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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30
Head Quartsrs Mu. ic,paI Guard, No. Z

Park place regiment Of nfsI try is organizing
under the title to be ttched to the First Division
New York State Militia. an to be composed Of target
paniee such other military associations at
serving in ment in commission The advantages to
se derived by members Of such command, exemp
Mon from taxation to the extent Of dosrs
WC0) freedom FROM ary duts during term of ssrvice
and the yment of both Forever after Of
The uniform Of the to be precisely that
eli the United States Infantry Contracts already
entered to, which will enable every member to equip at
small cost and payment will be required such in
sediments different periods will bring the
Of mem ssrshp within the reach of all As ten anie
only Will be received and already engaged it
10 requested that oomandants wishing bring their
commands will make application without delay.
EDMUND g. CHARLES.
Lieut.. Colonel Fourth Regi uent. n. Y. s. M.
ALEXANDER b. MORT Major, Sec cpd BRIGADE.
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WRIE BALL SEASON.

vINHE THIR7 ZENITH ANIMAL BALL OF rae lIBkh
nisn Benevolent Burial Society. vii nhs lsa0sr m
proeeeds former occasions will DO devo.ec 70 c9srs
table purposes; the committee Of srrsr ssmen
rely upon the liberal support Of generous puenv
carry on, their charitable intentions 70 PAM ws
render th ball equal notsupcror W Any Oh 10
soci, tvs former BALI. ..rc,rx =. cH....~
PATRICK pff' Nicholas WALSH. Treasurer.
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Anew st.rs.-Root, the Daguerrean artist,
ss ans S.hsS h; % ~
Con 3" Of sspr oo.n luxury and com
sxares rene Il he M Ct popular and pleasing gallery
in % ns city s The Of r. a.
medals from various Of order
i'e' call '1 st &c ssNss
head sas IN fac everything sssp sas
No. 600 broadway, near Fourth strs ct.
Bans No Jog Canal street Wooster street hasust
received an elegant assortment Of and furs
domestic furs enables him the pressing demands Of
H. His fall tosa Of beaver b0nns..
Of the most fashionable styles.
London Toys and Games at Rogers, No.
40 Brosdway-A splendid assortment Of these subtan-
nnd s, been BY
stock Of good old English desks work paper
for presents dusng the coming Holidays
A Splendid Heavy Wat.red SILK, Beautiful
evening house or street yard wide for
iarss EisSy %.S be hey
% and i'si h Is winter Goods s' &
bargains. go
Good Articles ut Low Prices, and obi siaC
to w Of % the R w
santy Increase For single article or FIJI rs.
buy cheaper than Of any other in trade
sMITB, DRUxcoLD PRocH
Manufacturers Pricea.-JcweIry Factory,
NO. ssi Broadway. up stairs corner Of White street.
almond gins d, crosses dis%Ond earrings cluster
Ss ST0S, sysr fish ss pas
kin rings, card cases, So. sc. DAVID RAIr.
Manufacturing Joweller.
Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy Is as familiar In
the mouths Of the household rs words, Tho
hoodess weak white smile as DO stretches cut bis
JERvis, $3.50 broadway, and BY druggists generally
Excess Of Omciousncss Mistaken for PHI
an btoa mistaken for snobhery" and the eoqusnce Of
ssusgssys ara
remedy inc sS T s
o6G 81. adway.
Crystal PaIa re- Association for the Ex hib-
ss M at this N Sd
and an wssty os ao
Be- exclusively to the obects and the
May. . p''pA''AS v Op'A AsA'
will required that these two works shall be
country by the respective arts employed.
" Bs ding sas
shall receive such facilities in the compilation both
WIN WHET1EN. Secretary.
important announcement The attention
q the s Invited 70 an sSyertsspept uader the
gutabe testimony of the practice and universal
Professor MorsCs invgoratirg elixir the
reus disc enumerated reputation Of this invaln
bic medtcoe is sustained by overwhelming evidence OF the
most eminent ~ Europe and Amer Charles ii.
kins, l92 Broadway, New York. is IL general agent
at not for day, but for ali time Mrs,
Jryis's Cold Candy stil continues its ussfunes, in
cough, asthu q &c &C. Sold by Mr.. w. JERviS, 1856
Broadway Zebar. Philadelphia Koddng SostoI; lnan.
Washington; Wright Co, NeS Orleans and by druggists
generally.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Female Support
and ladies' BELTS instruments for club feet KIN ock knees
weakness Of the ANGLE joints and curvature Of spe Also
superior elastic stocking for veins Of the Leg
elastic knee for weakness of the knees Also chdrns
9usses, at DIR. GL0VER5, No. IL Ann street.
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A Splendid Heavy Wat.red SILK. Beautiful,

