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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

UNoR nnLBoURrk, AUSTRALIA AHaARou LEA
eA.ryins fr.ss, fov sydneL eeeons ssd Ad.lsds-
v Angus psct: for rsursday. August % he eleeso
elppes shp wAvnkLnr, Oafhe commando. vi have vi
kev appointed dsy. Her scemmodaops unea nslec
tor comfort and convenience and Requested
sxasane for themselves on Board 81 ptee 10 l river Yg
srna q fretght O Passass Apply MAILLps Lonp
HIL.TOT. in Penylg traeN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

EyONsfABLHs sALB.-BYvIRfUE OF AN EXECUTION
~ viii expose for sale at publ, auction Thursday
Che ,sa day o. Augnst 1851 At II o'cl ck $50 Broad
tAe following property arp-ts sofas chairs bedsteads
bursaus pianofore, paintings, tables loolax gla &C.
ROBERT RE ID, Constable.
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no DRUG0IBTR -MORTGAGE sALB-J. BU0ARr.
i Auctioneer-By BOG ART--wn sell ON tuesday, Aug
a. Al l0x O'Clock al tho Of second and rwcn
teth Eya virtue OF chAttel mortgage the entire stock
nd nIurss Of first css. drug store beautifully stus.ed
he premises; not 70 be sold In lots suit purchasers
mros shelving show jars drugs medicine, perfume
-, 10
the above sale further postponed until Friday August IA
aitha same time and place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

ID vIsH. AUOrIOH cER-NoTrT TO fHE PUBLIC
~. gener 1iy-k FISH 10. h.ytng est: ,lshed the
furniture Org goods groceries jewey horses and car
rages seAmbos and vasses aud anytac com tied tn
their charge The fret will be
held q The Of sixty asss street and second on
the corner Of Feth street and Broadway q o'clock and
to be continued each Monday and Friday the former snd
having property 70 dispose Of. Or wshi,s to purchss e.
on property II desired r. FIsH 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

nAvID SCOTT. AUCrIONRER WIS DAY. N J1R-
u sey Oy pospcned sole 90 vacant lots on Ralros
between Prospect and Warren advertised
Ge sold on THURSDAY Angus, vas postponed ual Thurs
cvo oesShe otI stusssd 90 Raroad avenue Pros
peo and warren Nos "a and y % by loo feet each
positively sold without regard 70 their real value as the own
leaving this part Of tae country Terms lib raj and made
fnown tie day Of sale For further particulars luirs Of
eucttouear Pale the weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

NoTrCv TO aDrys -Foa SAFE oNu PAIR Ola.
moud rings Of tbs ars vs,er cost sin VII BE scld
ov e7b, the having further for them decsed
bargain and GOOD new. ror psrucsAArs pleaes addrsn
Diamonds, Herald an0a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOB IA,
~ vana and New Orleans.-On Monday, August ", AZ
O'Clock NJ from pier foot Of Warren street Moth river the
VIII AL A. Shove Passage can be secured TIE mce o. ne
line Shipper wn be supplied with blank bills OF sding ..
the f,ym signed oy the line appioston At their ONCE ro
osser fovms ssned and no BIZ On sdng win be signed sr
Toe hour OF sailing For freight pssssse Apply At the omce
III IVES, street corner Of Warren. - -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13
THOMAS vKIrCH. AUorIoNEER, sroRs NO.

Spruce street Mo-gsye and sherns sale Of aoished and
unfinished furniture lumber horses and
steam engine boLer shaftng, betting pule. 40 On 7hurs
day, August Is 1851 at 40 A. NJ at Nos. and q Jack,
street, consisting richly carved
niture finished and pier card and extension bes
bureaus, washsands Gotta votaro and rockpg chairs
sofas ete atees, sc also large quantity of lum
Bsting OF rosewood walnut mahogany ash OAK
and mahogany veneers &c also horse wagon and hness
and also, steam engine, boiler, shatng puies &c, 40
JAMES @ WILlET Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

