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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

a.. .n..srsd Lueea !. .'bsi qyi-: b., pr,,es sra -
ifco - 5foo gas ADl~T-s5 IN .rn.arf. IA. beY
:, ~ IN -r.ts snd r bh,. Crude Nh." qI-; b-i -
-rl,rsd a. fnsd = IN b,i.r fs9 ~ 80 hse w.h D.
s.es q: > Nf y,is Nrfsr oe,,Hri % fn1s NJ
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!, 100 n 10 D. nd &, Cs.s'. sd i'p hu-' a.,
n f,,S A. a. .e sLi firm; SiaE. o'c.s fe iVi,se L
~ c,nsl,G IcTc Cil it \ Csu.hAd lpi D '1ah Ei
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,. ,b, saes Of eco Ia Bo',so > .. es'h t<s
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quarter p ION looi Nii ard i3Gi ~ 49, s.assg
s. s.-.iy ard 10 tsir r~qu,' a. 9'Gs'c ~ = "a
S,tS- n, ch e tSsx,u,) Countf'. tafetn u - sS
"a - s.n. i .l qui.e limited, but ho-.rs ~ ~:
ssr.,,Ss.s :. lisr. anticipating better p'ics. ~,
WulsKY-The msIs,t ,, very Gfn, the mAi' a'i ae Il
bb. =.
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None, !. qu:.. a. a.ce,sbs a. heretofore rsP,'t'i

Nonsx /. an:.s A. accessible heretofore rePrt]i
m: only Il tse banks, but 10 the open TrsS'' h7
os N. hapks have AIKEN soN. psper 81 i"~ -
cs,+ On rsN tho -s.e. ranse from 5 ~ q '~''' ~
rooi -scu.itiss asi to PRONG oaEroFer' iN'o-,'
rage on icrg p'psr q: oesirs -'snP i '1' y"
81, TIE srpe II US -.Ja5Ag.s 'od-y nave essn
slQ asi g3l f7. spi tas ba6oc.s s., ,lS'o' D. -
N.t,opoitsp ceItiricsie. se rapcsi - srOS' ~ 40
S,si,.uea. IN our columns i; Sil De notcei tost an
important meeting Of the het mortesse o'o'oo''''s
., 81. c.rsnSapus snd fluirs Rai ros-i Company ~
Ne held a, the n, "a of Roopt Il. ter esq No oi
Wall .,re-t. to.n,orrow, July %, al = IL, to take
acton in re,sr 10 ne ss,e 0: the rosi &c, uofer tae
c,,,ses The sem -anrusi interest oo the nrs' aof~
,.os bond. of tie Cn Innst, Hamilton and Dayton
R,ilr,,a Company. due July ~, viii be pad st 'ne
RINK of America. The following notice h's been
issu.i ,,e..
r-.e.ir Of he Z. Crosse AID Mwmk'e Rn'o~t CO 4
rapy hd ~ ise City Sw York On TO IN Of ~ oos ne ne
- s,'t;'} , Ms,.s W. s,es Sa .s su o he "a afuy w
l.. raid ou .ui sf.f MONDAY, ne q DAY y, Al,.' -,
Gase ~: ,,;, c7'ay TO- " D yS 'iS R,0cLiyF sc's..y.
TIE following communcstion msy be CT mts'es' 70
pei.ies holding Ohio State Socks;
To fAe ESao, Of TIE n. u Tris1ns o,;,
SIR. In hss been stated thst me trarssc-s o. '1o
state Stocks must now be msde Al tie rstSnret
Agency was dscon,iI ued. Ga applying q, tns agency
IN this CIV and actually going tarough tue n'l.S,
operss g. we find t5st Ohio state stoixs afe s,,t
transferable here the same as Heretofore, Ia oG'y
chsrgei - the agent is required 10 seed the caoSelu
certificate 10 Columbus, ard in due course OF hh <.
hack rev Ger licate cer,.icsrss ID the Id ie oi
the rsrties 70 whom the transfer is made.
Ills simple and coumen'a9e ec'utlon on 'n'
nar. Of .be state should meet the approval u a
bcldsls CT Ohio sta.e Seeks. Raspectt,Iy youra,s
"''"''' - ruOaPsON eAordEas
IT :
TIE eirteres on the fret mortgage bonds OF the u1l
son River Rosd due August |, rill DC pad a 'ae
T,essuers office TIE transfer books viii be closed
from july 20 pn'il he dsy Of payment.
Mr.. james A. B-iggs has been cordtmei as Aseo'
ef the State of Ohio, in this city.
The deposi.s ard c9nsse st the Ne"'o'eaa' d 'A'"
Mint, for the month Of June, iS5s, were as ioh0"s'
GOLD DEPOSITS. .... =.
i S.H.ofn'a @ ,t ,,....... $40 - 52ls-i $.
SILVER DEPOSITS.
Silver parted from California gold. ~ -, a., -,
ssg.i25 b
Total deposits.
SILVER COINAGE A., "a
TIE cash assets and liabilities of the New-of'es''s
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The Stock Market wss dull during the early pNt o.
the day but decidedly frmer snd stronger than had
been anticipated from the despondng tone which pre-
vailed st the eose Of Saturday. Al the F.rst Boar
the dealings were light in the proElirer. specuisyes
but prices had evidently hardening tendency, and OF
the second cal were considerably better. New.York
Central sfer touching 81 sud hanging -a;her dull s,
the quotation became firm and II der-sni 81 s. Just
before he session cosed. Reading SOL q: i5l the
start srd vss also Ettle hesvy-fnay closing S, s..
Toledo declined in early sales, but recovered to
SO on the last call. Rock Island was toierably
active. sorkisg up to 10 IN frsl sales. Gs'ena
vss in demand, and the market WAS cleared
Of stock at 81, the ls.; b.is running up 20 s.
whou, bringing stock. Tie most decided rise Il the
dsy wss N Harlem, wLlch sppeslel to s.;Tacs wore
than usual sttention running p 70 lO, under yasy
tp.ited demand We know Of ~ particular reason fJr
the sdvsrce, unless it,may be Influenced by ths pros
pscs Of success IL the controversy between thai Cor
porsor and the City IN relson 70 ise Use Of steam b.
lor Fo,iv.sscord street. TIE Nlyc. snd Police Com
aascaels were served With an Injunction tbs NON
irg = lie instance Of tie New-iorA aad Sss-Hsyeu
RsilcAl Co psay, 70 re'IsiE aesl iion ha proposed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
MARRIED.

