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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

r.,., =, .n~.,. N. ,,.- u,.a .seh have rss-sa
tksss vie s.,sehs spes ant am oafrn< - -, hoao,
ys,h a. se- in orr G. t,sir vis~s pnbhe " oey os
her,iosqe expressed them and 70 o;h. 70. o. H.
Syy5eEss JgIe =, las9
We b.s- also received from Me.sr. rr.vers' a.
Jerome. reply 10 this communication OF Nc Out
water, which we give place to N ja-tice to them;
OUTwArER vs TRAVERSE JEROME.
70 as Lssl- Sy ne n. Y Tyttsas r
syyaess Osr-al frr ,he psn,is in his A-e M oa'Ta
bad The 'fh.s cause ., eanp1is oi sor ns- o.,
the contrary. fore the 81; br gsht ve offered 70
the u.,r ul-ub~r. Of lb- b. ard of Brokers 81 h'
,ctip sps % fu, Inspection Of oar books .nd 2.
pr. ard submit 20 AZ ,sAnin.on sns.t os'.
aIss,, Oh, We issi !" nc traverse JsRoAc
No 70 WILLIAM STRgEr, July ].
GEyrrENEs: hsvs rean the card II Mr. ol,"fs'.
brief will -uahle Won 20 iae oo'' on tAs "s
M o., poin;. arr: having - charge yea wn %
unjust drahBs in eoBdoctins si, ,- e'hion. IN 80
,v.o.d aeh rsl on ground ths The transactions were
ssswrs-l TIE complain, the action svered dero.t
with y,a .afe ietp, 3" .as The Judgment de%.nsa @
ioI $50. .sd N, NJ a . s.s Y, r. s.s.- q. up
.n.usr va. ,b. 81 Go4 Of The dspt had n .sed oy =.
n.e- M sr I'M and par.usHt 70 orders AID TIA;
~ .ecoa wa. lad -ben The balance u the deposit was P4e
I'M BE- !. eivd hr fore ,b. VI ,ired 10 ..ae
upon merits" Of -hca BE- BOW 'Psst' ha; ,1s asS
ec iIs ssn., va. rot nj, rrrd 20 10 the peadins~
~. N. tna M o. stand itaess IA ns o"1
hhn ,rs t,.ts.j 20 the "s.pot fr safe keep,nr UP9n
b. err, bo-ver other facts were eiced ana zoe
nee put evidence. On This insisted ma INC
I'D, ce n ed thai deposit made, not for s Yep
ira, bat incemni,y against -s ses 90 ime %
L of .,ek. the f.c TAI ed 20 .i', ,n 'h- con-
plant, would be usslss 70 aos an es'
o.p. bcsu.- up.n statement Of the fscts OF the case s
tley r.s IN existed would sPPen thai "a. tsn.aeoa as
l,x and 20 ?, could BE- had. To tts M h'
ksnu.dy rrph-d tbs he deposit vas Loo mad. IS s'cn
pin, ard tsviDs been sPped in the manner a,r yoa oa
po retain H. tb- attracts -err u!-a.L terraid tne
.Isurs,on Cf Mr. rrocs.d.d and be testified % the m-r
To-" fy Eating h. ,.yanees Of wbeo be oonpsned sqd me
f.e. = poor, Of them simply and in detail A. The 'ncoson
Of bis testimony Court srsnt-d n,nsu upon tne sfooA'
M Ia, The erpsit msde naemniy u cosd no' oe
,r,d bach (r that tie Transactions were egi
ana ID nsd- furtherance o an u-g. n the
paru4 bound BY c'untos usl-.s be eyl!a ao'
rror or fraud which he Cou 5octy sad might be done
Bu, Nr. o. u., ded DO offer - d. ihis
There evasion Of The merits. therefore, unless oe
rs,i,erou. Tor 20 .addl. loses 10 stocks up B.
Yours, very Truly, j. W. OlLpLhA.
Me.sr Traverse 4 JEROME
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

TBE FoURrH-oF.JULY OEATIoS.-Proi. Raymond,
Ct the oyteehIic Institute has written note 70 AID
Douglass, chairman Of the Common Council Commit
tee on the Fourth.ofJuly Celebration accepting the
Invitation rendered TO deliver an Grafton in front OF
the City Hall on the anniversary Of our national IN
aepenaence.
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p.,,,a.,.sia Cnure unrkes-Jusr %.