TNHI LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK AND PHIL ADE.
phia Steamship Companys Clyde built iron
ClTY OF BALrIMOkn... 4 6U tons, Captain . Lech.
CITY OF NAsHlNdTOH...23a0 tons. Captain O Pere
CITY OF MAkCHfSTER 3 100 tons, Captain j. Kennedy
KAF9AROO.. 8+ TONS, Captain jeffrey.
Tae undexnotod or oher vessels Intended sail fol
Town.
LTvEwOOL-
OF " edneodAy,
Wy of WASnin&ton August "
And every alternate Wednesday
IRON NEW YoRK.
Gty OF Baltimore. ."ThursdAy August 10
.1ty of warrington ................ sep smber
Kangaroo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sepemb-r IT.
(ty OF BAum0rs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4" Octoberl.
And every alternate Thursday.
RATES or CABIN PAssAGE.-From New York and Phiadol
pha, En From Liverpool Il gu;neas II guineas and 70
guinea according 70 The accommodation In the sataro0n
all having the privilege In the saloon, dncludins s,e-
THIRD thAss limited Of third
passepger VIII be sk and found In provisions
required From PhiadephiA and New York, $50 From v
erpool, SO
Certificates OF passage here parties
desrous Of brn ring out their ends nj corresponding rates
fhess steAey Constructed wi improved water tight
oompaycn'a Zach vessel carries expe surgeon
and every attention paid 70 the comfort and accommodation OF
Drafz on Liverpool from 81 upwarda
Specie taten by these veeses usual rats.
AL DDS sent 10 tbs agents VIII be forwarded with ecouo
NY and despatch
for freight or passass apply COMPANY
JOHN Q. DALI Is Broad ~, New York Agent %
wM. INhAN, Nos and Is Tower Buildinss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

WIN. WTTTERs AUCTIOkEE8-WILL SELL on
Thursday, August 3 at 1o'clock ut q Watt street
near he jancon Of Hudson sni Canal all the furniture
walnut French and bedseAds hair supe
ror quality husk do and passses French plate pier and
mirrors Brussels three ply and ingram carpets In 10
rooms beds apd bedding for The same 10 marble top
tables bureauA and mahogany and cot
tage chas curan cornioes and shades h ocloths stair
carpets and and all the kit hen furniture
all and substsr da assortment Sale positive rain
shine Catalogues the morning Of SALE The house let
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

II UDsoR RIVER RAILRoAD-FRoM JULY g ia7
Ii through uans an sa 20 INA nbers srecs 81 and
~, IL H., $50 and SIS r. n -
A. r. SMITH Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13
THOs vEIrCH, AuOrIoNEEk-srORx Is sPRUO

NvHOS. VEITCH, AUOTIONEEk-STORx is SPRUCE
sreee 6heru's sale By virtue OF certain writ Of
cutlon 70 directed and delivered win for sale at
public vendue Thursday tn 18th day OF August inst at
. oclock In the forenoon a The toyernor room he Oty
and furniture contained In sad also IL clock
said day. all the furnur1 In the Msyors Office the board Of
Aldermen ard Counc chambers the Court Of O,m
Pleas and chambers attached hsrso the furniture contained
Ii the various public office OF the City Hall O'Clock
2. H., same day all the furniture tanned
holden al the New City Hall and public Office. In said build
ing. JAS WILLRT, Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

THOMAS BELL, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
/ formerly Bell Bush Of IL North William street, has
removed his Office by courtesy Of Messrs henry Draper
su-ioneers their TORE lo4 william Sweet Frankfort
All busin In the line Will be at Cd to promptly
m incatons BELL will meet wi b immediate at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13
FURNITURE, sc.