DENE!rC ION -DICK-Io Iii. city, 81 Inor,Y ch1f on
sluosy Apul e. By Pey t-edsrick o.Ioy Ed"ih oeA
urston to IMis. Cor5els L. Dick both Of brsAyn
INSTRUMENTATION Sunday, July 10, sJ ne h1y.
Fsih.r Jerome hr George s.spscason - Miss kz4oea
Kelly, both Of This city.
sASfORD-BIGELON--At Berrirs.71 VI, OF Inut.dy.
York % Miss S.Iha " yyuuscst e,sh;er Z" "'-iAm
lgelo. VI. D.. of lhe foTmer pace.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

Making the oss for the week, compared with last
year. - 9li tuDs. The aggregate loss from the above
regiOs far this year reaches 233 $50 tuns AMI this
loss If weekly ncreasng. With the 10 price Of coal,
ard the demand thus cresting in Dew markets, to-
gether with the weekly decreaee in the supply there
ought to be fair demand for coal toward tue co.e Of
tie season. This WILL however, depend on the wants
If the market, which Is largely diminished by the
stoppage OF iron woiks, factories and steamers, which
ale great consumers of coal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
Nv Telegraph.

BOSTON July laAn. steamer Philess sPrsgae, M-4sw''
Piadephla.
Bslls--Big Bolton Mssga
re" -OSLEAf,S, July l9tTr. bir<s Undue "a sstne s1o
d. nesA nom BIO; sL.c ar Wes. firm New Y0r.
HOkFOLk, Jliy I9-M q Qisrs't.ns, T. = steamer fi,ns
rom he Gf 81 hexeo bound P1rtsncat5. wiz mA
esn sry d.ussed
IN 10 lIau.,on Rosds Edward ESsre., a.dsy'irn
Esbads.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