Th@re sups, q Cattle In Tsii,, 'hs ss~s And
,ess d,elir ed .st'y Tb~ nhr Of Cattle ~ 'or tlns
no'ns !. 80 bad ard s,ook Cattle sbSu, so seAd
H., ..e. ~. .o- q. fr,n - SO 81 Sl and sii -
10 n The aversEr u sskp for >e~vrs ws siO =.
sHEsp The spppy e sAe-p SsHo.. As- suoons 10 AZ
The p~p. bad consequently, p,c-s remain 81 slw
s,u- Al Of red bcw.yrr .d readily At from 20 A.
y D. ~elsht
Boes-This n4rtet 10. well implied - 1snA ihe
os ms. oly ,upoalns c0 bead These sold rcs1iy
IN NJ 8 . 10 60 25 y 100 =. net
Cows -Tois qsi.e bsb. ard rs bead cd
q, hcn go fo GOO and prime mich Cows, and from
80 70 IS for orciGsry 6ry cow,.
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sxrplO0lTErS COyRT-July I-BefTe EDHAsD T. "AS'
surrof

sTRxOOlTES l-beiVsr
Surrogate
Wills oFFynED FOR PKobsIt.
AoAr, &, ,ua.nsus. citation rs:grDable July ., isS.
esh.,es wg,hex eit4 ion ret2rea5le Jay =, IS1.
s-~-s a Van BusfrG c,atisn retrrnsoe Jay . '9''.
q a : C.mpben etst0n returnao. Jay . ,So.
citation Ert1fnabe SDy 70 1917
49, 8 Couklin, citation ret1snsbse July isSf
tS~ard Boyd citation r..nrnaeie guly u, .S0'.
p~srtei K.ssnssb, citation r-.urussle SEPT. T. le1t
WILLS ADMITTED To PROBATE.
M MeCrsckep Mary ynDsD Nancy D1nnser, Clsresss
= Jobp L. Auber Samuel HendricksoD A-t5ur T. J.nes
E g. sodmis Ben amin r. Benz amin, Charles DAVIS, MARA
I. - Thomas Richardson, Francis r. C1nuie' -, f,
Nit OF DAVID BRysH.-Tbe Surrogate almiVsa
n VII 70 probate rep0r published when ne case w'
-. an uuen week. The tes,ator vas "a vsnesd u
,r e litigation upon The vision. FOR the o-Deh mrs
Roof. Brh widow Of the dscessed who was me sea'e
tor nf Of the entire Of he esae, exceP an annuity %
s a the sns r skug of the property and ae ner aeat
ne srecuors are directed se ali the real estate OF ne tssA
tor and 20 divide proceeds equ,ly bet Ee-n The eae1
sn-d IN he WILL The testimony offered fo the
es.d PRINCIPALLY Of mind and body of Mr. brlsh
Srss tb latter par, his life aud 20 show ondae
s.<.d over him BY Of bis family The testimony on
s H. went the point bs, the whole ne o. n
uy erisnsc.d b The t-sa.r many years pTior 70 s
sal ths; had executed wills substantially similar 70 th one
.0~rxd for rrobae which made exhibits 10 me ca
since Argument the lStb Of June ss' t5e wid2w AI
srysh died leaving win which also offered fr probate ana
H. children take In due course Of sdmnfaon nDa- t
Irsr yi admt,sd probate Geo O. Bellows or executor
r e,oush.on for contestant
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

inehes-s1cel,en,iy pnrted with COED iissifA-o's-'
the largest .Aee: Of :ke kind, VIC tsls'e 'Aa' ever
tas he, n puhhshed. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

