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The LATE CELEBRATION AT THE SLAsHEs-
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN WALL SrREEr.-Our We
nerable contemporary of the Courier and Esqli-
rer has worked himself into state of violent
excitement over the late democratic offerings
at Henry Clay's birthplace to the memory of
that great man. Says our venerable ally OF
Seward and Sewardism:-
These democrats, win hands ye. resking with the
aking of Of the Missouri compromise, pour ring out H.
bAtions to the honor Of Henry Clay These democratic
with lips yet hot and quveinS with voleys OF sectional
wrath working oil meilifuous csdenees in eulogy of
Henry Clay 1t IL bold to say the least Of it-bold IN
deed. But one can afford to be very bold with dead
hero. Had that hero been Irving in 1854 and in
the Senate Of the United states stephen Douglas would
have eares into the jaws Of destruction as have
faced Henry Clay with his proposition 70 male the eighth
section Of the act preparatory TO the admission OF Nilsson
n Into the Union imperative and void He would
have done IT, would not have been ia the power
ofpary to force him 70 bride him TO do it, To have
pocset would have made him tremble like sick girl.
Tasvs risen Ia his seat and presented that bill TO the
Serate would have been utterly out d his power Hi.
heart his head his tongue and his egs would have all
siieo him.
This beats the Tri5ane philosophers and their
strongest bathos and fustian against the Lit
tie Giant" but the climax ia still to come.
Read
1t only when the great Paciscasor was cold and
front and 90 act which should again unlooee the
Of sectional discord. IT oniy when Henry Clay
sumberirg beneath the sod that stephen DoueIas
with gall that sanders like mint dared 10 vent
contumely upon the Missouri compromise and scout ali
compromise He ana his coadiutor have done and are
sti doing these things. viii the pilgrimage the birth
place Of Henry Clay help them DO they think spot
TO be like the sanctuary Of old the precincts Of which
cpee reached, saved evil doers from justice, Gao tine
siasbos actually bes "city Of refuge" for oaenoers
Ike these2 We cont bel!evsh
This is bitter, and somewhat malicious We
had supposed that our venerable Contemporary
of Wall street, softened down by time, expe-
rience, reason and forgiving charity, had be-
come of late . model Of decorum,. Christian
meekne@ and magnanimity but when he
speaks of ga gall that coins SANDERS like
mint" we give him up in despair. Such is the
tenscity Of early habits and associations; and
such are the examples Of sswardism.
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Before Hon. Justice C.erks.

Before Hon. Juslce terke.
APRIL 17Eikh rs. The Aoyor, dc.-Ia this csss being
an action arising out Of the construction Of bukheads ia
the North river reported yesterday, the statement was
eric neous All the issues were found for the plaintiffs
by the jury and the verdict including interest amount
ed 10 $50 900 ~.
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PHIADNPH1A, April II, 1855.
The Baltics has had good effect all branches
Of business, except brsadstus which are heavy and
dropping Money is easier at rates. and the trans
actions in stocks In the street the sec md board
very large at improved prices generally. Trade Is
very bri and wharves prese an unusually active
appear ancs. Weather rainy, cold and cheerless.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April II, 1855.
Stocks steady Pepnsylvana Elves. s3 1s Reading
Railroad, 452s; Long Island, 11A; Morris Canal HS
Pennsylvania kailIoa 46A.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, April II, 1885.
At cattle market to-day $50 head Of beeves were
offer ed all OF which sold 1t average of 81 $I
net Good qualities maintained previous rates. but the
inferior declined considerably Hogs In light sup
ply, and the market was firm at So . IS so.
CBARIEsToS, April 16 1856.
Cotton firm. Tie sales to-day foot up 1000 bales
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The steam Frieate D1errim.c

HzIaIdUHT, ApfH tt 300.
The steam friRate Nerrimac will BE- at Annapolis ON
Friday and Saturday, and will be visited BY members OF
Congress- at the invitation of the Navy Department
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Mrs. GroRGAyA STUART LIAcH gives a concert 1t Hope
Chapel this evening. She is very promsir vocalist
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EHIRTY-rOUMTn CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, April II, 1856.
Tur CnnI m rp AM

Senate.
WASHINGTON, April Il, 1856
THE cooIIE TRADE.
