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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-05
A VOICE FROM ILLINOIS.
To Me Editor If The n. y. Tribune


SIR: desire to offer a suggestion to Republicans
after election 1t is good time to work and oil the
Clubs ought to continue tneir organization. We uuss
wnk or be lost as nation. The tune has gone by
when great men in high stations supplied the thought
and the policy of the people, and kept the eOvernmr mt
to the old landmarks. The People must become ac
quainted with the great principles of Government and
constitutional law. A great deal has been accom-
plsbed in the ibOt canvass. There has been large
diffusion OF bnO~ ledge but ward The cooc'uion
would hes ihs facts and principles, because they
tsaw pan tran lnfert nee TO follow; nov, they can
DOT ray il Is for effect" Let every Club prepare It
sef to keep its Deigbborhooa fully posted 10 regard
the action Of parties in Congress. Where there is a
LibIaIy Association which Cap be made Of let it.
OPEN r+ndiDe-Ieom ere The Leading papers OF tue
country nay be consulted AID let il be sup lied tar
possible with all The historic authorities r,speclog
orr ubc affairs BE prepared TO settle every qaes
ton bv appeal t. undispu'-d authority. Obtain lee
tu'te The Coz sttution and its safeu Mds Of personal
liberty
The Constitution in i words 10 plain and ineligible, and
f. cant 'or he homehred unsophsticsed Understandings
Of our fellow -citz, ps DALLAS.
Lei the pe. PIE o,cu-s IT, II other pire, will par.
tci pate III Il . discussions, 80 much the better Ou's
IL the party Of the CODsttutinn and We ask no other
I mi ttan ia have lis principles carried out.
IL regard 10 the ciIcu alton of eches made In Con-
gress, ought to be rome more Efficient alton
Than We had at be as Bes-ion. Ii was often month
ai'.' the de er, OF speech before could o, old RED
rot more than ha the pers would read it who
would to 70 il it had b. Gu ceived promptly a.
other news This merits attention aud ameudm-Lt
eff,r The only suggestion have: Let The TRIBUNE
i.sue rel ualy DUNG the session OF Congress, sup
plentn for such speeches shd docum ntay matter a.
ay find space III the regular Issues Let tue Clubs
for tbs in advance suficent numbers for
general dist bution. Who has better plan, let him
give il ,
Lastly, let every engage not In a spasmodic ef
fIt for sngIe election, bat 10 life ons labor to
an. f,f,e n
Sham Democrus ork always upon the pr~judicee and
self Liners of en- let true Republicans work as as
sidn usy the oifTusi Of kno sedge and the main
iepsnce Of the true principles Of government And
let them also IKE themselves ub in breaking mp the
pow of patronage which the Democratic parry make
Use of 10 every little fl. G which they comm sud
through greater numbers OF gre.ter unity. To this
eLd Ill gOoo men must take share OF the responsible
ty in seeing that clean tickets Vt pure mea are G.
fentsd to the people ev-y elcron such as ought Ia
be elected Let recognize. i, duty for ali good
men ~ att. nd tue NOmns'ing Conventions.
Yours for the Truth, HENRY WING.
Coutnsriiie, Ill. Nov. 10 1856.
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POLITICAL PREACHING.

To tie Ed3er II The n. Y. Tstsss
SIR: OF served q communication in Tx TRIBUNE
Of the ed inst, in reference to q political sermon
preached by young clerg, man on Thanksgiving Day
In the Church Of the Ascension i heartily agree With
the author If that article in the strong and decided
copdeu nation he fas pronounced upon the unspeaks-
bic Inconsistency involved III adopting as a source Of
gratitude and praise the Of that goddess party
IL the STATE vho are pedged 10 sustain and extend the
sccurteo s,stem Of Slavery II Is to me msttsr o.
deep suipiise that minister of the Gospel go far
resist 'be buInh inspiration of Truth tn withhold
from al moti.e, his Indignant remon-trsoce Aus,
oppress on but hat he sio NJ forth its apollo
git r advocate, or make il. frau1ul-n tiulnpn
kround 'bsnb sgiviDg IA utterly AID forever naxpli-
cable II the sgtd c-rgyneo whom tie c,sction
vss mace TN that occasion h>ve grown gray and uirm
In . service ike ts. tirey Concur in the o,ini,a
also that the heroic euffe in are far bet
ter tntied TO assistance than they, and therefore
do moot coLscen,Ovsy decice to drop the ibclc sed
e5 a. . tbank-ohe'iDg in your box. There /.