Being 81 per cent ess in 1853 than lsjs.
Messrs. Ashley e. Norris advertise for sale Sewer
age Seven v Cent Bond. of the City Of Chicago due
in 1884, The entire amount Of the city debt to March
/, 1859, was e 23e 900, all of which has been issued
for strictly municipal purposes. Tne debt is appor-
toned as follows:
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rAdy-rti-ament.l i

UNITED STATES PER CENT COUPON BONDS
ofls7.-u>irEp srarss TREASURY Nerrs Pss CsNTs-
NEW YoRx STATE Pea CENT RgGIsIEkED STOCK Of sIe-
for "a. In .noan 20 SUN 1r investment backing Purposes 5y
THOMPSON BRorHEks, No. 2 Walst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

Squire from .wfork fr Port savannah Texas seAn.
dOped in L hng condfn 2th June The brought
20 dis port Ia tie bris Aiira of eoand TIE c. ws:
built st Gresrfort IN SS 81 ss,sf rated md
va, owned By ID q Floyd of the above place.
lBy Telegraph TO Elwood Water esq Sec Bd undsrwra
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

CoIL,sros on THE RvER.--Yess rday morning.
sbeut O'Clock, the ferry boat Curs'~, Of the Peck
sl,p Ferry, was driven against one of the docks on
Csrlear's Hoob, Ne~.York, by tee ferry-ooat ona-
Asks, q the Jamcc-shp Ferry The Oaaiaska was
ahead Of the Curlew on going uf The rver, and when
opposite the Gas House dock, en- the Brooklyn side'
the Oarlew had gained on her, aud endeavored to
pass Between the Ooalaska and the Shore The pilot
Of she Onalasks Nimrod Ba1rir, rao his boat close
in TO prevent this. The Curew then rao over to the
Ne.-York shore, when the Onalaska followed, and'
ON the Curlew again attempting to pass, ran her into
the dock smashing her rail, and causing about $500
damage. No person was injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

Disasters. &c.

QuErNrows, June 1.-THE bark Garland previously
ported) soh al scson Saturday last, for oe5
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
Markets .c.ar,rLLY Rsro.rrO ros rHr N 2 rsIsyss

ASHES-Tbs market steady Pearls aud wanted
at Is sii. Pots 6Im sale. % ~ bols AZ IS .
COTTON-Tb. msrst has b--n sctive and buoy AZ,
s,es Of $40 bales, ebi-Hy fOr export We quote:
CLASSIFICATION
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

.ys) Rsiiroad 80 SEA- Michigan soubern Railroad,
aasI; Michig,n Southern Preferred, 26Sai; PaDa-
ma Railroad, us! sil6; Illinois Central Railroad,
eaIa69.; Galssa and Chic.ga Railroad, SIT S62i;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. 24 d24i Chicago aud
and Rock Island Railroad, 5@1 5Si; Ia Crosse and
Milwaukee Railroad, ioi; Cary Improvement
Com papy, 5e5i; Iline is Central Bonds, s3i o3.
The foreign bill ma, xet has been inactive for the
steamer Of ,o-moras the a,varcet raes asked hav-
ing checked business Bankers ask lloi for Sterling,
but the business is done conc-s-ion 90 this
rate. Merchants signatures are 1904 alio. Francs
are 315e5i0
Fr.iebt-To Liverpool, Go bales Gotten at IT,;
500 boxes Cheese, per steamer, At St.; 100 bbis.
Spirit. at &c. bark TO Marseilles, with Light Ppe
Saves, on private terms. vessel from apor on the
ST. Lawrence River to Liverpool, with DeA-, at oes.
Cd. A ves,e Of l56 iuns, from Jacksonville TO st.
Croi1, with Lumber, at $40 80.
The business Of the Sab Treasury was: Receipts,
All5.e05 O.; for Customs, s7e,OoO; Payments,
ssea. go es Balance, 77s %. The di.bur.e
mel t. it will be seen very large, the bulk being
tor interest the public debt
The Brooklyn City Railroad receipts for June 1859
For June, S5s.....'''.'''''''''''''''''' SV9 %
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

