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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16
SECOND BOARD.
"WEDNESDAY, Oct. lJ-p. ".

There was general reaction in the Stock market
odoy which was the natural result Of the late decline,
which has brought in some outside buyers, ard slso
=, r,p of the bears to cover their shorts. The sus-
., nsion # specie payments by the Bank OF France,
which il looked upon very probable, is considered
in the street ar favorable feature, it would -
surp,sed cause cessation Of the drain OF gold from
England snd react favorably upon this country THIS
u,r,ssion had some effect in inducing more h0petui
f. cling in the market AT the Second Board the trans
actions were not very large, but the market was
finn After the Second Board the Transactions
were. to considerable extent, Mt rather bet
r.r prices and the market closed steady. The
inn rovemsnt in Erie is y cent. with saes ~ OO
shares Reading with sales 1900 shares, improved To
80 which il y cent better Central was very ac-
five. over 1900 shares sold closing at S22 The
Western shares were strong, generally but without
inn otant change, excepting IN La crosse, when was
in lorpe demand and advanced VI, seller ten day..
AT uriyse sale 10 shares sold at -, which is2i
cent advance on Yesterdays price. The orders from
IN, interior and the West for this stock large NJ
the most extrovsgant estimates are formed Of tho
value Of the land grant. The land ~ represented 70
be Of the most fertile character, and the country
through which the line runs, the Garden OF Weeon-
sin In Railroad Bonds the principal transactions
were in Illinois Central Of which $40 900 sold at ST.
Eree. 1883, sold at %; Hudson 1t Mortgage, %. U
State s,ocks G6,CC8 soa, including Vignlas NJ WV
9Is M'ssouiis at So and Tennessees aty
In Exchange there IL tut little doing, and the maKe'
il uDci enged ,aooc
To Liyerpool Freights are a tnhe lower; Is,""
bu,b Grain were taken at 81 s9Id; $500 bbi. fiooT
o, IS 100 boxes Cheese at Jls; Cotton al o-''o-.
-oohb. Ro.n At %. TO London: 800 bbl. Flour a.
ga Of ar. 100 boxes Cheese Mt 3Js.; oVoo buso-
Grain 3, Id To Glasgow: Grain at Id, ana fiosf
ai2s.
The usin..s Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
.,.- o.o So Payments s2G7 So Of including eli va
csr,o, nj. check; Balance, tl3,57i,S9 a.
Mr. Albert II. Nlcolsy's regular auction saio o.
s,o,k, and Bonds will take place tomorrow Thurs
dsvl At l2I o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
At the Mechanic Exchange yesterday, Messrs-
WGuerdpg & Mount sold :, go shares Of Merchants
Of go shars The chatter Of the bank will expire on
the 1T Of January, after which il viii continue ~
ba.ness under The general law the sockholiers pene
allowed an equal amount Of the stock to that hese
by them in tie present bank. II s UNDERSTOOD t""t
The close Of its burmese the bank viii divide surp.
Of sbort q T. cent making, with the regular CIV "e'~
Of y cent. - V csLt. -
The business of the Clearing House was s%''",,'
The Fulton Bank has declared semi-annusA o's~
dtnd offs y cent, payable Nov. ].
The steamer to day took ~, 663 IN specse' -
In relation 10 the suspension Of tie Bank Of fr0~
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

