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board of ALprHMEN.-An adjourned meet
ing of this Board WA held last evening, AID
Cornell in the chair.
The ordinance authorizing the Conpttoll,r tn
raise an additional $500 600 for the summon, of
the families Of volunteers was taken IRON the
table. WV
AID. Brady moved as an amendment that
DIR. GriscOm and Mr.. Dcnman shall no longer
I've employed as Trcasurers, 10th gentlemen
having shown themselves incompetent and I'M
fit for their situations.
The amendment was adopted by a vote of 8
to5.
Aid. Froment moved to take the ordinance nm
by sections which was adopted.
Sec. was, on motion of An. Genet. altered
so rs TO include the City Chamberlain with ,he
Comptrollcr in appointing discussing agents in
each district.
Sec. :, on motion of ALL. Dayton. was altcrei
so rs 10 read, " The head of each family shall
receive a sum not exceeding 81. the eldest child
Il, and each additional child 30 cents, provided.
however that no family receive a sum exceed
ing g."
On motion Of AID. Fromcnt, tho disbursins
agents were directed not TO pay any certificate
unless endorsed by the Ward Committee.
The ordinance, as amended was then adopt-
I'd, and sent TO the other Board
n communication was received from the
street Commissioner, stating that the appropri-
alton for roads and avenues 00O) was en-
tircly exhausted, and asking for an additional
s20,O Laid over.
The Corporation Counsel was requested ID
give his opinion rs TO whether city officer CAD
retain his situation, and at the same time occupr
an elective county Office.
The report Of the Committee on Nation&
Affairs ON the allotment system" appointing
Andrew V. Stout as Commissioner of tho Allor
ment Fund, was adopted.
The Board then adjourned to Monday mex.
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81 JoLH's, ~ T., Nor. 2O.-Thc Telegraph
line breakers are still a. work. The wire, were
cut ~ Tuesday night al halfpast eight o'clock,
thirty-ihroe miles from here, and repaired by
scvcn o'clock this (Wedneslay) morning.
There Is an improvement IN tho manner NJ
cutting the wiiss Th-y are filed OIL instcai Of
being clumsily cut with stone.
The City Of Minche.tct's ncvs was lcliyoi
TIL Sunday night last by breaks in the lina.
The line has been cut every hour tolay hut We
have many men ard horses out 10 repair It As
soon n II is cut. The Harlor Grace line is be-
licvcd TO bo utterly destroyed The election
takes place today, and quiet will PROBABLY pre-
vail hereafter.
gale from the rorIh-cas, ws blowing.
The steamship City OF NV York will ar i've
81 Cap" Race about midnight but there are no
ntosnccts of lolIdins her.
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THE BOARD or CoUNcmMES.-Thc Bosrd
met last evening, pursuant to adjournment, the
President, Councilman Jones, in the chair.
The Board concurred with the Board Of -
men in their resolution rendering to Com
" likes, OF the San Jacinto the Inequalities of
the city, and proposing to present him sword
A committee Of five OF each board was appoints1
to carry this proposition into effect.
The Board proceeded To the special ordaE
being the proposition OF Councilman Barney q
raise an additional loan Of $3.50. 900 for the voL
untecr relief fund, under the same rcgulations
that have hitherto excited in regard to thai
fund.
Councilman Orion proposed a substitute pros
posing to appropriate the same amount, but
under restrictions that would limit the salaries
OF the principal assistant discussing officer to
500 a month, and reducing the maximum
weekly allowance to 81 for each head OF family,
10 cents for the oldest child and % cents for tho
youngest child, provided no more than 80 he paid
any one family weekly.
Councilman Barney stated that the substi-
tute was principally Objectionable. in the fact
that II limited the visitors in the amount they
should pay any ono family To -.
Councilman Brandon favored an appropriation
OF 1000, 600, and trusted that an amendment
would I've made which would prohibit any person
from drawing ON more than one ticket.
Councilman Orion defended the limit Of 81
to each family, insisting that It was absolutely
necessary to economic more with this fund in
the future than in the past.
Councilman Barney stated, during the de-
bato, that the Comptroller had today received
an order from the Governor making him tina
Agent Of the State in carrying out the allot-
ment system.
Councilman PinlInev desired TO caution thosa
who received this money that it could not last
forever, and that the benefit of the allotment
system must be speedily availed Of
Councilman Brandon argued that the prolon-
CATION OF the war was not the fault of tho sol
hers, many of whom had enlisted expecting 10
lie required but for a short time, and MS the pre-
servation Of the Union protected the taxpayer,
| the tax payer ought to pay.
The Board, after a heightened discussion,
adopted the substitute; amended so as to appro-
PIRATE 100000 and making the weekly allow
ance ~. Adjourned to Monday.
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THE NEW YORK SUN,
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. %, 1861.


