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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
LAIGHT ST. CHrRCH.

Tie Sunday School children had most interesting
meeting at the Church Of Laght and VarcS s,s
on Tuesday evening" and exhibition that showed the
practical advantage Of Sunday Sch0Oghily conducted
Bows ard girls upon the platform and spoke AMI
sung the pieces With confidence, we presume, hln
their parents would have done in their situations. We
we're particularly pleased wi lie cignied correct
uer which one boy the part Of Chairman OF pl5c
meeting
dialogue between two boys anl two girls one Of
whom not probably SIX yeau I'D, was carried
with and good stage effect showing the benefit
Of GOOD CHILDREN indDcny Of their poor neghb1rs %
90 with them 10 Sunday School Dr. Pease, wl.h ab0li
f.ty Of bis Five Points chiliren present the
tertarmeu given FOR their benefit. They sang tgJ
p ces uuder direction OF their teacher Mr. Curtis of
lreeue 81 which were most heartily appialdeI
The house very full The audience we're addressed
by Nj Pcase and Sol0n Robinson. aud believe tha,
mere hnry meeting has not lately been convened in s
CITY 1is Sunday School l. very large inc. ani IS
der fhe sutcsnieDde1ce Of A. + 1ef .sted by J. g.
Broadwei End very efficient corps Of male anl eDlle
teashers We never finer cole ton Of chllren or
better conducted school Many Of the scholars, under
such tuitcn viii be marked for high ranks 10 society
The regular sessions OF the Sunday h0ol he'd u
A q. aud p. n. every sabbath The m1ttO Of .he
school il.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
nn.pn OLE FDrCATION.

special meeting Of the Board Of Edueas-n was he'd
last evening at their Hall corner Grand ard LIN St.
n Consequence Of the continued Illness Of the Pfesd n
Hr Benedict Mr. Waterbury was appointed Fresiasn1
pro ten. r.,..L
Ward FOR tie establishment OF new school ~ sad afd
was referred 20 the Committee on New schools 49, ,
On the nomir alton of the School oTs OF First ard
John Dalton was appointed Trustee Of Common Schools
for the First Ward. vice }. s UndeThih, resigned
Communication asking the Board 10 purchase - cop
jes Of Nl.ss American Rey0laoa was referred 10 tne
Ccmmiiise on Libraries.
An invitation to visit the World IN Miniature was ac-
eeIted. n, =.
History # tie School Of the Reformed Protestant
Dutch Chu'ch from l6s5 TO the present ine oy IL. W
Dunshse.
On motion tie shazks of the Board were returned to
pr. Beedic.
Tis the Oldest school on the American Continent;
M Waterbury presented tie application Of the school
fcers of Twentieth Ward for power % Construct sliding
doors a. W S No. %. Referred TO lie Committee on
Buildings.
Kfycrfs-Ile Committee CT Sites aad Plans reported
IN lxar Of rtbuiding Nsrd School House No. Ia RiT-
iucfon-st y Lieh report Vas sdoptel.
m A1dit'1g C5mritree i0rtel IN favor Of paying
bis H. ezl.l usss of the Board Adopted
The COMMITTEE Building and Repairs sabnitted ~
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
MEXICO.

SANTA ANNA PROCLAIMED DlCTATOR-CONFIH-
NATION OF THE GARAY GRANT DEMANDED
NEw-0RLEANs, Dee. II, 1853.
BY the steamer Texas we have Vera Cruz dates TO the
s,h inst
private letter TO TIE Deta says that Santa Anna has
ben proclaimed Dictator for period Of ten years with the
consent Of all the principal States and cites excepting Obs
ps which wanted him declared perpetual Dictator.
II is reported that Mr. Gidsden the American Minister
had demanded from Mexico the immediate confirmation Of
he Carsy grant otherwise the United States would take
possession of the Mosila Valley.
Don Louis Hargous had gone TO the City Of Mexico
Consul General is to be stationed hereafter at NewOr
kans and Senior Raicl the present Consul here to be
transferred to NewYork.
Lieut. Murphy Lane Of the L. S Navy, came passenger
in the Texas. and is the bearer OF dispatches to Wash
fngton-
Seven powder wagons had exploded on thc road near
Puebls killing 13persons
Another account from the City of Mexico says that Santa
Anna is to be declared Emperor on the 10Th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