ENAMU.LnD AND COTTAGE ruRNTrURB-suPuRB
~ suits In color beautifully decorated from %
wards 81 the old uActowy So Broadway between Hous
oun1y j. b. PB@DBB
EURNrrURR wAFrED.-A rAhfby BRrAkIso Up
housekeeping meet with purchaser for moderate
OF thoroughly good second hard furniture BY sd
dressing line. post paid stating prsbabe value 40 r. b.
n, Broadway Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

i c,ne-TRIRMARs-Fooe are genuine uness ne a0rsvI
t,sv ~ he o. Patent Ocs Of Duaand, Ne
nroie dc Pharmede de fArs ~ ~ Imperial Oolsus
vienna nssd nPos sol v!nppG I'D around ssh -
IT, lnyixorai,ns Royers sse a.sonisainS even - -
s influences thus r.ndsrnN ~ use Invaluable those
ns marriage snse rsesnAs No uureiy er~doals ~
thought An aniidoss ios 9 NE ruin q ne hahn q ys r
OF The population rrtesnas No the grea DuruYens
remedy for that clan Of dsords whsA ne Rsslsh phys
rcsu with mercury 70 NE Inevitable desyuoos o. u
eAnso renoye Sold N an 1850 s.d 0yided q seys.ss
-. Price - esch o. four cssss fv - .hieh nvs y
md IN ~ CO.'S wherebl there ssvins ~ 500 ey D.
Bro,dwaX Esv Yrs I"nsdisasy 2. rsssvins ~ -
asss carriage PAID lnsurng genuine nurpcaa prYasN
rAussa& rAs Hres dollar cAss also :snt bu NOD re -
hon MI Q r. L.. q ~ rrsss srssl ~ eIosss -
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

AIoRslNg BOAT FOR PRRKsKrLL ARD srNg SING,
M sntinE At Yonkers, BAsinrs Dobbs' Ferry, Iryngpn
Isrrytown. Eysch gav.r,trsv ygpanchs Point Az
Csldweils. The steamboat ISLAND BELLE, Captain =
Bergen VII leave from foot Of jay street morning
O'clock, landing at The above places also landing An"
Zach
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

LIRsT PAfKsf fpk LlvERPOO Ais MOsDA
AnEust u The slack Bal Line cHppw packet ship
NEPTUNE Oapt Peabody For csnin second cabin aud
storage passage app bosrd pier - East river. or 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

DEDUOKD PRrCKs-S1p THROUGH -roR OALTrOR.
N nis-United htaies Mall Llns vie Panama Ralro Vi.
The uuue state. M. ste smshp Company Will de.ysch for
Aspiu ~Ali 1hurrdsy. August 1h nj O'Clock N.
caely from pier foot Of Warren street. North the well
Known and fsst steauship Osr kAL AMsRlCA, Captain
VIM Herndon, u. NJ Passengers and malls win be f,r
yaded railroad and counec ransms With u,
Pacific Mail Stesrhp Companys gn1hcent steamship Dol
den Ass, T Watkins cemmspdey, which win In read
ness ~ leare I'm nedistely Zoe San frsncisc1
1be u bic are Informed the PAoiac Nail Steamship
Company always have ertrA steamers lying A.
Panama ready for 70 avoid possible detention OF
passengers mana
FIR passage apply 70 T. ". RAYMOND ths only onhce
Of the Company No III West street. OF Warren street
sesuisr United States steamer days. Eh and son Of
each month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

THE BRUNSWICK Horn.
L Jermyn street. B. James,
FRS, class accommodations for faml 80 and senuemsu
second clsAs prtces.
New proprietor. M. HuaHn
y. BAH foreign languages sposen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13