Mr.. SUMNER, (nigger worshipper) Of Mass, made mo-
tion that the Committee Commerce be directed 70
inquire into the character Of the commerce known
the Cooe trade by which large numbers Of the Chinese
are transported from their native country in
American ships, alleged contracts for
vice in distant places. Also, to ascertain II the
same not conducted In violation Of existing
treaty with China and consider any legislation is expe
den. with view to the prohibition of this
to abuses incident thereto board Of American
ships or to extend to 1t the provisions and penalties OF
the recent act of Congress regulating the transportation
of passengers in American vsssels.
BOUNTY BILL.
The Senate then resumed the consideration of the
Bounty Land BILL but without disposng of It adjourned
House o1 Representatives..
WASHINGTON, April II, 1855.
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS CALLED FOR.
On motion Of Mr. PRINGIE (nigger worshipper) Of New
York, the President requested to have prepared
statements showing the appropriations made during
each session Of the last three Congresses particu
larry distir gushing those made on the recommends
ton Of the President heads of departments and chiefs
of bureaus likewise what expenditures made during
the PERIOD and whether decations have occurred
and II SO, TO what amount.
TIE FoRTTy1CATIoS BILL.
The Senate's Fertilization bill was then tabled BY
large majority, the ground that IL improperly orgi-
mated in that body.
THE DEFICIENCY BILL.
The consideration of the Deficiency bill WAS resumed
and debated till the adjournment.
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From Boston.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
THE WEATHER, ETC.
BosToN, April IT, 1856.
In the Senate to-day bill reported Incorporating
Wm Appleton ESQ., and others, the Globe Insurance
Company, with capital Of million dollars.
minority report presented from the Committee
on the Liquor Law, comprising twelve sections. The
second section empowers the town and city authorities
to license persons of good moral character sell pure
liquors, and to revoke their licenses at pleasure.
The weather is warm and It is raining this evening
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United states supreme court.

United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, April II, 1856.
No. 82-Argument concluded by Mr. Ysrger for the
appellants.
No. S7.-Ricbard d Wood ct al vs.. Alex. c. Davis
argued by Messrs Campbell and Browning for the appel
iants, and by Mr.. Carlisle for the appellee.
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der Of Justus nathews.
New HAVEN, April II, 1856.
The jury, in the trial Of Samuel Sly, Widow wakeman
and Thankful Hersey, for the murder Of Jusua W. Mat
thews, this afternoon returned verdict of not guilty
on the role ground of insanity. The parties were all
tried indictment. The result was generally anti
cjpated.
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Our Niearagus Correspondence.

y
Lar nDar cal sysem the ncusons Of Cabinet be-
come fit subject for contempt.
81 have just been informed by Col whesler that
acquaptnR him that tho utmost alarm prevails through
that region Of the country In regard to Walkers
naa Is terrifying itself in anticipation of his advance
have Ictling ee 10 acd from this quarter but that
leo Minnie rifles are said TO be now on shsir way up
be retsi ned by the Transit Company in his old pacs
general seent for the inland route Finally as these
place there will be additonai news Of the movements Of
The troops unc or Col. Schlsssngers command shs
guest gentleman at that pace by Eos 70 forward you
with this such subsequent information - he CON-
naDd at the latest hour, from that place.
An Election 20 he Heid-,rhe War with Costa
Rica-The Justification of that Republic.
We translate the sutjoned DEGREES Of the Provisional
government of Nicaragua
REPUBLIC OF NICARAGUA MINISTRY on GOVERNMENT,
GRANADA March H. 1866.
The following decree has been issued by tho Provisional
President Of TIE republic
Considering that the republic should not remain any
longer without the iunctioLary who, according the
contribution Of 1883, which S still valid TO exercise
year without the Legislative Chambers beiag oonyoked:
considering tba. tie circumstances which rendered ne
cssssy an s ere no obstacle TO tbs eo
sovereignty by tho sacred act Of eIectDg and installing
their representatives in this republic It being in con,
10 nifty with the spirit Of the treaty OF I'd OCTOBER last
year. that in proceeding to the elections 1t be done in
with tho said constitutions considering that
by article sixty three OF the fundamental Law even with
ont previous letter Of convocaon the act of peri,
cal constitutional election valid contderinQ that
alrescy some time has elapsed without this act having
place in conformity with the advice Of the entire
Council cf Ministers, 1t Is decreed:-
Article l. The people Of the republic oonvoAed 10
proceed in conformity with the Law Of the 10th Of Deem
ber 1885, to the election OF all Deputies Senator's and
the Supreme Director. under the notifications indicated
by the article 2 and 3.
