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San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

can Bakery and Restaurant, togeth-
er with the Improvements thereon, 29.35
Zirley j. A., one house and lot in
Douglass Flat, on the west side of
the main road, adjoing Fishers pro-
pcrty on the north, and George John
on the south, together with the i'm
provements thereon, 2.S9
Dated Mok. Hill, Nov 10th, 1858.
d. l.. MULFORD,
Sheriff and ec-oficio T'dc Collector
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18
GIRO CHEMICAL
BATHS!

Srh hhSa
vENllE increasing reputation of these Baths in
Il connection with the regular Water Cure
Practice, both in the United States and Europe,
makes it needless for me to puff them. The
undersigned having been afflicted for several
years with Rheumatism and Liver Complaint
took to these Baths and Water Cure as last
hope and but little faith; but after three
months treatment, was perfectly restored to
health and am now living advertisement of
the benefit of this system, as all can testify
who have known me for years. Having been
through the mill myself, and being acquainted
with the treatment practically; also, contnu-
ally studying the best writers on this SYSTEM
have opened an establishment at Mokelumne
Hill, where those wishing can be attended to.
CHAS. A. CLARKE.
Mokelumne Hill, July H. 1858. aug 7-8v3
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18
PHOENIX BREWERY,
San An dreas.
VAL. COMPTER, :: PRopRIEroR.

VNHE BEST ARTICLE OF LAGER BEER
Il will be furnished at the above establish
ment, and Beer consumers are solicited to leave
their orders with Jacob Hahn, or Valentine
Compter, on the premises.
San Andreas, July 81, 1883 jy3l-mtf
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

Yourn Thomas, one house and lot
situated on the north side of Main
st, in Murphys camp, and bounded
on the east by the lot of P. l.. Ira
yer, and on the west by the lot of
Alonzo Rhodes, 6.67
Young G. e., one Office and lot,
situated on the west side of main St,
in Angels camp, and bounded on the
south by the lumber office of Han
ford 4 Co, and on the north by the
office of DIR. Moore, 3.S4
You Sing Song, l ditch three
quarters of mile long, terminating
at Big Bar, with the improvements
Herewith connected, 12.34
Yager u Cruss, one ranch OF I60
acres of land, with the improvem'ts
thereon, situated at the foot of the
mountains, about one mile northwest
of E. L. Davis ranch and two and
half miles southeast of the ranch
of Thomas Williamson, 1863;
Zuber VIM L., one house in Mok
Hill, on the east side of main street,
known as the Daguerreotype Saloon,
together with the improvements
thereon, so!
Zwingc & CO., one house and lot
in San Andreas, on the south SIDE of
Main ST., adjoining Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S Express, known as the Ameri-
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

Yanderbrook f., one house and lot
in San Andreas, on the west side of
Court st, adjoining Benjamin 4 Nc
Donald on the east, and known as
the National Hotel, together with
the Improvements thereon, 1884
Valentine Quartz Mining Co., one
Quartz mill and improvements on
Mosquito gulch, known as the Val
entine Quartz Mining Company's
mill, together with the improvem is
thereon, 1920
Vance r. Ell. & Smith, | Quartz
mill and Improvements thereon, at
Mosquito gulch near the Mok. Hill
and West Point road, together with
the improvements thereon, $3.50
Delinquent for 1857, $3.50
Vezey D. d., l house and lot in
San Andreas, on the north side of
ST. Charles st, adjoining Fuller's on
the west and on the south by the sta
BILE belonging to Willow Creek Co.,
together with the improvements
thereon, zU-oa
Delino,ient for 1857, 1884
Valentine Madam, one house and
lot in San Andreas, on the south
side of the road leading from San
Andreas to Gold Hill together with
the improvements thereon, 4.1e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
Interesting News from Arizona.
| By the Overland Mail. |