Tie regular monthly meeting Of this Association
held on IUesday evening in the ecture room 0f the P
grin Ciurrh President A. A Smith In tIe chair Alter
preliminary exercises reading OF minutes &c y report Of
lie COMMITTEE 20 whom had been e;eredth sct 0flhe
election of candidates for msbershp props sd a. s is
meeting read and adopted and the csnlaes, about
one hundred and fifty In number. declared elected
This vote was oOWed by the usual fJ sJes nsr
cour.e aher which Hr Benz v Abbott essayt fjr tie
evening read The piece prepared by him 0- the oee1s1
The subjsc of the essay"Ihe Pracc Tea hing oi the
"Crystal Palace"
AT tie conclusion Of the raiing the subject Of no
esssy thrown open for dcussioH by the Asoeiai3n
and many members took part in debats which kept
up for some time Aier tAe transaction OF misce l.e0ls
business the meeting adjourned l. having been announced
previously that arrangements fr the delivery o
Of lectures Egypt AID the Holy Lsad before tho Aso
neoSy coml eied.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
BARBIROUS TREATNENT or RAILWAY
TRAVELERS 1T ERIE, PI

The ubscrbcrs were travellers on the Lake Shore Raj
rocd and represent about 500 rstclas fellow passengers
many Of whom had through tickets The faith OF whi,h
and On lie poated assurances of ticket agents we a c.
pcctCd arrive without interruption at various dsstGa
lions Whit surprise arriving here at O'Clock
~ to fnd further progress stopped agent officer
of tic Railway Company to give US any inormaton the
inhabitants IN Great excitement crowds along the Ee tear
ing up rails and the glare Of burning bridges i by v2nda
1c,ndiarcs in tie distance deputaton waited on ths
President Of the Railroad Committee who represented 70
him tbe condition Of ladies and children being obliged to
81 up al night at the depot beds could not be procured
His reply that the fault lay with the Railway Agents
west as lo had orders cegrnphed them oSyaFd
more passengers-tha he could do nothing He also said
all the officers along the line and he did not know tie
moment intelligence would arrive Of their being killed by
The excited popuace Many hired conyeyances at eyorb
tant prices far the obstruction, but returned again 10
The depot being unable get forward Thus long sleep
lefs weary night passed IN vain hopes Of getting on
ladies and children shorng the misfortune without
aid without sympathy from the citizens ol Lre With the
private gcf of the agossors have nothing to do bu
we mus; say that if their State laws be ut fairly admins
tered and the Executive strong enough make them be
obcyed to have to physical force an insuto
thoir Legislature violation Of social law, and outrage
on civilization What was our horror to see at midnight
bridges blazing in the distance incondaIy fires all along ho
line crowds Of digging down embanAmon.s and other
wise engaged in the ngorous work Of destruction and,
stranger M oil these ouirages sanctioned by the Mayor
who ss sworn to obey the laws he thus encouraged others
to violate II the sayages Of the ancient forests bui
the citizens Of Eric who thus destroyed the raroadthe
bond Of States the distributor of wea and the messenger
Of civilization They hold the bad emnence of being pa cd
beyond the rivalry of civilized competition Their example
none viii imate-tloir acquaintance all will shun.
Signed behalf OF f.low travellers
DAVID LESLIE Lara Castle. ireland.
WILLIAM MI rCHELL Cincinnati o.
o J DOWHINC. Illinois
4 ID. SEARLEs, Nes-Yotk City.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAPERS.

Tie regular monthly meeting Of Ihs Society was held
tuesday evening, az their Ia the New Iork Ul
verify Aer the regular business Of the Society. high
Is inie stng took place a. which CAPT Glib
son0f'wLose suerings and romantic adventures
tie Dutch ard Aaays gave heightened sce0un. On
the 10Th Of last Aueust-gaye On this occasion ly
tertAui1g ard instructive account OF his travels tbs
Eastern AYChiDelag0 which he Illustrated By ssrs o.
valuable maps Of that region Of country first general
map of the Eastern Archipelago, based upon data OBJ
tained from the Baron Melville, Nal Carn5e, De 55oil
and Berghaus along with his Of tire straits
of Dursr the water Of PeleuDang the isani Of Palo
FGIort, end Other pcu-s IN the Archipelago; second
nap Of the .eroEy ol PalembaDg in the interior o. sa
map of lie floating town Of Palembslg-s very Interest
ing c-e cd beautifully gotten uP-ilsraiing the paciei
palaces ol tie Se11.ran princes Our-h map OF the
lisld of Bali.
Tie President 0i tie Society George Bancroft. Eif
cccbl.laiie c4-i- end Vice Presidents Heavy Grilnei
Liq az Rev II Hawkes. and maay members anl VS.
t.gs We-e present
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
Laws for te oorsrol Of the wuk shop T,d on the table
and ORDERED ID be nrinsei


