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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-02
BOARD OF TEN GO FRNORs.

\ meeting Of the Governors % the Aims House was
held Yesterday Afternoon at their the Otunda
frtseIt Governors Townsend Sr a. Pinekney Williams
and DC Lsughlin. Gov. TOWNSEND in the chair
Frcm the requsorit appears the following number II
lers were mainng in tie various Institutions under
theiI charge for the week erdng Oct. %
Bellevue Hospital. SO, Luusiic Asylum. $40; Aims
House 99T Penentary. 9l9 Penitentiary Hospital
Work House. SIS Small Pox Hospital p Randall Island
ic6e Rsndaus Island, Hospital, 93s City Prison. 26i
total As5o-ircrease, - Number remaining Oct 90
Ai93 admitted from 20 10 Goth coz total 5sss Died
81, discharged rs sent 10 Penifentiary 5s sent 10
state frisou, total 65S-sotal remaining go
tVu the report o. the Governors Tor the month Of Sep
lsmesr appears tho total expenscs were s5iO7 - =
follows
ruUesse Of sundry blRs s4s.3sl o.: paymentst ~.
rern,erdenis OF out door poor 697 -; paymeusi, %
petm'entents 81 " ork house sss 81 total sjlS 81,
etss0 number OF persons under their charge nor the
@sath PENSIONERS ,oi transient paupers during he
@sssh ga total oat doors Tis total in doors, $500
whole number. 6.s57
transacted.
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RECEPTION or BlSHOP BArLEY

The Re-, Il Bs!l,y ono Of the Roman Catholic b''ii'
ops who VEN consccrated in this City Sunday last was
rc.,rd hy The Catholics of Newark N j. yesterday with
er,a public display crowd of several thousand per
sors collected about the Railroad Depot at o'clock IN
WAITING for the train from New York, in which was the
Eshop A9i O'Clock the arrived and the Bishop and
Cergy accompanying him took seats in carriages pro
ccson Of annie in length which had been formed took up
the line Of marh through several streets to the Catholic
Church First in the procession as usual crucix was
borne This was followed by the female children OF the
Csth, Sunday Schools Then came another crucifX fol
lowed BY the male children There were 1900 children in
the procession The adult members of Catholic Churches
Members OF Catholic Benefit and Temperance Societies.
and lastly the Bishop and Clrgy. The streets were
throncod ly those who desired TO witness the procession
Tie Cogy alghiCd the Rev Mr.. McQuaids house and
ihtrce the Clergy anircd in their Clerical robes
marched 70 the Church preceded by boys bearing the cru
fx and candles AT the Church the ceremonies usual on
such occasions took place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-02
HARD SHELL COMMITTEE.

Tho General Democratic Committee Hard met on last
night ct the suyvesant Institute, Thomas barr IN tne
Chair W b. Ripley acted as Secretary Onmotion the
reading the minutes of the last meeting were dispensed
with The COmInittee Banners reported that every
thing was prepared The Committee on Tickets reported
that oil printed and resolution was adopted thai
Committee Of three 10 be nominated by the CHAIRMAN
be appointed to supeInend their folding and inspect their
distribution 10 the different Wards of the City resou
top WINS also passed ndorsng the pursued by me
asLipgion Scntind and cOngratuatiug the Democracy
of the Union tie establishment at the capital oil
rauer so ably ana nobly conducted and in such man
neF 80 A. TO be inferior 9th in the Mon aud
that in order show their appreciation of the services OF
The Sentinel and to spread true Democ!ac'c prncies
that Committee Of three should be appointed to go roud
tie Civ and solicit subscribers in order to sustain re
Srafin1 in its present noble and National course This
resolution was passed unanimously
The following resolution was then moved by a. D. mas
kns and passed unanimously -, ....;.,,..,.
Roired That view Of the resolves PISSED unnoIsS
e. ~ Grere G Frorson It be hereby recommended 70
he tmoeme Republican Electors Of the City and County OF Ssw
Ye 10 assemble Al Mtropon Hall Tuesday evening the Sd Of
November inst At ocoek to eNIr 80 heir en.n. on va
AdmnIson snif,tsd in the rsHsv Of the Hon Greene
rosolnton was then passed that the Committee should
meet every night till after the election and that such
memhers Of The Young Mems National Democratic Ouo
as desired il be invited TO attend. $500
A Member-TheIe is q meeting to be held tonight Dy
our orponent in order TO Geude our German irienas
think we should have meeting on Friday or saturday IN
%potIer Member-The gentleman should wait before
lie would make such motion TO see how many OF our
German friends will really be deuded. They have TOO
much common sense, and are no Van Burenites
A Third Momber-Yes and he should look to this also
Where II ell this expense to come from The money we
eypected from our friends in the Custom House the free
Soilers have fched from us.
Another Voice-All were no, mean as to submit to
that flchng and bullying. :.
Third member-Yes but know some who were put IN
there by and mean az TO pay inc money over
them.
Alter some further discussion the matter was postponed
fiji this night when the result Of the German meeting
would be known. ... H., al
Ader some financial matters, the Committee then ad
iouped TO meet this evening at o'clock.
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pr,rrr1cs n MASSACHUSETTS,