one point, however, upon which l differ Fl IN YOUR
correspondent. He ssgeests that 1t 'he duty ofho.e
Who have u misfortune {, cit under sach mnisrsous
10 sbanooD them, and GO where they may hear the
truth in fs pnr ty and fnne-s. But If they have
cev light this subject should they not rather re-
ain sDo shed it sroupo IL the sphere in witch CID
tas place htmi If hypo,ri6cs co,too. oroh ere and
lin. ing pal ticans have suco ed ID 10 putting Q
u, en- gss into the mo0sh OF their cerR ymau or
draw ps vail If soph stry over his eyes, shall they
hearit.siy leave hin 10 suffer bitterly p~rhap. t.
pei isb lib his flock aud ra,ter stand bS him IN his
b, ur ~ n, ed aud put fr'b every .' Ia deliver him
from hi oisg uis. but fa'4 tnemi,s II of rue
"a II and an est TAI h would mslDail thsir ground
and battle With error In tbir Own inclosVes. III.
BY b. AIDED pons,ar would speedily b. level T. the
{ ust. For myself, l am resolved 10 Iem,in where
nm. l believe that my citrgy Is gooi
NE Wfsnt, LIBERAL dsvout and bly, man. Hi
opinion on the .uhject slavery AMI he out. of the
e. u'cb and Ne m,nisers re~ps cling It, do bot ksos.
Addressed isisr Of iaq.y " bun shsrt tias sso,
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THE PROPERTY TEST.
n ne ESiso, Of TIE ~ Y. ryibuss.

~ ne Editor ~ TIE ". y. Tytbpas.
Sir am not DOE that would ask or expect too
much Of our good Republican Legislature at Albany
tbi- Winter but do hope in all honesty and out Of
.pect to themselves and State that their first act viii
be TO blot out that stain up.n the Statute Bvoks at
New York-requirng oolored persons to be sesed with
600 worth Of real e-tse, without which they are not
and cannot be wholly cuiztn-snd pass ao act enab
ling the colored man to become I'LL upon the
same terms and conditions other people 1t is higa
time that the free North shoud recognize thoee VINO
born on her sol st Lat citizens U and
thur protect ih N from bei3g kidnapped AID dragged
into Al d cold into Slavery. es.a.
G. N R. seeIs ~ be ignorant of the fact that
the Legislature has no power to do what he sug.
gets. The inv'oious clauie be objects to i. part
If our State Constitution, and no Legislature saa
repeal it. We opposed 1t when last adopted streou-
ousy, but in VAN. We condemn It now, but des-
pair Of its overthrow t 3D.
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DnhosD CUT DIAHoHD.-One Melvin Power Ees
in Ontario Jau Awaiting trial an indictment for
frsery. He ives . niIkman, STOCK gro yer farmer,
sptcuisfor, sbd grand rural operator generally 60
sss'S be u n sA. .ssn
nj Us poies and scceptsnces. rumor has lately ob
taireo among bis vc'ms that in the particular o4ses
on which b. is 70 be trHd his A~yer will plead usury
ID The making and shaving Of the notes Snd fruits
the plea TO dTsg bis imperi~d client of the ia IS
OF jbrit Power is ssId to feed confident Of the 70
sulr Of this legal eating of dismoDds With diamonds
hat be ire,'s with scorn offers Of composition.
Hen SsLIs-Op Monday last soart day, many
slaves wee sold at public sucfioc, and boaght eI.