Art. q The primary elections win take place on the
secopd Sunday Of the month Of APRIL those Of the dis
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over expe,.. SO, isV,s35 $6a,0iSaso s., 800, 81
The above returns exhibit in both the imports anu
exports much larger foreign trade this year than
in either Of the previous two. The balance agains
us up to the ist Of November this year Is aboui
thirty millions greater than to the same date lasr
year, and about nine millions greater than to the
same date in 1854. The total importation for DC,
this year shows falling of compared with an
previous month. The month OF November may 10
comparatively small, but we look for considerable
activity in December, and large importations from
that time out 10 the close OF another season.
The State Of Texas presents . state Of financial
prosperity rarely shown. The receipts for the two
years, including the means on hand in October
1862 were "a 522 900, and the expenditures ~ 1907
600, leaving balance In the treasury Of 81 SIS O0a
The amount Of Special School Fund is 81, 2al ,0ea
and Of General School Fund $4,000. The Comp
troller recommends that the balance Of the Reyenae
Dept" be discharged, when, he says, I've would
then present condition, as regards our finances
which few States Of the Union could exhbit-a gov
eminent out OF debt, with surplus Of over mil
hon Of dollars in the treasury permanent per
cent School Fund Of ten millions Of doars--au unap-
proprated public domain. estimated at one hundred
million acres, which, II judiciously used would sub
serve all the purposes Of internal improvements r.,
quired by the State, and a tax lighter than Is I'm
posed on any other people, and which is adequate
10 al the wants Of the government The aggre
gate amount Of taxable property Ia very neari,
$3.50 900 900, being increase of s22 900 over
the previous year.
The value Of merchandise imported into the por,
Of Montreal for the years ending Oct. 9, 1855 and
ls56, was as follows
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: INANCIAL AND CONNER clAL
M ON r. " M A n X T. n
WEDNESDAY, Nov. Sc I

WEDNESDAY, Nov. Sc r. NJ
The upward tendency Of prioes still continues.
The market not cnly advanced this morning, but
was quite buoyant nr the cloee. At the first board
Cumberland Coal advanced l per cent; Clevcl,nd
and Pittssurg, Il Michigan Central, A.; Michi
gan Southern, 4; Chicago and Rosk Island, La
Crosse ard Milwaukee, "a. New York Contra,
eclined 4 per cent; Erie, 4. There were very
large operations in all the leading railroad stocks
particularly in Cleveland and Toledo. Michigan
Southern was quite active, and closed firm at
cur quotations. The receipts Of this company
or October were large. Chicago and Rock leland
wac in demand today, and advanced ropidly.
There IL another upward movement going on Ia
La Crosse and Mii~sukie. There was small s.le
lids morning at 10 per cent cash. Aftescarl. II
caeh asked, and rs buyer 60 days. ualena
ard Chicago sold at loo cash, viii n il slight iu.
provment
After the adjournment OF The board the oliowiog
sales of stocks aud bonds were made at auotisn:--
slp,ftt JbsAso & Niss x "a mott, In. Haaei fss.s
a0tfNs Pais fre lusbtsice O.. ...............t ca
- Lonad brv ts uaacc %. ..... .......!3,
80 t@ncsn sUd \ nsoy Em rrad ....la,
~ lsufo "a - Hosiery - ............ So.
" Co ftSp'sre m'hips y, ....... 80
Albert H. Nicolsy's regular semi seekly Gu .t.cn
sale Of stocks and bonds win take place tomorrow
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The railroad travel at Chicago was pever 10 gres.
as at present. On the 3lst Of October the Galena
express train had six frs. class cars FULL the Chi
cago branch train ose less, and the Michigan Cen
trail Raj road corresponding business The Illinois
Central Railroad at Dualeath continues very much
blocked up with the Accommodations OF freight, and
notice has been given that the company will not
agree 70 deliver goods in any certain time.