BosTCs Igtslay Nov. !, 10.
TIE xEio-al Democrat 81 E8er CouDty net g: >a N
a. rr-rirr sserted Ss11o-sl tcfe' and passef res)
A. IL io59-srg its Bst-a,rs Platform, til PFesesni
IntIrIral srC nat tbeF - VIII a'en5 we az oi -
lstres vita shsL sb0g iis i usals % carry on ID
roo .erh the vhss AID u,eltlons u toe NdilynA
I.urs-s vhO uUrius.sd and elected Cen. Pierce Ihss
A. Seet-s \ q. fhougt ttsy have cVnfde0es in Presi
DR. Ps,ee IL s-pofusu.s u EseI CDuuiy have been
f. cef4 oIJsflO3 . u, rlatgss TIE course d I'iec
tos BrOns6L l. syy-gl eo-Aa removal beng surDuSo ~
c. Cufti-g
Afs roserg Of tie DeroDers'lc sn5 YEse 81 CQ1Yen
liz q kiccleeex Comfy belo a. Concord yessfd4y
a. rion formed eSr1 pefty Dg1n iIg 1fe1 Ssns
flfs - b. sup-,oT-ad by both
iu-iou y q passe1 declaring thai ns1Dof1 ns On
~ ctsor % ne par u p-Dic cn9er - uis hsa1 u
its LSfiou tfseeOr " DempTay eD1 lDal the cure
~ - p,eeSea +, reruoriD2 Coscto, bronson Da the
tysssblti0r 4 ihs Correction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-02