colors evening house street dresses yard wide
ten shDgs yard richly worth two dollars, be had
at HITCHCOCK LEADBEATKR'S, 3i7 Broadway They
have also splendid stoah of every other style silks
equally cheap, and all kinds Of winter goods great
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Ladies' Cap Bazaar -Dxess Caps, Breakfast
caps bonnet eap night caps real and imitation lace Golf
feurs head dresses in fact everything elgant aud
ehercl and suitable for the grave gay At NEWMANS
No. GOO Broadway, Fourth strs ct.
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1hose who wish t. treat themselves -
.siss ss:a s s't
g Is n sst y I1.n :1s sr q
Essssd equal TO tkoss usually sold for q.
uenin's Headqaartsrs.-Gen.n may fairly
e a.; beads quarters ssssisasa
ssss invite: S:ss
::.s from The price
hsss %. not sa
0kHIN, sl4 broadway, opposite st. Paufs.
Leve.-sLove,, says an old author. sls tho
q. e. Iii s e shs
IL sas se Ts s.s n the
q ~ OK:
sSs e hat @hlsS oonsinss al their sssrssons in IN
Is: osnmosisn the scns to and TO- the public
nay have observed a,KNoxs popular hi establishment,
Kncx for bats
1rady's DaguerreoIypes Received Prize
1sS.l at the Worlds Fse in Londsp and at various fairs
ss,.ss
x Suou are open AZ all Zines and the pybo are
ysd 70 examine his superb Of picuro, Of
The Prize Medals, awarded an 1850 and 1851
Fair his year can be seen in sooTs gre osss ss
Broadway. Faultless pictures taken in any weather.
n Rare Observation-Disclosures Brothers Sou
vsnirs Of the greatest Of Anne ea statesmen Webster
and Clay Tho last life pictures OF these lustrous
suitable france he procured of at prices
varying from So TO $40 each according taken by the
OazuerreotSpe 233 Broadway next the American Hotel
Gold Medal Tho First Premium, a Gold
nsAai was awarded TO T. GURNEY. of Nos ,s9 aud 349
Roadway for his superior gaereoypt at the lae FAIR
81 tho Institute Ths the Premium Com
these DaguerreotypeB re,ds thus They she
bo that have exhibited and show
rotuudiy and elef with artistic arrangement the perot
state 20 which Daguerrean has arrived In this
try His sterescopio pictures also hne. These
epcime thu with Urge collection of Portraits
Ia A. his aud
gasry $40 Brosdway also largo collection Of views Of
California embracing all the princi pal cities bays
nyers, gold regions &c SO &c. Admission Tree. Chemi
Gals OF superior quality fer arssa prepared by Cur
and Litcb. None genuine without the written
tsre Of Quincy and a Joh For sale by Quincy SAC
Broadway.
Caters, Cheap, Elegant, and Durable
The ladies will find gairers OF this character CAN
TRALS No. 1856 Bosery the best place In town to pro-
End csoabe ror Of ladies' sho g. has the ad van
ge 81 the lance of formerly Brca
m tie getting OF his rtmen which unequal.d
Ia ext MT excellence, and value. Ladies' visit his estlb
1ishment
About once In Ten Days, In some Part OF
the country sewing machine is offered for SALE said
10 be simple Ind cheap brief trial proves the simplicity
he in the of the machine tho expected
be complete loss of the money ia
with needles which make stitch entre defective in
principle Cs and the only practically useful machines
In operation and examine their work at the Office No. 1853
broadway.
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Advertising In any Paper I'm the Union OF
Canada be contracted for At the old established adj
vertising house of WILLIAM II. MCDONALD, No. f02
Nassau W. H. M. has the very best and
herty of all the leading and receives the papers
3lv nv ma
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Furs, Stables, Cuffs, Tfppcts, &C., No. Al
% e esbsted the rsssst ysrey and the mas,
able assortment Of furs Of quality be found the
city Imported by himself and war;.
"a Of superior excellsnce.
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Good Articles mt Low Prices, and Obi ri M
statesmen to was you the main reasons why
the businefs Of the Empire Clothing Warehouse
stanty ON the increase For ngle article. full rig
can buy cheaper than Of other house in the trade
10 snd l22 Fulton street.
SMITH, DRUMGoLD PRoCH.
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Ladies' Furs and Beaver Bonnets WIN.
Bana Ne 100 Canal street Of Wooster street
recesed an elegant assortment of and beau frs
which, in nd dion his former foreign
enables him 70 meet the pressing demands OF
his Numerous patrons His fall ttook Of beaver bonne
mtss and ehdrens beaver hats embraces every variety
OF the most fashionAble stYles.
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Bajr the yet discovered for colong hair or
whshers tho moment u appiisd The wonderful and
certainty with which this favore and old established
DE performs 10 sstonishng for sale applied at
BATCBEL0RB wig factory, No. WAL street.
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Manufacturers Pricca.-JcweIry Factory,
No 3sl Broadway, up stairs of White strest-
almond ens d. mona danond earrings cluster
diamond rings single stone gold breast pins rich
let's lockets, cls silver fish are pas
try do crumb dessert knives fruis knives
kin rings, card cases, Sc, sc. DAVID RAFT,
Manufacturing Jowaller.
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Caters, Cheap, Elegant, and Durable
1he ladies' win find gai'ers Of this character at CAN
TRAlLS No. 1856 Bonery the best place In to pro-
cure any ,tele OF feet covering Canre experienced
xnd cspabe uaet OF ladies' sho has the advan
Age # the assistance of yteau formerly Of Brca tway
m tie getting Of his rtmen whieh unequal.d
In ext MT excellence, and value. Ladies visit his estlb
rfahu
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LOnuOn VOys ana Games AT Rogers, No.
40 BrosdwayA splendid assortment of these sub,tan
a toys and rames have just been received by
Mr. Rogers from his extensive shop in Londoa Also
stock Of good old English desks work boxes mach
tables and thousands Of other beautiful articles suitable
for presents dusing the coming holidays
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About once IN Ten Day., IN some Part Of