OCTOBER I5.-Ald. Fox, President protein.
Eioci10n iAu0Rgcmchts.-JOh Murdoch was ap-
the Eleventh Ward. VIM. Tookcr, in the lXth Dis
trict of the Fifteenth Ward. Geo. w. Badger in the
LIST District of the Tenth Ward WIN. H. Smith, in
the With District of the Fifth Ward. Gerard a. limp
son, Ist District of the Second Ward.
A resolution came from the Councilman to change
the polls from the corner of Fourth avenue and Eighty
sixth street. to the corner of Third and Eighty
second street more convenient place.
Aid HERHICK opposed this the he tel where the polls
had been held was respectable place. and kept by
good constituent of his; good Democrat.
Aid. BRIGGS hoped the Board would have an eye to
The location of thee polls there fear of many of
them being fixed al quarters where suing and Illegal
voting could be carried on with impunity. Care should
be taken that the polls be stationed in respectable To-
caites, the premises of good Americans and where
citizens might all vote with safety Pennsylvania ne
was satisfied, carried by the Democratic party by
suipg and the usual California system. There were,
Le was informed, 10000 Illegal votes poed In that
State yesterday. and he hoped the election arrange
ments here would be such as would give each party
fair chance.
Aid. TuckEH said he was waited upon by n half
dozen citizens of the Nineteenth Ward today and re-
quested To have the poll in question moved. These
citizens could not apply to AID ilerI1ck IA he WAS
opposed 10 the removal The motel IN question, ne
w6s Informed, low runl-hole, aud unit for the
purpOsts of fair election.
AID NOokHIs was opporod TO any OF the polls being
located in pOrer.houscs.
AID CLANCY was sorry To hear Aid. Briggs getting
up political difference in the Board. He hoped the
Alderman ofthe Nineteenth Ward would be allowed 10
have the poll remain as it had been.
The resolution 10 remove was submitted and con-
cured in. ..
Commissioners of DccdS.-Ald. BRIGGS submitted
the report for the appointment and reappolnmcnt of
Commissioners OF Deeds and wished to have it acted
upon tonight.
Aid. nERpIcK objected, and the paper was made
the special order for Monday.
Cdmmvnications-Fro Joseph $. Taylor, Street
Commissioner, nominating VIM. Black as City Sur
ycvor which was confirmed From Geo. w. Purser,
Corporation Attorney, giving statement of the
moneys paid into his bureau for the months Of August
and September. The amount in August was Sl2l 81,
End M September sl69 ~. Tbis is for hnc- for the
violation of city ordinances. Ordered on file. -,
SIGN PGiHubg.-A report came from the Council
men 10 place street signs and number streets, by the
Street Commissioner, where necessary.
AID VooRHIs denOunc, d this As a vile scheme TO IN
cur heavy expense TO the city, and to give certain
parties fat jobs
AID Ely moved 10 postpone it to the first Monday
in January. Carried. The 30 nd adjourned to Friday.
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ADVERTISEMENT
TpITU MIFsT AND WILL PREVAIL.

IT IS TRVE-Thai CHARLES ID FREDslcks WAS the uf'' 70
introduce the life sire PHoToGRPHs IN this country a.
IT is TRur-1hs CHARLES D. FREDRicks bJ means Of M
FstAb.hent has the service OF the only corps
French seu. employed Ia this county tof
cooriug Of PHuroesAFBs in OIL Pastel and Aqusieiie
IL /, TRvE-Tbat CHARLES d. FREDICks las removed hs
PHo1ocHAFHiC DEPAkTnEsTs and has PAIisisn nTts 20 ~
new sld model establishment No. SIS Broadway and cons
ouety further with the OLD place OF oua
In IS TsUr-Ths nstor in this city are rev endeN
orng "a the public beye h,t they have superior hs
many other for competing with tho ~ok dooo
By CHAkLEs D. FRIDRICKs, but ~ a.,
IRurH NUsI PREvsL-lt only necessary that the Purr
should see and judge br Themselves
CHAELEs ID. PRgDRIcks,
L.;e GURslT FREDKIcks
Pho,NrspLie. Daguerrean and AnbroJpe Gsile1es -,
No. as Broadway opposite Metropolitan ho'eA
NB-Reoep,oa and Operating Rooms Oh the hrs noof
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE.