- cent ttcamship AR8O, 2e00 burden uap Bennett,
win sail for soubamp london Aod Bremen wednes
the 10Th ri August Fare in Din $780, cAoin $50
Storage, $50 PASSENGERS for HAvre forwarded via south
Ampton. Apply 10 wILLfAMs& aUfON 20 Fulson street.
CTBAM TO LIVERPOOL $50 THE FAvoRIrR IRON
y screw ss amship CITY or BALrItoaE Capt. Leitch,
WI ss Thursday August 10 Fare 10 cabin SIS; third
class $50 Ap ply 70 sABsL UORrls. III Brosdway
AJOrIGB-DRAMATIO LINE OF LIVERPOOL PAOK-
~ eta Packet 18th Aususs-Ths celeor.ed packet snip
POMONA, Capt herihew, viii positively sail above For
passage cabin second cabin and apply board
A pier East river or 10 TAPsCOrT CO. 50 South rest
EoR LIvEhPooL-sAILs THIS DAy-Tae PACKET
II ship INV w0hLD sb'p YORKrpWN, f)r Lond N,
sails Is; fare SIS and fourd Passengers bro hit olt
nom any part Of Ireland Enxand- Apply 70 rHos. q.
ROCt u IS Soulh street
LNCR LvsRPooL-THE REGULAR PACKET SHIP Nm.
PRE- Will positively be oisps ched 10 Tor pas
Apply board pier IA IA river. foot OF Wall
TO b BEL CORTIs III broadway.
SyROsXsY 4 COS LIE OF sTnAMRks BHTUsnK
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WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.


lIAnUNDs -rHn Trade IL KssP eCrrU1Ly ~
formed that continually manufacturing and eayv
N hand large stock o. diamond je~ery OF ". lsses ssy
large assortment Of diamonds hand. se<nnG doss 10
Tie trade Diamonds bought cash
Y. psWN ANu co. ans Huo1e sfveea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-13

LNok soUrHAkrroH AEE hAyRh-fHl UNrTnD
STATES mall stcamev FULTON, Capt A. valtou Vim
Leave for HAVE touching Southampton land
And passenger Saturday Angus a ~ u osioss
psw N novfk rvsy foot Of Beanh street.
pAaaAsA
~ cAofn
mis- ship has ave vHies uss eompss.sas sae,osns Ne
spues thai In the event OF oosioa sxAnding. The
soud no, resch ,he and ne punps beng free wort s<
fety OF he veeei and paseugep would be secured nag
EAse not vaned during s voyn{s should be sent on boar
he day before sailing, married beow" rW freight or
saxe apply 70 bukfIhnR LIVINGSTON, Assat no.
Is-fhe Steamer ArNgo yin sussssa pxiso.. end san
September H.
SyrRAn TO SOUTHAMPTON AND ASYvnRP.-rHs
spleuAid and powerful iron Steamship LEOPOLD l.,
a M,chei commander VIII depar for Antwerp, calling ~
Southampton On saturday, Angus a noo psss q. rcso
aAvu ov rAaAss, nuupus saovsaosa
In drv cabin. .......eo In second cAbin..........
his ssssmsh,p has ave ws~tisst somparaenss and
erpererc>d suyrsn For frcaEht hsvfns
superw cabin and stserHge passenger
spplyr AUGUST BBIMONT No Hanover strcea.
0erhcaaes OF viii be Issued hare 10 psrdes who
d skvus a bringing our thek nsnhs. ~ Ne fouovtns
In serond caom
NeerAGe, deca
NeerAks, oslnp dech
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

WIsCoSsrS.-We have Madison papers of the
18th, which announce very different state Of the
returns for Governor from thai previously reported
and render probable the election Of ALIEN. W.
RANDALL, Republican. The majority will be
triing either way, but the chances are in favor Of
Randall. The Argus and Democrat says:
eve repeat our table Of the vote, to-day which, we
regret tosay sgsn leaves the result cose and very
doubtful The official canvass has cut down Crosss
vote 36l in Washington and Ozaukee II in Milwaukee,
aud 200 in Jefferson, while it places Randall 81 better
in Columbia, % better in Wirnebago, &c.
1.-THE result which was conceded on all hands to be
in favor Of the Democrats, is now very doubtful We
fear tina. McGarry, who runs several hundred behind
Cross is defeated, any way. The result depends upon
the general correctness Of the early reports from the
new counties"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

