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deal Of bloodshed. In consderaton of the Eve
hundred thousand doNars will strike my Aag, dis
band my Mexican followers, disarm my Texan
auxiliaries, and again cone under and fealty
to the yoke of the Central government.
such, we can easily imagine, was the nature OF
the deliberations held in the camp of the federal
leaders after the battle near Saitillo. AT all
completely successful at every po;at-ater ha wing
been triumphant the central every battle
suddenly gave up all the fruits ef his victories
for consideration in the way of dollses and cents
disbanced his Mexican followers aud, Ser q tiuoe,
settled himself down as good citizen oS the entiys
republic.
His main difficulty was with Jordan ana his mon,
who had BONE the bruns Of ali the hard sghtug
When Canales told the Texans and their leader
that he had given up his revolutionary undertake
ing, and that they must ley down their arms and
adopt peaceful pu SUITS they at once saw that they
bad been betrayed and utterly refused to part With
their trusty rifles The perfdous Mexican PER
sisted; yet Jordan not only remained firm, but sol
lectng all his men, started of with the intention Of
cutting his way out of "A country where he had been
so shamefully treated And in this daring under'
ralists and cent-aliss, five times greater than his
own, pursued and overlook him, in single engage
ment, fought, we believe, near Lampasos, he beat
them back with loss AID after that tfouad his march
into Texas unimpeded
We do not say that such will be the endiDg of the
present revolution beyond the Rio Grande-we do
not even think it will have such a result-but We
hastily throw the facts Of former rupture with
the centra government together, to let readers
know of what stuff OF the revolution mongers
in Mexico are made. A few weeks will let u5 know
ore of the ultimate inter tious of Carvaial; and
We shall use all endeavors to keep our readers
quainsed with the progress OF the revolution
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CEYENTH EiEVENTH. AND TuIaTEESTa WARDS
Ospontaae0us Nomi aacn for Poll 80
T. Ihrsos-At a large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
electors Of the Syepth slsvthth aud Thrteesth wards
fithds Of Corness b. Timpson, held the Democratic
Headqusrter iindheimH otel AIS CIR and
dsy evening Oct 90 1851 Thos BoJ Esq called 10 the
char ana hsnder Murray WAS app ted Secreiary The
fcl wiug retolutions were un nimOusly adopted -
Resovd That approve OF the hitherto pursued
by torreas Tnpsop he being fearless inptrt,l and
manly his ofcal capacity That his industry and
ty and that bis friends cannot con-
sistI ty name quietly and passed
by pOosl without pressing
tion in q decided manner.
Rssoiytd That udgs Tmpson Is only choice.
II e. end tts. will sye him hearty and undvidsd
supptrt ard will all honorable means to have him
elected at sac coming election on Tuesday next.
Itolved That the following persons Vigilance Com
Wheeler Samuel Bart Patrick MeBde Alex Murray.
Iuf.op, Isasc NILS, Michael MeBrae Bradford Roxer
Patrick ClArk, hishasi Mooney. Henry Dsauia Pailip
McDonsd 1erreuee Mcdonald Noses Cooper rhos Coope
Woods PAtrlek Coyle Patrick BRADY Alex. Kelly John
Wnh. John Mooney John Juison, Francis 8regDry John
RroSn Isaac webb Iohu B1wes Ptst Limsr JShn ID AZ
~. John Nsweonb. James Wood, James Johnsoa, william
John ashne. David dlsr John augTes j. Lindheim.
1sssc Raehuan Moses WEon fAHes Wager fr ,ncis Boy
Ian JoSn II Turner, samuel shofsf, william ~. Wicker
sham, james Boyd, Thomas Clara, Samuel ark Thomls
kaikev HAyfe John kearuey, Jsmes nasten, Thomas s.
Remas, John McGvenev, 1hos hlgsAnd ko BERT Mitchell
A snov, James Boyland, Peter Boylnd, John Rose, y
Boy ngen EdwArd n. Athertt Asa rlynn Patrick Mur-
William Bush Johp 7, Cannon, Harmon Adler John Far
ley Francis Jodmlth James Cooney Depnis CsAnon Ino.
m,Lsashlin samuel walsh VIM Francf, Michael Marvin.
Lsyon, Philip ter Patrick CAMPBELL bernard DssrisS
John brady, and others. THOMAS BOYLE Chairman.
ALENArDtn MURRAY. Secretary.
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ANTHOLOGY. Sc.