Tie British and North American Royal mail steam
ship Africa Capt Shannon for Liverpool, sailed from
this port at halfpast . o'clock yesterday morning.
She took out IS passengers and 1874 sec 10 in specie
On freight
THy L. ;. STEAMER ARCTIC.
The Arctic, which arrived at the Navy Yard on
Tuesday has sounded the Atlantic all the way across
finding the greatest depth 900 fathoms more than
two mles). II was not accomplished without difficult
ties as many of the Instruments used in
ventions The bed of the ocean, in the section trav.
ersed by the Arctic is plateau, already announced
by Capt. Bergman, who had twice before sounded
across the Atlantic The bottom in the deepest part
a very fine mud, of mouse-gray color soft that
the sounding instrum ents frequently sank several feet
into the mud. They brought up specimens of the bot
tom at every sounding III quits which were attached
10 the end of the sounding instrument. Towardi the
shores on each side this mud changes into fine green
ooze. No other substances were met with, no rock,
nor AZ thing that might prove fatal to telegraph WIRE
There sccms TO be now nothing TO hinder the great
work To unite Europe and AmeTl;s 10y means Oi tee-
prarh wire an undertaking Grand that fe~ thought
Il possible. Tie whole distance across VA found to
be $40 sea miles, from 81. John, n. f., to alcnta
Harbor Ireland The greatest d pth was found nearly
in the center between these two places The profile OF
the Atlantic bed, tins route, IL of by tar easier
grade than many of railroad protles. The officers
who accompanied Capt. o. H. Berryman were; Lieut.;
j. g. Strain Acting Master }. q. Mitchell, Passed
Midshlman c. I. Thomas, Engineers IL. Newell, l..
" lila Draught,m man A. Won Buick.
LAUSCHED.
ON Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock Mr.. VIM. ii.
Webb launched from his yard foot of Seventh street.
T.. r. a medium cippei-Ship called the Uncowsh.
She is built of live oak, and registers go tuns
Length op deck 10 feet; beam. 30 feet; depth OF
bold, ~ feet She is owned BY Messrs. Wakeman,
Dimop a Co., and will run in the East India trade,
commanded by Capt n. Kirby.
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BOARD OF COUNCMMEN.

"WEDNESDAY, Oct lJ.-lhe Board met TINS c'"hinS'
BENJAMiN r. PISCkSXY, esq, IN the Chaif, ana
A resolution from the Board of Aldermen, in favor
of dividing the Firs Election District, Seventh Ward
caused an animated debate, i'll which MessIs Gray and
Warner gave each other the lie. L; was lost Tor inc
want of constitutional vote. -,
The following Inspectors Of Election were appointed:
Geo. u. Gale. IVth District Filth Ward; Geo. W.
Badger Ist District, Tenth Ward.
The Ner CITY HaA.-The Board then went INTO
Committee of the Whole and took up the report OF inc
Con mite, in favor of concurrng with tho Board Of
Aldermen in adopting Buckman's plan for the New
Civ Hall. Pending the motion the COMMITTEE rose
and asked leave 10 sit again. Adjourned 10 FRIDAY
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

OCTOBTR I5.-SppcrvlsoT Ed TT ue O1al'' -
Pcs.ions-Of several parties for reduction ana cor
recon OF tax.
BHs-Of The Daily NelrS, ~? " tor advertising
jury Panel. Referred
or Jsmcs w Farr So 81 for extending the tax on
the books of the Ninth Ward. Ordered paid.i
OF ". L. Richardson, $l26 for arranging papers
OF the Court Of Common Pleas. Referred
Supervisor HERRicK moved TO make the adjournment
Mondsy
Supervisor TrcSrN opposed meeting so often it was
useless eApense-sn expense TO the city-erch mees,
inc, the members s. the printing, &C. So. He hoped
the Board ~ouid have Int meeting this month.
supervisor HERRICK spoke OF bills that should be
scn on by Monday OF Mr.. Rose for carpets, &c,
and was indignant at SuperS isor Tucker who charged
'lat The M lnbtrs met for the sake of the 81.
supervisor TuCErR responded, saying he meant
everything he ssd here and renewed his objection to
meeting, when it WA known there was 10 business
ready.
After further debate the Board adjourned to Monday.
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lAdverSseIEspt
AApk TuL Facts