and ordered 10 be priH;ea
The sse Cenmicc reported resolution relltse =
The IoScr ~ tie Board % ssn oil bs,Ss fsraiknre &
VII! Q1ih'on % the Corporation CDl0sel thereon e.
Sbeh sfFesrs that the Bsard hcvs 10 sach Pexss sal
Il Jhsll hsve been conferred on them by tie c5nnol
Cog.He1 1ae report ~ss accepted
Tie Committee On Sup h,s reported u favor Of sIlps
ing Dick Cl-nes ca. $ 50 psF Ton on al eosl fsrae
siIce q j., u October Thtse parties contracted - sI
Jly tie sshocis wh cCal r 81 e. per t,n. di-i- ths
yesr ut have applied ,og relief The report laid 81
lke table
via resolIfors which amended and ai3pc3 o..
lows
Thzi Tcousrd Hssei- be r7pn,sd PErci1a % hs
Norsi schcol srv q So ard fhst ~ ersne
- eus lie Feae Nsrms shcoi "i fls i'thsrorssre O.
lbs tcrf
Eesssr TtatXn. W1ad besrpoatses teachsria tae Ns
> Ss-y " 81 esr, % l TIE Nsc4lcl scsi'il
ID .. n p fuc icu sfNr Hlz'c-ine
kcirc. Tia C rsNogl school, - cTorEH sns hei -
c. CTed Sch-0' No. s,Idsss mos hcttFs tli
hst John Pc se appointed tar tseFeof ss-s OF se'
icfsnrrm-
The Board sd0urnc3
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
,-.r-nv.1 nrmncrArIc COMMITTEE.

Ts Committee met LAST evening Gt tae StlyyesalI IN
sute Thomas l. Barr in the Char. The meeting oFsaa,
lied n o'clock The Chairman explained tbai me eau
ior the meeting given IN order that the members
rat hear lie na1Ros 0f the gareal WHO had been ap-
routtd 90 .rI ern.eni he hIi-ag Of The proqsel nov
Democratic ILL., The Chairman thonread out ne names
e follows; ~. NIL, n,
gl.Isrl sei-l James Murphy J,ssTh A1s,' S,si-' a.
81 -.rh -tsoa. Jelr Du0lc. Gnst'Fel \ t9- ~ A
f,w Al pss. Jacsson, lLcmas Aaeian- sn-s - f4'-l
F Clflre resuith Tow james J. lr--E W 10 -r-A
rl- B Tt.sr tr.h1Lv Dlfro Lels u lgr-r Il &C. r
-tres Lt7 j.. {. Wet Iilcthy Gtrrick henl s-.e
4 ~ r..r. Nccrh TIN thy bTentez ysn- Mains WI
Il Ncirf.ie. jean =. TATE. Wa Joyce OF-o sict7s
Ihe selection of these gentlemen was approved oi :!
rCs0lUi.on. ., ~,
Ilc NIov.ng resolution was proposed, receive- WIN
lord cheers and passed unanimously.
Ea Isi ,bs seectoa gf Besefl Tucker :, ff-rst 20
T. ia 3 f.s f-s AID recfiycs oUr 80 80
str.is tasl s1s eoqrsni eou-ss ru-ic.t ., 49,. i E
- f-cur b tlc 1ulr Al clullsl O. qq1-i a. 4-' ~ lil
$50 81 b. Irr.acrlc psris, I'D tie l1.e snl ~. -
ksIacks ana "a 49,
80 ,rtt-l ti the rls.ill si I'D -l----i---- --
i-1 CT p He-t th-n addressed the meeting. A.
O.. 'rlran g ie Finslco Committee have Neif ~
f'.reatt Cae o. PERFORM hri ti1 Lli il i--s - ~
rr u..a 10 the Dclo-sacy- ol-af % frofl i-'
fll VII 81 u tle1. sfr--ue5 20 nave - -'i'.'-
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

Volunteers; which read twice by It's title and re-
fcrred 10 the Committee on Military Affairs.
One of the fret acts Of this economical Administration
attotopt 20 create sinecurc Office, with sal
ary Of $3.50 per Ii VIII be seen by the pro-
coodIgs Of tie House, that after hard fight Oh the
part Of tie Wigs against the proposition, il voted
feat No 2
Mere is no longer any doubt as to the vote Of Doug
last for printer. lie voted for Gen Armstrong. His
friends have tined to get up impression that be voted
for Tucker, but nobody believes it now. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
Erie. Pa Dec 10. 1858.