SuBoM Co-Asscinbly George Miller Of River
head q BOT Lchrd hom but The Maine Law candidate
~ Hon T,Lsyd N CoDlIin Of Huntington T. = Wing.
n IDony ond Schlrctadg SENATOR Clarlson +.
CIOsby ~ WsiersIa.
Inony C1y.-JM Mayor. william Pern'icc
IggDb I,fy Mayor James Z Harrison
(arpoL Assembly T. LeNis VI. WhUjc. 81 npun4
fed 4 hlonzo CiufabM ~ Hiehheld g. samuel j.
OH. II OLoenia D'slpd h'bfneN ianli'" crown o.
efylind
JE,k,01y In Assembly y Coorqe hpdnger
Lohll.s In - AsseiDbly Pctef J. honion y I"n
{ rttyn. 3 l<sDiaf sissDn ~
Ei,Lmund IN Ahftd hefttrohu baf declined 10" wing
nonHlailDh ~ ks-eDllJ.
LDnrol In Assembly. Lyman PoJnn = JhHf7 j.
Amir q IJlLy Is H.ldndPe. .,
Lfa6i.on Ia, D.st6d AiDeney Dhid Mitchell
Iss1ably } h.nfDh Cflham NrtW p's,b'ih
fltgcfIk
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uias,,. ~ .s.i, p. o.. 80 ~ w '.ss 4 80 - q.
pc .'f' nf tFT" Ff,fi sli]I
.I..... \. t..T.H .... i.. .f.isfs.te -.ias s.Ys
~ = d. ..llt tsaf Iif 800 "fi ,''f ..sft
..t't.'t. .ii....l.. .af aa.t f.n i.f fN7
fa flt ..f N..Htf VIZ ~.
..hn' .sf ~ ".." 49,, ... .f...f
.,riAt i ..... 800. ~ ,.i.ftti.s 10. e..s" i4,4
i.... q 1858 .f..t.t.t .ti. tlsfayt ',a ~.
49, % ~. o. f'..t. &C.,. y. y. .a
800. fi V.a's ..I, i..l .,a.s s..4,sf s.,s,.s
BOZ afi i. l.lf.ii i..... N.s.f f.fIf f4H O. ff1
~lth 900 ,. .'fsa 900 w.. ~ b. y. t1.'',4 ~
.disl,s.'ili - nl'.i f,.s Is.s,si - y,i ,.t
~ satie" ~ih ssl.est 80 .. i"i'.t Tfft., -
hiss,si. ssa.a tssl isis 10 i1yis@
r. LIZ =, ~ .5 .,sa @i.a
10. teia5 w .ie'g s sh ~ t'ass - ~ '...'i gr
,fnfs taAs' f,gis'fs fas, DE- iysn's ~ - m rT1
rsi 90 fhiafisf fHtffs tf" htd ~ sfFtifr b" fff 49,.
ts aiit stt,..,a - sfi.sa hsiss iis sss gb ssis
lsa o. sss fh ~ ~. l.ts r'D'isnsa nj 80 ~ f, .
- t,i,i b. !" X. f,."a', ia l.G,s y .iop ,e ~.
ssdsa 80 ."i"s '"'ssis ~ ~ ne's ghs
cod az led ''' ''''''' ''' '''' IONS Drx
10 M,s.s rnvps 4,
long biffr from robert Kelly VIVA also reni touch
lug upon ibo hyracuso Conventions tho kDszis case hni
ilo rights ~ adopted citizens hdyOobiing INC lhrgrf
construction Ia favor II freedom Tho s"ees'on 81 ne
Adnmhnlna md ihf Indirect nd likely ~ 10 gyon u tie
Eewnfd Nhgs whcronf0n he asks. What u but
~ blinded Naonflfm forming n lengno With Abolition
"hm" Mr. X thin defines the principles OF The Dsm)
cratic party and ndyocntes the Canal Enlargement. 81
which he says Tho prosent State Administration are
tho opponents and representatives Of that wise policy
and this is their offending in the eyes Of those whose
Democracy swnQe like the magnet, according 70 the m
huenoe Of metallic attraction. He winds up by expect
ing good account Of the German legion on Tuesday
next
ho sf.;p adjourned
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IT LOUI>yILIE-LATEA AND
INTERESTING FROM THE PLAINS.

LoClsvILLF. Tuesday, Nov. y
Ar t-ks CO lis uora.ns Main. between Third
,ps F,--h g. ca.s--r. - groeery store Of Mr. Bus
IA Al r-ysly tizagirs Boss tobacco factory ana
F,.ss I.,ssrsrh Otzcs Loss no; YET ss-eTsainet
parry c o--ls-s arrived e. - Lous las night IRON
r. Fsias Thsv vsr; ou: With M.os Fitzpatrick who
- So &c st1s t1aa.tes % Ii led ans Fitzpatrick
f.sesssss = r.kns tr5sties VIII IL Csmanehes and
EI7Eas Z. U-;s5 SEE sipulstng 10 give the two
- 81 Es3 pro- $1,000 Ter snrum in re:1Fn Tor
m q IL -h; e Esv ovsr tasi- lands for common
"a C Or rc1d-i-es ard urDolss.el passage 10 em
t-s.-s-sud ts E-.y 70 esabI.h military forts. missions
a.
he Iu6s,s fzrlher s-,sis s--4n3er in-ned s'ely
a A-s-5sE HsIiz1 F-ls1rsrs aid maintain sir-e;
pa ivvr-d A-srezu o-re1s IIe Llso obtained from
a. SKY Cts.oss AvsI, boz I'd Ray a1nendin@n's
O. - RAY zsis y Co Michel L; For. LARAMIE The
Isss,s :.r0.rhout 11a1esed b mos; friendly dsPosi
H.
T1s PtEbses ha-.inc Inc pr-res Rad ben trouble
Hcue 40 O. o1s oezon had s.c7Ie3 The Salt Lake mai
All rsteL IL Gssr1s q her baIke1. The health Of
JV-- Le-1srns sri kstrlsy wsf good
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VOTING MEMS DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COM
MIT1EE.