hARh THk fACIS'
J 8pss1T'S estsklishuelt. No. $40 brosisS ,t..s
o; Leoaard the oldest and Gost extensive N tie oHe
Ssstea ,,.-.,.v 4.
GvsasT vss the first introduce The All Of Paoe'dAPS
this city
GrHsxr r-eea,y made impor.ns tsrso ~ and
uents i his establishment. ..hi.
GvRkky mas grrate< 6SlNiss for producing nhs
every branch heretofore be-L prodao-d IL thso
Ge As still his plo5 the beet o. ais oia
GVssxv hss recently added the above tA-eo'e~ wy
Of An,erlczn. French. and G~rtnAn artists orx D.. h
GtRNEV's coloret Photographs Of 81 sis~s hs" ''
eel b. appfves d they s..k for tcin c,I.A
6cRxtrsplaah rvto1chet Photographs wefe eo'''
80 cay artists and the be, judges ,..,,.S .,,--
GVxSsYs Daxserr-otypes universally p'os'S ~
nor PRODUCTIONS - - ..;u ,..p AMI
9th, artiss h the profession - -.,. ,,,d.csous
GVESIN received the only media fr rbvsosisf-~
the lse PsTis EKyosii0n-oonse9urnfil p,o,uxaaic
CrRsgv s4nds .; tie hesfof the world 70 sle fA'''
Ar , IL. h..,sss 90 suy
GUanEr 90. removed any branch OF ~ es'"e ~
part OF the city. ..,.Aisamsn. 10
GvskEv has no cornectioe with any o<sef e''>'%
6t,s,T .sad. personally ba. PATROLS I'D r''''-
done fsx the lxst sixteen jean .,,~aia A 4
GoaAEs vii b. hAPpy 70 ooannee -. ~,sa vssf
IN s.iL esaesvos 70 pi<as- ~ ~ MAJ agarsT
10 as PhDps,rSpaio PlAs Il Az r tSonesa t,x,sk
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ard The appropriation made Also an appropriation
o. sel - for ui nure for sob % No 30. aro s. 90
70 tot s1poftiorineHts 20 Cooperate Schools: atsa,
- ~ y icr mt, also s. 90 additional for Evening
81 COLI. also, 5000 for teachers salaries
lie PREsIDEST made communication to the Board.
submitting certain recommendations in gard 20 the
working Of the School s,stem. the bylaw, the Free
Acadeuy and Free Academy for girls the Sormal
Schoos &c, which were lnd the table to be printed.
Mr.. ktSNFr pse-ented the rep II Of the Faculty Of
TIE Frtc Acectniy, which wa ordered to be printed.
Mr.. PHILLIPS prc-cnted the annual estimate @! the
tlIhLce Comm-IiiDn. HE tnul- hrr az iOlluM-:
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PUBLIC MEETINGS..
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Commissioners of Health met yesterday after
noon pursuant to adjcurnment-IsAAc o. BARKER,
President, in the chair.
The following business was transacted
Application from the sbip Frigate Bird from Havana,
August s. with sugar and tobacco to proceed to the
city laid upon the table. Nearly all the
sick during the passage to this port
On motion, adjourned 10 the 10th inst.
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board met at the usual hour yesterday morning
Present-the Mayor and Aldermen Oakley, Walsh and
Shaw.
The Health Officer made no report this morning.
The Deputy Health Officer, DIR. Martindale did not
make his appearance i'll accordance with the citation
OF the Board. In consequence, the Board adjourned
until this morning, at O'Clock.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board net ye-,erdsy-the Hon. GrLIAS c.
VIKPLANCK presidIg.
Tie following communication was received from DR..
Hams:
To N, Cornf.sione,s If Es.igr0ff0r
GEsTLFNEN: No Of yellow fever nave ocen admitted
to The Marine Hosp's. during the past wees Fourteen pa
conysc.rent from the fever remain under Treatment
al but tAI,e Of BE- d.charsed within few days
- R..uectfully yoIr, ELISHA HARRIS
Physician Of Marine Hospital
Tie following reported by the Castle Garden
Committee adopted, and directed to be sent to the
Supelinto mt, 10 be carried out
fe.,l-d Ttst the Forwarding companies doing business
Castle Garden BE- required sbosh thr system Of issuing
ce1s for wherever this system 10 still in force
and that b,nevOh the tickets acy required the road D.
issued directly 10 the psssengcfs the Emant L,nding
Depot 20 their destination.
The follow ing is the weekly statement
Number ercG arrived TO oct g. l0 sos
Number arrived since Oct l5 lG5.............. 4O9l
Tota. l1so
To ssue date III 92
1886. 1855.
Nun Der Of in institutions at Wards IsldHI 1850
Number IN Marine Hospita. ljl lfl
Total. ~ lfiol
Overdrsft Oh Bank January 1856 4bjDi VI
Since To Oct. 10. for Communication OF - .
p.,.u,. .Iao al, II
Disbursements. per previous - - -
tbf>jI 'e--Ioiool D"
Overdrst. ........'..'.''.''' eO"o -
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Cross OUTRAGE ~ BRoADwAT-NOT A PoLIcgEAs
81, s,cur-Ye-terday afternoos h vibrant in Brosdway
onnc.i:e the Museum cf open, and the water
aovjrr ,herefrom after being thoroughly mixed With
the mud settled in pools in the pavement and gutter
Two If the ruffianly, banished Caiforniaos and
dnk,p Hiberuian procured an oil broom, and satur-
strc +, in the Iaud and water, amused themselves by
h..ree,g the dresses Of almost every lady and gen
,lemsn passing that way. Several costly garments
were pesry ruined by these malicious scoundrels who
c,,rred in their yairoas for nearly half an
bour without the least molestaton the par Of the
Police. Search was made by several indignant citizens
for MAYOR Woods Gull luminaries, but not single
"s,sr" was TO be found in the neighborhood. 1t is
believed that the perpetrators of this gross outrage
were se IN bv the Police Who, knowing the offenders
dare nt arrest them and therefore purposey kept out
Of the wav. After the brutal fellows had exhausted
themselves in their malicious efforts to destroy the
greatest amount Of rich clothing possible they Jumped
INTO stage and rode of up town. Directly aftrrward
nleptv of Policemen to be u the vicinity of
tie Museum.
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large rrmber OF the fine ods OF tie deceased The
rmain- OF those whose friend. desire it all be r.
.nt,iIed IN Maehpciah Cemetery, at Ne~-D l-hsn.
tbrte ind halt miles from Hoboken. Those having
prrvts in the Forty fnt street bury ing ground will be
i.u.y;d,d with others hi the Machpelsh Cemetery
vitI cut charge. Tie work Of removal will commence
Today.
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Advtrflss uSut
OCT pR D h d,
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

