ansaAn ihe Gn,,ea states
ess su5scrSers in South .smsrea and ne West Iadian
Ila"ds wi receive their papers ev spery from this
W';EEKLY HERaLD-Esey S Ssi,rdSag-sk ess,'
Ss ss sSsssss r., S"n G1 eae patase
ssss ss pscs % Ss" da a. % Is enssa e
aeh sssmsr tr any port in Es,ps Nth
men. suSssrfp,ions and adse'iismenf. received 5y
Is csss " s s.r ' soof:te entes s.e
Lc,a1n a. foreign ports si receive their
PRE sIpESTis akRSLDV 1 Tuesday, On.
:a5yER IIsEaENrs tveneayss .ys,y gsqrnsngl at
"S' 'a :Ts' & aa 4
despeeh Order; yeceired al the Publication Office.
agL LETTEk$ ~ s.sii, subscriptions, e. ,siA
TO De pos geit or the portage ,ot be de-
YoLUTT.iRY y'i cotRRREi:SPoNDENCE conforming
1 s isf iray 1 az quarter " ne
en EydJCE car Ssfn Of n n,ss
fcafed ~ the and address Of the vrIler not necssG-
s a. gg 9s.s ca ms s"Ga
iii p.aYmEN7'sf 70 se mad, ~ sSTancs
ANUssNsNTs TOMORROW EVENING.
,BOwEeY THE TIRE. g.w-ry The wHrrssoYs OF
lnELANp-lSsuRRrcrioN OF P'Ris
CHATHAM ThEATRE, Chsther street -woMAN-
Box, Cox Ksox-sr,srr OF rsE WArAns.
MECHANICS II ALL 8rosdway near Brooms--CspIs.
TVS NfssrRELs-ErHIoriAN SINGING. ErRLs.eue DAN
Sc
,,CoNvsvTIoN HAIL, Wooster strest, Bi.scker--
ErHroPI,N SINGING sc
.PANoB MA Hall, B -oadwsy. near Houston street. -
BANvARps PANORAMA or The MISSISSIPPI
CONCERT ROOM, Broadwsy.-NronO MINsrRrLsrr,
BROADWAY oDEoN. BrOadwsy.-sxRro Como Pic.
ruR.s, DArcINo &c.
Nevv York, Sunday, March 80. ls4s
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Affairs In Waahlngton.

WASHINGTON, MdrCh 70, 1913.
The Senate was not In session to-day.
In the House, action was had on the merits of
the claims of Messrs. Jackson and Monroe, of
New York, to a seat in that chamber. Majority
and minority reports were read and ordered to
be printed the former being in favor Of giving
the seat to Mr.. Monroe.
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Business on tho Hudson River

BuSIne1S ON INC HudsOn R1vsr.
ALBANY, March rs, 1S4S.
A line of towbo ats leaves here to- day for New
York. This may be considered the opening OF
spring business.
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DEPARTURE OF Mr.. SEvIER-Colonel Sewer
lett Washington carly yesterday morning. by the south
ern route, on bis way 10 Mexico Union, March 20.
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City inteiIlxenCe.

THE WEArHER.-The weather yesterday was extreme.
ly pleasant not cloud having made lis appearance In
the sky until late in the afternoon. gentle brsezs
from the west was blowing all day making delight
fo,t WIS upon the crouui. which was h.Id in oldrn
Hn-sfs omnous Of warm weather when 1t appeared in
the spring Tina hazn'ss overspread the sky In the
evening, but appearance Of foul weather visible
FRENcH REvoLurror-Commttees representing esre-
raj nations, who rejoice in this revolution mat at ST.
Johns Hall last night for work The following citizens
appointed q committee, with power to prepare
general address. to b. submitted at demon
srson Of the friends Of liberty, to be held the Park,
With. Areuds II. Kriege Stemmler "A Dslecheaux
J. Tissot c. Gunsrd, Tysowsk, NJ Fontaus Mejs, Nj
oha.l T. O'Connor, p. Lynch Charles Davies, George
Weir, Abj al Ingrabam, James Bergen George Rogers,
George II Evans, George Adam Tho SONS of France
desired to send their COMMITTEES and will be present at
the Shakespeare Hotel tonight, at ~ PM st the ed
journed meeting Mr. Bergen was chairman on this &C.
cssion. Mr.. Lu.z was secretary; and although many
Languages were spoken, 1t was easy 10 understand the
toss appointed will have full power 10 the meet
ing and that they desire the Of committees
from oil naors and seek the advice and assistance OF
all who can mako suggestions
DEMOCRATIC MAYoRALTY CONFERENCE.-The dome
cratic mayoraty convention assembled last night st
Tammauy Hall, when very little business was done,
other than disposng Of some contested seats from tho
sixteenth ward The convention adjourned without
nomination having been made and the proceedings be-
stood.
PARTY MOVEMENTS Tho democrats of ths Fifth ward
have, it rs said, determined upon nominating Dr. VIM
Mofatt for Alderman. and Mr. LyHch for Assistant AL
dsman The alton is not yet decla and trouble
s anticipated There seems alec some Mcultv among
the wings in this ward and from present indications,
there will likely be two tickets each side for seat at
tho tea table.
ALDERMAN McELRArH.-Ths article reported in tho
Herald Of Friday morning relative to tn: arrest o. tn
idea that Alderman McE,rath was model man. but
that he entered bail for Fowler Of the propretors Of
the Temple Of the Muses. In Canal street, who was
rested for being engaged In that business.
sEnAronIAL MOVEMENTS The Hon. Daniel and Mrs
Webster arrived at the Astor House yesterday In tn
lat~ Il.