nothing is more palpable than the anxiety Of the
Pro Slavery party to distract public attention from
TIE Question of the Age by seeming foray on
Banks and Bank management As q tall 6ally who
is great at buster but rather slow at genuine fight
ing will scanet ines cOntrive to get himself held by
thIesxSsvcr good. nstured people, while he seems
to msfs desperate attempts to get at one who has
aroused bis ire, We see on every side feints of a
Democratic crusade sgainst Banks as means of
dividing tse Republicans and obscuring the National
lssue.
We entreat Republicans not to be gulled by this
teipt. 1t It's "cloud without water''-mere wind.
If DR.. BrandIeth, Thomas g. Alyold, and other
Bank Presidents and Directors who have just been
cbosen as Democrats to our next Legislature, want
TO abolish Bark Notes or establish a State Sub
Treasury, and collect all the State Taxes and Canal
Tolls in Gold and Silser, we are decidedly in favor
Of having them accommodated. Those who do not
seree with us On this point will do as they see 6t
but we protest sgaiIst the Republican party taking
the Banks on its shoulders or engaging in any sort
of a Currency controversy. Let the new State On
GERS collect and keep the State Revenues in such
fluids as they shall see ct; ftbey want any further
legislation 10 enable item to do so, aud can dill up
their own party to support it, let them have the
requisite rope. So excellent time as this for try
ing Currency experiments may not recur In twenty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

The case Of Williamson against the New York
Central Railroad lately decided in the Court Of APP
peals, establishes q principle which m.y lead to
serious practical consequences. 1t is we'll known
to be the law of streets aud highways that the fee
of the land taken for that purpose still remains in
the AUDITORS. The public does not take their land,
but only the use Of it, for the purposes of high
way, its construction and operation For all other
purposes the 9inal owneuhip remains, and. in
cafe tie highway is discontinued, nvives in it,
original entirety.
The case above referred to is one in which the
owner Of certain lots AUDITING on Washington street
in the Village of Syracuse claimed damages against
the defendant for having used the adjoining street for
aging railroad track. To this complaint, il was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

years II tto,e whom the People have e'o'e-d
with power desire TO improve it, why let them II
they sIe in esuest, p'tbirg will help them 20 much
as Republican opposition; if fooling nothing VII
e. Der them go quickly rs the Undertaking sna1
they are 70 lave fall .wirg.
Mere defamation agsiDst the Banks on the part
Of the Democratic leaders is q matter OF course.
They must Icy the blame Ct the hard times some
wheIe, and the Banks are their beet resort we
may expect to zee the thunders Of the sou'aern
Governors redoubled in the Prerdenfs Message.
But mere words do not Kill; and we do not find In
any Of these Southern Messages evidence OF q real
determr alton 10 e1ternnste the Banks. The
thurder is theatrical, made up Of drumming and
rolling. Only let these anti Bank crusaders severe
ly alone, and their crusade will end in smoke. We
may, by opposition drive them to war on the Banks
in earnest but at present they mean nothing OF the
sort. Unless we attempt to hold them they Will
not prove dangerous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

Official dispatches from the Utah Expedition,
which have at length reached Washington, more
than confirm the worst inteIdsercs heretofore re
ceived from that quarter. Not only have a number
of the supply trains been destroyed; not only il,
Col AleIander's detachment in dagger of bsius
cut of; but the country between that and the m.in
body of troops lie so infested with Norm ,ns tina.
Gel. Johnston doubts bis ability t, communicate
with Col Alexander. Brigham Young hiss issued
o manifesto which m.s1s war. lie orders the
troops out Of bis dominiCns but will feed the till
Spring provided that they will give up their arms
ard ammunition. The coci impotence Of the latter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