Sr. Louis, Friday, Dec. g. 1853
The Overland Mail, which arrived last night
brought six passengers among them, Mr.. MoKibbn Of
California, and Lieut.. Mowry from Arizona. Lieut.
Mowry left Gila City on the 4th Of November, at
which time some $50 men were digging gold, the
aversge yield being so per day with the rudest i'm
plemerts.
Every part of the country yet prospected in the Vi
ciny of the mines proved auriferous, and the opinion
was current among old miners that no richer surface
digging exists, in the most favored portions Of
California. The mines are located on the neutral
ground between the Yuma and Pnos Indians, aud thus
no danger is appretended from hottie tribes.
political meeting at Gila City, November 4, passed
resolutions indorsng the action Of the Conventions
held at Mesa and Tucson, and asking Congress for
territorial organization.
The Sonora Silver Mining Company were swelling
thousand ounces per week. Several other mines
also ber e actively worked.
Lieut.. Mowry brings several rich specimens from
the silver mines, aso about 500 10 gold from the Ga
River diggipgs.
Lieut.. NJ. computes the population of the territory
at 10 OO0 and gives glowing descriptions Of the beauty
of the agricultural and grazing resources of the
,untry.
Tie rail route from San Francisco to Texas is in
fine order with the exception Of the central portion,
which is in bad condition, owing to loose management
al inferior stock.
Tie first mail from Albuquerque to California is
ordered from the 35h parallel Arizona Rosd to Pinos
thence into California by the Buttefdeld route.
1t was reported at Fort Smith that Lieut.. Beae
would 60 Ito Winter quarters. The rumor that he
had been attacked was disbeleved.
Mr.. McKibben reports that the Apache Indians con-
tuued their depredatons on tue frontier of Sonora and
Arizona. Seven out Of party of eight had been re-
Gently killed by body Of Mexcaps about forty miles
from Fort Buchanan.
The revolution in Sonora was in fu progress. Gov.
PesQueIa had the least support Of the rich men and
merchants Of the province account of his failure to
return large of money borrowed from them, ac-
corditg to promise.
Capt. Stone progressing successfully with his
surveys under the recent contracts authorized by the
Government.
Mr.. Fickln reports the Comanches as somewha
troublesome although they were not organized into
bands sufficiently large to occasion much alarm.
Mr. Edwards, one of Lieut.. Beae's party, who had
arrived at Fort Smith, reports the expedition all well
in camp on the south side OF the Canadian River.
Lieut., Beae would proceed to Albuquerque as soon as
his escort which was short distance behind, overlook
him.
The msil from Neosho to Albuquerque was at Beae's
Camp. Col. Ross was in the neighborhood, resting
till Spring before proceeding with the examination OF
the surveys towards the Mohave and Tejon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
virginia Democratic Convention.
SECOND DAY.

PETFRsBURG, Va, Friday, Dec. g. 1898.
The Convention met at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The hall was more crowded even than II was !estef-
day. Mr. Barbour of Cplpepper nominated the Hon.
John I.etcher for Governor, when Timothy Kiyes o'
Prince George immediately took the fooT and began
to pour hot shot upon Letcher. great sensation
has been created Mr. Pryor is taking notes, and will
reply to Rives this afternoon II is thought the vote
will not be taken to-day. Last night, during the
he ated debate Mr.. Jackson of Wood gave the lie to
Mr. Seddon of Stafford 1t is rumored that the parties
have left the city for North Carolina TO fght duel.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Rives concluded his remarks at o'clock. and
was succeeded by Mr.. Pryor who Is now making
powerful speech favor Of Mr.. Letcher. There is an
immense crowd in the Convention, and the applause IS
frequent and tumultuous, A ballot can. hardly.be
taken tonight.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

ADIspESsATIoS FROM rHr PoPs.-The Washington
spoudent Of The Trareier Las the following res
ng to a dispensaton granted by the Pope, thronsa
American Official influence:
While the papers are full os comments on Gen.
Cass- letter Of refusal to interfere in the Mortara s
fair the ground that is the settled policy Of the
United States to abstain from all interference IN the
internal Of other countries, IL may be wei
to yeLtlate arumor now current In this city. i. Is
said that the daughter Of highly respectable family
OF this city in which by the way exPresident Pierce
was quite intimate, took the vail at the convent in
he adjacent City Of Georgetown, and that after a
while ste found the disssef1l, and that by the
personal if not official, interference Vi Pfe1ident
Pierce Major Lewis Csss, r, Minister near the Cour.
Of Rone induced 81 interest himself in the mat
ter and by his personal ntercesson with the Pope 70
obtain 'dspensation, which has released the young
nur from her VOWS and has allowed her 10 again ener
the world. Ifthis be so and it has obtained credencs
among many, it would appear that intervention eau
be pracced whenever there is sufficient occasion for
its exercise"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