EDIroRIALTRosT TBk CENTRAL NEW YORKER.
f'rsss % 1ss ~ @ ss isTs sSss ssss
and governed BY natural laws The lac. smny and
ing sirs o. nan truths % simple in regard 70 mss5 sins
.sy .sssr,, sonssstss nDS.sss sS.s he sous s0nds T
A.ioog,, 'soush .. Iraen, called ~ m,sy hgmsus.
enable them rslt their course Win eo@p, ma
% s 81 s. ss Sgsr AssIs ~ . ,soa. T.s sSa
chances IL, seasons and ,hsir peculiar sros condition,
'a s:Es ssss'is: o.
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SsS S. rs 2s Wiz, s.s
sn-rn rho@ ali sis s-. .asioSs 20 rsss Il. unss1.ss
O. , e.5ssrnns sheis iassre ss,sy can r.s.,s ~ ne
fs.a ssl.n Inj''"''n 'S'' IN 'n''N5
pBILADELPBIA. JANUARY 4 lsso -PRoF ESsoR @.
70 ~. pSs SiAE u ysS %s fs
me in ny nativity o,eJesr since In which you said voIld
ard on hs sane day soS h,d stated i ny n,si,y 81
rssn I s,ss clear r Ss sd U y sss
this ndertahins should never have gone TO Pitsburs
nss should ss 70 possession o. one o your ss,ss. and
s one Sttsinsd mcm h,. ,.v'a NOR. Thar ,hrs;
am sure si make my fortune By IL, can also say that
ns yT ss beer 'S5 more uSs % ssS
vac tsiors hsyrs he'd P.s 70 me sr,,s ss. q nGs
you iold me happened you predicted, and have che
SSnsd.Pf ali yp,s an. pet s no Ta'' M s %
n,.s..s Any gSe wi.hin. more Pss,.u.rs q a' sss
sr,e hest eroad street, vher. they y be cheerfuy
tisGedPeter Hand. city Of Philadephsy ss.-on this
tw fourth day ef Jebuary. A. D. i5O before the
suerter an Aidernsn in Cor ths said city personNy
csme Peter ano Who being duly according TO Law
doth depoes and say that the shove statement true
Pc hand Sworn and subscribed before John Thomp
..t.t New Yorh city, ,i Be r,giog.ly sss.nisa 70 I,
Snshsc sratis sd srssmsat the fOsr,h psss Of
the Sun, sns weekly papers
MRS. PREwsrER. FROM PHILADELPHTA, TIN
Nl ders services 70 Ladies and Gsntensn hs city
Asstology, Love sad Lsw Matters faterprenE Dresms
sc by hooks AM scen-e, eonn1nty rses en- by Nspo-
will tell The of the soy sente they
rt marry Also the of tho visssr5 RES dence 81
ersrd street between Clinton and Atrney streets NJ r.
t-dies str eentss Gsntiemes ers aoi1t.
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From noSioIr .