This Committee met last night al tne SUI lno'I
banner arrangements &C. for the forthcoming meeting
and for the election reported tn mselyes in readiness
Several members were admitted and proposed
Resolutions were proposed that the Treasurer be required
10 give security and also that badge be worn by the
members of the Club at the meeting on Thursday ngh
The Committee Of Arrangements for the meeting on
TT ursday night also met and organized in this place.
VIM Wordsworth. Chairman: Benjamin B. Hart, Sscre'
ary The chief object of discussion here was the mode
discussion /, was unanimously resolved, that Charles
OConnor United States hi trict Attorney OF New YORK
should be invited to preside at the meeting ana me iOi
John B. Hasket. - Meran, and - Parker
TIE name of Mr. Lyman Of tho Filth Ward, was struck
Of the list Of Vice Presidents, be having gone over 20 %
sos,s The other business was merely arrangements and
financial This committee meet again TO night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-02

ALn,ne IN hsssAtiH lE'""4 '"''. ~ ,1V
a. lA lLs0b. uis'1J ~ I'g' ""' '"'"f' - "'''
u,sfsLsyDAfJ ~ ils'. s"h. .st.., 4
EkVII OIh0ss Uto'4" ".F ""F~" T"'" Nv
IL, Wilsss feoH d ~ WisDH hihHmH ~ ~,
W0gel IN A'e' .'blY "~wt'N 49, 't K. "a 10,
mi AiD,nsy. nDs t1Tfm hs'". Z" "''''' ~ WV
Iihgds a.. ,,..o,y its.a
49, ,,,Ita1.s .e.N aasiA1 apgsHfi"s Ne HN''' :"
u,,"s.. ssd Otsnog saA afeeaAai"g 90 m,"'if"| D"
he fedao1 Doya,ne,n ." |.,' l|'' "A, "'t e''s,
49, a,, II.a d, ,.al Lf sngh'sf'@ y" s"A"' ,'N-'
AZ ang sjso Denlysl tef'tsteia'"s = 'H"'y ''""
",np~ zoe "]I,' A,,,sIJy. ntpey W,,bm le7h'
. y""o '. Il ~ Pod aaaeg ~ Buzz
:" sW,X" Ultima ohd Tlegopee Hfa'et A9am h'"''"s
Fon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-02

ELFgAfD Jal1dhy MY 4, if".
The new bdg seoyin. 0wnel W. T.. J be0is nj baDsb
sO bort during the late efi1 iske IfgfDH WINE y"
Der hrst Tip down G0a LAKE BbAy6n shf Wa Insurer
sib the cargo u ubssl sb1 1pHf IN Si5OD y8HlJ ~
he Sun AID Mercantile Dfhoes II hss YDft 1hh ceH
managed ~ fehfh the Canada sDge ~ malDnhs' IhH
vessel Il a tidal lOss.
The schooner q ~ Waknf wa hlsS pfeks1 On N
day al Madison Ohio The crew AMI passeDgsf RDf
ssiore after much suffering eDd poll Jls ea'gD ~ a"
Der a total Ces
The steamer BOuthernef bebrs feperted sssoyt nisr
Asitabus has goBe ~ pieces sbe insa,sd bI sl'P"
h the AstoT and Atlas Companies, u hsp f"Ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-02