SaopIrrEs, ARRESTED Frequent complaints
aave been made of late 10 the Detective Police Of rob
berries committed by lot of German shophiters, sni
Captain Wslhng notified his men to keep sharp look.
out for parties answering the description given BY ths
shopkeeper, who we're plundered. Yesterday, whils
Detectives Farley and Eustice were walking through
East Brosdsay, they observed three men ant
woman going in and cut Of deren. stores, and acting
in a msIrer peculiar to the shoptng fraternity, ard
the officers thought il proper to srres, them which they
did on the corner Of Grand and Christie streets sudtook
them to the police headquarters and searched .hsm. Ia
the coats of the men, and under the dresses o,hs
were large pockets filed with meas aud women,
CATERS three Victories Of far, silk handkerchefs.
several bottles Of wines and cordias, AMI mi.csl'
aLeous lot Of goods the proceeds Of the days work.
of the value of about 500 The prisoners gave tho
names of Jacob Adrian, Edward Adrian, Cha,es
Adrian aud Cathariue Adrian, and say trey live in
Willamsburgh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

TIE CAsADA POLICE DIsBasDED.-The new Mu-
nicpal Act fer Upper Canada came into operation
Yesterday The Toronto Board Of Police Commission
ere consisting Of the Mayor, the Recorder and the
Police Magistrate, held their fret meeting in the
Mayor's Office. The Mayor was appointed Chairman,
and the Commissioners proceeded a. once 10 take
action on the 377th sec'on Of the Act which declares
that the members Of the Police force shall be ap-
PORTED By and hold their offices at the pleasure Of
Board" They considered that by this clause the
existing police force Of the city was virtually dssolved
and that It the duty ofthe Commissioners 70 ua-
cerake the task Of recognizing il in the most efficient
manner possible TLey adopted, therefore, the fol-
lowing important r5solutiOn:
Tfs the presert members of the fore sh. bold her sP
pontslts AID continue 70 d.chsge their do,s. provor,y
they shall be resppoted VI eAesed 'J re appoint
n.nt Of othsTs IL tasiE s..sd.
We ale glad to find that the Commissioners have 90
promptly entered upon the work a refor%lng tne
police establishment Of the city, aud trust that they
viii cary il out with ygor. Inehciert men must bs
removed and others put IN their place who viii dis
charge thelr duties faithfully and above al It is Of
prime importance tha, eiicieLt bead be appointed
over tie force. tiVon'" "'VDe'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
Large Fire nj Rochester.
ROChksTER, n. T., Friday, ID

RoohksTER, n. Y, Friday, Dec. 5, 1888
FIRE broke out here at o'clock this morning,
d.s,rovny four buildings on State street.
The buildings were owned bys Samuel Wilder and
the heirs Of H. Packard and NJ. Cooper, who lose in
the aggregate $1,000 which is mostly Gov,
Brown Ptkip. grocers loss 81 Ooo insured 3 ,OOe.
Howe & HogeIs. carpet dealers, loss $4,000; in-
sured sic SO, Sid. Nuns saloon, loss 81 900; in
srred $500. Miss Cooper, milliner, loss about
$4,000; partly insuied Col: IhopPsoni looking r
picture.frame makers; loss, $1,000. The Gre wa
cert,al ard much valuable property was uodaose-ea
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

A M,sropoS rs OHIo.-Tte Clereiard Lsader, On
The authority Of parry Of hunters, states that ths
rernsir. Of msstoton were recently found rear
Cls.k.ville, Defiance County, Ohio in the bed oe .
ne,d that cad rsceu,ly been drained of Tney arc
pf eno.uca- proportions. The bcnes Of the lsg be-
low u knee measure sx feet ana half in length.
and one Of them weigh, So pounds. One Of the bones
above the knee Is 10 feet long, and weighs shout io'
pounds The rbs range from II to le feet II length,
ant tooth from the lover jax weighs Ia % inds
The story looks rather suspicious, bat We give sos
what Il is worth
SALE OF GOyTRsMEST 'issELs;-lhs CaiteI
States steamer Ranger ard fore ard-aft schooners
Colonel Washington and Colonel Biss were soid At
auction. in Nes.OlIeaps cc the 25th ut The Ranger
brought q, 100 the Colonel Washington 81 ,f5o, sni
tie Colorel Bhss 81 200.
III, Err, ObSrrtr tels q story Of resiient %
the Inc of the SEnbury and Erie Railroad vno sgnsd
OF tne rght Of way for slOU. pay abe IN stock Las;
week Mr. Jones called for his pay AL said he v"uli
taxa - ycks Of s,etrs and CT aDk 0: aos'e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
Canal Navigation.