,..r y, nsn as ss oSy about eighteen
ten eel tr $685. hrle negro gil also sold fR no
ward Of eco. AL Of there .s~s We consider enor-
norsly high. 'W~reAtoB Val WIZ.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY Dec. 4-Ab. BARKER Pre<t3ss& -
TIE Joseph Walker Contract. -Resolstssn n r.,
VooRBis .-.,a -
gho,a, His Honor the Mayor did on the isel M -
q. srp.us ny arerr-po~ pases 81 and VI De
b- ~ the Con utse Va 'esnn 10 the removal ~ tss n.y.
tie hip Jossph ~slkrr. foslo~s: IL sm ~hss :
sood sny mercy Al the city Will lose By any "a ~
while kiyor ~b.ie assume the responsibility, ssi
til. Mayor vi en- he ds assume the one nAn pos~ 81
Hh,r6a l. IL due 10 the public thar theJ shoah b hiu
wl.,ber not'h- city has ever been indeanssd ydss
to lie treasury or QUIT Of the removal Of aid vssi s
Rs.oir>d That the Contro.r inform tbs Bosa vhss~se
the an oup' sussns. account Of the removal Of ~
W. Bridge sfr,et Ftrry-Alderman srfrn do y
Wh~ea. The Controller in bis recent .iv,..rsai
sale of The Bridge Ferry frsnehs. had addp
p. Gss1r 1 ssY he cSS p1o. Be- sa;Soa -
III. ,sls Of Ferry franchise for the term Of Ten ea6
foot Of Jsctson street to Hudson svsnae. ~
l,s" stricken out, and the resolution was asssss,
sdop'sd. .,, W
called up the report c"ncurrins With the Coinsimsn
n. city into Contract Dtrcts and sdverts bf Tns
from resp psb parties to clean the streets In seeerdA Nj
ALDEN an "a supported che contract system u -
economical ard the only authorized under the sAssa
Tie report wss ssepuousy opposed by Alderman CtxG,
~io dem unced the ,ysirn = faiiure IN th. city. p
A0sr o, bs,e lost for want Of consttuiona vss "a
then recoD,id~red and laid on the table.
Blomingdde Road.-Repor OF the Committee y
Road, concurrps work Broadway from ManhsAA sfes
One Hundred AID Thhty'third street s'sn",
Ad.Pted -
eopcufred 10 unanimously svpe the President Of thu
and ihe President Of the Counclmen each ecos Tor ee
Tsrpk,n. Ma, ko-A report came mp to eouhrut
con rec Theodore Hunt build Tomphns nsfhct Of ~
the sum Of sis5, H. Adopted -
The rtt,foy L'ns The rec ovt II favor OF chan<4
the exterior line of The city tho East River ode vs
,cated ana ordered printed. Adjourned to Monday.
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF sUpERvIsORS

Iti' body u.t at the County Jail on wedpcty
ahel noon Mr. BRAISrsD, the Prssideot, In the -
Mr.. HEsRr A. MOORE prevented bis rs.igusies !.
Cog ns'Lsr Of Reoores, and Mr.. JoHS A. Lorr 9ys>
10 q the vacancy. 'iL
A ~ communication was received from Z. ID. Cows
Cry Juese 1k,ps for Grspd Jur, room. and uesssag
ne Ass~sso's loom b. divided for thu Isrpose bns ~
nei nj capacity TO accommodate both. Referred
con utDGsti'b va received from JvHS A. uiI.
Ton, oh.rrs cents dsv for ali prisoners IN the Pese
'eI there Tor from 50 to 30 days and ~ per ~
seft for oves 20 osyshe Cour ~ stshs
ndtoc nouet prI'oners tbersfrom sod back; hs pdvs
continue tor ys with the right ~ The eoss
i've years. R.fiied. n.
pro, rinfips If $50 each yqre made Tor Ave pspA
a %. Safe idiot snd LuaUic Asyfhms.
Tie k,eItr Of The P-Dit. Utary reported EJ 49,
sis in The P.pirsLisry Of which IS were enAlss In
eonDht during he pss month. aud 81 were dieesss
L. tsisnte ssespd Jane last, has been reeSpsa0s -
sr,ins Cut Lis tim. -
An srims'eo cvcn,sion occurred upon restauss
offered BY Supervisor WALL, reduce The bad Of pns
IN the CuLiy jail from - ceDs paid, " 90"
dsy, TO tsbe o. CT let Of January. -
Supsrsi,or MULLiGsS spote against the resolotion ~
rrsins the skst prices Of PROVISIONS which were - =
'Lsn wear, ago coptrnde6 thss the ps. 800
l. sd ih'n IL should BE-, and shoala ms"
eIsS.d than dimipi-bsd
Supervisor ssIrs e.Dtended that sap's reaasnsss -
kvsr than hey isd b~sp and Ds Ano-d 30, -
He thought h ~s due 10 tho tnpuers 70 redsss dc -
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Zee Ne Committee IN the hnps n.
may e,snt POM essential rc6ef Dur tsakSc !.