THr TESTIMONIAL TO MAYOR H,IL.-The Com
mttee of citizens having the matter Of procuring tes
,imou.a for May Hall under consideration assembled
at the Parker Institute Tuesday evening but not
having decded upon the character Of the present, al
iourned for one week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16

NJ Thomas Couture, the eminent historical painter
has ust fpished series Of mural pctares 10 the
Chapel Of the Virgin in the Church of St. Eu'lache,
., Paris which il is said will form At once new era
d mural painting and in the nenown Of the artist The
Principal subject Of these pictures is Of cousse the
Virgin. The critics speak in praise..c their wonderful
h'nQisacy sad loyeliness Of color.
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ADVERTISEMENT
DRIED" AT BARUNM'S MUSEUM TONIGHT

Gen Tom Thumb on stage Gen Tom Thumb In character
part Gen. Tom the comicsl little Tom IT. M, u9'ely
&bst treat Mis- Stoves DRED has been espa!ly drama
tired BY H. j. Conway Il the Museum and TONIGHT on the
occs. Of ia ir.f production body will rush witness
it, Tie scenery said to be beautiful the piece 10 thru
ina company able and above all, there Tom
Tlumb-Gon Tom Thumb. 90 and SEE H. 90 and see ~
Ton Thumb app, also TINS AFTERsooN
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Advertisement

(Adveriisemen'-I ~
THE AUBIN GAS WORKS - Generating Uss
aid dust oil. seed castor Do @'
C.H be seen il operation il the
CRYSTAL PALACE,
Where they supply enc hundred burners
Otc.. Of th' Company with .u
Ae.sra H. O HAwLEY Co, ADAM
No $50 Brosdvsy Y
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A resolution in relation 10 building school accOmnO-
detiops in the Fourth Ward referred 10 the Com
mi,toe on Sites and SChool-Houses.
cOmmuI cation was received from Paul n Eub6s,
ESQ., Superintendent Of Public Instruction, California,
dated at Bepcia complaining that the name and az.
tbority of the Office OF the Board is used for political
purpctes The matter retired 10 the Committee
on Correspondence.
Several minor matters were referred and the Board
adjourned
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FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETY sREPORT