MIssIssIPrI-Gov Foote has written an address to the
people Of that State Withdrawing from the Senatorial
vass atrbuiDg the defeat of his friends the Interference
Of the Administration in The election, and the mpeiaent
issue Of the payment Of the Union Bank Bonds and
nouncing his retirement to private LIE
The Senate is composed Of % momhers-ll Wings /
Union Democrat and 20 State Rights Democrats.
The House is composed Of 90 members-33 Whig' :
Union Democrats and 80 Stale Rights Democrats
This is as near political classification as can be given at
present
The vacancies in the Senate aro-ussey olectcdlressU
rer ard McAee resigned The election viii take place in
those Districts on tie fourth Monday December and the
Legislature meets on the srst Monday in January
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
MEETING IN THE ELEvENTH WARD.

larre aud eu-husasic meeting Of tte ciuEens Of tle
Tevth Ward was hell las evening in Manhaiila Hal
IN Fourth near Avenue D. in pursuance OF call he ID
Cd Prot slant Citizens Of the Eleventh arI turn eas
The aud &C first listened 10 lecture from fr0i sweet
man on the subject q ROmanisIn.
AneI lie lecture SIR. james IrIin made short speech
In whh he spoke OF the recent arrest oi the Rev IL r.
Parsons I'm that Ward lie denounced Mayor Nestervelt
for issuing an order FOR the arrest Of If Pasons an4
thought tia, the Mayor was Far better calculated Tor hs
l,sitma'e business OF ship building taan he was - os
elSef MAGISTRATE q tie City OF New York. Mr. Irwin
was #, emily and l0udy aplsued during his remarks
l. was oi unc I'll that the Rev Ar Parsons would speak
~ that place or " Nednesday evening next
AGerhe adjouTnIsent Of the meeting. nearly all Of thoss
presont formed in procession and prOenied 20 the Cy
ian Park 20 participate in the proceeding which We.e
tlare tlkinc n.ace.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
THE WEATHER AND NAVIGATION.

CLEvELAND Wednesday, Dec li-6B T. NJ, lso5
II has been cloudy here oil day, with the wind south
castelN Navigation uninterrupted.
CHICAGO. Wednesday, Dec. l4-7 I. NJ, 1888.
The weather was cloudy this morning but became clear
and pleasant at noon Ii freezing aud has the ap
Jesrsnce of snow.
DETROIT, Wednesday Dec. IA L. NJ, 1888.
Tie weather continues mild and pleasant The steamer
Mayfower arrived from Buffalo this afternoon lhe
Cleveland boats still running.
SNRAcUsF. Wcdnes lay, Dee Il. 1883
We had frost here last night and ice formed on the
Canal Ii has been mild 10 day hat boats have passed
Mr. Fitzhueh here Yesterday, and talked of cosug
the navigation the 20h if not stopped 10y frost before
that day.
BUFFALO Wednesday Dec IL, 1883.
Tho weather continues mild bat gloomy with indications
a storm.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
TIE CARSON CASE

This wacresumed yesterday ailoraoon * O'Clock
before Corrl'toe OF ne Board o. Assistant Nlsrnsn
The testim ~ OF Ar. Van Ness bsvng been impaahed
at the previous reeng several Witnesses broEvht
forward by Counselor willard 70 establish ths character
of that gentleman or truth asi vsracy These witnesses
having been examined. the Committee adjourned tr Fri
day afternoon whenthe viii be summed up by the
re-pectiye ctuusel
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
MAGDALEN ASYLUM.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Managers Of the
New York Magdacn Female Benevolent Society was held
on Tuesday at the house Of n Hastings, M. 6l Anty
st. About twenty persons were present The monthly
report was read giving very interesting account Of the
abors Of the Society The Magdalen Asylum situated
in Eighty eighth st. II is handsome building, recently
erected at the Of about $1,000 Of which 500 "a
still due he number Of inmates average from II 20 2j
The Society is supported wholly by donations and has
finds
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
= UBLLC MEETINGS.
AMrRICAN CrrIIENS. no THE pARKl