R.o tie Countries took msssur-s ~ SSRy
eth every town N The State, and "A,
a. les'nn that ne tffosis xr rsrr Ss61SpA a
.ns ,In"1 y s ~ o. r''Hps inland
Tie Couuif'ee received many a., va 80.
ebatisslly fa,orfgs full rp~sl o. - ~. - :
IL n II ih"-e 1--we, while not ole vors - - Dc
ius'Ifcsfiop. They derive gree. >~-obC ~
The growing favor 9Th wbi-h thelr ehws.rsNSSs ~
srsliziDs 'sfrm are riWdsd ny q. 'ssS,ISsp
con MONT, sno hey cenco' bat rnsr.s. S<NS',
hope ard be'i-f ,hs' 700 will find !. As&SSHs
ssrst.b'e 10 sive the change =. A.. a..ssSNS Al
proyaI END support, ahen the su,i.c 49,
cot'ctrsi.n at the spp'oscains ss.sa.e -
la,Jie. NJ
CALEB BARsToIw, wIluAx.r
s sRfht fh IEhkY wALrEs s. cum ~
The Hoard siso adopted resolution. -
proposed repeal, and nst, uc,rg tie C,,,'ssssaNA
s"d c'p'.- Of the memorial 10 the ueeA ..
Legislature. Il
D,ono,d P,,f-Mr G W. Btrxr ...fU
recent ll,se. on Diamond REEF h,A ~, - ~,
tie lsst NO ,pg Of the Pilot c -mui.s;,...-ss
Committee ~ss sppoio'ed 10 corier vim - -
n,itt.e froD NE Chamber o. Commer, -. I
ject. Mr. Blunt stated rh.f be h ID psrr. ~ ~
81 owing that in iwo instsn 80 vetsls AsSrSM .
on The reef by b.ins forced oat Of The cAsps.ahs
OF hargte IN fnS Of efead ers which eee,>s,l
'bsp the entire width &C tie chsnoel besssss ~ ~,
ard Ccehties Reefs. through which vessssW ~
orsf and over us' pss.. He sl.o stated ~ ~
f.np's whcs hsd bstn made Ia blow no tie M q
left il In \ vorse emotion than hefge 'uu1SSsS.
face here il had once h. en- smooth, nov j>s~{So1
uneven, ripping up the NOTION Of every 49, r
came IN CONTACT ~ith it. The fist v,~sel tnovskS.
struck On the reef ~ the United States vs,.I ~
tnok ont y e Con m, ..ionsrs a. Frame 10 i5~ ~
tks, time large nuu bsr have struck y -, Spe
built ELI &c fsv. been of much larger drsA - =
lowing smorg may other vessels, have styvs ~ =
rect: chips London, Isssc Webb J. 4. Harm ~
oius, Crest Western, Diamond. u. = ship W.
ton Cor'ti'nt,on, Rsjahpoo', Arabia, Torasaa ~
prize, lsssc Virgin aoA Troy. Mr. Bnnt uo,s =
reference at the snhjsct to the u s,h"r Ccmoht, ~
Mr. DEhSIs. Vicr-Pres dent of the Au.p1s -
TD,urance Company. stated thai within the pas -
,hce v.se,s, the Isssc Wright Enterprise Mr.
be entire vslte If which together vito ,hsi g.
was $fc1 ,le7, bad struck upoo this ret sssSSSl
esnsse 10 the anopn, OF $5l ,00o, He hAAS[
tslin,ted by competent men that the entirs CO ~
rowing his ref would be SO 0c0 and the 49,
tma'. he bad ever fesrd wa- SIS 0O0-ks NJ
tbiid the suount OF loss to the Underwriters dgrSe
past month.
The matter YES referred to its appropriate o.
tee, and tt. Chamber adjourned. -
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SYAMES 8 HOLE.