About Ohce IN Ten Day., IN aOme Part OF
the country sewing machine is offered for SALE said
10 be simple Ind cheap brief trial proves the simplicity
70 he in the PURCHASERS of the machine and the expected
be complete loss of the ia
vested Thi is particularly true Of all machines working
with needles which make stitch entre defective in
principle Cs and the only practically machines
In operation and examine their at the Office No. 1853
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Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy Ii as familiar In
the mouths of the cough ridden household as words Tho
asthuatic gasps it, the consumptve smiles amabe
bood'ess weak white smile be stretches cut
eiate pale hal fr its relieving Sold
JERVlS, Ss6 broadway, and by druggists generally.
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Optics ~ aldstcin d BsKkel, Manufacture
Ing OPTICIANS 5 Broadway One Of our firm has just arrived
with most SPLENDID selection of optical
instrume general amongst which many articles
appropriate for holiday presents.
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New York CRYSTAL Palace for the Exhlbl-

New York Crystal Palace Tor the Exhlbl-
ton Of the Industry Of Nationally order Of the
3ttee Mcssra. Goupl Co prntsellers $50 Broad way,
have just published magnificent coored lithogrsph
Dsnting that immense and superb building The wing
has been executed by the architect himself Gldemester
Price per COPY, 81.
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Where IL NO Security for the Hair, after Il
Aens 70 grow thin except in Crissdoros HAr Preserva
ive and Beautifer which the growth
sew nbre and in few weeks restores the telling 81
ssrsr szd sold BY cRfsTAD0Ro, No. Aston House
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VrIE LECTURE sEAsON.

LION. HORACE MANN AT THE BROOKLYN INSrr-
tuten might the dstinsushed Orator from MAssa-
chusets, will lecture 10 the Now England in Wash
ingtoa street. Brooklyn. subj-ct: Woman. Admission %
cents Tickets be had at tho bookstore and at the
door The remaining lectures will be delivered By
Messrs Horace Mann, Z. p. Whpple. H. Ward Beesher.
Thos. Starr King, ard Henry Giles.
A. i. STIMSON. Treasurer. 10 Wall skYaek.
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Zine Cutlery.-The Subscribers Assortment
ps. pocies and spostsmens knives embraces al the
ns the richest display Of the kind TO be In the city
oAUNtERS No. Aston House. and 3H Broadway.
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Portable Dressing Cases.-Thess Articles
siAAn the attention Of travellers account their ex
pactness and utility which enders them on
ssnveniens companions to all whose business pleas
calls them from homo. SAUNDERS, No. Assor Ho urs
ed 50 Broadway.
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important Ann OuncemeRt. The attcntfo on
Of the resder is Invited 10 advertisement uader the
Medical head of this setting valuable and ndis-
gSsble testmony Of the Practice and universal
rous disc enumerated reputation this
bic medicine sustained by overwhelming evidence OF the
most eminent men II kurope and Amer Charles Ii.
Rins, 1872 Broadway New York. is tie general agent.
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Excess OF OMiciOusncss Mistaken for Phi
lanthropy dirty msanthIopy mistaken for democracy clean
an btoa mistaken for snobhery and the eloqnence Of
raur erism mistaken for poverty suggestive deas
tho mo suggestive and In its results Of them all
remedy for INC ei Wv % goa
Br
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New YORK HISTORICAL socIErY.-coURss o