CONVICTION oT M'sLUE, FOR MURDER-THr sHa-
DRACH RESCUE CAsE--DEAoCRAriC CONVENTION
~ EsskA COZ MY. EIc.
BosroN October 81, 1851
The jury last tveniag in the Of James MrGlus
who has teeh upisr trial flf the murder Of Charles
johnson the high ssas returned verdict Of guilty
MIR Cboates argument for the prisoner a splepdd
Effort and was listened to by crowded eourt In.
cluding many ladies.
Felix II Lambdin seaman, native Of PhilAdciphiA
wnstN mined to-day In he ptlce Court forths murder
~ Msrshsn In Ann street last SATURDAY uight. rhs
evidence against him quite positive and he fully
c, c,mmi't,d for trial
Robert Morris, the colored lawyer put on trial
this morning. In the District Court fr aiding in IN.
bbsdrsch rescue Judg- curtis refused motion tbs
derdsptt counsel TO have hs iIie In the Circ
Court Morris l. defended ty the uon p n ale aud
X. VI IsDa and for the government there District
Attorney Lubt aud a. lord
The cd line democrats In Bssex county, he'll their
convention in SALEM yeterdsy. They r~puiiatsi ths
sustion and nominated del gates 90 the Ba,tiu,r-
con,er tlou-sfo n senatorial ticktt DR. L,rng, of
Chelsea tree soil.r offence 20 the non by
some remarks sud vas voted leave Of absence " he
qut nj y retired
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IMPORTANT FROM NORTHERN MEXICO.
N|OONoN1O0ONN~0-NN0~N0~|~
ATT ACK ON MATAMORAS.
SNNN0NN|N0NNNN0NNNNNNN
SEIZURE OF THE CUSTOM EOUSE.
>(~0NNNN>So0NoSN/ONo0~~N00-
MEXICAN REINF FORCEMENTS.
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American Troops Joining the cyO IiiOnists,
&C., &C., dkcs
TELEG RAPHIC.


TELEGRAPHIC.
CHAr LESION, October 20, 1851
We bs,s from Northern Mexico up to the 22i
instant party of Carsvsls troops having been fred
upon fro Ms.amores, they rushed into the city and
seized upon shs custom house. burt afterwards
PEELED to retss. with the loss Of three The loss
the troops in this affair is said to have been
heavy.
Caravaid hourly expecting large reinforcernents
and had made preparations for stormi,g Matarsoras
next morning.
large body Of Mexican reinforcemen,s, sent fforn
TaDpico and Vera Cruz had arrived at Braces but
ing there detachment of two hundred Texans be-
tween them ard Matsoras they concluded not to pro-
coed any further.
Ms,S Of the United States troops had deserted and
joined Caraysjais army.
later report says Mstsmoras was captured on Fri.
day or Saturday.
NEw ORLEANS, October 90, 1851
BY arrival here this morning. have received ad
vices from the Rio Grande to the 23d inst
The latest intelligence from the Of In North
ern Mexico, states that the revolution still progress
ing and that small body probably the advanced guard
OF the revouionits had succeeded in penetrating the
city Of NstsmorHs.
Some sk!inaishipg took place. when a sharp engage
nsnt ensu-s "a brief Duration when the revolutionists
a
cCnidssts Euu.bsr the side Of the Mexicans were
killed
Another large body of American troops have deserted
and Joined the revolutionists.
0rdsrs have been forwarded to the department ia this
city fer troops for the different posts on the Rio
GIapde.
The Mexican war steamer Neptune had arrived at the
mouth Of the river from Tsmpeo with reinforceme t.
which transferred to q small United States
schooner.
body Of two hundred Texans started to attack them
when the men composing the reinforc cmens returned
with artillery, to the Neptune.
Colonel Csravajsl wa, expected to atta,k Maarnoras
on the 4th. The Mexican garrison continued their
operations to defend the place.
Application had been made to the American authori-
ties, by the Mexican commander for permission marsh
the Ameiioan Size OF the Rio Grande which was re-
fused
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POLITICAL,