ALBANY, Frday Dec. s, IoJo
Forty-seven boats are now East of Lower Aquedlct.
A channel is broken through the ice, and boats COM
ueuocd locking through about l0ocOck this morning
They will all get through the sixteen locks and on to
the Troy level by morning. Should the present mid
East Of Utica viii get to tide water.
Later Commissioner Sherren reports sixty boats
now passing tie sixteen locks, and that twenty more
will come forward before night Orders have been
issued by the Commissioner to keep the whole OF his
division Of the Canal il navigsble order.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

AMERICAN GESERAL COMMITTEE IsDORsE ROBERT
T. HAws-A regular meeting of the American Gen
eral Committee was held last evening at their head
quarters, corner Of Broadway aud Lispenard street,
and appointed Committee Of five consisting Of Eras'
tus Brooks James S. Scofeld, Lewis A. Cohen, Ben
jamn E. Hancock and Henry Snyder to prepare an
address, recommending the Americans to support the
nominations of Robert I. Haws for Controller aud
Frederick C.. Wagner for Alms-House Governor, at
the election on Tue sdsy next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

HAIIFAA, Frldny, Dec. y TN1N'
The r. NJ. steamship Canada, from Boston, arrive
at o'clock last evening ard sailed for Liverpool
midnight. Weather calm, and raining. Gen. William
is passenger to England
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

Tie Republicans of the Sixteenth Ward will meet
this eyenrg at Chelsea Hail. to ratify the nominations
OF the party. TIE differences existing between the
two Associations have been 20 far accommodated as
that Mr.. Darrsgh, the NOMINEE for Alderman aud the
entire Cou1cmanc and School tickets viii Iece ,e the
united support of both organizations. Aug. +. Dow,
Silas b. Dutcher Robert A. iams, Wm. Il. Bull and
a number Of other speakers are announced.
School OFFICERS or THE EIGHTEENTH WARD
f. Desfed Smith of the Eighteenth Ward has resigned
the nomination as School Commissioner, and James
FaTmaa has been unanimously nominated in his place.
The Republicans Of the Eighteenth Ward viii sustain
this domination. and every honorable means will be
used 70 elec, him the Democratic candidate, SIR.
Nelson. NJ. Fairman is the Union candidate.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

The Council Of the University of the CITY Of New
York has unanimously appointed DR.. John I. Draper
t, he Prcfessorshp Of Analytical and prsctca Che
stry IN the University his father Professor D. W.
Draper, retaining the chair Of Genera. Chemistry a.
heretofore. The School OF Practical Chemistry mas
eommerced its present session with large es's' and
with every expectation Of increased Usefulness aaa
prosperity under the Arrangement.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
The Official Majority in Berks

Special Dspalh 70 The FLIladeiPhia BlIletin
READING, Pa, Friday Dec. 3, 1853.
The Return Judges of the Special Election met 10
day and the full official vote for member the Thirty
fifth Congress is as follows:
For VIM H. Keim Tsrf and auti Lecompton. l5j
For Joel b. Wsnner, Lecsmp.on Democrat
K.im's majority u.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

RoBFRr T. HAws IN IHE SEVENTH WARD.-A
very enthusiastic meeting of the Seventh Wsrd Repub-
lcan Association was held last evening at Botanic
Hal, in East Broadway. Joseph Horie, esq. made Il
speech, in which lie eulogized Robert I. Haws, the
Republican candidate fer Controller. He stated that
in the year 1926 Robert employed in his store a.
q olerk-tbat lie had grown to be an honorable and
useful citizen, and that it afforded him pleasure to
speak publicly in his behalf and to have the honor of
yotirg for him. His remarks were received with
much appia9,e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
A Convict ShOwered TO Death.

