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BROOKLYN.

FERMENTATION or A SrASp oF CoioRs TO
THE s1rH REGrMENr.-Tho BROOKLYN Rifles
designated as the s1th Regiment n. Y. s. w.,
under command of Col. Stephen A. Dodge, were
presented with splendid stand of cOlors ye-ter
day afternoon on behalf OF the city of Brooklyn.
The regiment, which has for some weeks ibeen
quartcrcd ut Palace Garden, New York, was
expected in this city about noon, but shaving
been delayed In making preparations for their
final departure, did not arrive tin after 2 o'clock
T. NJ. They marched up Fulton street, preceded
by Shelton's Band, and turning into Remsen
street. opposite the City Hall were brought to
halt. The cOlors were presented by Mayor
Kalbfcisch, and received by the Colonel In com.
msnd. Ills Honor made brief congratulatory
address, which was appropriately responded 10
by the Colonel. The standard is composed OF
heavy silk, upon which are inscribed the name
and number Of the regiment. The city flag IL
composed Of line satin with bullion fringe In
tho centre Of which Is representation OF the
city coat of arms, with the following inscription
above and beneath 'S7th Regiment, n. Y. s.
", Brook yn Rihes, Col. Stephen A. Dodge
Presented by the City of Brooklyn The stats
OF both flags were surnOunted with gilt eagles.
After tho ceremony, tho rogimeSt counter
marched down FultOn street, and crossing the
ferry, marched TO the foot Of Courtlandt street,
where they took their departure for Washing-
ton. The regiment attracted IA great deal u
attention III llclr mhftn along fuItOn street,
and the ncighhorhooi of the City Hall was
crowded with specators, large number of
whom had awaited their arrival for several hours.
The regiment numbers about $50 men, all fully
armed and equipped. Tho colors cost $3.50
BRooKLYN COMMON CorNcu.-The Board
met at the usual hour yesterday evening Aid.
lIelknap oficred resolution to tho effect thai
the subject of purchasing 10000 feet of hose for
the Fire DE par tment be referred TO the Joint
Committee to advertise for proposals for furnish
ing the same, and the contract bc awarded To
the lowest bidder The resolution was passed
by unanimous consent.
The Finance Committee reported in favor Of
disseminating the Corporation workshop. Re-
terrod. AID. Strong voted to reduce the city
official salaries. Referred to special COMMITTEES.
The Fire Department Committee reported in
favor Of erecting bell tower in the yard at the
rear Of the lth Precinct station house, the work
to he done as soon as practicable which WI,
adopted 10y unanimous consent The business OF
the Board was interrupted during the eycnin
hy the misconduct of one Of the members, who
act as if he had drank too much liquor.
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LEGAL RRPoRTs-MoNDAY.


Tie Pfid Lars and Jersey PI9s.-Jo6n
Hopkins ~ Samuel y. WickoB-In this case
the plaintiff claims that the defendant is in-
dcbted to him for certain pilotagc, under the
laws Of this state.
The plaintih was pilot, licensed under the
laws Of New Jersey; AMI on the 9TH Of August,
1888, he offered his services to the defendant
who was master Of the schooner IT A, Wood, "
which they had cleared for Cuba. Tho defond-
ant refused to accept the plantiirs sryircs, and
this suit is brought to recover pilota,,e (undor
the laws of this state) the same ~ ii tho oflcr
had been accepted.
The pilot laws of June 1928 appointed Board
Of Commissioners OF Pilots "whose duty IL is 10
examine and license pilots" &C.. These Com
mi-soncrs are expressly prohibited from H.
censing ~ a pilot any person who may hold
license under the laws of any foreign state
The laws also makcsit the duty oi the master Of
any vessel coming into this port to accept the
-ervSSes OF any licensed pilot who shall offer,
and gives the party 80 first offering his action
for pilotnRc against any such master, In cas-,
his services are refused. The Court below helt
that under such circumstances the plaintiil ha,
no cause OF action, and dismissed his complaint
Tho plaintiff appealed to tho General Term o
the Court, where the Judgment below wa
affirmed. SO Jersey pilot cannot maintain al
action for pilotagc in the Courts Of this State.
A Coksei in TroUHe.-Hemy ~. Ward e.
Hm 8. Biiss.--Tho defendant has been arrest
ed and loigcd In Eldridgo street Jail, Charge
with obtaining the rent of tho New York Clu
House, No. ll Broadway under false preten
ccs. The false pretonces II is alleged, consis
In stating that ho was Colonel of the bliss ORA
goons, In the Government service, when he wa
not.
1t will be remembered that the Colonel failed
In raising his regiment. Ills offence is bailable
tho gtIm Of . uDO
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
suu MAZE sur srr,- noou srr. ua-
MARINE NTKI.I.IaKNUE.