s Ia ss S5 ,ha y ;sa
sss. e. R..sss s ss:
good securv By Mr. Ards,se1 Who voted assipss the
d,yi objeoted shs removal q Il. r.rosa track
&.
s e as::
mot wish his the Tsmpsranoe ticket
swn
SIxrM WARD DEMOCRATIC UsIoN RATIFICATION
mn sed BsS IN iysrd ,tr dsa on
friday trsh s 'a aSo, S sSSSi melton Sf r
s Of os sn s
,..n,..-un.n VICE pREsrDrSTs: ~,
-Ffsdsrss ts L. vulsss sfsa SRs%s. a'st,a ssaaey
Btsai. Ss Siss S::sn.. ISsss: Sss sss
n sEcRErAnIIs
"a ss s,s DE. Sssiis: S:l2i,sd 41sS
Lee Michael MsGse John asGow.n. and CharIe. IsrdSa
meeting was addressed BY AnOoh L. Isnp and y.ms,
reed With vocsrous addresses "hi'h were
sweeny the folio wing which were with 70.
pested cheering, I adoPtec -
oihe and cherish devotion sas glorious priae
the %
the success OF those principles tho binding ob
Resolved That the decision of the
Ing at lsmmspy Hall is entitled the action of the final
se o. ts9 dmSsr1e party OF city and we here freely
the VI ole ete. adopted on that oheerfd hearty
Resolved, That approve Of the resolutions adopted at
for sursges; sLd we will yield to the nominees taus
presented aysoICus aaa uni .ed support
the sixth ward ding army Patrick
repudi,e his elisha 10 reign over this ward perpetual
Initiation of sovereign power With our tree
inss,u,os' and ne prinopls. Of the purity
s1S S the political Of s5Ss
CHIEF Of this ward ISss we oup oo1 1
emi alton the bad faith of Patrick Kily fulfilling
ourselves that the pledge shall be redsened '''N
teeolved That Thomas Barr the regularly nominated
sstnt c,urss democrat his devotion TO the pneples
ana W M in in teaa OF ;hs palty lis ssls ndv.casy 81
unvLNering regard for the rights of The work.
ar that we viii rally sround his ssnJar on .Ss day Of
election. and secure to him fashioned Sixth ward vic
Resolved That in Patrick Breaien and Michael HcLough-
in cur Ter Assistant Adtrman ami Assessor
gtnce honesty incorr1 Sty. whose claims upon
Resolved That ticket from the bginniag to the end
s mpoitd men whom We are proud 'e honor and
Which will the hearts of .heir friends and strike
Roved this tre to the close o. the polls on
Tuesday We will devote whole time energies inAu-
srf 10 Gs siSeSg S ward 81 4; S sss CSS1y JSSs a.
sreh word fall and with nstiee enemies
At the sion Of the reading Of the resolutions Alder
man Brr was loudly called and addressed the
awsiensd old sissh which fore old glorious
dmoerse victory The meet then adjourned with nine
'"N' THOMAS GiIMARrIN, President.
:. NJ Z. shITH,
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Eu,,ber from IIayti.

BouoN. Octobsf 81, 1851.
The schooner Emelipe has arrived from o,naives
with 70 the l4th intsst Letters state thst tne
rrrro, ,ssed through aonaives the 10th from the
Cete ana would reach Port su Prince in few days
fo whence he would and give an answer to the
American Frpncn and English Consuls who had inter
e.,sa an hehsf of the UomiDcsus Nothing serious
Wss ehspded Coffee was selling at sI6s S7s, Hay.
t,sn ourrtncy Der NOibt.
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Man Murdered by his WIFI.

PRovipENtE oct Ji 1851
This morning, Patrick McClushey vas found d~si in
bis bed In North Providence ani his wife IN b.i
with him In state OF bsay iptoxic alton Coroner, {,
jury ~es called aud appeared. examination n his
bocy that the right eye completely forced from ths
socket, and portions ~ The blood had ev
IDENTIFY been washed from the body after dssth rhs
jury returned their verdict that he his death
by violence at the hands ot his wife Alice Nc Jiusxey
and toe other person TO the jury unkne~n
Mrs. M &C. has been ted fore nation.
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Arrival OF the Falcon ut New OrIrans.
with $3.50, coo Gold Dust. sir.

New ORLEANS, Oct 81, 1851
The steem'hip Falcon about which xi-.y be-
gan to be felt, arrived here 20 d,y, ia Is lays from
Chagres, via Havana, in disabled state, sScidsnt
having occurred to her machinery. She brss 10 pas
senRsrs sno $50 eco in gold dust
The steamship V..ca SAILS tgom hire, 'os NV Yosk
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Jenny Lind a. Cincinnati. sc.

