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From the West. 4

RICHMOND, Nov, 10.--0nlthe 9Th p
demonstration was made on Nashville.
Forrest on the South and Morgan on
the North side. Morgan wasquitesuc-
|cessful, destroying: many car, slocomo-
tives and bridges. We killed .ndswo9n-
Eded 76or 100 Aboitionists. Our loss
very slight. Three abolition brigades
have reinforced Negley in Nashville
The place is strong: Morgan burnt
railroad bridges and water tanks. ssg
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MEETING OF THE SYNOD.

MEETtNS QF IdS Ok NOO'
The annual meeting Of the Presby-
terry of South Carolina, was held in
this town thepastweek, and passed off,
We presume, ,agreeably. The weather,
though very cold, was clear, and the
churches were generally well attended,
especially on the Sabbath, when the
various pulpits were filed by members
of the body. There was q large at:
tendance of the pastors, presenting an
-unusualarray Of talent for any one body,
We nope their brief sojourn with US,
may have proven as pleasant, as we
trust beneficial to all parties:
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Our Soldiers' Suffering.

+; Our soldiers are suffering terribly in
Virginia for want of Shoes. The Rich
mond WAtg makes the following strong
appeal in their behalf: = I
"A correspondent, in brief note
(which we publish this morning, makes
a practical appeal to the humanity and
patriotism Of the people of Richmond
in behalfEof our shoe1ess soldiers. This
appeal is powerfully reinforced by the
snow storm Of yesterday, and the ac-
tua setting-in of Winter. tits terrible
to think that hundreds, nay thousands
of our brave troops, our sons and broth
ers and friends, who are suffering that
we may be comfortable, are in this bit
| ter weather without the comforts of'ne-
Fgroes, of paupers, or even Of convicts
| in the Penitentiary-are literally bare
footed in the snow. Shame, shameson
those who have failed to prevent this,
and those who now permit it! Bet
ter that the President, with his Cabinet,
his Quartermaster General and all their
aids, should walk theseicy streets with
naked feet till Spring, than that our
noble army should be in the condition
Lin which this blast of Winter finds them.
The Government is cruelty, criminslly
culpable in this matter-but thereis
something more important and pressing
for the people now to do than sit in
Judgment on delinquent officials, and
that is to do what they can to- supply
the neglects eof their. public agents.
Our correspondent suggests convent
ent and ready mode by which. at least
partial reliefeanehesaforded Wezim-
plore all who haven't in their power to
adopt his suggestion. This is no false
alarm-no sensation paragraph. The
condition of the army is heart rending.
The people must come to the rescue. =
Men who have fought and suffered as
they have done must mot be neglected
by those who stay at home to make
money and keep snug and warm The
Government cannot be trusted. It;hasE
no forethought, or is entirely Indifferent
to the condition of the men who are
|periling and enduring everything that
the country may be, rescued and made
free. Let each citizen resolve the.mo-
ment he reads, this to furnish one or
more pairs ofshoes, or, if they cannot
be had, something else that Will serve
to, shield soldier from suffering. If
you haven't it, buy; it., no matter at
what price, if you can pay for it; for it
is better to fill the pockets Of the horse
leeches and bloodsuckers who manufac-
ture or. sell shoes and clothing than
that this disgraceful condition Of things
should continue an hour. What say
you citizens, of Richmond :, r. .-.
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) e@ The Lynchburg Vsryinian, Of
Tuesday, says Gen. Stuart had tele-
graphed to that place that he had been
engaged with the enemy near Upper.
vile, and also somewhere in ~Loudoun.
He says that they have been fighting
for several days. The Vsfginsan states
that the generals child wasto- be burr.
ed Tuesday. but the stern duties Of war
kept the bereaved father away from the
grave of the loved and lost
Such is war. m =,
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The Democrats have carried the
State of New York, for Seymour, as
Governor, and majority of members
of Congress. In Wisconsin, they were
ahead at last advices, while the Aboli-
tionists have carried Massachusetts, and
Michigan. In New Jersy the entire
democratic ticket is elected. We see
nothing to fatter the South into securi'
ty from these results. The South is
still to. be subjugated, but the now dom
nant party claims to do so ''constitu.
tionally." The condemnation of Lin
coins administration is only one Of
those political outbursts for which Yam.
keedom is always ripe. All differences
among them will be merged into the
one controlling spirit of Union with OF
against the South.
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From Nashville.