TIE nominations for Mayor are at length
that Of the Syracuse Peoples Union organiza-
tion, and Mr.. OrpYKr that Of the Republican
party, aided by the Peoples Union, q rman
Union, and probably also the Taxpayers organ
izations Mr.. GrNTHER represents Tammany
aided hy other influential German orr,nizn-
tons, and Woop at last step, forward 81 tn
champion Of the Mozart party.
The vote Of the German League organization,
last evening, in favor Of OrpYKE, stool, 80
votes fer OrplkE, % votes for GrSruER, an |
one for Woop
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CoNMiSSIoNEns or PonIIc CHARITIES AND
OoRhEcrIoN,-Ihc regular meeting of tho
Board took place yesterday afternoon. The
weekly statement is as follows Number Of in.
mates in the various institutions under the cara
OIL the Board 5000, an increase of 60 over, =
number reported last week 2,Oli were aS,'
mitted during the past week, and 1913 di.d
were discharged, sent to the workbou,, ri,
Blackwell's Island cr the State Prison.
From the 9Th to the 2lst Of November inclu.
tive, $40 persons-ljG males and II females
were transferred from the City Prison TO IN.
Workhoute on Blackwcll's Island. as vapra,,s
and disorlerly persons. Eleven OF them had
been imprisoned 100 times and TWENTY-FIVE 20
times.
During the past two weeks tho DEPARTMENT
received, through various sources, the sale Of A
yoke of oxen and empty barrels, AMI labor Of
the Wcrkhouse, the sum Of Si,s79 IL. Al.
jouncd.
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The Hungarians, in their attitude Of passive
resistance 70 the mandates Of the Austrian Mon
archy, are certainly far from presenting the
divided front which a weak aud struggling pao
pie usually offers TO the Entertainments of supe
riOr power. With a strange unanimity all
classes are combining for the preservation q.
their national rights, and Tor once both the ter
TOR, and allurements of deSpotism fail TO thin
the ranks Oi the friends Of freedom. The Hun
garians conscious OF their inability to cope
single-handcd with III immense military re-
source, of Austria, but are watching with pa
tient assiduity Tor the time that cannot now hr
far distant when the necessity for Italian unity
shall reopen the war that g. to decide the hlc
Of Vcnctia.
In the meantime all cla-.c- of the Hungarian
people leave Austria to the consequences Of her
stupidity in alternating the affections OF AN an
Client and loyal race They will no, pay the
taxes which they had no voice in imposing, and
leave them to be collected in kind by the mill
tary who destroy far more than they capture,
The civil and local authority is everywhere in
abcyance, and, a. if the Austrians were struck
with judicial blindne-s, all their attempt, 10
conciliate are 20 poorly adapted to the want,
and slmpathies Of the Hungarian, that they
only serve TO widen the chasm, and prove the
utter impassibility Of the depth, between them.
The most conservative Of all classes-the
clergy is also identified with the popular move
ment, and fully committed to resist the en-
croachments Of royal power, which daily be-
come more daring and aggressive. The veneer
able Catholic Primate of Hungary, who is also
hereditary obezspagen, OF Chief Magistrate,
oil the district in which he resides, was Lately
questioned by Government as to what course
he would pursue in case Vi the refusal Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-22