The Encyclopedia britannica furnishes q long
account Of the Bank Of France and ia workings
from which we CLEAN some facts of interest 70 the
general reader;-
,ssucc nctes the anoupt 10 0oo 5000 100 500
zoo end 100 itarps. me 400 trans
circulated ssin the ITO 'ranx 1sfs and
10 70 aud 5(Io faon have been ssuen rtscs tstS
.hcn are pa,s in sp'ce on dcnsnd by the holder
capta ~pOt eonsst, 1T ~ to rhnres NJ UU0 frnncs
making tois Oi ~ eca,ttU nhncs, 10 ensytvyed die
ropprg bus OF pscbause IN MAKING siraaes o. nos ey
in sovtinu sf~ar,,,es srn IN deposits of bullion
tor,gu soip Diamonds -har> pubic cowp>nes, tue
ratio al OF sf Der vct ses than yalde
Of ttoi,soc. ~ revived deposit an dscouot Tor
to,,y Nv. days d.cmna tom tbs a'o"ust ~ the
adssr, 81; toe aee~t NJ ~ ieenei day.
"a an ta,i 81 me dwc0u I.iu1W I. Toe payer OF
he barry 81 syAno. chiefly c'rrascs Ia PARE
and tbe neisntu hs~f Nc ci-isprc iron PARIS
A, notes rats ~ rkNvum at and ahslt
rr, ee.., a. my are not resolved "a p.ymsut Of
ARE. ar hse Guts ia ecspcrts. that remit
tsuces a. larf must tr rtfh ~hi n charge
q, I'VE per q ~ y ~ tas E-' psn: tuo dividend
q, ,ts psrs ,scn shave rss h.cs grty traces hall
,tsry 1T toe fhtr ~ st1 per cent per ananm. 1hs
p,,s u gtan.. 80 mn tifs or branch ranks Ia
Il, M tetuy tesufA u.s. a the prlnci.al rrios Of
t,sce The rsue ~ h. htsoGh bsnss wss limited 10
b,. .unared sbl nay i lians ~ frsnr. w aecyee Of
as he sssie ,be bs,k Mich ante eden, 10 IN =
:. c,te Lnr.r tito soserUucnt ~ Louis Phhppe hsd
risen bcc ia : came aepr-rated and fell TO
l2be sDcA az JsauasJ, lsel, 'hs~a osoas shsrs
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Canadian wss In limited request II about The sbove
quotations southern brands were In moderate Teqnsss
and corn cal were uscnsnssa. ' whess~ me market
wss easier and prices favored purchasers, especially on
NE lower grades The sses embraced about ", 900
on oOo buehes including fair 10 prime white CSnadan
ats 81. 81 es u 90; white Western 81 eex; 67o6
oosleIs Upper Lake rpring wheat sold At 81 a. and
cargo ut 81 az, and Milwsaxie olae at 81 a.
Corn The maI xet easier while gales were confined
to ABOUT 40 900 30 900 bushels 72c I24c. Rye
quiet a, sec. Soc 04ss were urn al 4ic . 45c. FOR
STATE, and at 4Ic ssc. Tor good wes,e,n
CorYE Sales we're confined 70 100 bags Rio NJ
i1c l1ho, snd 100 mas Java a, i4Ac t4hc.
ColTos -saes OF aboa. 800 bales were lnade, the
msrket 1T irregular quotations.
FpnGBrs 10 liverpool, about 30 900 bushels grain
reported, chiefly at W. Ia bags, wiln flour as
2s To Glasgow, about 900 bbs -four engaged at
&c. To London b 900 bbfs flour ENGAGED ~ 30. q
Is. Cd. There change In rsies 10 Hayre
FaUr-9s Of 500 boxes ~ layers ro.de ct
81 .b and 300 do. Nalsga ra's'rs at 81 -.
Hay Sales OF os0 ECO bales we're made at Soc
Hors.--The market was quiet at &C. 1o5sc., with q
fair inquiry from the trade
HIDES Tine mArxet continued to rule firm with sales
II Bnsnns Ayres arrive, 20 ios Al 2oc oiEo;o, 10
ibe 1t 2Sc dry ssltce ANanhams. % iJs.. al 2.Hc,
usual selection POI. au Plate IL 10 l0a ~ 2S<c re-
jecung wafer damaged rhe soos on uald was ~. SD
NAVAL SrvREs Spirits continued nrrn, st 4sc. sshc.
ana stOr. tine Common rosin dull and nomi.
GAL while cruda quiet
ons were without change a importsrca English and
Americsn hnseea wss a. issi Or ether descriptions
OF eli were u active.