The vessel reported ashore on BriganiIne Bc.cn
proves " the 81 Ina Russell, II Boston willi.usa
nom London and Deal oc, 20, for New York, IN
ballast.
5r. JoHNa, N. y, Nov. i9-The brig s.inalH
nom New York .b ut 2ld Oc', went aAhore al Cape
SI"r three u.iles from this port, early on de
ming e the lIth inst and became total lo.z,
no cargo being saved, three persons were drownsd.
she drincd cn in the calm sfer hsavy blow, wfen
un unusually heavy caused the aht ,e r,sult
rhe was huih At MtilAnd, lT3 tons rated AZ,
The wrccking schr N, rma, Capt Garrison. lcSt m.
Atlantic DocS, Brooklyn, nj p NJ yesterday, visk
aeitAA 70 the asnistan of the ship Ina Ra..sIl
Hhore On u ignniine Baioh.
There Ia ship ashore Gllgo Inlet, about seu
miles west oi Fro Lland-about 300 tons burden.
and hal all masis gone.
III" al ip Ancient Mariner, which cleared frups
Montreal Oct IL, for Liverpool, and fouuiered On
tho nigh, " the 2i,h Oct, Of Fox River hal oa
hoard tho following cargo 22,iTi bushels hs.s.
Z 100 bbls flour, 900 boards, 20 deals, valued al
Tis 900.
BosroS, De- "A letter from Barbados, dsa.s
Nov ., reports that the Br brig Falcon was board
cd Nov 9th, ~ miles u, by bark, propeller.
which refused ic give her name; stated she had nos
bees n American ports for months.
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Police Intelligence, SC.

RRCKIEss DRINING-AM MlAS RuS OVER ASp
knIEp-A mulatto, whose iamo ia supposed To
have been Cole or Cohn, was run over yesterday
near the corner of Ann street and Park Row, by
horse and cart, and 20 severely injured that
he died shortly afterwards at The n. T. Hos
pital, To which he was taken. Patrick Kane
the driver Of the team, was arrested charged
with reckless driving, AMI locked up to await
the result Of an inquest which will bc held to.
day. Tho deceased was about 80 years of age.
lie had some money, a number of pawn tickets,
and several letters, on his person.
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Tux PASTOR Of the German EvIngclc Il
Church, residing at 50 West list street, calls
the attention of tha benevolent to the case of
Mary Schmidt, whose husband was killed last
september on the Hudson river railroad at
ionkcrs. She has five children, the youngest
under eight year, OF age, and two Of them are
sick. The widow is entirely destitute Her
residence is In 10th avenue, between 5lth and
both atrccts
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BURNED TO DTirn.-Threo women named
Ellen Crcgan, Mary Quinn and Eliza Bleach,
living on the second floor of No. $40 Water
street got intoxicated on Sunday night, and
Eliza set fire TO her dress. The police wcro
called in, and, after extinl;uishing the flames
took the sufferer TO the N. Y. Hospital, where
she is thought to be fatally burned. Her COM
panions were arrested, and Justice Brcnnan
'cnt them TO the Pcnitcntiary ~ yal,rants,
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THE NEW YORK sTJN,
TUESDAY MORNING. DEC. .. 1851

COMMANDER WnKKs arrived here from
Boston on Sunday, and stopped at the st.
Nicholas Hotel Yesterday he changed his
lodgings to the Brevoort House. He has signi-
hed his willingness to receive any demonstra-
ton the Common Council may propose, and the
Special Committee Of that body meets tomor-
row TO make the necessary arrangements. In
the meantime, Capt. Wilkes is visited by many
friends and strangers who appreciate his gallant
action.
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JERSEY CITY.