A letter Of Merchant in reply to our recent
structures On Mercantile Credit claims attention. II
will be found on another page.
Whoever undertakes to correct another, should
be sure Of bis own accuracy. II was never oul
position that merchants should in trust each
other Our position is that goods should be paid
for before thy are eonsumed-that the retailer should
sell infer ibly for pay down, never for promises
That point being secured, the retailer would Iced
far le,s credit than now aud Sbe jObber might fsr
mere safely extend such credit as was necessary.
But no man should undertake to sell goods without
some capital and this capital should be returned to
him no fast as bis goods were sold. Suppose re-
taller to have S. 600 capital and to wish to begin
business with q stock worth $4,000. He pays
ca,h for one half his purchases and gives notes at
sixty ninety and one hundred and twenty days for
the balaI CO. Before his goods are half sold no is
ont Of debt. He may now buy s., 900 worth more,
ard give notes at sixty ninety and one hundred and
twenty days again, with moral certainty that they
will be paid at maturity. His creditors are safe,
30 lorg as he conducts his business honestly and
fruesly, ard he is in fair way to realize CON-
petepce. Contrast this with the ordinary mode OF
buying all On credit, selling ditto, paying little at
maturity, and letting the bulk OF his notes lie over,
While bis customers take their time to pay for their
good,-as they are doing now.
Does cur correspondent dispute our cardinal
proposition that the consumers of goods should pay
for then when they buy them Why should they
| not Why should the farmers of Ohio-who are
r;cbsr and less embarrasss TODAY than the manu-.
| fscturers of New Epglsnd-,ell their Grain and
| Pork for cab and buy their Cloth and Shoes on
| credit Why should not both Gram aud Cloth be
paid for when sold And if they are, what need of
Mercantile Credits averaging anything like ok
months Only establish the rule that consumers
must pay as they 90, and all beyond is easily ad-
usted to it.
Merchant thinks we are all wrong in esti-
mating loss of fifty per cent. on the aggregate
Mercantile Indebtedness Of the Interior to the
ST aboard Cities If we were understood to san
that ali that would ultimately be realized would not
exceed fifty per cent, perhaps we did eXaggerate
the probable loss. But let us suppose jObber
has 500, 900 due him, payable this Fall whereof
he receives $4,000 this Fall, 100000 rext
Spring, and $4,000 from time to time during the
next two years, making $40, 900 or seventy per
cent in all: will any man contend that he actually
receives more than fifty per cent. that is, more
than fifty per cent. puno'nalls paid would have
been Which would /" Merchant" prefer-6fty
per cent. paid at maturity, or seventy per cent
collected in this way, by dint of dunning and
sueiIgl Our choice is already indicated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

The Committee appointed by the great Citizens
Meeting in Wall street, TO confer and select can
didate for Mayor closed their laSors last evening oy
presenting the name Of DANIEL +. TIEMASN fJr
that Office Mr.. Tier ann has served repeatedly az
Alderman Of the Twelfth Ward when Alderman
was designation that did net disgrace the wearer,
and was distinguished, even in that better day. for
integrity, intelligence and devotion TO the Citys
interests. He is now one of the Governors OF tho
AJm,Htuse. A Democrat in politics, be concurs
fully in the necessity Of purifying our Municipal
Administration from partisan influences, and will
do his utmost TO restore the rule Of honesty and
economy in our public affairs.
We did not counsel the selection Of Aid. TIE
MANN, for We believed Senator COOLEY to possess
in an eminent degree those qualities which are
most needed in our city's Executive Chief
courage probty and thorough independence Of
party trammels or aspirations. Mr.. Cooley was
therefore, our frat choice; but, as it was under
stood that the selection of this impartial and able
Committee ,hould be generally acquiesced in We
do what We should have expected Of the friends Of
Aid. TIFMANN and of Gen. WALBRIDGE (who
also was strongly supported in the Committee, and
would have proved strong candidate with the
People), ard urge al who wish to terminate the
reign Of plumber and misrule to unite promptly
and heartily in the support Of DANIEL +. TIE
MANN for Mayor. He is worthy-he is capable
he is thoroughly opposed TO steaflng-and be will
poll thousands of Democratic votes. Now let the
Republicans and Americans rally as one man to bis
support; let the best men be selected and sup
ported for Aldermen and Councilmen in every Dis.
trct regardless Of party distinctions and the knell
of corruption ard Iuffianism is sounded