AUBl RI, FflIay, Dec. 8, NY
A colored conyic. was shoreIed to death in the
Auburn Prison yesterday. Theconvcts, having gsned
information of the fact, became greay excited aud
general rebellion vas feared last evening. The con.
yicts in the shop where the coloed man worked went
to their cells shouting and hallooing. No disturbance
took place during the night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
The Burning of the Ship COrtes.

BOSTON, Friday, Dec. y, 1913. ,
The trial Of Conrad Emmel, Geo. +. Austin and
Augustus Harmony, 10 the United States Circuit
Court, for burning the ship Cores at sea, was con-
cuded this evening, the Jury failing 10 agree on
verdict.
motion for new trial has been made by the
couns el Of Cyrus w. Pummer. convicted of the muir
der of Capt. Archibald Mclen OF the whsleship
junior, aud the lst Of March next assigned for q
b,ar
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

NIsTH WAFD PEoFLE's ASD TAvP,YrR'S SCHOOL
TIcgE1.-At = large and enthusiastic meeting of the
tsJpsyers and citizens generally Il the Ninth wa-i.
without distinction Of party, held on Friday evening
Dec. 3, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted and ordered to be printed:
Rs0irei TIA; The .utec, Of edue,ins or children the
IN. rohc. questions Of the cay bat should BE- considered
calm judgment and free from poio. bias tht may b
select suitable officers. not only 70 slpel'end the
etucsiou of children b.; with pruieaoe sal
economy tte arge and placed in hcir hands ou year
for ths. pIrIose.
Rs,olrsd Tha, in view Of ,he nominations s-esiy s for
School Officers of the Ninth Wasd, Il - EeNPedeIt for
make new uonins.ous but would earnestly recomrent o
the OF the Ward the following candidates. 70 best fitted
fr tie positions which thny have been Nominated,
and ak for them hearty ,nd ooreisl support;
70, School Cor~issfsnev. ........JANLs W. FARs.
Fer Sch0.! IssJcetor.............A .AUGUsTts = Dow.
lCHARIEs T. Evans,
p" FNee'''''-'''''''''''''' JAMES Ii TOwSsEND.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
4 CARD.
To fhe Editor If The n. y. Tribune.

To he Editor cf The n. y. Tribune.
SIR: understand that it is currently reported that
my influence ard support denied TO MI BrGsnDghansep as
candidate Of the Anshou,s. regret that such
epor, should be circulated NJ g. ia the nominee Of the patty
snd a. such shall receive my tal support.
Very truly. B. z. AANiERkE.
Netc. York Dec. g. 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
To the Associa.ed Press.
~ A'r-s
WAsHISGION, Friday. Dec. 3. 1853.

special messenger left to-day for St. Louis with
copies Of the President Massage AID accompanying
docunentsyto be forwarded by the Overland Mail to
San FraLcisoc; advance copies will also g by the
SILT Lake and Tehusntepec routes, and by steamship
from NewYo,k, on Monday, 70 the Pacific.
The United States Treasurers statement for the
week ending Monday last shows the receipts at
500 600; the drafts paid, 1852 900, and the drafts
issued, nearly the same amount, leaving balance in
tie Treasury of nearly $1,000 00O.-a reduction of
SlfG 900 from last week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
Neg. York, Dec. 3, 1855
,e Tdii,, Of The n. Y. Tr,5ure.

70 he Idifv y TIE y. I. Tri5ufe.
SIR: was surprised TO end in yonr ssue of today
bst wss at meeting the stGyvean, Institute to nominate
candidate Controller OF City of York, at the
csl sraish, Americans Such rot the II live
Ill Tuesday istend 70 for p. T. Haws, and do all cin
f,r Lin WILLIAM ANDERSON
A. Az rhirte.ufh Xafd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

Tar STREET SrPfRIsTEsDESr sSp THE STREET
SwrrrrRs.-Mr. Richard Downing Superintendent of
Streets issued his commands yesterday TO the street
sseepers Of the Fir. and fcdr'h wsris ordering
them to assemble in the lsger-beer basement No IL
Fulton stree. la, evsripg. Toere sre about lJj
sveepers in these vsris. T~erty Of them obeyed the
ye,naion eiict by mee.u: at the place les gnstedi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

THI ALICE PAisIER.-Tbis bark, vnich vas 20
have carried Walker aud bis fortunes ifcm MooIe
&c Central Anerics hsc the fates aud Secretary Cooo
been willing ba. now b. chartered % carry cotton 70
Arn.se-dam q. 1-itc. res pcurd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE :. 7. TaIBU,E.