A"DonI.rio" RoMscI.-A Few asyt s'Aoe al
hsA Scnes, IN the employ Of ora Of tne fret IAN
HsS' 10 the Ninets srth ws'd U4s with mos; s'aslsf
sosd fortune in oepg united n marriage 70 swsa'ny
S0ssherr<r The story is, the. the Souaensr "a' ID
fome ROM oiic manner snit,en WITH Ter chsrm'' 1l'
proposed marriage, when he was promptly se''p'ss.
The 10 domestic vert TO her mistress al te.'iuy
rtugr ed tie charge Of the kitchen, ssarg ma shs ~
sen< ed soon 10 assume the duties Of the plor' $40
u sn departed csrrsgs, snd soon s'tsf fs'u'nsI
all drees proceeding to dispose Of her former ~araoS'
70 her hss fortunate friends. she vas soon se'
ned 70 bsr "lovy.r," who turrs out 20 oe 80
Soatherner with plenty Of property N 'n' o.'.'-
SA.es. The nsmes Of the parties have h'' '''
pUHd
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NEWJ.EX2SEY ITEMS.

FIGHT.-On Saturday night fight occurred at 9
Ystaiss In South Third ,,reet The room W hity art
- bride about fifteen. He rejooed a. goo ')tun
nat be IA, uisbed whisky TO his friends ard 5egsi
- Werk the fsht commenced No bones tlV.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

REPORTED ros THE ~ Y. tribune
MONDAY, July 49, 1850.
AsHESThe inquiry for both kind, inei ana the market
steady Of 60 btls for Pots and x6 2 tor Pearls
COT1ON-Tke marset IL frn, bl. only moderately active
sales of 900 bales. We -spest ioTuer quotations;
hEN-iOEz cI.ssfFlcArIOs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

FouRTH CoMET IS5s.-A teescopic comet has
been discovered NJ Perth Amboy by Mr. Henry Psrkhurs. 1t
observed by Mr. Ferguson al the National observatory
IL night the 9Th inst II 10 increasing s right ASCENSION aud
northwxrd IN declnGon. II has bright nucleus aud
Ssse1nbles o bulous Of .he eleventh magnitude
Gazstt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

Tuesday law $40 pen~ty for s,
s liquor shout license The suit brought the name
sfthe City, and suit obned the ground that the
ssw prescribed that be brought in the OF .h over
o the Poor aud that prosc uns for the sae Of liquor
n the city must b. made under the city ordinance not the STATE
~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

SUpDEs DEATHs.-Paul Townsend, recently ap-
snted the Police Of Jersey City de sud eny Sunday
- spopxy He found about O'Clock Bun morning
N dying condition. In Jersey avenue and taken hs resi-
ospse when he expired
man named Peter Lswry died sudde lily at Long
peck yesterday from spopexy He wife snd children.
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lserainf. af ErodMt

p, r,ie RaR,oad i l5 bbls Flour, i2 40 Why, 0S
F ! 400 i'd. L,s,her 80 pkss Tobacco S' 40 sai,T
4 %, %. W. ~ DO Cbs.se. r. DO Ash", - no; .sn
Sy Is do flops $50 bags Seed 81 do of's h' 90 MAJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

IsQUKsI.-Coroner MnAually held an inquest yes
lvrdsv on the BODY of unknown who found the
SassT the jersey City Ferry verdit was rendered Of
"A unsd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

CARyLEsssEss IN BLAsTIHG.-Y yesterday afterroon
shue some engaged IL blasting rocks Oh the cor
m az Moptayue aud stone weighing v
usss a. distance Of about seventy feet aud suc
Ne City Hal. No injury resstod
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

BASE BALL-A match Of base ball vss Played OF
prSsv betwesp the frat rpe of the Hisgtba Cgb anu m
sosd Of the Osceoa resulting IN the success o Hs 7f
n OsoeS.a mxde - runs, aud The Hiswsths ="
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Movements Of Ocenn Steamers
60 DFPARI.