TuE IIoroEES IIoHsgwrUrrING AFFAIR."
Mrs. Eliza Lcyant, who was tried and convictc'
at the recent term of the Hudson County Court
lor assault and battery with hogsewhip, upoI
EN.Aldeman James II. Wilson, in tho street
of lloboken, was arraigned yesterday for sen
tfnc". Judge Ogden imposed fine OF slj am
costs Oi court.
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GwiS BENHAM AND DRESr were releasod
frOm Fort Lafayette yesterday afternoon, on
their parole Of honor and under orders to report
forthwith to the State Department at Washing
ton. w. 7. Converse was also r.leascd.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Great Inducements

tsreut Inducements
are "f'red hy the First Roginent, N " ", 20 able
brdci men desiring 10 enlist. II Is commanded
by Col. GARRET DYCKMAN, the Hero Of tho
Mexican War, and now at Newport News, Va. has
been in service since April last, and Ia thoroughly
drilled and organized. Sworn IN for years, II has
hut 10 months to serve, hUug then honorahy dis.
charged; an 1 each man receiving bounty Of 800.
few are wanted to increase IL h. its full stan
dsrl, who, on application at the Recruiting Dcput
q galway n. v, will NJ once be mustered In,
receyepay uniform and rations, and bo sent N the
seat Of war.
Lieut.. Col. j. FRED. PIERsoN.
Recruiting Oticer.
MO G'ii2 CGl. SACKET, 10 White II.
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sTEANIBOATS.

a LII ABOARD FOR FORT SCHUYLER
\ The steem' on GENERAL Arthur will leave
Peek Slip this day, Tuesday, at II O'Clock a. m,
Ftopping at 10th street each way. This is the last
chance 10 see the Regiment at the Fort as they
leove for the seat Of war tomorrow.
u. HANSIE, Captain.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Grand Concert at Cooper Insiitute-Under
the direction Of Prof. l.. A. BENJAMIN, on Monday
and Tuesday, Dec 2d and Ord, in behalf Of missions
of the NJ. 4, Church. Over 900 Sabbath school
children will take part In the exercises. Doors open
Mt Q, p. NJ. Concert at ~, =. NJ. Tickets 70 cents
Lovers of good music and friends Of MISSIONS
early and come all. n3O $500
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

New York Liquor Dealers SOciety.-The
regular monthly meeting OF the New York Liquor
Dealers Society will be held H the Metropolitan
Rooms 166 Hester 1t, ON Tuesday evening, Ds,. 81
at y o'clock by order T. W. ENG5, Pres. JOHN
ROGERS. Rec. Sec. d2 2s'lOT
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SHIPPING, &C.

Y LINE FOR LONDON-SAILS WED
- Nnesdny,Dec, Ith, the pn,ket ship HEM SPHERE
and the Parket ship ADRlA nc sails Dec. i0th, both
SHIPS are lying ~ PieI H. East River. For passage
It low rates, apply u TAPSCOrr q co. 50 South b.
d3 Zsl8Z
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IL. SMITHS GENUINE ELECTRIC

"A. ui-The only sure remedy In tho world for
the cure e rheumatism, neur ,gia, sprSins pains
" - back, breast or side, any diseases that
aWyor painful, and Is the only article before the
: Dic that will do its work perfectly; tas been
Red hy thousands, and pronounced 10 be the best
vvmtdy ever discovered. Try everything else, thtu
gave this one simple trial and decide. Sod whole
sale aud retail, by J. TIMONEY, No. s2T Broadway;
the only place In this city where the genuine article
can lie bought. N. B.-feyer and ague cured in
six hours without tail. d3 $3.50
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nIn.onIc NotIco-Thc Memhcr- of Easter,