CHATTANOOGA, November 10:-Ite is
now reported that Nashville has been
reinforced BY. $4,000 Federal troops
under Mel Cook or Thomas. ~.
= f. is not known here. whether Nash
vile will be attacked or not. !. sss.ss.,. IS
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FROM THE NoETH. Northern papers
# the 4th have been received in Rich

FROM THE NoRTH. Northern papers
of the 4th- have been received In Rich
mond: s''tt1 -. !: H.. -, a. Ia
The most. interesting news from the
North is I'M account of further exploits
of the steamer Alabama (290 in which
Captain Raphael Semmes has been do
ing 80 much destruction to the mer.
chant marine Of the North. From In
telligence received by the brig Baron
de Castine at Boston, itrappears that
she captured no less than seven vessels
within few weeks past, and destroyed
them all except. two, which, Captain
Semmes released upon the masters Civ.
ing bonds, one of them-the ship Ton
awanda, in eighty thousand dollars,
and the other the brig Baron: de Castine
in six thousand, payable5to the Presi,
dent of the Confederate States after
peace is established. The last appear
ance of the Alabama was in latitude3S
north, longitude 50 west, off the Capes
Of. the Delaware, and directly in, the
track of the California steamers; 4 II
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FOR rHE ARMY.

We are requested to state, that Rev
J.sMonroe Anderson win leave York,
vile on Wednesday next, the. 18th In
stant,i and viii take charge of boxes or
packages for the 18th Regiment, and
Gregg's ) Brigade, if left az Y0rkEviillle, !. ile,
Chester or Rock Hill, previous to his
departure =, ~. .s-:.. - <.,-s,'r,
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skir1hishing ii Virginia.

RICHMOND, November 1o.-No de-
finite accounts from above. Heavy
icannonading was heard this morning,
beyond Gordonsville, and passengers
report skirmishing at Flint Hill, Rap
pahannock county. Five prisoners,
whoiwere captured from theenemy yes.
terday at Fredericksburg have arrived
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ARoLINA-YORK DIS

~ TRICT.-Whereas, jones Adams has applied 70 ne He
Letters of administrator on all and e go3Ga
and chattels, rights and credits Of SAM'L W. ADAmS,
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased. ~ ~
These are therefore TO cite and admonshaH and snsu
lar the kindred and credos of the said deceased 10 be
and appear before me- at our next Ordnays Court for
the said District to be holden York Court House. on the
24th day ofNoveber Inst shaw cause, any, wny tne
said administration should not be granted. =
Given under my hand and Seal this 10th day OF November
In the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred ana
sl1ty-two and In tho eighyseventh year Of the tnde
pendence Of South Carolina -s,,,,,: ~,
Novo,rhar1o 10 = ~ az. IL :. u,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GA

NJ TRICT.-Whereas, John N. Howe has applied to me
for Letters of Administration on all and slnguar the goods
and chattels, rights and credits Of JOHN j.
of the District aforesaid deceased. -.
These ac therefore, to cite and admonish all and
lar the kindred and creditors Of the said deceased 70 be
and appear before me- at our next Ordnarys Court for
The said District to be holden at York Goun House, on tho
oath day of November inst shew cause any, why the
said Administration should not be granted ~. - :.
Given under my hand and Seal this 5th day of November
In the year of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
sixywo and In the eighyseyenth year Of the Indepen
dsn'e Of SCUM @ oa'0Da' AHe: JOHN A. BROWN, o. =
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= NEGROES ON THE COAST. -
nHE OWNERS OF NEGROES now

II at work on the forti6cations at Charleston, snd on
the Coast are informed tiat requstor nag been made,
BY authority Of the Governor and Council, and By order Of
relieve tho hands now ereupon engaged and on their
rival the hands will be discharged. sa s: Il
Fhe first detachment d ordered downpn the Hh Instant:
IL, ,o%s ,ae h.&, .p Ap'' eeitSs.s
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CAROLINA-YORKDI DIS