mr-uryRE ALMssAc......rHis pAr
stn- Ss<s... a. SUS-Sets I;El hoos-oes<''"i"0
HIGH wATER......rHis Dkf -.
,ok r:lJI Cows island z:0S HeuGase SH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

a1~,oxvxsA workman employed III Nl=on z
B~Asry In Columbia street Isaso tsn. npn -, rss
drfyirs 9 psce of i>.s INTO his io-ene.d nt-
wosn5 .sd another ,iece was driven in h' ea7
- an the exeavaa lor water pipes Il COurt sre, was
Ssssy hort He te bottom o. the tcncn wosn So
eaA L oDcn him csDsirs coneuss0n oi TIE spis al n
Vn.isn Bohn was njure5 while uort IN Bncs' boles fs
s,ry nss4 MAIZE Will engaged !. roa
~ IN baad tbo schnsry AID drawn ~nin toe
sSes sers,ipg palm and bsk AID sptns tie hnsts ASs
AZ n. aa.s wsr si.n 70 tbs Lons Island College HosP.
NJ treatment.
ponnrn ~ Az EXCISE BoUsE.-A young rnar
.~nsd oe@se Lssns sao bad on an's M
q No In Henry est, and tbrre as siesd roooe1 bJ '''
,.sD who him bsIe o., sa watch soa r.. ao na os,
Dssy Fst Precinct aud ksd to await al exAnias|
BvReLARIHs.-Yestsrdsyn morning, sbou. o'clock
men named Mathew McLaRe eeteo9 in ,1e sSemp :.
- ssiGisE &ossn iEs ssooPs fIs.i9; %
Whss corner of Gold aud MshA s.ree and ssesiDs 20
quantity Of nstsl sheeng The property va. recovered
DstA The above were committed tJ Justice VOORHEES,.
BASE BALL-A match Of base ball vss Played on
sutsy the fret rise of the Hrstbs Coy 81. t
Of he OsceOla resulting IN the success o ns ssf
zse Ososs.s mxde ~ runs aud the Hswsths w.
CARyLEsssEss IN BLAsTIrG.-f eeterdey atterroon,
he come engaged IL blasting rocks Oh the pr
s1 Monssue sad coI of .bout .yepy let aud .ucs
Ne City Hal No injury fe'a,eo
IEquEsr.--Coroner SDel yesterday held ar inquest
sp The body Of Barry who died No 70 North Six.h
ssssse Sunday Light, Of copges,ion OF the b'sin
BRooRLYs CRY Court CALEsDAR-July 2O.-Nos.
81 s. 81 81, SO. 80, g. S, 49, @6' 49, b. 81 o. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

IEQursT.--Coronsr SDel yesterday held ar inquest
% the body Of Helen Barry who died a. No 70 North Sh.h
ss,sse on Sunday Light Of ges,son Of the b'sin
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

BRooKLYs CRY Court CALEsDAR-July D.--Nos.
81 s. 81 g. SO. SO, a, ~, 49, 81, 49, 81, 81 d' 3D.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-08
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The CASE OF ERASMUS LEvY-An examination oil
the case OF Erasmus Levy, for the shooting of Ed
yesterday afternoon. determination was conduct
ed by Mr.. Pinkney on the part of the State, and
ELECTED the following testimony:
Michael Clark was the first witness called. His
testimony was similar in substance to what he tes-
tined to before the Coroners inquest, as was also
that of Gise, Barron and Wolfe, who are the par
ties who were with McAeese at the time of his be-
ing shot. Mrs. Martins evidence also was about
the same; her daughter, Mrs. Emily Wallace, who
was unable to appear at the examination but who
had been examined by the Justice previously, testi
he'd to the fact that there great noise, and that
she distinctly heard some one of the party outside
remark, I'VE will put your light out
Sergeant Davis, of the middle district police, was
called, who testified that he sitting in the sta
ton house when man came to the door and said
that man had been shot in Holiday street; asked
him who it was; he said she did not know" This
man who gave the information at the station house
proved to be Clark, one of the party who was ar
rested, and who swore that he did not know who
the man was.
Went up to Mr.. Levy's and found man lying on
the sidewalk, who proved to be McAleese; went to
the door and knocked; Levy asked who was there,
when Sergeant Hewett stepped up and said it was
the officers; the door was Immediately opened, when
Levy told him he gave himself up, and that he
would shoot any man who attempted to break in
ms house, and that he heard McAleese say some
thing about going through the cellar, and that
McAleese also remarked to Levy to come out, you
toothless S of b-h; they took Levy to the sta
ton house.
Sergeant Hewett's testimony was about the same
as the above, except that Gise, also one of the
party told him that he had begged the crowd
not TO go to Levys, and had kept them from going
he also begged them not to go at this time.
Mr. Bush, who is turnkey at the middle station,
testifes that between four and five o'clock in the
morning, Clark came to the door of the station
house and called to him to come out, that there had
been man shot and was lying in Holiday street,
but did not know who it was that Clark went away
and came back a second time, and wanted to know
where he could get DOCTOR that the man was still
lying there; that the officers had not taken him up
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-08
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