CtScty~Ari, Ost 81 lSsi.
Jenny Lind had full house on "Wednesday, and the
uchets for the to night were all disposed yes-
terdsy
The river is stationary, and measures nve feet four
inches 10 Louisville Freishts are still very hgn
We have had heavy rains here recently
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stal,I,lpu Anrsy.

sANprsKY tDhIoD Oct %. Issl
FERROUS ARRAY occurr, this afternoon about tire
O'Clock at the Exchange Hotel h-t-een captain honzo
ID. Isdd and T Cook After some big words, Cook
went out. and procured kuife. aud on his return,
stabbed Iadd IN the side below the ribs IL rtbcuyst
the wound wl prove mortal Cook has been committed
fnr amin
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rHE CANAL BOARD REMOVALS sPpREHxrDxp, Rrc.
HsssrsBvNo, October N, ls5t
The CaNa Board In session acre and sorne removals
taked Of on the state r,sd Several defeated can
ddstes r the state Les,s sur In Philsdspbis county
are applcsnn for the ,stancies when they occur. r
W Young vn supply the place OF Mr. Cumuinx. on
the Columbia rVsd
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Excitement Mt syrac use.

The ". S. DEPUTY MARSHAL INDICTED FOR AN
ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP-ANorHEE FUGITIVE SLAVE
CASE, ETC.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 81, 1851.
The Grand Jury Of this county have found Indot.
agains. James Lear Of Missouri and United States
Deputy Marshal Allen, for attempt to hdnsp the
negro Jerry.
reported here to day that fugve slave the wife
Of colored man named Wanteli, whom the Marshal
had warrant for made her escape from the city by the
aid Of friend, who had acquired knowledge Of the
intended arrest This morning, plscards were found
posted about the city warning tbs people sganst the
kidnapper
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Free SOIL Con,entIon In New Mamp.hIre.

NUNIUHU f'cI T.
The New Hampshire Free u Convention met a. Man.
clt ser yesterday Alonzo smith chosen Prrsii
with ten Vice Presidents John Atwood of New lstsu
vss nom inated a. candidate for Governor lie r~ceiv-d
1fi cut of 213 votes cast No nominaion for
Lieutenant Govsrnor. The Hon Amcs Tuck and ethsrs
addressed the convertion, denouncing the Fugitive
Save Ia L.
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ALRsNy. October 81. 1891.
The jury in the case Of Mccormick versus seymour
and Morgan fer infringement on McCormicks reap
irg machine have rendered verdict In favor Of the
plaintiff for sl7 oO6 The trial has occupied days
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CANNHL coAL--A sUpyefoR ARTICLE. roa sALR
~ en- besre 90, ns .hp " a.rss,s' BE-, No ss
st No e hudson sreSs er . the ses y,rs c,.res o,lh
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BAL1.M,RE, October 81 ISL
The Tampico Defensw mentions a rumor that the
Mexican government in order to allay the excteeat
the Rio Graude had instructed the com maning Ge
neral ut Matamoras, to withdraw the prohibition {,
commei and lowe. the duties.
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PHrls spst pHis October 81 1851
The lsree cotton factory, Twelfth and Willow
s,ees vss this evening, destroyed BY are The oss 10
nssriy $50 600
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PoRrLANp Maine, Oct. 81, 1881
Foxs buildings, situated st the Of Middle ssd
Exchange streets were consumed By Gre last night
Loes, about SO .0oo.
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Steamboat Robbed