Foo Ov, Ovn Corr,.7ondent
WASHINGTON, Friday Dec. 3, 1853.
The President in his Message, has, II is said
followed tie example Of tie Southern Governors
and touched lightly upon Kansas and topics con-
nected with Slavery.
Gov. MedSry started for Kansas TO day. He is
instructed to prevent if he can, Kansas from send
ing Constitution here this Session.
Vice President Breckinridge, Senator Broierick,
Representatives Cofax, Grow, Robbins, Fenton,
Kelsey aud Morgan, have arrived at the National.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

the others ddL't Mr. Downing called upon Lis fsita.
fu servants to respect ,hstI dignity as voters, and
CT srGed them, they loved him to vote for Prrser
N. p. subsequently, cane IN AID invited a.. haads to
take social crink, after which the meeting a!.
jorrrei.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
CITY Politics.
CANDIDATES FOR THE BOARD or EDC-
CATION.

We are enabled to present a more complete list Of
candidates for School Commissioners than on Monday
Vgd, Rp.b'iean. =, AnerIeas
]. No nonu.,ion. No romination
H..Edwsrd D. Pepper. Edward D. Pepper.
uI..R. 5 Could 4 ) Gould
IV..No nomination. No nominstior
". NO pol:!cal distinctions.
VII. VIM D. Auarsws wm D. Andrews.
VIZ. Nm Isestt, e. " t1 H. Ps,sis. padaf.,
XJoei " Mason. Joel ". Ma'On.
XII. .E6ssr Kecnum. Edgar kstehum'
NIlI..Alei 70 g. Reynolds. i!oazo u Rey-o.1s.
Xv..FGas,a, c. Benedict, s.Guel Ho;,i.ns.
XVI. WIN r. Stafford John De.sma'e'
Xyri' + reiascid smith, e De.,ss,i Smith.
KIN. .Metsel A Reed
XX..John V GTdieJ
mil. Jane, Mariner -' James Ma-1iler.' ''
UarS. Tomnaay. .iai. Tammaay.
. I..Samge. Aud Eduooc Burke
II..Jsne. Watson. Jsme: Na.1Spi
III. JOLT NJ Memnee' Hon Camp Cotaush'
IN..John Haley L1se-e SAhe'
vi..mich.el Bers
VII. I..Wm N. Tweed Wr. NJ Tweed.
VII. Robert II. Els \ II "s-ser
& Samuel T. Webster. Mar. c. Tuny
xii. .RobeIt o. Govs. Robert o Clover.
Mi. Peter Mitchell Peter Mitchell.
XIV " I'VE a. mic.sy q S;sea h'5Y wY Mec.ny. C
xvii John b. Foser.y Aus-stl. B,uf
L.
NiN. Gregory CouEor. IEeEce Farley.
NX. Nelson Ws,eTb-r-. Wm M0n,etr.
XXI. .Wu Sinclair +. z. MOrogn.
MIL. Wm. ii Dohery. " n- II. Doh'Fiy
IL the Fourth Wari, We lid injustice or Monday to
M John Haley, the foreman OF Ne. l3 Eocipe He
ieforms us with an indignation which We respect II At
he s not grog-seller.
In the Fifth, Wm. b. Eager, j., and join Hewitt,
r, are the Candidates, both nic-:ed by ali the poli,i-
CO. psrt.es.
In the Seventh, Wm. d. Andrews is suppor'ed by
msry Democrats who are dissatisfied with Mr. Tseed.
L. the Eighth Wm. II. Walker. the Anti-Tanmsny
eandis,e. ia hctel-keeper.
In the Eleventh, Christian Metzgar, shipsright i'
runriDg as ar independent candic..e.
In the Twelfth, Mr. Mexican was throwa overheard
on account Of his support of Mr. DENIS sader, after
NJ. Ssi,ier had Lad difficulty with Father Brophy
Of H1lem. Tie rresen. Dem crs, nominee Is 8
Catholic.
T. ,be Twelt ts,h Mr. Grilsy i ro' "a We stated on
Mo.Ssy lswyer, bu. q stair builder and co,iealer.
Edward Walker. the Scokbnder, is running here as
an irdeperdent candidate.