WEDNESDAY, April I, 1858.
FIRST BRANCH.-Branch met. Present, John T.
Ford, Esq, President, and all the members except
Mr.. Beacham.
Mr.. Dukehart, from Committee of Conference
upon the ordinance for the payment of the cost thus
far and completion of the new Jail, submitted an
ordinance providing that when the Messrs. Rey-
nolds shall give release in full to the Mayor and
City Council for all claims on account of the new
Jail-amounting to S52,G45.72, being the balance
OF an award to them for work done, the Register
shall pay them in stock to be issued under the ordi-
nance for the completion of the new jail The ordi
nance was adopted.
Mr. Beale, from committee of conference upon
the subject of paying the judges of the State cleo
tion IN November last, submitted a resolution di-
rectng the Register to pay the return judges each
IS, and to the other judges and clerks each 81,
extra compensation for services on that OCCASION
The resolution was read a second time, BY special
order, and adopted
>, Mr.. Hampson presented the annual report of the
monumental Hose Company, which was referred to
the Committee on Fire Companies
MI. wood presented petition from Michael Dor
sey, asking permission to extend pier. Referred
to the Committee on the Harbor
Mr.. Addison presented n petition from Moses
Saunders and Others asking that the owners of the
Maryland Chemical Works be authorized to manu-
tacture soap and candles upon their premises Re
ferred to the Committee on Health
Mr. Harvey, from the Committee on Claims, re-
ported upon the petition of Jno. l.. Brown, asking
TO De refunded certain licenses. that the matter be
referred to the Comptroller for adjustment Adopted
Also, adverse upon the petition of Jas. Fox, ask
ing damages for injuries done his property by
mob Adopted
Mr. Harvey called up the ordinance to open and
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fully performs them, it matters little what may be
want neither party Mayor, nor party Council
men, but men who will discharge the duties of
those offices in honest fearless independence of all
party considerations and the accomplishment of
this desirable result, we do not think is greatly
facilitated by making municipal elections tests of
party strength
Unless her new board of Councmen possess
some other and better qualifications for their duties
than is implied in the fact that thirteen out of
seventeen are opposed to the Lecompton Constitu-
tion," Cincinnati will as surely regret having made
their opinions on the Lecompton bill the measure
of their qualification, as Baltimore has been made
to regret her choice of municipal authorities upon
similar party grounds.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE

| SUPERIOR CouRT.-Before Hon. z. Collins Lee
Judge. The following business was transacted
| yesterday:
William and James McGowen as The Baltimore
Fire Insurance Company. An action to recover on
an insurance policy. On trial. r. J. Brent and
Israel for plaintiff; Schley for defendant
Henrietta Cook Henry Cook. Petition filed
for divorce a vincmo matrimoni. Gimor for COM
plainant.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Hon. VIM. L.
Marshall, Judge. The following business was trans
acted Yesterday
George B. johnson as. James f. Davis. An ac-
ton to recover lien claim on twelve houses located
on Walker street Verdict for plaintiff for Sl45 20.
Reynolds for plaintiff; G. NJ. Gill for defendant
Thomas Schaetfer James NJ. Brown. An ac-
ton to recover the value of horse sold by the
plaintiffs to the defendant and for which the defen-
dant passed to the plaintiff promssOry note which
afterwards turned out to be worthless Not con-
cluded. Carter for plaintiff; Carson for defendant
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Before Hon.
VIM. Geo. Krebs, Judge. The following business
was transacted yesterday:
Richard NJ. Ray rs. Lavina Raw Petition filed
for divorce vjnculo matrimonii. Magruder for
complainant.
c. d. and L. H. Shryock as. Elisha F. Lupton.
Injunction issued to restrain the defendant from in
ermeddling with the co-partnership concerns, bus
mess or property Of the complainants. Hack for
compliments.
CIRCUIT Court THE UNITED STATEs.-Before
Hon. VIM. Fell Giles, Judge. The following bust
ness was transacted in this Court yesterday:
Hezekiah Crout Us. The Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore. An action to recover damages for
an alleged Infringement of patent. In this
the plaintiff brings suit against the city to
for the use of a number of lamps constructed upon
principle, for which he has obtained letters patent
He brought an action about two years ago, and OBJ
tanned damages to the amount of 81 900 for an in
fringement of his patent and alleges that the city
has continued the use of lamps constructed upon
the same principle, since Judgment was given against
former In iris II
and W NJ Addison, for plaintiff; G. L. Dulany, for
defendant
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-08