Proyl-ioss --pork-rne marfet was dull and easter
~bi;e ta,es we confined 10 about 300 bots chiefly IN
los at 81 oI ,nsss anc prmea, SIS Beet vas steady
Snh saes Of $50 ECO b0s s5aST for co.atcy prime,
and 81 g. 50 a 50 so for So d. nstxed meas
at 80 aSh Gu. neae were aAi =. Z. Tlfe for shoui
rtyF, ard AZ 3se. ior Lord rsAi de- name.
anh ssisn 81 inr a 200 bcis l3c ,s)&s Buter
iair o.msno NJ lec e2c. for Onto ell isc 45c for
state. Cheer Ia fair request Sc 1oki.
RIcR - iha market ep'i at 10 4 SO.
TAIIow- Ssiss ~, 900 ,bs prime wests were male
at i2c a t2Ac csa6
SUGARs---1e sa.ee embracad aoont 500 600 bogs-
hesor nciuairg aoesneaoa sorto Roo, ia bond, st
sAc 50 d. CO. 10 bond, ~ 81sc,; auc 50 10 do duty
PAD, at exc; 100 bogsbsas Cuba Ia bono ~ 8sc a
TX ANA The remainder Stated Of gaoa mrsCovado,
cu,y Iai- 91 9Hc. ard sn.ll ,o og choice qua
ny stTa
spc.s--h 20 bags pe??e- were cold et laEc ami 10
cas.r nnmses at s7kn
rae Market cics cd ~ ermr raes with ss,es
of q barr riP NJ t3h o Sac
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we're quoted u 8lo0 francs. In August 1850 the
Of France authorized 70 s pay me0s In spe
cis decree Of the l2h OF August, 1850, suppressed
the o0uv fu Of the notes. and extended the circuanon
Thc& two DEGREES restored confidence, augmented by
the weekly publication Of the accounts Of the q ,ish
ment.
The New Orleans Delta of the 18th Of October,
says:--
Amo.g the passengers who arrived on the Calhoun
yesterday. were Col Samuel NJ Pratt the fehnAntepsc
pany's Superintendent OF The road, and w. L. Ken
DALI OK Pc tmaster Of ,hts city Col Pratt reports the
work to be In very steady state OF aud de-
sobes the country through which it passes As oas OF ms
mott cesrsh'e 70 reside IN in point OF situation soil and
ssubTisy u climate, which he has ever seen There are
about Two hundred aborers employed on the work, IN
der GOOD auspices for its early completion. Contrary 70
The experaion Of come tho kexicsns Ia the negabor
hood % the route are highly pleased vito the enterprise
and The civil ar military Authorities express desire 10
tte The work compeed and TO facilitate is construction
The shipments from the whole Cumberland coal
regi n for the month of October are az follows
BY Balun0ore ald Ohio Railroad, SO $40 tons; by Che
ssp6ske and Ohio Canal 20 OFT tsnsiota, I9t13 toos
There $40 bats doscepoed the canal for the month
rts canal continues In good order The shipments for
the wc,k epopg Nov. 1. follows: Shipped over
the Cpmnerona Cosl and Iron Companys railroad 6.Gpg
ioIs, over The Cumberland and Peunsy ,anl Rtroat
3 tS3 tons For the weoE ending Nov. l. over the
G.cRes Creek Coat and Iron Com pany's railroad o,35i
fops; Htmpebir Coal ana Iron Dompanv's rail
90, a3S There IS BOATS descended tho
psi fer the week, carrying 1889 tons Of coal
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Married.
1sros .oa Tuesday, Nov. 4. a. DR.

MAcDosAIp-ArDunsoN -Oa Tuesday, Nov. 4. at DR.
TsyIcr's NJ. RONALD nAcDoNIID, OF houtrea c. E. 10
Mrs. L. II a. ASpBssos this city.
II,rnovnI-0pr,ss On Tuesday evening Nov 4,
BY The Rev. Tncmas Hastings, Mr.. j G. LbnIsGWsLL 10
MIRA MANILA M 0RivFxS. all " this city.
Pnros-Rysrs.-oD Wednesday. Nov. 8. at IL n. by
The Rev Mr.. Bea-h, at the Methodist Episcopal church
Eighteen street, Mr.. RcHAsD PBIros 70 CArsA-
kypre, both Of THIS city
ctDRg-ASpxnsoS.-onr uesd day evening. Nov 4, by
The Few DR. John Thomson ~ the Grand street. Freshly
terrain church. M JAMES Mo(iBH Il tnis city, 10 Miss
HuKs, youpgsst daughter q James Anderson ForiAr
scotland.