~ TRICT-Whereas, VIM. r. Bunis has implied to me
for Letters administration on all singular the goods
and chattels rights and credits of JOHN w. LINDSAY
late Of fhe District, aforesaid, deceased:s ~
These are therefore to cte and aduohsh al aud singular
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to be and
appear before me t our next Ordnas Coun for the said
District to be holden at York Court House on the
Of November inst TO shew cause, II any, why the said
Administration should not be granted. =,
Given under my hand and sea this day Of November
In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
slxtwo, and in the eight seventh year Of the lndepen-
-denee Of South Caroline; soIHN / BROWN q, Y,sib.
Novemheyl9 ~ t.. 4. 46 y ' a al q -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

q TRFCr-Whereas, j.. R;sHopvE has applied 10 me
for Letters of all and singular the goods
and chateis, rights and credits Of JAMES CLINTON
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased, ~ 4:
These are therefore, TO cite and admonish all and sfngu
lar the kindred and creditoro Of the said to be
the said District 10 be holden At Yoik Court House, the
24t day of November Inst, TO shew cause my why
the said Administration should not be granted. -
Given under nv hand and sea$h Hh OF Novemt
I'm the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty5wo and in the eightyseventh year Of the fnde
!. .pepdence Of South Carolina -S.,.s.ES
November 70 = ~ - l6 ~ 2t
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5aoUTHC HCAROLINA-Y0RK DIS

~ TRICT.-Wheteas, JOHN NELSON bas{ applied %
me for Letters of Administration ON all and singular NE
goods and etatteIs, rights and creditsof 1 NELSON
late sof the District aforesaid, deceased q th,s
These are therefore to cite and admonish al and singular
the kindred and creditors the said 70 be and
appear before At neIt Ordinary Court me said
District 10 be holden at York Court House the 9th day
OF November Inst to shew cause any, why the said ad-
miuisuatign should not be granted. ri II .a.a& =.
Given under my hand and Seal this lth day OF Novenber
@ year Of eur Lord one thousand eight hundred and
SIXTY In the eighty seventh year ofthe lndepe-
.sSs sss,. :. 80 - - IoHN "A BRewNso:Y;p
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= CLOTHING FOR CAPT. 'GhIsP's
COMPANY. ~. .E.Es Z

AN persons wishing osend packages
of clothing to the members Of Company
a, 18th Regiment, now in Virginia,
should leave them at the ENQUIRER
printing Office by, Friday next, at far,
thest, as an opportunity is now afford,
ed of having them safely conveyed to
their destination. 49, e. Is. >2.s..sr
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TRUE PHILANTHROPY.

g.. s-F-rNSs, =. ~ -
We take pleasure in recording the
following communication, while we are
satisfied such public acknowledgement
was never contemplated by Col. Al B.
Springs. IF his example was followed
BY others Of our District who are. alike
capable, much of the distress of the
country would be ameliorated. Such
good deeds deserve the light. :
: Msssrs. Editors: A. B. spR1Nes,
ESQ. has been selling seed wheat to his
poor neighbors at one dollar per bushel.
The writer has not heard of any being
refused. ~ = = -. - -, ~. .,..-..-
- Publicity is given to this fact neither
to Aatter nor to advance another in
public favor, but to provoke others to
initiate an example so benevolent and
so patriotic. FORT MILL. Z
. Nov. 1882. ,<.- -
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OFFICE A. o, M, -

MR., J: C.. MILLER is appointed
l1 Agent of this Department, for the purchase Of
PoDDER and CORN forthe Districts md Chester
Planters desiring t1 sell VIII communicate WIN ;hm5
Particular attention must be- paid to the No
WATER must be used Us greatiosstn teGogemment was
experienced last yeaf BY Fodder being improperly
all such viii be rejected. =
= - :. NOTE A. PRINGLE, Capt. and A O. u.
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Proclamation by the Governor.