Star Lodge, 297 4. A. NJ, are requested u attend
a regular communication Of that Lodge at their
looms, n. y. corner Of 18th 81, and Broadway, on
wednesday next, Dec ith, at , o'clock ?. m,
when business Of importance will be brought f,r-
ward. n B.-The bylaws relating 10 arrears of
dues, will be carie,l into effect on that evening
~ order sTEPIlN. ARBU THNOE, w. NJ,
A. RICH, Sec'y, d3 2'l05
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DRESS.

pARGAINS-yELvET BONNETS, BLACK
- velvet bannets, colorea velvet bOnnsts al bar
gains; mourning boInets children hats for holiday
aihs. L. BINNa' Millinery, largest and cheapest Il
the world-bsi broadway, bsl--opposi,e Metroroli-
tan Hotel, up stairs. a. Slsc'iiS
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Roorbncls Exposed!
am authorized by
&. GODFREY GUNTHER
" say that the

OPDIKE RoORDACRsl
charging bim with
Membership Of a Secession Club,
participation in secession ovements and attempts
70 incite secession riot anil the
WOOD ROORBACKS!
charging him With At. mpts 10 prescribe mon ON
account Of their religions filth, are each AMI sll
Totally and Absolutely False.
ELIJAH y. PUROY,
ChAirma an General Com mittee.
N. V, Dec. 3D. 1861. l3i
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ELECTION NOTICE-THE ANNUAL
u meeting oftle Stockholders # the Washington
Ice Caupany Of the City u New York, will take
plaoe on Tuesday, Dec. lOth, 1861, at II o'clock,
A., AZ the Office " the company, ot Of Christopher
tfeet, Month river, at which meeting Five Trustee
will he chosen n conduct the business for the on
Fhng year. by order of Trustees.
Il PARKER JR-, Seer etary.
New York, Nov. 80, 1861. nBO 10si1
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REAL ESTATE.
TO LET.

ITO LET-TTIE UPPER PART OF A TWO
Il story cottage No. % Downing st, near Yarii TX,
consisting ot back basement, two rooms ON second,
on" IN the attic; rent Sl2 per month. Apply at 2Oj
Nlrick 1t, ds3 9'IOI
ITO LET--CHEAP APARTMENTS IN Sd
L ave, Nos sGo, ,61, and In Of 73j, aud store
and Hpartu cnts in 2G6 Fast i2h ST. also stores suit
able for any business In ire new houses cor 23l It,
and ave A. Ioquire on the premises, or of NJ
O'kEEfE 3! Etst 23t NJ. d3 2i,D'i2J
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A RMY .G0ODS-lNDIA RUBBER ARMY
n hBlankeis, HaveloCkA, Goats. Caps, a., &c, at
whdtsale sn retail, at c. A. BUSNLR'S II John
st. doors Fast of Broadway. d9 2Iac.i2I
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Recruits Wanted for tho Tammany Rcd
ment-Able-boiied men are wanted TO All up ihs
TammAny Regiment now at Ponlesville, Mary md
Pay and ratons commence signing the roll. Re-
lief for families guaranteed. 800 bounty At the
termination Of the war, or when honoraby dis
charged Apply at Tammany Hall, Headquarte-t
Of the 1ammany Regiment Cspt. DAVID HOGG,
Recruiting Oficer. no23 l2.1Oe
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Twenty. Second Ward National rnlon and

Peoples (5yracusel Uhion Nlminations-HeaI-
quarters At Philips Hall, No. Geo Tth ave. FoR
hAoH-C. GODFREY GuNTHER. FoR CouScn.-
hhs-tseyenth Senatorial District) t)-JACOB NJ
LONG, sAM'L ID. BINGHAM, JOHN BRICE
MEX. BRANDON, CIIAS. G. PfNCKNRY, WIN
JOYCE. foa scnooL COMMISSIONER NATHL
y. BUSTED. For SCuoOL TRusrEEs-CIIAs r.
slAMs, DAVID CLARK, Fen scnOrL INsrxorou-
JOHN w. BOCKHORN r. MCFARLAND, Pres
National Union. HENRY SNYDER, Pres. Pcople's
(Syraculel Union. Iig
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THE PARTNERSHIP OF GROVE
Il BTEIN a. HALE is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The business will be continued by
j p. HALE, at their former place OF business, XII
II the la'e firm. j. II. GRoYESrEIN, J. =. HALE.
New York, Dec. 2, 1861. d3 3'll9
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WANTED.