ST. VINCENT INFANT ASYLUM FAIR.-A fair is now
being held at Carroll Hall, for the benefit of this
institution, and will continue days longer. An
opportunity is here afforded to all who may desire
to promote the cause of Christian Charity to make
their contributions with the certainty of having
them judiciously and faithfully expended by the no.
BILE women who are devoting their lives with self
sacrificing zeal to the tender care of destitute and
helpless infants We respectfully solicit for the la
dies who have the management of the fair, that lib
eral patronage which can easily be granted them
by the thousand wealthy citizens who daily walk
the great thoroughfare of our city.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-08

Under the head of municipal Elections" the fol-
lowing telegram from Cincinnati appeared in yes
terday's Exchange:
CINCINNATI, April 6.-The municipal election
held yesterday in this city resulted in the anti
Lecompton candidates receiving 1900 majority.
Thirteen out of seventeen councilmen elected are
opposed to the Lecompton Constitution.
What possible connection there can be between
the Lecompton question and the municipal affairs
of Cincinnati or Of what earthly Importance it can
be that ''thirteen out of seventeen councmen elect
ed" should be Opposed to the Lecompton Consti-
tution," we are at loss to imagine. We are not
aware that the settlement of the Kansas troubles
aevolves upon these ''city fathers" and we are
quite sure that sound views upon the Lecompton
Constitution do not necessarily imply sound dis
cretion in the location of street pumps and gas
lamps, or the regulation of markets and public
schools. This simple Geographic announcement.
however, while probably designed simply to ex-
press the state of feeling in the metropolis of Ohio
with reference to the Lecompton Constitution, dis
closes what we believe to be the radical and fatal
error ofall our local governments and that is the
introduction of federal politics into State and
municipal elections. The spheres of the Federal
widely distinct There is not the remotest connec-
ton between the measures of public policy which
fall within the province of the one and the matters
of domestic police which limit the powers of the
other.
What difference does it make whether Mayor
Swami be an American or Democrat, Lecomp-
tonite or an anti-Lecomptonite, provided he be an
honest, upright magistrate, and discharge the du
ties of his office with eye single to the interests
of the city, and wholly irrespective of all party
considerations His functions as Mayor relate pri-
marily to the preservation of the peace and good
order of the city. He is the head of the police.
and we expect accordingly that this body for the
discipline and efficiency of which he is directly
responsible should be composed of SOBER decent
men, fit to be trusted with the guardianship of the
lives and property of their fellow-ctizens, chosen
ON account of their personal qualifications, and
not appointed as a reward for political services.
We expect to see the wisdom of the Mayors
choice In this respect attested daily by the
zeal and fidelity with which these officers
perform their duties, and by the CONSIGNMENT seen.
rity of life and property in the CITY and ;ts conn
parative freedom from riots, murders. attemnts of
assassination, and acts of ruffan violence Tndor
his municipal administration we expect to 600 tho
sanctity of the elective franchise upheld and tho
popular will allowed free and fair expression at be
ballot-box, unobstructed by the violence and
threats of political bulies who resort to the slung
shot and the revolver as a substitute for all milder
means of persuasion. These are among the duties
Of a municipal magistrate and provided he faith