To tie Edtssv sf The N. Y. TSsbsas
Sin: well remember visit of Capt Symmes to my
fs'he's hou,e about 30 years ago. He was an nteI.
gent man, who thought the ear,h hollow sphere With
openings at the poles The interior, "Symnes's II lie"
would thus be igbted from either pols Leary all
year, having two periods Of darkDees-n Mach aud
IL September. TIE climate would be mild and equabIe
he ~as, while Of my fatbers, and for longer time at
next Deghbors looking Jupiter and Saturn With
pocket telescope, and thought be perceived indcs
tops Of an opening in the "Synmess Holes of those
plaptts.
II 'be good Captain had known enough Of msthemst-
les be would have known that such hole would be I'M
ibhsbitsbe, for the 'imple that bodies would
have no weight In there man jumping up would
net fell back 10 the esrh but go Directly across the
boz lee would be moved in any direction 9th equal ia.
cty and would not " stay pat anywhere. r.H.
Nov 20
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SEWING MACHINES.
T, he Editsy Of The n. Y. Tribe

SIR: THIS lie essentially an age and country OF ma
cbib.ry. From the smalI.s piece of carpenering
work The stately sbp freishfed ny one OF our mer-
chabf princes, up To the machine by which bis CORE
,poI dtbc. il speedily copied machinery seen every
wh,re-at least wherever a an bear rule and mao
works No Query is raised because where ten clerks
or labcrers ro,mer required ons now does the
work of the ten. Man likes to be saved trouble, aud
be adt pts ma, hn.rv. How is it with woman 10
the DIN oct single path which mans noble generosity
his # 10 her bow In, Ii have been made To
tighten her toll! One, however, has az length been
iv.p 10 the void and, amid oil the "ppoeiti IN 1t has
u ct WITH. what blessing II has proved The Sc wing
Macbh has relieved many weary fiame-has saved
many poor ehrs liie-and by its genera use IN fan.
lilies, where formerly tie mother was almost the sole
tesmslress has, by .aving her time, restored that
mother to H. place she was so calculated to nit
namely ire companion Of her husband and the former
OF her childrens mil de-
Now though old not intend to say one word on
this subject when t,Ok up my pen, yet IS 1t ID writ
e will let il 60 that Is, If you, Mr.. Editor viii a.
low it, And now let me say what have to say:
have used Of these in my family for nearly year
and have found it such conf rt that am instantly
OF piled 10 for information the subject and feeling
bow much should have valued some guidance weea
was selecting mine will, with your permission, give
a few hints to guide those who, wishing to purchase
Of b.w idered bet seen the different kinds, do not
know what ore the great Requisites In Sewing ma
chine. have tried oil kinds, but am not going to
praise any particular one-merely to say on what
Points TO mist.
The great fear being that the work will rip either in
wa,hirg or stretching let the first be TO that
two spoos are used. One should be above and one
bel ". The under one should be carried by circular
needle round the thread Of tho upper SPOOL T's makes
every stit fest aid at the time % elastic that
il will and goad pull, and res ct the wear of the
wasb-tub quite well as any hsnd-rtitch. The next
thing IL to choose machine where the machinery Is
simple, heavy aud easily cleaned Lgot machinery is
taoly bent and put out of ORDER and Of coae o6ec
tiopsble Avoo having to re-wipd the cotton silk
a. iskss time, sDd prefer . large platform for the
work to lie CD to small me; aud think the work
rum esstr when at the eide than when 10 'front.' bat
this last s matter of TASTE II the other poiats
ATTENDED to, no disappointment viii folov the pur-
cbsse; ana certainly one who has ever tried it can
ia to appreciate the comfort arising from the posses
zion.
Ia the hope that these few lines may be useful
puioes TO my country women, l trust you will inseIt
Them, coming they do from the pen VI
N<v- Y,,k Nov ls56 AN EXPERIMENTALIST.
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NoPTUFRN PENNSYLVANIA.