terday At moon, with his balloon, 10 Miner
Hill and made ascensions 10th last night AMI
this morning. The only evidences Of the pre-
eDee Of the enemy between Centreville and
Fairfax Court Ilo"se were the camp fires about
10 miles from him.
Since the negotiation Of the new loan on Pr.
day last, Secretary Chase placed to the credit VI
Disturbing officers in Boston. New York and
Philadelphia, the sum Of g., 5O3,sgi, to he paid
20 contractors and other government creditors.
The tent invented by General Morgan Of
Chic, has been brought TO tho attention Of the
government. Its chief sanitary * ,ellencies are
the arrangements for ventilation and clcvating
the beds from contact with the ground.
Nothing more complete and desirable in heat.
ing has vet been presented.
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tWI'VWHN't Y W' HSs0OV fd ITeSS'
RocitW,, No., Mn. 19..-The wife Of Nn'a'
E,,ton, who was found with hi. throl, cut al
hi residence a week before last has ,c,r a-ros'.
ed on suspicion Of the murder cf he husband.
The County Criminal Court adjourned la''
SATURDAY,. The eases Of Buck Of the 3lth rrgi-
men, OF New York, for the murder Of a conr IL,
Sylvester llollani, for the murder Of private
in Ricketts, battery, aud Mrs. Eiston, have bc'n
continued to tn Marh term Of the court
The 10Th regiment of New York received two
months paw Yesterday, at the hands Of Major
Lawyer. The detachment Of that regiment I'M
der Captain Ammon, performing provost duty
here are to be- paid oiay.
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IHh EXECUTIVE ComMrrfAE Of the Tax.
payers organization met yesterday at Mr.. Liv.
ings'onS office, over the American Exchange
Bank, but transacted no b, ,iness except Al.
journing till today, when it's expected their
nominations foT Aldermen and Counciimep will
be COMPLETED.
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The Independent is authorized to say that
Rev. llrNuY WARD BEECHrH is not going TO
Europe, either for the purpose Of influencing
English sentiment on American affairs or for
any other; nor Ina, he though of going at
may he also as well to aid, says the hLpcn-
dHt, I" HAT h. has entirely rclinquishcd the de-
sign Of taking quarter, at Fort Lafayette"
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RECOVERY or A STOLEN Horse AND
WAGoN.-About o'clock, last evening", Detec-
tiycs Slowey and Elder discovered two women
driving a horse and wagon through Broome
street at furious rate. They were stopped and
conveyed 10 the Police Headquarters. Shortly
after J. q. Sands, of No. 7hi Third avenue,
claimed the horse and wagon, AMI stated thew
had been stolen from the corner Of Mercer and
Prince streets, where he had tied them. The
women, who are wcll-knopn street walkers,
gave the names OF Ann johnson and Bridget
y flnIaaan. IheN MeTc looked mn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-22
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY 7HIEGRAPR TO the n. Y. SUN
From Eastern virginia.
1900 R, bells Disarmed.

baltimore, Nor. 2l.-Dispatchcs just received
gratifying intelligence that the scccssionists Of
Northampton county, To the number of eighteen
hundred, have laid down their arm. and tho
Federal troops have nov full possession of that
county a. well a. Accomac.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-22

Bo,i'n Nor. II The San Jacinto l. a. Now
port, whcr" She put in on account Of breezy
weather and heavy eros, sea
Twenty-Five rebels, captured on Santa Ro,l
I.hnd, In the attack on Col. Billy wilson's
Zouavcs, arrived here this morning ny the Fall
river route AID were sent to Fort Warren.
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A Fam for the sale of useful and fancy .rti.
clcs was opened on Wednesday evening last. at
the corner of Broadway and goth street, for the
benefit of the Magdalen Benevolent Society,
and will continue until tomorrow evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-22

ADorT ONE HUNDRED voters per diem are
now made at the City Hall by the naturalza-
ton proccss. The time for naturalization in
order to vote at the coming charter election =
expire ON Friday next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-22

NEW MEMrEEs or THE BAR-A STRANGE
NlST.-lcSterlay morning, about : O'Clock.
while Mr., John Whitmore, the proprietor Of the
liquor store, corner OF Houston and Elizabeth
sts'' was behind the bar two extra large orcH
walked in. The first one took quiet survey
the premises, while the second put his head
over the counter aud took drink out of the
place where the glasses are washed, Mr. W.
is great adulirpr Of fine cattle, and so was
not indignant at the large horns of his custom
ers' but merely shook his hand and quietly
said Go OUT Aud tho quadrupcds backed
out like gentlemen breaking nothing, and even
twisting their heads to save the windows from
the effect of their huge horns.
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A RESOLUTION is to be presented in the Com
mon Council to have portrait of the gallant
Colonel Corcoran, of the Goth regiment, painted
and placed in the Governors rO0R Of the City
Hall.
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"IloME FOR THE FRIESpIEs,, This inst
tuition, supported by ladies Of New York, with
auN,liaries throughout the North is one OF the
most deserving Of Christian charities. Eight
hundred and fifty children--nearly regiment
arc drawing rations daily. 1t is proposed to
giving bay, for the benefit Of these unfortunate
little ones. Let it lie generally and generously
attended
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Tux BRITISH STEAMER City of Manchester,
Capt. Halcrow, arrived yesterday afternoon
from Liverpool, MA Queenstown. She left
Liverpool on the 9th inst, and Queenstown on
tho 7th, at 100.
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WnrisLDrq, Nor. 2i.-Col. Coultcrs' 18th
Pennsylvania regiment leaves for Fortress Mon
roe in day or two. The sjth, Col. Joshua Is.
Howell left this afternoon for Washington.
The 43rd, Cd MrCarter, left for Washing IN
Yesterday. Col. Williams 92d (cavalry) lcivcs
IL few days for Kcntucky, horse. h,ying ar
rived
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THE FRENCH STEAM FRIoArE BrLroyr.
Commander lie Peruse, arrived here yesterday,
from Halifax. She carries 80 guns and has
crew Of 2j0 men.
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To BE REsUMED.-Mr. Harriet Beccher
Stowe announces, in a card in the Iadependent,
that her serial story, pearl of Orrs Island, "
commenced in that paper some months since,
will be resumed the LIST of December.
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Military and Naval Movements