~ Lectures, '6oZ-loo5,
BUILDING FUND.
The Comm itee Lectures have TO that che
lectures for the Der eft Of tho Fire Proof Build
ing Fund will be opened at Metropolitan Hail. Thursday
evening December 1852 The course will consist elton
January snd FEBRUARY Among these who have literally
consented to lend their ad services is object,
tAe following gentlemen
Hon. Gee. Bancroft, of New York.
Hon. Pierre Sou'e of LouisanA
Hon. John A. Dix, Of New York.
Hon. William A. Graham, of North Cayoliaa.
Hon. Edward Everett. of MassaehusesSs-
Rev. Frsncs L. Hawks, ID. d. OF New York.
Charles OConor, ESQ.,, Of New York.
The committee also authorized
anniversary address will be delivered BY the
Hon. Rufus Choac Of etts At the neusfoa AZ
the under the direction Of the Committee Of Ar
Admission the will DO Ave dollars for each uekst.
Tickets tho the holder thu annk
versary address, By the Hon. Rufus Choats Of kasssshu
sets.
Tickets may be procured at the boohorss Of Horace Il.
Moore MerehantS Exchanges; Appleton Co., 90 Broad
way C. Fraucs b Co. 2S2 Broadway; Evans Britain,
6 Broadway and ~ the library ROOMS In ths University.
AUGUSTUS sCHELL
FRANCIS HAWKS, Go nmittss.
GEORGE II. MOORE,
As the sole object OF the lectures to complete the fund
for the building the Committee hsys been induced - tho
request many Of TIE members % the Society well -
other gentemen reduce the prize 20 i've dollars for the
course, aLdo withdraw The privilege Of free tiskesVb
members
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Tortoise shell Dress Combs.-Ladiss are
RESPECTFULLY invited to the choice selection dress
sbs ~ the subscrbers establishment The variety
zssd al doubt the largest In tho city, Combs made and
se7 Broadway. between walker and white streets.
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Wonderful Bargains la Table Linens from
sueton-Doube dnmask table lir en-. yards wde only
- yard; elegant drop pattern do yards lie,
on Be- I'D and Gs, worth los ysr5; splendid drop
linen napkins, 13s and 14s doz fee, at BURDETrS
cheap dry goods establishment, l36 Walker street.
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the the exhibitors the
Fair this year. in a00TS gre case, yG3
Broadway. Faultless pictures taken in any weather.
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kScCcIvou u FEhEO
sdsl at the Worlds Fss in Londsp and at varou fairs
o. tho Institute in this city, they any
failed Of Obtaining the hghest prize wherever Of
red for competition. His EOS Broadway
sf Fulton street. open all times and the public
ved TO examine his superb Of pictnres and Of
Eah and elegant articles suitable the coming hodcys
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A. M. d r.. Davies. 400 Bowery, are SALE
ing maeras every description and muslin
cIrtajn widow cornices ard shades gmps tasses with
everything in the upholstery line twenty cant lower
basga A. n R. DAVIES, Uphosterers, 200 Bowery.
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Of wigs are pronoHneea the perfect imitation OF
yet invented Tho,c wanting very superior aytiee
should cfl at BATCHELORS celebrated wig factory No.
Wall street. where he found the largest beet a.
so9tnent in the city Copy the address
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WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION
- chambermsid and TO do plain sewing chamber
maid and waiter TO take OF baby Has oojee
ton to travel Please call for two days ~ No. lag Eighth
avenue.
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seution reservation very best invented Beware
pnned dyes Equally celebrated Gourauds Medcated
40 Ac Poudrs Subtitle uproots any part the
10y Lquid Rouge LILY White, and Hair Gloss No 81
waller street. Broadway.
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ally ex,ipEuish all the saustc burning faa IN,
Il fnown r and wide that instead OF scorehins TIC
ha improves It's texture While the black Fn r. i'm
yarts nstnres Manufactured, sold applied In
Drivate raoma, by CRlSTADoR0. No. 6 Aston House.
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Look Out for the Children, and Call EARLY
- TuTTLES Emporium, S45 Broadway, while you
oh ice from the goods he 10 daily opening The
novelties Of the world pouring in there constantly
ssfume would be toe small the various Ar
sloe. Look for yourselves
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Lieut.. Colonel Fourth Reg nent. N. Y. s. M.
ALEXANDER B. Morn, Major, Second Brigade.
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RBD BoUsE PLEASURE oROUND-P AGING
rvreo OF go viii come on Wednesday, December I,
a. ~ o'clock mile heats, best three in ave under
enters b. 4. skylsrk II. Wanmshsr cntsrs q serrei
Johrny r. enters b. m Lady Ryersop; H. Randolph en-
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geupectfuy inform the ladies of New York. that they
just received extensive supply OF the most bsaut
fl coaks ~hich their sttentt most earnestly invi
tsd IL consists of ment of neatly aud elegantly
ade garments very newest and most beautiful pat
offered at importers prices In addition to this
exceedingly rich and we'll selected stock Of ladies' furs
just -eachd them consisting of the darket Russian
and Hudson bay sable purtst and whtest royal ermine
tegsther with ohnchilla stone martin. mink &c., &C., Of
NE beat quality, and sold AZ Wholesale prices.
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vsnirs Of the greatest of Anne ieas statesmen
and Clay The la,t life pictures OF these usrious men,
suitable eases france, he procured of at
varying from 81 to $40 each according size taken by the
OaSuerreotSpe 233 Broadway next the American Hotel
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Jryiss Cold Candy still continues its usefulness,
cases OF cougl colds hoarseness threat who0pu
cough, nsthu &c, &c. Sold by Mr. w. JERviS 81
broadway; Zebar Philadelphia; Redding. SostoI;
generally.
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THE TURF.