=, "a. Educ, " Inc ". '. T'ovHs
SIR: otto. in The Pe"nsy'rnni0n ana o'her bu-
81 ansn paprs effort t" show that " aync County,
nav, e H.. "Olo TeIth Logon" as che has been
G. IL b, the Democratic party OF the ot"e-ga'e q
M, ;,,v for Buchanan. This il not &C. THESE are the
taCit: .,,
Esel susn u e,ssI liei-t had.''......''..2S1i
Tujor Lec'osl Ticket hsd................1S5
Fillmore rsisht" bad ......,.,......... 5I-4,TO'
Tins courtipg oil the votes pooled, he Union ticket
had fur noiruy But owing to the election returns
not n ing all legally made out, the return judges, who
make out the ffc'al vote of the county, threw out
,m. prt ~ tie Election Districts 10 Electors
az ted them OF to others, snd made ou' the IN
tis, cnuv,ss ar fill ct Harrisburg and in our county,
az lows: ~
Ru,halew, Blu bsnsr Eleetor. hsd. ..........".2&
Tue oihr RI buchanan Electors zach sd.''''''1 ~
ir,.I, Fremont Fl. ctoI. had. .;........2So4a
Grng ". BUCHANAN patty ODE E-c'or aud tue rrc
MOI pity - Electors ore b 267 m,jorty aud the
T. m.i,irg - each by 80 Dn ,rify. la the formation
of The Elect, raj Tket Ele;t,r ras cou'dered as
,ir VII aaay b, the arnDs egect; and Wayne Cpuuty,
b, ofc,ai csbvsss gave The remaining 20 Fren mt
D,oms nom 20 to 80 ,rsj Iit, loone Elect u Dis
trct the Election Bsrd count tn votes, d'd not
count The Dsue vi Fremont upon thu Eec Ora' Ticket
but my c,uDted - names OF The other 20 Fremont
T. .ccrs mode the return. 10 the vtiic al cnn-
ysss Pepnsy lvspi1 ubshet the, only give the
vot Bu kaew received 259; whereas, al the other
-"
difference OF E9. If like errors have been made in
o'b.r counties, their correction would place NJ. Blu.
chsnah in The minority in his O~D State His majority
il O, ly $50 in the State ON bis highest EIect r.
Sir, III. Republicans Of WH,ne do no, Ike this
effort Ia put ir Jpn Il Q r'cmd as having Endorsed
SIav ~ E1tDsiop, Border. Rufhan SUI, and, may be-
rvi, al If he SlveTrsde; aud what is more they
dtt1nir ed hereafter to nd"rss n" such doctrlaer.
You ~i AFRO notice that every Of the counties on
tie Mern b. uEdar, lie of the State, from the De'a
River to Lake Erie, gave Frenobt majority in
all Of IS 509 and that Of the cOuot 90 the
Tttern bouI Diary line of The State ave him m jortS
while Of the ten coubtie. the southern bound.
any lipe, adjoining Stare STATES gave Buchaaan a
majority.
i ventnre the assertion we have one Of the Oldest
Republicans living in couoty that is to be fJnnd IN
thu couI try, Nj. Greuel wb) is lo4 years old; "a
Yeas old when tbl Declaration of In1e IeDdeuce Was
s'sI 20; V tied for Washington has ever be n Demo-
crat voted for Fr.m, bid Freedom. VIII you please
nnseri This your valuable paper, that jn'tce nay be
cone 10 the Republicans Of Wayne sod that the
"OId T.n,h Legion may have the credit Of giving
one Of her five counter to Freedom.
Yours, uuy, r.
Hoaesddle, Nov. 90 lL56
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

WHDSrsDAT, Dec. 3-Ajd ELY Cbsbmau. Preoa1|
the Mayor, Recorder, and I'll twenty memberA
ApYo'n'men Of Tar Commission>r--Tbe MAys(
Offered resolution to resppoint VIM j. Psck Taz Conn
sioI ~.
The RECORDER offered resolution that Jossh VI
brwn be appointed Tx Commissioner for three yees IN ~
Of n j. r. ck, whose term expires January 1857 hsh
~. sd'P'.d BY vote Of Is to Alderman brovs ~
Bills or suDdry parties we're referred. OF ysssd
Tsyl'r eez5 Tor res furnished the Bosra % Csn
"a yss'e duri the late scssionon motiop Of Sspss
bEhhitK u wss order. paid .'.a.
Af.r The reference Of different paper. TO Csmnisss ~
BosId adjourn ed 10 Monday. .,tr