ALaABAc
sun-Rss.... ass ses....... 7:55 Aoon-Rises. s:2
HIsB wArgn rBls DAY
Sandy Hook... 9:0s Gov Island 98 Hell Gate 30
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

- 90. .ra., fr vh<.re Boasseatica Of his orees
le ssiee rs'sf - sssy nsJ - ssssed.
T7sr.sn Tse of this mo.ion 20 te ano2, of -
srs > each party who sPared T~rasJ 'ssIe'A are 70 Aoe
~ - c. Soye. for risiuta. Messrs Bsrrin, d D
Van wiaiI. Jsd.h Dsskin.oo MasI, EvArts, Ca,;ins
sr< % 4 CAik foT he several de'eneAHis
szryrRIOR CoURT-srtelsL Tsss-JrLy BEFORE J0.tce
WooDHvFF
TIE FeRREsT DIVORCE CASE.
Catherine ~ Fones. as;- Edwin Forrss.
.se defendant moved Yesterday 20 take deposi'lors
n. sssp.sa with q view 70 reducing avoiding aiimony:
az q with elo % b inc1fed IL he cause aee1o4"'
i r,he whole exp-nse Of taxing The depostions ,,..
n. Williams ct al. agt. VIM. T.. Chave.-Mo''on
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
Msvepeuss 81 Ocean sseaners.
10 DEPART
10 ARRIVE

III. Overland Mail for California leaves S, Lous every noo
day and Thursday Letters dessnez tos s0oois -
uarked Overland. yis St. Lous'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

Passengers Arrived
In bark SARAH from SaraslAs-F. 0~Tdres VI. D., VIM.
Dixon, Bridget C0nnor
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

TRIAL OF THE New ENGINE OF THE BRooKLrs
wArER woRKs The pumping engine Of the Brook
Nn Water.Works was submitted this last week TO a
ls hours trial Of its ability to pump easily at the rate
Of 10 600 gallons into the Ridge Reservoir in
2lhours. further test will be made in the course
Of the month in regard TO Its consumption OF fuel aud
its ability 10 increase the above rate TO 600 o0 ga
Inns delivered in sixteen hours. The present trial was
cor Quoted by the Assistant Eogineer in charge Mr.
NcEoy and the result argued very tavoraoly for the
Of this large mschiDe Tne engine worked
thfoush "a hours without interruption or int-ce-sion although
for the confined 10 S hours
sftbis time only. -
during this t-. by sasasarsmsn u hBs
York sslons this there added an allowances tor
Of @ AS gallons and for absorption OF Z S gal
kss delivery pump Of ~ fSo gallons 10
e hcu,s OF TO- 86i. .74S sallous In ~ hours. -,
made without previous NOTICE nspiHs
been eye without h preparation the engine f tae
sy.I When the itself properly balanced, aud the
pumps carefully psekd will undoubtedly sho" mach
higher teliveTy. os tt s,...., a,oh and 10
FEET Dder 80 ncnes diameter sd oIee
s,ot, n wss bui BY Woodruff Beach of Hartford C1un
unde the direction and plans Of MI Wright the able suPefn
In. conduit during this expermen.
Senysd SimOnsons pond and Clear stream
ptpd The uniform fow from these ponds exceeds
A. prr,ep rsie Of gallons daily In the aggregate
bsps double the minimum ~ oil the same streams
durse the Fall months Of Ociober and November
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