TnE COMPLETION Of the new sloop-or-war
Oneida has liberated number of carpenters,
&C., some Of whom have been set to work on the
two vessels in the course of construction at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, and others have volun-
tecrcd to 90 to Port Royal to assist in the cree
ton of store houses. They will he conveyed
thithCr in the steamer Bcnylle which has been
still further delayed.
TnE PURCHASED sHIr Morning Light was
formally put into commission yesterday at ono
| o'clock. About fifty ladies' and gentlemen,
friends of the officers, were on board at the time
| The Morning Light carries a crew OF one hun
| dred and twenty men, and an armament Of eight
32-pounders.
TwuNE uors, who have been on trial on
| GoNcmor's Island for the last three weeks, were
sent to the city yesterday to he sworn in as
| field musicians.
A NI.w CALL for yolsntccr-, to the number
Of %. 900 is expected from GOV. Morgan, thi,
| week.
| TuE siu REGNFNr n. Y. S. ", Col.
DodEo, is ordered to take it, departure on tn,
| 49h inst,
| TIM MCCLELLAN CHAssErRs, Col Morgan
and Mcclellan Rifles, Col Tnclli, have, h,
order If the djutant-Cicncral, been con~olldat
ed into one regiment, the Goth regiment, n Y
s. " The office Of Colonel has been given t,
| Col. j. S. Morgan, and that Of Lieut.. Col I,
the deposed Col 1inclli.
| fouH ARTILLERY COMPANIES of New YOrl
Volunteers are expected to arrive here today, Oh
their way to Washington from Albany. They
are; Capt. Cothrans Lockport company, II,
men, with six pieces Of artillery; Capt. Vie
bricks Buffalo company, 1Ol men and foui
pieces; Capt, Won Putkaurmcrs Albany com,
pany, GO men and four pieces, and Capt Rey
nolds Rochester company, 65 men and foui
pieces.
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The lLvINd WHALE, At BARNuMs, At
tracts thousands daily, every one of whom acknow-
ledge him to be "gTeGt bl1rtr" lie and tho V-
world"
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DEPARTURE or rHE STEAMER CHAMrIoN.-
The Aspinwall steamer Champion left yc5tcr-
day, at one o'clock, and all forenoon series OF
Of most exciting and amusing scenes trans
pired on the dock, between the would-bc pas
scngers and Superintendent of Police Kennedy,
who, with large force was on the ground
to prevent any one unprovidcd with passports
going on board. The supervision was very
strict. An English family, provided with a
passport signed by the British Consul, but not
rised, were turned back. A Guatemalian gem
tleman, provided with all manner of crcdcn-
tials, except an order from the State Depart
ment, was not allowed to go aboard, until the
needful order was telegraphed for to Washing
ton and received. A number of organ-grinders
wishing 10 90 TO California, but without pass.
ports, were also turned back by Mr.. Kennedy,
but he assured them that he would give them
passports gratis, at the Polio, Headquarters,
for the next steamer, as he was excessively
anxious to facilitate their progress to any place
outside Now York. Several lodges and ex-
cuscs, to avoid the necessity of passport, were
resortcd to, but without avail.
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Further News, see Third Page.