A FARM WANTED OF THIRTY TO SIX
q ~ acres Of coed land, within one hour Of the
'i,y; must be In good healthy lOcshty. Address
Mrs HI rroN, 80 Bond 1t, with full description
4 propsrty improvements, &c, stating tsrns.
d9 3'll3
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RELL 4 1kGEAIlAM. AUCTIONEERS, 20
- New hwrIy, will sell "Wednesday, Dcc 3,
usatfical wardrobe, worthy the attention Of mana.
gers, ccstumers and amateur ass.sriAtions s,lc a,
commence at II O'Clock. 20
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ciety will hold their regular monthly meeting at
their Hall, 96l Broome 1T this Tuesday evening, 81
inst The members ara particularly requested 10
attend By order of GEORGE FLEMING, Prest.
WIN HART, Rec. Sec. 20
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A GENTLEMEN AND WIFE, OR TWO
"A respectable young men can be sccomn Dda
ted with full or partial board, IN private family
where they will hLd quiet home. Apply 2i Or
chard IT. DC 2itC'l3i
A LONE WOMAN WISHES TO LET A
IA bedroom furnished or unfiruished, N slme re-
spectacle person. Price low--or would take young
woman 10 bOard. Inquire ut 30 East So N st, near
3d av, from II to o'clock 81 floor, de 3'liT
HOTEL LODGINGS - CLEAN SINGLE
beds for ~ cents night, at the Union Hote, ,
No. lB6 Prince NJ corner Of Thompson. Accom-
modations for over 800 persons meals at all hours;
open all night. do 6'13l
MONROE ST-FURNISHED ROOMS To
let ~ small quiet families, with facilities for
housekeeping Also, rooms for single gentlemen.
Terms moderate. nu2O 24.c'l3B
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WANTED TO HIRE A HORSE SUITA-
w BILE for light buggy, must be sound and gem
ue, VIII be we'll taken care Of Apply a. fced store,
"a and - Peck Slip, n
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
Personal NOTICES.

KILLED OR MNNGLED BY THE BROOK
IA lyu Railroad C.rs-Al pcrsors that have been
injured ly falling OIL the front platforms within 81
yesn', will learn mcthing to their interest, by
sending their sddr'ss To GEORGE BkI'S SII, 1871
lIulfon ay father Of the b'y killed on tho 22d Of
5 Itsmhor, 80
Al NISSING-R-H-,W WHO LEFT % IL.
NI On spth oct her, h requested 10 return, or h.
send such inf rmatiOn to relatives or frienia who
feel very anxious to render comfort and ls5iitaLce
d8 lO'iiT
THE willow WILSON, LATE OF Brook
l. iSu, will hear ofo friend iy sending hor address
% NJ. JAS, AFFORD nov h. the Putnam H1Isa,
ith ave, New York Cal or address this day, as he
very anxious 10 see you. 80
TIE LAD WHO CALLED AT THE
stcoushiu Office, stating his fathers deatl, ana
Wishing to return 10 London to his uncle, Ca1 call
gain at 10 Blotdway, and inquire fr NJ. W. MAR
SHALL, with prot ability Of SONS assistance. llG
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A UCTIoN SALE
n ELEGANT uOJgEUOID FT-RNTTt'RE