MEETING OF THE JoNT BoARD.-The Joint Board
e A,%sn AID s.P,%s % met ys'dy ~ 1 ana py ,Se
ing the city debt referred 10 two Coanees
Ds Irrr,d 70 Me..r. Del veccho jenkins ana Grow
e and That which relates TO he Eastern District 70 Mes
1or salaries rejected for Of Othird. vote After
Which the Board adjOurned until Monday the 18th n' at
e'elock pm
The MALPRACTICE CASE IN RAPELIE STREET.
Coroner Horton concluded the investigation e the circumstances
:ss R.psys .iss on % sunday Nt ao,.y night
kbowns lnry; NJ. Jones' James rs.ey Jo.sPh Cordu-
s.ss Jonas mean Msose %% sSys fSe ssdeace
r.,eore Published showed that the mother bad been st.nded
she her niaas ~p, oied The Jury rendered
KtnDey her by hemorhase from malpractice
"by lane Of Emma LOse while stsnning her conhne
rendered In esch That the child 20 It's death by
BEEN committed BY the CoroncI warrant ~ await examination
Tar CopRrs-The Court of Sessions yesterday ad-
unsd until Wednesday Of next week Previous theret John
been inSiesrd f sasIs en,erD, the stable Of jaob st
knwtrt in fssuh one pisht IN May iaat and stealing there
the Pepitei tsy for six months aud pay hne d $50 in adj
dnion o. be iapn'oneo f ss mouths more William Farrell
pleaded guilty 10 aitempt TO commit kionous assault
Io1 Ihs's n E Ss & m Sso w,s bad Sns SseS ssS
.,us ,S b.. mrp where hr oue a. cSs coE
.d In of esenua'ns creums'ances sentence
sevrrs prr.Or, who had imprisoned for of bal.
The Civ Court adjourned for the term having disposed Of the
last trisble case on the calendar
NARROW EscAPE.-A man named James ONel, re-
sdipg Pacific the ro Of bic residence
ThuIdsy light cool hims snd sccd-usy fell down into
the ysrd below he poa-d up in nee and boa b. to be
dangerously injured. medical examnston proved that
bons brken and ncuns be able be about
ssa- TIE house frOm which fell three stories ia night
THE PUBLic ScHooLs.-Yesterday the various pub
Nc schools the Eastern District bella exercises preparatory
d,sui.sps sebos until Tuesday rhe DecIAran Of OdePen
speeches and other Appropriate
RoBBERY.-Yeeterday morning wagon stolen
Of South Sixth Tenth 5y
tAieves TIE proeeit, was NJ, recovered.
BrRGLARY.-The dwelling house Of Mrs. McClane,
corner Of Flashing aud Cumbcnd avenues feloaioasy
Thursday light aud r0bbed Of watches sn money
eli galued st $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-03
JeYaeY CITY News.

JERSEY CRY COMMON CouNcTL-ORGA ANIMATION THE New
BoARp--The final meeting Of the old Board Of Aldermen
was held last evening at the Lyceum. The President
alderman Thurston) in the chair, and full Board pre-
sent The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap
proved. Alderman Hardenbergh offered q resolution
complimentary to to the retiring members OF the Board
which was adopted Aldermen Earle and VOORHEES, re-
turned, made some remarks, and took formal lcaye
when the Board adjourned sine die.
The City Clerk then called the Board to order and
Alderman Tden called 10 the chair The Board then
went into election for President with the following re-
sult:-C Van Worst, 9; A. Hardenbergh, 8; j. " Thurs
ton l. Young /; blank, 2. The Board then made the
following sppointments:-City Cerk-Geo. W. Cassidy
re- elected; City Marshal-Nsthanel p Ellis, elected
Corporation Auorney-R d. McClelland, reelected City
1reasurer-P n. Vroon, reelected Superintendent OF
Almshouse and Overseer Of the Poor-Wm. Whitley re-
elected. The Board then adjourned.
JERSEY CRY FIRE DEPARTMENT EIEcnoy-The annual
election for officers Of the Fire Department Of Jersey City
will take place this Tuesday evening The following
the Of the candidates nominated For Chief Engi
neer-Samusl French, Of Engine No. 1, and William
Howeth, Of Hook and Ladder No 2. For Assistants
Adrian B. Reynolds, Of hook and Ladder No /; William
j. Stevens hose No. 8; James Mclaughlin and william
Anness of Engine No i John B. Haight, Of Engine No.
s.; John Howeth, Of Hose No 4; John G. Haybeck, OF
Hook and Ladder No. 2 and Addison p Rowey of Hose
No Q. For Fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES F. Fielder Of
Engine No. 8, and Henry A. Greene, Of Engine No. s.
STRIKE or JoUREYNES PAINTERS. large number of the
ourneymen painters Of Jersey City stopped work yeser-
day in consequence Of the employers refusing to pay
them 50 per day. They had previously been receiving
81 IS per day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-03
Military Affairs.