BrrFkLo Octobsr 3f, 1881
The oce Of the steamboat Superior was entered last
night and robbed tf az 600
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
> n.sios-PifsS Asseabiy District DENT "hiS HoAi'
UNIor AND WoRKiss MANS CAsDrDArE.
s7sfMHsf hfHisf 4 RaBREyis. aa'Bi'RRiiyi q
p For AldsIm.n Samuel T,wasend for As.istsnt A.
Assembly coass.ile Scrnsyn rsS,n sS.S
hbSsra Tra.sss Gaa%oS si sesss sSssss yessps
pnsansy Fey n. 70, In'2sstsr Q, CSmnoa sshcsl Hiram
;s 4 Ss sssss :
L,IGHTEENTH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC RE-
II publican nominal ations.-
Russell a afi%Sa1, smith.
=. Fitch smith.
For Assistant Alderman.
IN regular neminations: For Alderman John Dohsrty;
r %o,1s sr BrAssw %
Flynn Thomas Ess.n for OF Election FIRST Dis
s. hasn
Cutting Fernando Wood Tor Inspector Garrt H. ssrykr
for rru''''' HTRicR nSsH Chairman
PATE MURPHY, JAMES REED. Secretaries.
TWENTIETH wAxD-PoLITICAh REFoRx NoMI-
AIdermsn-oliver II. Lee.
Assistant A decentralization Jones.
Asses,Sf.cg%%ss: IL Tucker Alfred aI;t Scroll
Commissioners Of Common sohsos-samueJ J. Goodenough,
Inspectors Of Common sohools-Jsmss Muir Charles Il.
Rusher,
Trustees of Common schools--Andrew r. Trotter John
@. Sewal n. D. Hubbard g. Stone, Edwin Dobbs Charles
L. Cook.
Inspectors Of Electon-First District John l. Talmsn
John Erskine Second amin Pettt Freeman
Edgar Third Distrct-James Scott. James Martin.
V,wENTIErH WARD DIhooRArIc REPUBLICAN
i Regular Nomin atoms.
For Alderman.
WILLIAM J. PECK.
For Assistant Alderman.
WILLIAM hcCoNKEy.
For fssessor-William Murray, Charles Dsch For Con-
stable-W iiliAm Keen Leoa ard Ielmaun For Comms
Common Sch oos Nelson j. Waterb berry. William
ler Berry Larkn, Edwin Dobbs George DefendorE For
InspectoTs-Georae A Hunt. John q. Butler.
TWENTIETH wARD DEMoCRAEIC REPUBLICAN,
Regular Nominations:-
ALERmAN.
James Moore
ASSISTANT ALDERMAN.
owen Kinny.
ASSESSORS.
Dennis W. Buckley Jacob Freet.
roR c)NsTABLEs.
william A. Walker, John Reddiny.
FOR INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
FIRST District-RichaTd hurry. James Wallace.
Second Di6trict-Iennis W. Buckly. Henry Larkin.
Third Dstrict-Petr Kshoe James Z. FeSAn.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Edmund Ps.er. George Ryder.
Bernard Roke Hugh agure, herman Killer j. O. Butler
Henry Larsin.
FOR INSPECTORS
John Moser, Richard Murry.
GEOkGE RYDER. Chairman.
JOHN MuLLIN }secret,rss
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NINTH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC WING