Dr. Robe reports Hannah Weeks, as still quite sick,
Mr.. Brennan something better, all Others GONZALES
cent.
No new cases.
No new cases in the Military Hospital
II is hoped that absent citizens will not attempt
TO return until it is announced that black frost has
occurred here when only they can return in perfect
safety.
Fot HemaeH, Oct. 15 1856, 81 a.
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CHEF OF Police REruksS.-Durrg the quarter
81 ding I,t lust the whole of made 25'j
b, al utrass Of The previous qnsr'er LISA persons
v,r accommodated with lodgings u the different station
h,... IN children restored 10 their parent, the
p, Ice exnrushed p mrs, persons rescued from
.rrr md sls taken from lodger, and drunken
r.rsou. Al d restored them.
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evc' ibr Oct 3 ~ the R'v c. j. Bi-gy,i, MI John X
Val isih Or 20 EiiA Jlue CoNins both q NtS Bridge
WARM R-LFF-A' syra~use w,dnesdsy De-. IS BY The
hty hr Cntclr Clsfir. Warner OF PhlsSoipsi. 10
Me- su.si ush!sr Of " "a. Elliott Lac, eco.
y
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Ticre e a very spirited bust Of Colonel Fremont a
,be CRYSTAL Palace. II is BY Mr.. Innis, sculptor
rev il this country. Colonel Fremont i represented
n military cloak, while bis collar open in back woods
.t,le. dpiays bis ned. The effect Of the bus, i,
sdp,,abl-.
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The First Company Of the Seventh Regiment Ma
,;opa Guard held al election for Captain on Iuesda,
.v,,ipe. the 18th inst, when Lieut-CommandnS
=. B.psel was unanimously elected.
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NEWJERSEY I1E-HS.

RrPrBLIcAN MEFrING-A regular meeting of the
Hudson County Republican Association Wa held .n
Tu,sdsy evening at the headquarters OF the Club in
jersey City. T.. Il Wakeman presided. Stewart l..
Woodiorth a Republican candidate for Assembly in
the Seventh Ward of New-lork made an eloquent
md effective speech, which elected earnest and pro-
Ion ged applause frequently from the audience. An
ADLER adde's has not been delivered before the Club
during the present AT its close the audience
srose and chceid be speaker and the candidates and
principles OF the Republican party Brief and p~rti
nj sJs eche. were then made by T. Il. Wakeman,
who spoke Of the local candidates, WIN. L Van Riper
Dr. Cox :. a. Hopk ns ii u. Crozier Col Spe Il and
David Gould. The meeting adjourned at ii o'clock
OPPosIsG CANDIDATFs Tho disaffected Democrs.s
in Hudson County met AT the City of Hudson on Tues
dsy evening ard nominated j. w. IIancox for State
Senator against G. v Clchener, and John Sturges for
Sheriff against n. b. Beatty, regular candidates.
Hrpsos COUNTY CouRTs-The Hudson County
Courts ore tngsgee upon the Civil Calendar YESTERDAY morn
us tie Grand Jury iuto Court With thyon bulls OF IN
dc'u er and gain returned the TO continue their
labor Instead Of being discharged expected the day pre-
viOus
Cry OFFIcyRs-Rohert Gilman reappO nted
Street Commissioner Of jersey City on Tuesday evening by the
Common Council eors, T. Cutter sPponted Collec
tors Of Arrears OF Taxes
Iarpe meeting Of German Republicans was held at
Wsrrenvle Somerset County on Friday evening whicn vi"
l. ll a. sd Lewis Gre OF Newark, and others An excel
lent spirit characterized he proceedings
The October term Of the Court of Chancery Of New
Jersey will commence On Tuesday of next week
Forty Know. Noinps of Newark withdrew from the
Od, ~ Monday desiring BE- free to vote for Fremont
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ARr.,i,s.Csorsp CIosrD-The Thru Reformed
Presbyterian Church. worshiplns IN "assn.! -
have decided to remove the romsins OF al PeisoA'
buried in their rave-,a ard In Fcry6rss 'tI~et, 1eA'
Hotb avenue. IN accordance With the request Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-16
CITY ITEMS.

THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLIcAs SosIsA-
TioN.-1he Republican Delegates to thls convention
met last nigh, at the Hotel Constant, md nominated
Henry Bertram, as candidate to represent the ILL.,
trict in the Assembly.