Rooss-wXroS. On Tuesday evening Nov. T. 1t tho
Church OF tho Holy Apostles by the Raw r. r. How
land, rector, assSed By the Rev. q. Cor. Mr.. W.
". Roosn 10 Miss EvxIsE ASRlA, daughter Of William
II Walton, Esq, beth OF this city.
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to the char.
mncEIIAKEous MATTERS
remon.t -sucs was received from the Manhattan Gas
Light Co., sganst tho building OF a Ia Avenue o.
between fourteenth Fifteenth sIests--referrei. 50
vsrsi reports OF the Board Of Oouncsn c,naru'ug
roen,a 'or tagging streets &c. referred Ia
bssrd sgreed meet Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Fri
ea.s the OF the sess,on and that a1j,uru
n.nt Abs evening they me- ct Oh FRIDAY next ~ CON
municalnn non the Im ec'oss ~ he Aquednot soard
appears that hs IL, instant ther" was an nnespfnie
balance 81 sISo 900 IS to the crea OF tina lepirmea
ana S617 sl9 ~ in ,he bands Of the Cy Chamo rlan.
pamss Of Chahs street and Park Row TO Eas. Be .ad
way vas oppos,d sud neganved by vote OF lsn3.
Adjourned to Friday.
There was good deal Of routine business tranascyed
in the Board Of aermen last evening" but there seemed
TO be camper many oftbs ,ers consequence
Of no rsuIt Of the late eieonon sstore the bust
nes encei there faint effort at MARTY
amor gst those ,sat defeated TOE sspect of tae
Bead nom Japon,y, 1857, is decidedly democratic Five
hig sBd Knos Eo,bing members nave defcale l.
nemely--Ad.rman Fox OF the Seventh ward; Peter B.
Voorhs Of the Ninth; John Briggs Che orsiaai SAM
Of ire Thirteenth; the President M ssrks' he unsuc
cssfu candidate for Maver) Mr. Ely OF the seventeenth
AM Chsnman Of The Supervisors Alder nan Varan o
mccrat), twenty nrt ward, az aso de'ea,ed aud J.
Brwn. Of 'be rutl ward "a, mocra), Sho vas not
oicate gives pace 10 Alc wilson. The B)ard fro
I'M uftN Jan|ary, 1897, WI De compseo OF IOnr'bA"
democrats and sht wilgs renuo ieans. rnus
tuted the power ~hon hss been in ,hensn6s Of toe Wing
ara cs'eo re'ormors Tor q teE yaars past wlil o.
siclded ny the democrats Alderman Clancy, NJ n
sixth ward, eusy osbvassuy for tue co,t of efss
cent Tor the ensuing year apd has received ,nin,
promises Vii erpurs bs es ctoo Aide man Ely At
hntes bis defeat toa forged piacst wh,cn ,odus
iousy evacuated osghoui the Seventeenth ward
which ran thus
lake ths method Of Informing friends that have
Withdrawn the candidate election to
present position u hdernt Of me esentssa,h war3
Nathan q. htk.
Mr. Peter Cooper aud the Tologmsrs inllsnant,
offer amount ., dollars 10 ,iect Tie crger who has
thus trinea via Mr.. Ely r,crests
EOARp OF CouECILMENs
Nov 6-Pnrso aIt 10 adjournment, tns Board met las
evening, +. Finckney, Esq, presidiog After tho
cspon Of two un,mpo.tan. pcaiilas, the B1Ird
adjourned til Friday next, al O'Clock
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
N. G. Efy, Eq., Ia Inc char. mo Mayor, R.cGdef
and other members abecnt Several petiaous 10
the remission Of taxes and small oia received
referred; anoDgss which the bill OF Mr. Jlsilc
Gould for Si10 for rendered In .ns Slaren,
Court OF this city, from October 10, to Nogensef 3.
CoMPEs saTioN TO PoIicE Jusucs. The COMMITTEES o.
Criminal Courts ported 10 avrr OF paying Justios Pear
81 2s3 Tor services rendered during the absence
Jusuce BIS art
On rcuon of supervisor Tucker, the report
ID by substituting she gum OF $780, wnoa was carmel
amended.
Adjourned 10 Monday next at 4 o'clock.