tbs Tie ouy designation that could ind Of for
,dahe movement last night in the Park in front Of the
Cty usg About oc'ock II The afternoon the following
ANONYMOUS larlbil was posted about the Cry.
AsircsS CiusESs 30 rr PAaE Ihe Fs1t Of sp-cen u1s.
te ns'rftrsd of o1r Ecrrhlr sil fli
Arst- ets Ci.tr yosk ia favor Of g 90 .r,'s's
f Cs en- Kcisica Fresd3a s-d opposed .
..a & i4r
flela- i - iirl4l -al.e, ere iaFie- Sc
tff.rd
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
ALDERMANIC CATCrS.

On TuCsdoy evening caucus meeting 0f the new Alder.
men was held in the library Of the City Hall All
The members elect present except those from the
First Fifth SIKH and Eighth Wards. Nathan C. Ely Of
the Seventeenth Ward, called 10 tho Chair and Mr.
Mott Of the Twenty inst Ward. chosen Secretary
Amer some talk about various 'tors motion was made
TO choose Chairman Of the Board from the Rsormsrs
bis elected discussion a. 10 who the real sim
pure Re0rmors and without arriving at the desired in
formation the motion laid indefinitely the table
Those oftho lgnitsres taking this course, finding
mrossble to make any progress they resOTted 20 bal
lotirgs two Of which had with the following result
for President 0f the next Bo ard
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

PROvmTNCE, Wednesday, Dec II, 800.
The following nominations were made by the Temper
spce Mass Meeting 10 day For Governor. VIM N. Hop
pip of Providence; for Lieu Governor, Schuyler
Fisher Of Exeter for Secretary Of State samuel ). Nal
lory of Smthfeld for Attorney General JnoP Knowles
Of Provideuce for General Treasurer BENZ Mumford OF
Navrort
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

We learn from The Courier and Enquirer that Mr..
RIoHARD GRANT WHITE, who has long been member Of
the Editorial staff of that journal is employed in the
general conduct of the paper and is not formerly con
fined to matters Of artistic criticism Mr White is at once
an elegant and vigorous writer and hold leading
place in any Journal to which lie may be attached
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

IL Wig Of Georgia writes to subscribe for the Hard
organ in this City and to suggest the names Of DANEL 5
DICKINSON of New York for President and CHARLES }.
.rNklNs Of Geoleia for Vice President
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
RAILROAD DELAY.

PmLADELPmA, Wednesday. Dec. II, 1888.
The o'clock train from New York this morning was
delayed by the locomotive pumps giving out near Bristol
and the passengers arrived here in the boat with those OF
the O'Clock train
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
TIL STEAMSHIP UUMBOLDT

HNugAx, wednesday, Dec II, 1853.
The steamship Humboldt is now total wreck and the
Sheriff and Officers have gone down to protect thepro-
perry.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

Private loltorr daed Shaughai, 2lst Spenbor. m3nOl
that the Russian Admiral Puiauno hal argsei wi.h HIS
squadron before Nangasaly the 2d August, and was
actively engaged with io japanese authorities IN negota
tors which were terminated tie st o. Sspem1e~
The Russian ships before NaugaaAy We're the fsa.e Pal
las the corvette 0vOuza the steamer Rnstocs, and le
TRANSPORT Prince Menchikoh. We by accounts from
St. Petoslugh hat three Russian officers Of the corps Of
naval constructors have been ordered to proceed to New
York to suporntend the building of ninety guf ship
with screw uropollers National Intel geacer.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

THE LOSS OF THE CUTTER HAMILTON.
CHARLKSTON. Monday. Dee l.. 1888
-Four bodies supposed to have been seamen belonging
to the Lost revenue Gutter Hamilton were discovered
on kiawah beach on Sunday
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