THE VISIT OF THE MILWAUKEE (ws) LIGHT GUARD TO
New YoRK-The New York military proverbial for
their hospitality and courtesy TO their visitors from abroad
and carly in the month of June they will have add
onal opportunity TO pay their attentions the Milwaukee
Light Guard Captain John G. Starkwea,her This compa-
ny contemplate making the longest tour made by
leave Milwaukee the 9th OF June, via the De.
troit and Milwaukee Railroad, stopping for one
day at Detroit to tho visit Of me Light Guard
Of that city, made last fall. They with then
take the Great western road to Buffalo, visiting the mill
ary Of that CITY, From Buffalo the Mlwaukians will pro-
badly take the New York Central Railroad Albany aud
there pay their respects TO the Albany Burgess Corps
Company OF Contncnais old friends of the H. L. and
then embark OF the North river palaces for this
city, and remain four day day under military orders
and the remainder OF the time citizens Of W,scon
sin. Returning, the company will take the steamboat
for Troy, and the Central Railroad again. stopping
at Rochester, Syracuse and Utica thence to Sispen
thence home. The company will parade fifty muskcts
and will be accompanied by Gov Randall, Commander
p-Chef OF the Wisconsin State Militia with hts aids and
fta and also by company staff composed Of Mayor Page
United states Marshal Thomas, Judge Larabee Col Dous
man. COL Nazro, and by number OF the honorary mem
eers OF the company The American Cornet Band, OF Mil
waukie, numbering twenty pieces will accompany the
cursoniss. The NJ. L. SIS have an excellent reputation
as military company, and well known for tho high
tocial standing OF its members We not learned NJ
Se,, wpat New YORK organization will receive them.
EXCURSIONS on Dr.--n is stated that the New York
Light cuard (rgers), Capt. John Garland, contemplate
military Of that place.
The National 6reye, of Brooklyn, making prepsrs-
tons TO visit Hartford, Conn tho An inst, the
caslon Of he Inauguration OF sic Governor Of Connecticut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-03
Brooklyn City News.