The oelDck sz.sess teio from Ae" ron Dn N'49e!
xve.iuy 1hen Deaf Bar t0"p, VA fDyyf9 " ~ W'
IA "A he f,rsssd ubees II be lOcynyayf yht hhn
~sss a. te tine On oDe II he eaQsf1ays cfpsshX ~ ~
felfsfious II tie nys, pf Nsiff ~ D'iA san an pr
siese tie train tie banks 81 fvI r'f VIE ~.
q ~ f14 lios Tie fOruefc d6Yor Dtea IN To- ffit
f1s wes N De tfs<k The yDf cDune NJ ~ "i| VII
Be cher on tie fsns sde bfn tse by,P, an re
.eel - s,ef s.,e . s,ey IN ne IN = b.e ee. ~
sle of he syge nfees VA Iinz ~ ~ YV9D1 yh1 -
feBdef bToleD ~ ffs2oent, HDd p5pyaDJ fN' kb p.
1OeomOsige fon IiUDgHY oyun ne DaDs, M ~" VIZ"
hsye been uoTss from YslDY Ig9 ieei Nnlef 1sn ~.
Der brldgf pieh gfs1t tss n lie eiga b1ft blD"~
Tie nigLf uss yeTy oafk.
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PROM MEXICO.

IiLTIHDEI uttltt ~ = II
Jbe f,s1 e. lste e cre T. tlfoggb teu ~" O'leaDs-
TIE psfeFs CONTAIN re cetais ~ ~ DF1lttD At"s is
rsiFeo from Vera CTgz " ne ut nf.
TIE bsste between ~ lucsleD feTol utDls~ sAo ihs
Eeliosn tFoDIs coi6iDgef e.gid Cayt Tem.sEt Z" ne
yeyoiuiiolists h6q 6e1 " iis .Dt1ios
he hmm ofieisl s1nJUBess TIA. Iaoney heQ DeeD
seif y LooOp 70 n1s1 ~ Dyi6snd sncef TIC Cp1YeD
ton Il Js59
Two Lundred s1d staiy fbfee ruben D11f1ffes pr
t,lets b. were sead GDu Be1lDg " Fefe CRU 0L01
q froig escVr "a
Tie S,aai,h Enobess tlor va I'D q we're Ifoz ~
tsresls,s II BIZ oGculy VIII ls neSlceA GrstInaeni
}sc ~ uainy.fsc t
gly,ils slltt+s a e de,ea1os9fs n lr3lsDs in ht
t5,afier S1ates confiuufc ~ ff1eD NE Io.fie
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ANtglCAN iNSrtrrre FARNsgS CiVR

1he fa,ms,s tieb o che AmrseAa Institute. held IL
,,xula, seu nuntlh msetns Al she rVns No i>l hgoaa
wes NvsiuitaV Samuel Aleu- VI M,sslslewn, D. took
MvvhAiN The wgmosa, posoas wc'e very TOW Nj, Ssore
isn hrisa wad ~, uei lNpslA oae b, Ni Shmue Meet
VtVN ihc RDeessy el ha,lps heef ssroulara a,al.ss
rypeW,ulp laN Vt HAWKS every County Sooesy enes
smes g staslel lahles NJ tho eru,a gNdNe ia che
,,,e,ei ,vepies Ala that hla rluh and alacgs NAL
Il patt ei hVh eWspgsa ~ saihps saVh lni0raallon
hsaa sEwel Asi tho tAlsd Tuesday vi MANU. Jw,e
tn,sste aAl heeemheh b. Appropriated - The pagsss
20 E,llNs nNa smllNms snch sallauce viii slNw sss
vvNNNl'n u erla. svwlNa Ia elegv In The ne%hief
hvul' 1T 'he mesahe's 'hvy ap IvspcelAii iaNNed !"
wvFeiv fNth anN h,'ns ur aend huN Ia Mg pnhlWaneN
NJ Mp,s' iesda paiyg Npoa tie m'ea'laV'ohN~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-02
WoNlsNS TWENTY SECOND WARD TEMPER
ANtf ALLIANCE