PosrAr hERANGKNESr WITH GRIAr BRITArN-Alli.
tonsl Articles the Articles agreed upon between he
Post Office Of The United Kingdom OF Great Britain and
Ireland and the Post Office ofthe United States OF Aneri
ca for carrying into execution the Convention OF Detem
Ter Il. les;
In rususuce power granted by Article Of t6s Coaveu
ton Of IS f between the United hne oni OF Gres
t.ip ~ ireland and the United OF America 20 The
10 settle OF detail whi,h are 20 be arranged
~ mutual for iusus ihe execution OF he s2aas eoa
tGned in the said Convention
ne unSers.ncd authorized for that purpose BY tl, r.
spective Offices have sgreei upon the follow articles
There shA'l estabsh the part o. tAe United o
new OHce Exchange At PhiadoPh which shsli exshAns
ma British Offices Of London ana Liverpool oy means o.
Of The United states packets pynt between LIVER
rool New York repeevely and by means O. the
United states mail packets plSs between so-'Is01 -u -
AEr When tie packets dispatched from Boston or from
York Liverpool The mails iow aIaed to Y me once o.
fr ali she United kir sicu with the eXceP on tae
ctv Of London suburbs TIE mails fE London sail CON
rise corTtspondence r that es aud IA suburbs aaA 'f
tt,fntri,s ir rst fhrou sh the United Kingdom
ART Whom the packets are dispatched rom OK
Srth.urcn tie mails forward j f ihe once OF Fnici 70
he Of London shall comprise the corend nee er 81
ofhe United with he exception Of eaa JOY
foreign ourtges igrarco and countries On tae Coniren q h
sd6Tfsst Southampton sLd HAVE eA 't.tA
Coiressrs ro.sessors trsrtt through TIE United hai9n
me 49, f5r grfh shall c1mpe al tle co-I ~ ll
i M town sna or Frnr aud for countries on ne ts1ea o.
Iu,ore specially addressed VIZ solhaulton ena ga
rocaly when the packe.s s-e dls a
rooto Beon or to NewY0rs sSpeTste mails for faiei2A'
rls8ne eli re corrtsp for the City OF PhiadP
Ar when The yeckes csp4tcied tioi
se ofs Of London Ard Sogihp.ol, ns az tAs e'4.
srcr6ence lcr ODE CRY of pAl-trlr h1 ,,....-., 81.
ARr ne present articles shall b. considered. s1-oaA p
lcse arrccd lron te.veen &c Two oteer ~ 80
n ~ C tson Of Dee IA 1873 signed a. W pine 1n es a.
lcfo AID COME ost1 The ls' day on at- .fh
Dero f-rs-c snd siSocd .i Lonaon on he ai o. 49,
's'' ia .-' o. "'-'- ''- % '' HoRAT.o KING.
Arrovss I.,ss c,sssbrLl W L. AABER-l.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
THE CHOLERA AT NEW ORLEANS.
CITTER HANfIITnN.

NV VNILANs MOnuay, Doc. y, Ie13.
The number of deaths by cholera during the past yeel
lll-H decrease OF 100 from the preceding week.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
THE SoI-VITrRN NAU.

BALTiVoRE, Wednesday. Dee. H. 1883.
The New Orleans papers Of Thursday astboing as la.c
as due received, but contain news OF interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

Those who appear determined to stand By the M3,opol
an Hall Committee version Of the word Reform, are
those from the Second, Third, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth Eey
elth, Fifteenth Sixteenth, Eighteenth ani Twenty irst
The Democrats are from IL First Fourth, Fifth Sixth
Soventh Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Nneeenth Wards.
The Whgs are from the twelfth, Seventeenth, Twentieth,
and Twenty second Wards The Wings and most Of the
Democrats say they also in favor Of thorough reform
Ia tho Ciiv (Ouucis
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
Elm b.llot. seeona ballol

The DtmOcraic members present threw Their support
for Kelly q the Fourteenth. The Wings and Reform
members were divided between Nathan Ely Of the Sew
erieo1ih Ward ard Chauncey # tie Fifteenth Ward
ddate Tor President Of the next Board and there is but
little doubt he viii be successful at the next caucus. AZ
previous meeting, when al the members were present
President stl the following result:
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
BROOKLYN YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN As3O.
CITATION

Cone With ls end We vii DO thee ssoi'
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

Aldo Ncohie8
Alderman suncey ....... AID
Alderman Alderman
Brown Alderman Mott
Adernsn Woodward = Blank
Adeirtlp Lord ................li
They are to have another sting rext week, hon the
question will come up again The now BOaId is said to
stand;
Rrtruefs Wigs
Democrats
~ Ios - = Il ,.'.'I-