Rl f.. T. WILLS, AUCTIONEER-AUC
- ton notirc--Ssle Of carthcnwarc, glass, china
and fancy goods, at tho auction rooms 10 Murray
st. car broadway, ON wednesday, De-. 9TH. At II
o'clock. d9 2s'l23
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10Th Ahermanic District.-For AIderu,a-.
0kO. A. JEREMIAH Mozart Hall-MICH NEI
kANE,Chalrman; JOHN HARRINGTON, Secretary,
Tammany HAll-lSAAC II. BROWN, Cbarman I.
JOHN J. DYMoND, Secretary. noqo sis.iis
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9Th Aldermaric District-Union Demscru.
no Nomination, TaInmsny and Mozart. Regular
DeInocratc Repul lican Nomination. For Alderman,
PETER Mcknight. Tammany Convention WIN
fTIZPATRlCR, Chairman ELIAS w. TAYLOR,
EDWARD II. FOX, secy's Mozart Convention-
JOHN J. BLAIR, HENRY l.. WRIGHT no2i lO.i 10
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A CCTlON SA ES- METROPOLITAN
4 Poli'e auction sale OF unredeemed property
1hc property clerk will sell ~ public auction,
Thursday, 9th Nov, 1851 at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the
drill-room, over Centre Market large lot OF un.
redeemed property. Terms cash. de9 9'106
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Twentieth Ward schools.
PEOPLES AND REPUBLlCANy
CANDIDATE.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
$50 S'l3S SAMUEL SINCLAIR.
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National Union Nomination.
FOR MAYOR
C. GODFREY GUSTlIER.
Headquarters Central Committee National Uniot
Clubs" cor. Broadway and Eighth VI. Rooms open
day and evening. JNO. G. HAM, Chairman, Central
Committee and Mayoralty Nominating Conventinn
JOSEPH FORBES, o. SLOAN HOLDEN, Secy's
STEPHEN RoBERTS, Treasurer. n2o SiS'l01
People Union tsyracusel Nominatisa-
For Mayor,
@. GODFREY GUNTIIER.
THOs. j. HALL, Se're'Arlea'
n2q l0-12D DIR. JAS. NJ. AUSTIN, Presidsns.
Regular Democratic,
Peoples Union t5yracusel,
Independent Democratic,
Rent and Tax Payers,
German Union League
Tax Payers Association,
and other Nominations.
leth, 10Th, q0th, 2ist, aud 22nd Wards.
For Councilman,
ALEXANDER BRANDON. de- 2'i1s
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POLITICAL.

9Th Ward Peoples School Ticket-To the
NUIEkB Of THE Tth wARO.-A q convention
Of citsens irepective Of political parties held at
The hast Broadway House, on the 9qd Of November,
,ne hilowtng gentle neu were unanimously nomin-
ated for School Officers
For CommissiOnsr-DANIEL COGTR.
For Inspector-HENRY NJ. JONES'
For Trnstees-BiCHAR0 PoILLoN and Ed
WARD N. sKIDMORE.
TIE Convention ,ngrstulae their fsllor-ciii,ens
on the opportunity Afforded them Of voting for
men OF experience, ability, and uaquesioned in.
tegriy end conn ieniy expect that the tic ket will
eiVe 'he hearty support Of the friends Of eiues-
ROBERT McMtrRRAY, ". r., Chsirmsn;;
JOSEPH W. DURYEE, Secretary. ITO
z6th Ward school Nouniratiens.-
UNION OF MOZART AND TAmMANY.
For School Commissioners.
WILLIAM JAY HASKETT.
Fof Inspector
JACOB g. MOORE.
For Trustees for Full TeEm.
SAMUEL rs 4OOD and
JOHN JACKSON.
nso s'iit o. P. SMITH, Chairman.
2Oth Ward school On,rer-
Republican and Unios X Rulsr N5minatiou
For 'hool Com m ssnner
JOHN QUACRENBU5H
For School lnspertn',
JOHN McKECHNlE
For School Trustees,
GABRIEL VAN corr,
DIR. MORTIMER @. PORTER.
ROBERT TAYLOR
r.,,,r Chairman School Convention.
CUMMINGS H. TUCKER,
President 20th Ward Republican Asan,iati,n.
n3o 9H'1sS
Tweniicth Ward schools.
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BELOW.
One ship, unknown
SAILED

