The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-23
CITY NEWS.
WALTON AND mATTnuw4 ,irRpHu,
RE-aGal.r ar caA& >. JErrEaos.

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Rh-iERLs" ar CHiS o.. jEFFEaDS.
Cll.lp- II. ! t.uds, who 50. iricl sovn-ll
ioou:ls ago, Joe the mleG o ~ W,|oo.
AID acl' ito Tor wait oi wide. ', was t.
arrested on Sun, s. % ut 10, irs, l. ,in.y IL.
lie muti,rsf VI. Mathew. 'ojl & witch
ulr'yrs c,cpUcd ia July, 1900. AuI d, the
,in, Great, i''c 80 cNo.icmrnt IN n COMM ,-
MY. ! appcur' hat the n'.rict \ 'orn'y has
r.,'lily received ,niolnI' .ou which a.. 10 the
lolici Hat . ilcrts is - lily If the murder Au,
tic nature e tie .nfurms.ion h,s no, fully
tr,rI ir,d.
J,htrl-, s.rcc lisic'rnso is fail go have litol
W.. IL. ira.cd III, .ndul.n to exc, ~ IT,
mJ.ut n ,i.s erd sPrccin.- about town general
iy. Ga. ol MS lo.a COM iu.oa8 was q yong
ACTOR, named Moore, 10 whom h frequently,
Whle ntoN'ciA admitted having mI,l.gcl
revelations. which Is thought vii, lsal 70 ,he
s,tnia.: of suMic. evidence jo E,.:n The
"a me upon him. Moore revealed what ic h. !
heard to the District Attorney, "lo las vcc',.
lc.l 'Ac ~. or bs'u.c tho saul jury, and JEFF
ic Iva, indicted. O. being a-rssc' 10 We.
br. s. ., t,lora IT,, Court Of Gen 'rl Session.
an tl.r.e 80 lj, old " in NJ, T-m's. II,
tel. tlo ma.,cv quito coo'ly, al seem ! to be
", ltLe disc'Hcaricd.
~ IyrrRs STING ANSiyEssiRt.--Th IN
arr vcrnry Of the Mi. onqry Soci'ty of ,i'
sab 7'h school connected with the 18Th Stree
Pre-. ytcria7 Church CRce Dr. II rrhrd), wa,
L,li in lac church bull ling, On Sllbith even.
Ing. The spacious cliicc WIS crowded to b..
utmost cllIciy, oul large numbers f,il,1 70
gain lmi'si ~. The pastor ant Il =. D.. X '.
Ill, l.to Of usbur,h, participated in III, pre-
ftoiy exercises, AMI addresses were mud, q,
the ciill.cu, ~ Rev. T. l.. Cuyl'-, Of Book
lyn, Row. 81 rrhon II. Tyu;, Ir, Of NV Yory
and S.Mayor Lambert. Of Brooll n. Report
were read by III, Scrrctary AMI Treasurer. A,
he close Of tho cScrci7rs, Mr.. Clark, Prcl len
{ the Society, pres nted 10 10 chool Photo.
graphic likcno-sos Of al It, Slrc-lntrn lcn,s
and made som most aGge'il; far, wen rcmrls
lie Icing about 10 remove @ B'cjhlvn.
Tur vorr>rrIns' AID r. r.-Ycs.erd.u
Afternoon the Z LEE Commitle,. tho wld.
were informed by C,mptr .l.r l .ecs that the
100000 fund appropri ted for t.o r,m'lcs o
volunteers, by the Cornon Council in july
ns exhausted, ~ that - new ticket.
ca g honorcd by tho As. ,,ant Treasurer
y. ,isi'ors and rent will NJ ha pIid af.cr
INST.
n. .urR Exri:Ns;yE-T 20 recruits RAISED
by " .lliam NiulliEin, for From, ut's bo ~ guard
cost the Government 5000, or s2ol each
without equipments, up to the nc they lcf
hi. city.
G';N. SANFORD has issued tn "s III ord II
for the parade Of the FRS. Di,si Eca,ul
,ion Day, the 2jth. Tho line will formed OF
lilh stree, right resting on Bros lway, at II
o'clo,h, A. NJ.
FIRE ~ EAST l1rH SrREET.--l st evening
between q aud o'clock, fire br Q out in q
stable connected with the lubricltiI iii flc;ory
No. 2GO East 18th street, and running through
To Las 18th street. Tic flames splcA to the fac,
tory, and also to pile of lumber owned by Jas
Nash and Co. The proprietor Of the oil factory
{. V. u Forest, estimates his loss 10 &c 81, SOC
| s.i,OOO-insured for $1,000. The fire originated
through the carelessnc of one of the 'nployee,
Of the factory.
| Board or ALpEnMEN.-A special meeting
| Ct this Board wa held last evening. Alderman
Dayton in the chair.
\ resolution by Alderman Plat, appropriate
| inr 80 900 for the Use of;he Central Park Com
Ti.sionols was laid oven
a resolution in relation TO the removal o.
| country produce dealers from Greenwich, JAY
| Rcadc, Harrison, Duane, and adjacent street,
was referred to the Committee on streets.
| An ordinance approrr'ting an additional sun
! Of s6O0, 600 for the support Of the families o.
| volunteers was laid over.
| Alderman l}Oo.e presented resolution con-
| graduating the Government on the brilliant
| victory achieved by the Federal 4 1t and
| nrmy AT Port ROYAL thinking Commodore
| dupont and the officers under his con. inl loI
cilicicn, services, and directing that on Wcdncs
| day next, In honor Of the victory, the I tom
| flags hc displayed from all the public bui.dinr
and that at least three national salutcs ne fret
and that suitable public memorial be pre-
| scented to Commodore Dupont.
| The resolutions were adopted, but IN adj,
tional resolution making an appropia on iol
| tn purpose OF carrying the above into 'iuct
being objected to 10y AID. Brady, was la over
| AID. Hoo'c also pr, scented n resolution. which
| was adopted, thanking Captain Wilkes Of tn,
! | s. steamer san Jacinto, for his firu nj pa,
| + 'r,ic conduct in sci2ins the arcl' ri O-s
| y son and Slidcl, On board the British steamer
lfcrt, and rendering the Inequalities Of IN,
city 10 Captain Wilkes.
4 resolution discha,ging the Committee o,
! National Affairs from the further cunsidcri. iol
Of the "Allotmont System ordinance wa
ndop.cd. Their report was made thu specil
order Of business Tor the next meeting.
The Board adjourned to Thursday nest
| Board or CouNCuMEN.-Thc Bond me
| last evening,
The Board referred to the Committee on Ma
| liOlal Affairs, resolutions from the Board Of Al
demon, copgatulatng the country upon tn
| recent naval, military, &c.
| 4 resolution approprGtinS 500, 900 TO uniform
the G9th Rorimcnt which was supported by
Councilman Barney, and opposed by Council
men Pickncy and DOrtOn was laid over for fur
| Their consideration.
The Mayor transmitted communication from
Acting Brig Gen Meagher and Colonies M
gent and H. ker Of the Irish Brigade, callini
attention t. IL distressed condition of many 0
the families of 70 M tccrs duTinu the DoriOl be