-
. = Proclamation by the Governor.
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=, - ~ ..s.l- s YslEASkA ,--.s.-,.--,
:, :; 7 k1g3a As M skEH k4t.2
s>;5 lk tsl 81 lat VIZ ME xTrys
MESlxSlA S3aG E Aa.1aW
:. - = ~ $&t5E&E$& = -
- EA~s.. ~ r;sesy -.
ar . rn m, sOUTHCAROLIEA.
-, - 8. sExEeUTIyE DEPARTMENT
~ yoteH1tAs Sags t!' ts.sS ysS :. -,
WHEREAS the fHos q ets o sIon- s on
wv scripdon passed By Congress hayetedgnatcd ios
the pTesiSsS. Sas, under these Acts actually called M all
up ID forty; and whereas be has 20
posary service our coast eight of The Regiments formed
s%S esSISs tbs Sss Sr ss period ninety Ss sEsnpsd
all In those Reglments who were liable 70 consenpuon
and whereas, this has dernnged our woie
shdt be furhsf md mmedata made Tor the
Internal defence and police o. the State 49,.
Nor, kaoW ye fiat FRANSis W.PlCkENs, soses-
caroina hereby officers and roo slnzsns
10 obey and enforce me ot lns
annsxsd. 81 4. 7. 3. ;,..; ,s., a., m.
eiat Reserves recently ordered ont san pc
sent forward IS early aday a. ana neleoy
GU oes MaS eo%%sna SsS n sssis s,s,e and
cooty fequifes that fhey should report duty at ear
rst GeneIal 3ro, u com
a s ns sla All osroSai feeiinss
nst be iost sight of and ofgoisn In the prent emergency.
4 .ss,,ss s % s ..y ;, ne State,
Itrnss hat every in nan g Be iohwi prepared % guard
snd, protect The helpless and nnocef from any OF the
temtned teinaugurae on or before the hm of january
neIt. With this view, all betwccn the agesof s1-
teen md SIXTY i've W enroll acenrdtng 70 the
Fresoiufions he5eunfp attached. 80 .>''':-F -
An persons who may be talen In any attempts " pro
dnce disturbances an slaves or resstni,ce TO mef
mssts whes Under q y otdss p from ,s,e Sa
uops or Sate police Aanded 10 the authorities ofle
State alone 10 81 deat with feohs There never has
when S sasss s,s snS Iu mUss
my hasJ cfedenes donot expeet anyhng soros from
fe infamous measures alluded to but weowe II tosour
miies ana 10 tiie counr4o be aetse and suaded For
ffec months ietno ot souh CsIosaa De
careless unprepared Let III fhe Dts1ct guaxns tnoPo
n the resolutions below be immediatey and
foroush oganized Let there be aunlvefsa feeling Of
safety consequepf upon strict zadon nnd thofough
preparation pefilous times Jet there no s
any orders that nay appear unnecessary the
men Of age and worth step forward and
al win fsef and respect The nrengibf she eon,nunity
consists 10 strict 0fde and dtscipline We
have no tmeto cav Let every nan sleep hg his amor.
ees Of % sas - Z I % s whole ais Win ods voice. rise 70
IN he fc sn1 g We ~ sA's ,1e ~ 'S'ess =
Gwen under my hand and e greas seal Of tho State, At
sss sss s,ss.:as ~ ss asa
psussDesof g aapade eatSa1 q g. plekDss.
.,,,,. .gs., 4 s.sI;s .sIs,viu,eaoasy demand.
that a male Bhia rssdens e slsieof South Carroll;
,a,s s s 81 sss paced
Thaf All male Nites between he ages Of 10 and 65
YEAR wifhin te limits of each ta except ose
declared teiempt from all militia sefyce and those al
teadyin Sae Of Confederate seic sha eonstruts the
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WOOL W AlJFED
FORARMYffATS

r. FCRARMY HATS. =
|TwiIl pay thehighest market price for
liz Merino, soudhdown and other qualities Of WOOL
Those who have Wool for sale win please write me tbe
qualify quanity and price; preferit clean washedt
can be forwarded BY express! Cash on delivery - -
30 =, c. P. REMSEN, Wool Hat Manufactures. 2;
~, 80 90; ;.,ytst~e ~ ~. :, I'm =
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Terrible Explosion.