Dec l-Bi ipa Columbia. f6r Lvsrpool-D4zkg
Ihes ssA. % Teomasi Volunteer, Cosk-haig MHrge-
IsshA, ROttsrdAm-schn Eclipse, 0uAdAlsapsl y
Putnam, Barbados,
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SECOND BOARD.
RroCu rrIffr1fLT1nNrs

THIS table Is derived BY comparison Of thsJFius
Board sales each dayi-
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CUTTERS FOR DRAWERS WANTED
OApply I" +. d H. LEWIS BRO, iIs Chambers.
COAT PRESsERS BUTTON HOLE MAX
~ 'rs, md girls to learn. 20 Bowcry. Ton a,,r 100
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military and Naval Movements.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TIM SrNrIBrH
REGDHNT, N. Y. s. v.--Tho Sixticth Regi-
ment Of New York Volunteers, Colonel Hay
ward, from Ogdensburgh, arrived here yoster-
day. They numbered $50 men, armod with
Enfield rifles Al Union Square, a fine rcg-
mental flag was presented TO the Regiment, BY
the firm Of Stone, Starr & Go. The Colonel re-
caived handsome blood horse from some Of
his personal friends. Al the corner Of Broad
way and Chambers street, rich silk national
flag was presented to the Regiment by Mr.. A.
4. Stewart. From this point the Regiment
marched directly TO tho pier of the New Jersey
Central Railroad, whence they embarked for
Washington. Colonel Hayward was with Gen.
Wool in Canada, as Captain, in which rank no
subsequently served two years in tho Florida
war. Since that time he has been engaged in
mercantile pursuits in this city.
BATTERY FoR TIIg ENCBIsIoR BRIGADE.
| A battery Of wizards steel cannon, two H.
Founders and four G-pounders, were placed In
| ,he Park yesterday afternoon, and will be for
warded to the Excelsior Brigade today. ThsJ
are accompanied by c'dSsons, battery wagon
forge, etc, complete, and n supply Of 2,6O
ounds Of shot, shell and canister projoctilcs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05
WILLIAMSBURGH.

LEGENDARY FrRg-ARREsr OF THE Ssr-
r"sLD INCESDrARY.-About 1 o'clock on Mon
day morning, the livery stable Of Petcr Carries,
on the corner of Graham avenue and Scholes
st., was discovered to be on fire. Bv the prompt
arrival Of the flrmen, and tho exertions Of tho
police, some twenty horses In the stable were
rescued unhurt, but the promises were de-
stroyed The loss upon the building and con-
tents Il estimated at /, 900, which Is covered by
an insurance in the Kings Go. ms. Co. Tho
fire Is believed TO have been the work of an in
ccndiary, and officer Colsin, of the 9Th, arrested
a man named John lIannis, on suspicion Of set
ting fire to the premises. The grounds Of sus-
picion against him are, as alleged that he was
recently discharged from the employ Of Mr..
Carries, and had been heard to threaten to fire
the place at the timo Of the fire. lie wa, COM
mitted for examination.
PRoRABIE Wire MuRDER-On Sunday
night officer Colgan, of the 9th Precinct, arrest
ed colored man named Thomas jackson, Tor A
brutal and, II Is feared, fatal assault upon bis
WIFE The parties reside in Leonard street. On
Sunday night Jackson returned to his homo
drunk, and beat and kicked his wife until she
was lnsensible, he then proceeded to break and
destroy whatever he could lay his hands on.
me lenow' when arrested, made a desperate re-
slsAnce and was with difficulty conveyed 10 the
station-housc. The injured woman was taken
TO the hospital, and jackson was committed 10
await the result of her injuries.
BuRGLARr.-On Sunday night the grocery
store of Messrs. Van winkler and Meakem, at
the junction of Broadway and johnson street,
was broken into and robbed Of money and goods
oi the value OF ABOUT $50. No arrests