lhis Soeles met Yesterday aleraoon At O'clock 10 sno
moOnngdals hesbyteglan Church, in Feeth si,, che
IA, llenl Ats J N. Huntington, ia the Char NJ y II
aaled ha. hs Society desired to enlist The AID OF lie Ia
dsh ofths Alliance Ia essiug The ard and dssr'oa
fhg Naue Low aud kelogm Vkels pre- eas 50 tAo eee
teu WhSh riNloslNon vas asyg-ed by .hs msetes Fos
he ta,poe ef picmots this object the Secretary
,holseN c. gau msellUg At the saGe place On THURSDAY
MtV,osk I.
Spseehts were uade b, Ng MsIhy aad Mary G.
Ne hau a,sh she lsd,cs So eaieg in.c the w,Nk. The
mes,s whlVh wes very taled h.n adloaSned 60 'aee'
~ ID
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srrtoiK COUNTY Politics JiDuE CONN
lin ron Ahhi.MUlN.

Nm Tho tdoula 81 The Maine Law, Of The ia h,'o'"
h III it ot suffolk after waiting The doings "i Dom ~
nal, al ratrr met In Convention ON tho 10y, nv a"'
"a ll,u Kt,uAnp CoNKIts, oi Huntington
Tor Ars.mlly Judge Conkhn h gentleman oi hlSh 70
,r,clnI,y We do him but Justice whom We say thai hll
n,t, n,,,e inyc that of about thirty rumsoorH OF ms
town who were airnignod before the Grand jury lew
w,cls rinco for s,ng rum without lccnnoD that none
better or iruor moro thcont ana i"l,mm can W
cr"J lie !. Lnown na a Wing but received his nonina
lion lrum Convention tho minority of whore members
were pomocrais y"
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SIXTH WARD REFORM SOCIETY.

Ameeiing Of this Association was held at No 13Pear
Il last evening There was average attendance -
Several short speeches were delivered by the auditors the
Chairman and by Moses 5. Beech. editor OF The sun
and Secretary Of the Society who read an address to the
Electors which he had prepared and which was ordered 70
he printed In English and German AMI to be distributed IN
verv dwelling in the Ward. II was resolved to nomnae
for Constable james Nesbt ond Jacob Hof ana toieaye
Hank for all officers under Councillors Adjourned TIL
Friday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-02

CCDFhsBf i1sH, Jufslhy hyf. j. ~,
Jls o0nifats fOf be gfe1DI lherniy sD9 hiJIDT ~
90 OgoensbETgh CisytoA I'm I'Npt hfI,'1N yer
assrded ,esfedsy f,r fhe uLoe linz NJ rDa1 hDD b,nqt
a. Og1ensbUrgb eloeG two sciipDs - Jffef'yH ''ent
ghs ooIdfssts are With strong CDmyehes NJ @iFt ""A
10 b. lsd Lelve95 Rome md Lyusille hDG bHw1B ~
oeasburgh ND pbJs1epLi1. MakiIg fifitvf NJ anu"
70 miles within year ffOgl his dhy
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TIE LATEST NEWS,
NvwVtn Wy
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
NW WASHINGTON

Wt.a.str,, rcsia, Nov tN'
:. -. ael i.Au a NeAf u,AAsss ct New
80, "a So Usara l'o,h, al iissss iNs'm'is'h
49,, i,s-ss ts,ss.' asA Vs.A, At Nss-ae a'd
$50 IA. a ro.sarss vi Nst' Aeei ~ N'esel 81
NN>ys ia sra si,sN spu,tr.sd
~ ~ getr,hss r.. ,efrsl'eA,nce e'~v'" "'''N
A. "a IA Nasss Ns,sA rl,U,s ~ 'ee neeT 81
=. .s-af "a har b. rs, q N o. tWN>' N'N'r' ssN
-. ,.a..sk s,ssNs,s ss,hsa,vN ne oNWsl'n"
- ~ \ WED ~sA s',' ~ 'h''' ~sN h'eA - w
=. a.. .,,v arv ,,eS8,s,s And tfv'' e"noN'd Is m"
-. :, Ns.ssa ~ ,sae,, t 81, As'r Ns- ~'A
0Nt wv
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c,psoN AND THE COUNCIL