NINTH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC WING
~ Eomip ations:-
For Ser ......... .J.nrs W. BErRMAG
For Civil Jus foe ............ .JAsIs GHtDLEv.
Fer PSliee Juatoe. ....... -. GEoRGs B DHANE.
For Assembly y................ TREsnoRN q. LUsEEv.
For Alderman n................JANssp y. BALI.
D OF stiftsbt Alderman HF~Rr W. HUNT.
For Assessor. ........... TuonAs n. BRowr.
For ConStables ........... BESJANTS ID wIsNER aad
WILLIAM KueHLEa.
Ccmmissiouer of Public Schools DAsISs u FREscH
Trustees ef schools. JoHs W. LsrsoS and VIII
LIAM PATTON.
Inspector Of Schools. ......... .CHARIvs O.Etsr.
1nfrectors Of Eec,ion-First dstfist: Philip J. Bore
steel. Aaron q. Jewell; Second dsrirt Joha WORMS
edward Prince; Third Disrict David Eipp, John Day-
tons fenrth district lr sel Bowen Charles Ls rith dis
trct George X. Rcxford Jscoh Abrams sixth districts
George Briges George r. spfngstien Seventh distc
states Bell Robst Weber; Eishth distr CT lanes
DlackvOcd, Aonsr Wosdrun WIN " TALLMADCE.
FRars 3 Horrwsr. Secretary.
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THE UNIoN-IT MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED.
At Of the Of this ~s9d fs% ON FEds
nS SfSos
Hroxns .a@ Sr For Red d
ding and william a. ssk.r Fer Go nm,siGn. @ OF com%ss
trustees Of Common schooi'-araiSius Akin. Pai, "
BeSeo, Davenport Davis, Theodore y. Camp and J,aa
ei:sssS and hassarS O. s.sn: For fa;p's,oi.
second Ds;ricsoIIenry Lsrlin DeaEis kysr; rard DIS.
.Ee:-Jane: p Pagan Frsncs cas,idy 10 .s Voters Of
ticket will te found in the Of the per,ons a.n.d
duties ionors e. which we To- sesa.s them With
he named BY any or ali q the other tickets IA
be the regular nomp aons the different have
sn1 pass Ssn ss a TaSssm
has g. prnsry moe ,nes and eleotons Thrd
gnisn unimpaIed VIII b SssS. b. an ssa%ns,ioa q
s1y S sc xssos, a Are S aat az w.
Nhose ehsrsesr. ara Se,oaS sSImsnt and ssos aus
hostions well suited 70 th places We therefore
party. tlsr and a. tSs apprS.cars
sss s s,s - n;sss s
signify his approval of the ossG, Of sas s .Ssrs
Joms DOSSrLr, Secretary.
CITY HALL. OCTOBER ~ Is5i.-I HAVE EXAM.
Ssa s @ OF & hs % ss Sea,s ., AL
S,eSS 0,s W., ps,1n, . n re ,ss wAss soI11S .n
ihIOdueuop Of watr iss ths Meat s.ias ylaosas mi
n.r and that alter motion refer 70 the stsndpg Com
Gouon was adopted Aldsrnsn o.ssy yotos
council
DINocRArIc worms or THE FovRrs warn, RrAD-
SIASITR OK Am. UAKLEy hEFurED.-Ihe nds rag aet
vite the Attention Of their IsOw citizens 10 the
certificate of Baniel d. Valentine Clerk OF the
Common Coul o showing that Alderman CsSey voted for
the of Creton water uto the Mount s. Vim
cent Seminary The indus tously circulated that he
voted 10 thus proved to b. fse eAuu
nious and unmanly designed to create prejuio against
liberal and unchatgng democrat Can the iadependent
voters Of the Fourth be imposed by desprae and
unrrncirl an f-bernard Mcguire John Suy
VIM 0Lenne,l, Patrick Murphy. I'm Martin. John Bar
rett Wm, Glossy. Edward Shean, Patrick Merriok
In 10 africa the uadsrnel beg, to
state that he fully ooneurd In the IospVetsbs remon.
ance 70 the proposed opsnng OF Chamber street. And ek
ercsed In the Common Council his influence TO arrest
measure seriously Affecting Oh, property and ntersss f
citizens Of tho fJurth ward. That reelection hss only
JACOB r. OAKLEY.
ITO THE EDITOR oF Tue NEW YORK HERALD
sirf perceive that some persons have caused 20 be
published false state ment relative to pOlito, They
call me native intending thereby 20 eoayey ths false
idea amongst our adopted citizens that belong 20 the
Native American party - TINE taat born IN this
city aud commonly called Knckerbockeri but sm
not have ever been In connected vita
the Native American party have always been Identified
with The democratic party of Tammsny hail and
ssnt when its tt,ne vas laid Of ths mem
hers Of Tennsny sooet,-hays been many yshrs q
voted the demeeratic ticket did intend 20 tke
reply 20 these charger but Of my friends In the
country have writes the ectI here take this
opportunity TO mske total denial Of the false charges thas
nESRf STORMS. IS Fulton street, New York.