FAILURE 10 ORGANIZE THE BOARD OF ALpHRxEy.-The
new Common Council met last evening, in compliance
with the charter. Mayor Powell presided but only nine
members out Of nineteen answered 10 their names where
upon the Board declared adjourned for want Of
quorum An appeal taken from the decision of the
Mayor in declaring the Board Adjourned whereupon his
Honor left the chair and Alderman Schoes was selected
as Chairman pro tenn Az there was still no quo
rum the Board adjourned for twenty minutes At
the expiration Of that time the Board reas-
sembed, and majority not being present,
IL declared adjourned. The democrats, il seems had
not agreed upon their caucus nominations and absened
themselves in body, leaving the Board unable TO act
Their nominations for the principal officers IL is under
stood, areMartin Kalbesch for President William g.
Counsel, and Moses Abbot for Keeper of the Hail. The
nominations Of the republicans are understood out
sideFor President James A. Van Brunt City Clerk, VIM
w. Boerum CORPORATION Counsel, Henry r. Piersou, aud
Keeper Of the Hail. Alexander Cashaw Tho democrats held
caucus last evening" and made changes in order 10
secure the united support Of all the members of that party
Board They have one majority If there is no boiling
The republicans appear to be pretty well united and
the other party will make clean sweep large crowd
Of expecants about the Hall during the evening" aud
body OF police were kept IN reserve to maintain order
danger OF any trouble requiring their The Board will
be called together this evening and organized
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS democratic caucus Of
the Board have nominated James r. Del veccho for Pres
dent 1t is understood that the opposition will unite
ex-Aayor Samuel Smith.
STRIKE OF LABoRERs.-The hborers employed ON tho
Prospect Hill reservoir refused to work yesterday for the
wages they heretofore received, which dollar
per day Of twelve hours. They demand 81 rs per day
and ten hours work, and in addition require to be paid
In cash month, instead Of taking orders the
tractors their friends, II appears they
obliged 10 do Some disturbance anticipated and
force fpoce was sent 10 the vicinity of the reservoir
but the aboers very quiet and orderly they
returned. No arrangement between the seorers and
their employers had been effected up TO last evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-03
Political Intelligence.

II has been stated that the of Mr. j. r. Barrett as
representative The Congress for ST. Louis would
be contested by Mr.. Blair the ground OF fraudulent
voting, he claiming that there not many
some OF the polling districts there vote cast
This charge has been Set at by the result OF the April
election in that city for municipal officers which shows
larger aggregate than in the previous one of August
and also in the particular wards where Mr. Bars friends
clsmed that fraud had been used sets at rest the
attempt Of Mr. Blair to claim the seat of Mr. Barrett the
next Congress.
THE HARMONIOUS BROTHERHOOD IN OMo-rhe Cincinnati
Times Know Noth!ng) Of Saturday last thus complains
Some Of the Americans in this vicinity condemn the call
for republican State Convention. They say there
dstn understanding that the call to have been
an oruositon conventon whereas it is for the nomina-
toa OF republican ticket.
A NEW PARTY IN KAysAs.--On the 18th of May Terri
ora Convention is to be held at Big Springs Kansas
the purpose of organizing party out of the
vave elements of black republcansm and border ruau
democracy The ulras of each Of the great parties
politely invited to stay away.
SENATOR SPINoIA-At a meeting of the Democratic City
Committee Of Brooklyn Monday evening last the fol-
lowing resolutions unanimously adopted and copy
forwarded to Mr. spnola. In the evening the honorable
gentleman honored with serenade at the residence
of Alderman Kershaw in Hicks street, and upon being
called for delivered eloquent Speech thanking sup
porters for the compliment offered him, and reviewing
his conduct in the Legislature.
Resolved That regard the late of the Hon.
sppoa Of the Senator's from this county, while faithfully
dsoha giDg his utea his constituents yranncal
patton OF by psrtzan majority the Senate and
act dgraceul TO the intelligence and integrity Of the Senate of
the State Of New York.
Resolved That heartily approve and fully endorse the
integrity exhibited the floor of the Senate his de-
fence of the democracy he has reflected high honor him
upon h Se
never used IN debate with pride and s,.f.con That the
hands of the black republicans the Senate blows d.
alone him but intended also insult and the
democracy Of Kings County That IN the opinion of this
mtee such made for the purpose carrying
repuEnant to the democracy Of this county,
That these resolutions be signed by President
and Secretary and transmitted 10 the Hon. F. BSpinola
SENATOR SEWARD AND INpANA-The Weekly Vi,itor, an
opposition paper published at Rising Sun, Ind has
elaborate leader tho Presidential question in which II
declares that the assertion that Seward could carry
diana is ridiculous. insists that "hty thousand oppos
ton voters woudIwthhold from him their support No
Fillmore men will 60 for him.
AIAnAMA-Hon. s. A. stallworth has been nominated
for reelection to Congress by the democrats Of the Mobile
(FirsD district.