Two members OF the Committee of three on Engineer
Carson assembled In the Chamber of the Board of Assist
was alleged u tho absence of tho accusers witnessed the
case eAdournsd for trial until Thursday next at
ecleek. Alderman tai was absent. The witnesses did
aot appear because they had not been Summoned In
lezel masRer.
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WING MEETING IN RpooxrvN

tlsAh Ward, City Of Brooklyn was held October g. al
Lasay Hotel oowanus, when the following genaesaea
sons ,sser ny exclamation, candidate tct Atdec.
msa aud 1ehn Varley, ler Constable
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CrsTov Hor sE-The new Collector Heman j Redhed
was sworn into Office and took possession yesterday lie
orpointed Mr. Snowden to cerkshp in the Cashier 3
Office in place of Nathan G. Boles Mr. Snowden was a
clerk under Mr. Redfeld in the Naval Office
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NV tlNIFhsI NtIHIH4I- ~ p" ~
tie se.srstir teifan siflasd tetr ,rsiefiA nHs n
ttw.u H., tsi,iainla date So ihe Tee uH hs'f Nssf
an. us,s 81, itsaih ri Nehlis hs,s dsfisni ihr rr.
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tis v.sihss B. ,sM eHh n,sls
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tuuAnstfpt,. tuesta, Nnt iafi
The hev.s el k,s,si,,n Ito, N'uyas' ra 'hu'f' 30
Vns huot iia n,eiers u was 'hn a. go sH a,nuNa
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LOLA or rnE hnlp AngIRIA.

CnAnlgsTOH TDes1ay. Nov. ,, isSi
The ship Anstris from Liverpool f1f Ills poi ffnAlns
On the shoals and has biged The yfssD shi 'sfg1 VII
Prove a total Ions
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NETWORK PRINTERS COOPERATIVE UNION.
MoNpAY. Oct 81 1s53.-Ihe President David A. Cooke,
having called the meeting order the minutes OF the las
meeting were read and approved The report oil tne
Treasurer also read and appsoyed ihe
of the Recording Secretary was read accepted ana
on lie MIR Woodbury. introduced Mr. Bots, from the ly
IoerapLca Union who stated that the Soeiety ne fepe
sented had opened s doors To ey9y member OF the craft
ali that was required 20 be Of lie urged con
oaton Of the Two Unions and stated for the s0cy ne
that they were willing to admit the Co1per
five uon a. body without initiation fees, ana all pest
dies Cancelled He Wished that BODY TO come IN previous
10 their election Of officers.
Mr. Woodbury. moved a Committee OK Three Ds az
uoirted TO confer With like body from The Iypograpnca
Union Mr. Bailey hoped he motion would moi be adOYed
He wished TO disp OF the matter in the most suusy
wav; and offered amendment: IT,, -,
h,sllteS thh cIOn cannot entean e1y 9po rSa
the typographical zion hien c'9tenp s'e' INC "Ss W
Upion for any pup a. whatever ~ ,,,orl .eo.
Dir Cooke moved an axaendment 10 me ainehd he"A
E,{red That e existing Circumstances prevent zoe isLsns
the Cooperative mon desires % e
T. ud the fellow ship AL iorfe all pas inference, sue
with thcr brethren o. he lypf fpeA
fair rate Of enumeration of AooF
and E eleyaon OF the caf, Ia zen raj; therefore
Thai Commits q fVG Be appointed % oon'
Committee spreinsd by mo NpVsiaphieai n'N " -
Instruction 81 this Union
Carried aud Messss. Woodbury., Doyle, Mcdinel bai
lev and Colon appointed said Committee.
MIR Cha. W. Colon WAS excited as Recording SILVIA
~ and Mr. Cerlentsr lressuror tor the osnns r
Tho qunttry rotort of the fnauciI Secretary seews
that a. ne members have been elected IN ns the Wh"a
number The ealire receipts for the quarter wer
s07 Sd Eight members have Withdrawal by CART thre
ltit the susiutss Que resigne aud one disd.
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