T1NIoN COURSE, L. ROTTING.-rUEsDAY,
-. - November so.h at ~ o'clock. NJ, amasoh Tor
gr m. Katy Darling Owner names br Dolly
Fink Immediately alter there will be double tea race
to for 500 by private road horses Stages will
leave Fulton ferry BROOKLYN at twelve o'clock, and
John T. sNEDIKER Proprietor
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LUSp AND FOUND

q Z REWARD.-L0sT, LAST WEEK A GOLD SIGNET
pO rh darkt reen stone. with engraved. The
reward will be given upon its being lett IL Univer
sity place.
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PaEsrpRT-The Nlesnan q ths Third 4 out q order,
and - u The Gsutleman fkum the Fiftseuth
Alderman WARD-I rise to another point of order
PREspErT-Ths Alderman from the Third has tho
Alderman wA.D-Is there not moro than ons point Of
order?
The PsEapEHr said II was really painful to him 70
have TO call members Of that Board TO order, and he
hoped they would not again obligs him to do So
Alderman SrURTEvArT said be had been for four years
member Of that Board and was the FIRST time that no
had eccason to call upon ths Chairmsn-t the first
time he had been asssiled by any GENTLEMAN He
rendered apology the Alderman Of the Fifteenth
ward but he did to the Board and s presiding ocer.
The meetings Of the committee were held In public
manner and II distinctly understood that the mao
rity in favor Of the railroad and that the Alderman
Of the fifteenth ward would vote against It, The Chair
man had prepared the report In favor Of and
was TO give him the opportunity of preparing minor
lily report he denied his right to theirs 1t was purely
matter ef courtesy. doing what they had dome and,
from the ebulition Of feeling Witnessed there to- night
would appear to be much more than he was entitled to-
Alderman Francis thought that decency required he
should the report 30 that he did not object to II
altogether he might do some benefit his fellow citizens
in suggesting fome change alteration in the details
He wished to put the question fairly before the Board
DO you like our Ieport?''
Alderman TWEED here moved that in order to give all
opportunity Of understanding it, that report be
laid on the table and printed.
Alderman BoYcE seconded the motion and moved that
q thousand copies be printed.
Alderman BRisLEY thought it could not be too much
circulated and after further discussion, the
Der increased to two thousand i've hundred and the
motion carried.