EVANS
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING wAREHOUsR
apt Fulton street.
Is
The immense stock Of two Of the larges, whole
sale houses Ina tho city,
BROKEN DOWN ny TIE WAR
IL now being sold Mt this estab LshmenI
twenty-five per cent
below cost # manufacture,
super black Cloth Fruck Coats lined 4
Win satin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. bl3 o.
Fine black Cloth Fruck Coats lined
with Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Coed black Cloth FroCE Coats. ....,Si % 10 90
Black Cloth, Cashmere ana Doesiiu
IllllH' s.,,..,,,,.r....Fs' w 70 W
over 10000 fancy Cashmere Pants % ~ 90
1000 rich Silk and Satin Vtsts.. %
large variety of Cashmere Vests 90 h ~ ~
Excellent blue Pilot Oycrcoats. .... 8 no
Blue kDrsey Oyorruats. .......... 80
south Carolina Monkey Jaoketa. 10
Helyy Beaver Oycrcolts. ......... 90 10 Is 10
10000 G Iss'more Business Coats.2 90 h II 90
Complete blue Beaver Suits..... 10 90
Complete silk mixed Cashmere Suits IL 10
&C., &c, DC
AT EVANS, co and 90 Fulton street,
between Clid and Gold streets.
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THE BARR AUGUSTA, Captain Grant, about
which so much has been said Of late as being
about to engage in the slave trade, was towed
to this port yesterday morning by the steam
tug Achilles. She was seized on Tuesday by
Mr.. l.. d, Skinner, the Surveyor of Customs at
Grecnport, when southwest of Montauk, She
lies at the Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn.
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MORE PRIsoSERs.-The "Rhodc Island"
brought to this port the following prisoners of
war WIN. A. Hicks, lieutenant commanding
the prize schooner 4" Ezilda,' and who il re-
ported to have been midshipman on the pri-
vateer Sumter" at the time she ran the
blockade. lie was midshipman in the gradu.
ating class U. S. N, and resigned in March
last. lie is detained for orders from Wash.
ington Chas. A. Scott and Owen Johnson
two of the crew Of the " Ezilda = James 4.
Wright, who claims to have been mate of the
Edward Bonord, also prize vessel James
A. Watson, who claims to be late Of the British
army, and to be resident Of Montreal. lie
says he was owner of the " Edward Bomord,
and also of portion Of her cargo, and that he
was in sailing command. The British Consul
will be consulted in this case. The Rhode
Island" also brought number Of prisoners cap
turcd upon the Santa Rosa Island. 1t is eX-
pcctcd these will 30 to Fort Warren.
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ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP BALTIc.-The
U. S. steam transport Baltic, Commander Com
stock, arrived at this port, yesterday afternoon,
from Hilton Head, which place she left on Mon
day. She brings no new, of interest. She had
a secession soldier on board, of the 9th regiment
Of South Carolina Volunteers, who was one Of
the first prisoners taken at Fort Walker, and has
since taken the oath OF allegiance. The Baltic
confirms the news of the non-occupation of Beau.
fort, She brings in tow the u. S. gunboat
Curlcw. The Curew returns for repairs.
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Foreign Intelligence.
Arrival Of the Asia.
Cne Day Later from Europe,
FOREIGN EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXICO.
Trouble Anticipated among the
Powers.
LORD PALMERsTON on COTTON.
s.
REMAINS or MrHdNrS ~ DUBLKN
Closing Of the Churches against hun.
%
Significant Movements in Italy.
ACTIVE MEASURES or AUSTRIA
LORD rALMERsTON on COTTON.
closing Of the Churches nsain-, him.
Significant Movements in Italy
ACTIVE MEASURES or AUSTRIA
AGAINST HUNGARY.

Tie Royal Mail steamship All, from Liver
pool the oh, and from Queenstown the 10 inst.
arrived here yesterday
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TmE ATH ALDERMASIc DISTRICT Peoples
Syracuse Convention, met at Kcrchncr', HOTEL
last evening, and nominated for Alderman John
ID. Oitiwell.
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Tasned, ard the report was adopted and ordered
TO be printed.
A large number Of posters, "Fornando Wool
for Mayor" were distributed.
Mr.. Laurtz, from the German Central Com
mittee, reported that that organization had
nominated Fernando Wood, and would work
with all their might (Cheers).
Mr.. G. c. Genet announced that for an hour
tho bar In the next room would be open at
the expense of Mayor Wood, free to all, which
announcement was productive Of the widest en-
'husia' M and instantaneous adjournment of the
convention.
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A NEw PARTY, bearing the name of the
Peoples Democratic Union and Rcnt-Paycrs
Party, met yesterday afternoon at the Cooper
Institute, About two hundred and fifty per-
sons supposed to be delegates from the severed
wards, were present. MIR. John Duffy ollicatcd
q, President Of the meeting, In taking his seat
the Chairman made some able remark, on the
necessity for pure administration of the city
government, and attacked tho nomination, Of
the old parties. lie stated the object of the
meeting to be the nomination Of proper person
untrammclcd by party ties, for the Mayoralty.
Mr.. J. r. Tully also addressed the meeting in
the same strain, urging reform in the City Gov
eminent Mr.. John Kerr was then proposed
and unanimously nominated as the candidate Of
the Convention for the Mayoraliy. A commit
too was appointed to wait on Mr.. Kerr, and ten
der him the nomination. The Convention then
adjourned until thi, afternoon at o'clock
Mr.. Kerr is a brewer and distiller OF tho 21st
Ward.