JACKSON, MISS, Nov. 5.-Shortl3
after 3 o'clock this afternoon the build
ing used as a cartridge manufactory,
having a. large amount of powder stor-
ed in it, exploded with fearful con-
cussion. Gifts occupants, boys girls
and young ladies, not one escaped
There were certainly not less than thir'
ty in number, and possibly more =
Cause of explosion unknown. 3
SALT ExcITEMENT.-We were shown
letter yesterday from Dalton, Ga.
to gentleman of this city which sta
ted that a number of ladies in that
place had gone to the State Depot and
demanded of the agent some salt. He
directed them to the Commissary's Of.
fee, when they repaired thither and de-
manded salt or blood. That officer gave
some salt, which supplied their imme-
diate wants. Weregret the occurrence
of such scenes, but not knowing all the
facts, we refrain from any comments for
the present.-Atlamta Confsderacy.
YANKEE MOVEMENTS ON THE COAST
BELow.-We learn that the Yankees
keep up regular daily bombardment
on some points of prominence on and
near Broad River. There must be vast
quantities of Yankee shot and shell ly-
ing around loose at Buckingham Point,
Judging from the frequency of the ex-
plosions in that direction Charleston
Mercuy, 9th.
The SUBSTITUTE "WANT' AT THE
|NoBTH.-The most pressing want at
the North at the present time is that
which appears in the advertising col
umns under the substitute head, their
number throwing "Bridget' and her
kitchen accomplishments quite in the
shade. A column of a late number of
the Baltimore Sun is taken up with no.
tices of substitute agents, advertise
ments for substitutes, and substitute
offers. One agent advertises for eight
hundred substitutes, another for five
hundred, and others for less number,
making wholesale business of it
The prices for substitutes range yari-
ously from $500 to $500 and $500, and
even one thousand dollars have been
offered. r.. -.
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!. ExEGVFIxE couNerI cH1MpEh. .

4, So s -. ExEGgTTVE COUNCIL Oh AhBER, q
,ea:s s;s& eoEu,pI., D. O., Hossmbnz, 1862 :
HT,HE folloWiiGisg, resolntion 81. the Coy
ernor and Council has been ordered to be pub1sheds
Rssoips5 That tie shefs Of This sfate be ad they are
hereby charged with the prompt ezecuoD OF The Isgnn
Hons Of te Govern6r Council prohibiting dsIation
ffom afi nd 1or this prpGss they afef- sstfdw all
te AUTHORITY ofspecial Agentsin er fer 7Gl We Districts;
and or their services hey sh receive such ices or other
compensation asmay be fixed by fe Ghtcr OF me bepa-
By order of'the Governor and CounolL zssas =
~'' B. F. ARTHUR, Secretary
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At THE SAME Tim E AND

A PLACE, we win sell thelands belonging To- HUGH
CURRENCE, deceased containing ll96-ACRES, : The
lands win be sold In FIVE different porcels Terms made
known on day Of sale. November Il, lss2 ss5Tfit
.tFsWALLAcE,5 { 1't'. 80
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.:Omtuamm.... !.

D1RD-NenE EhenezerviIe, York Distct, ON the 4th oc
]. II & MIA. Ma.thsws, aged ten yeaiss rssss
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AIOTIGE. .2-I WIILl SEL,IlAT THE

In late residence Of SUSAN ;GURRENCE, deceased,
onWEDNEsDAY, 26t instant, the personal property Of
sad deceased consisting Of Horses, Cows sheep
Com Fodder oats Wheat Wagon; Buggy Hoasehold and
Kitchen Furniture, and vaous other articles made
known on day Of sale. November LID, 1862 2 s:
g A3E',f ,fs'A-.'''S G. r. WALLACE, Executor.
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EDY permission OF u. a. BKUWN,
I'D Bso otdindry fof York District, We win sen at ths
late residence OF JOSEPH HETHERINGTON, deceased,
on he gah Instant The whole Of the personal estate ofte
said deceased, consistng Of !2r Il fs isIss $$-
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To tie msgse. . eftse 7tk Rssimeas, . = > ),
STATE OF South CAROLINA.

-. Col 7th Req lst Corps Reserss' a'
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,sT1TE OFsOUTH CAROLINA

iAslu,sat and Inspscto1. q General q {, p, ssG
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ESTATE SALE.

November u e. ~,
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Mr.. PHELPS, from the COMMITTEE On Comn.,..

Mr.. PHELPS, from the Committees On Couns,..
and Navigation. reported favorably on IT, Sens,.
IN 70 rcorgsuize the lisrbor-Master's Dehamsnt
Ordered TO be printed, with amendments.
The follo@iug bills were reported fsyorably ,pso
To am end the charter Of the Harmony Fire Inr,.
uo,ce Cn.,piry; 10 reduce the number OF d,rscto-
7, 40 Gelatin Fire Insurance Company: ,sIst;.s
- G;v,5e.ds Of Life insurance Companies; relsti,s
y, the trial of o.enses committed against Join, stork
q. liens: TO reor ganize the State Idiot AsyIpra
70 incornoraie no Spring. street Railroad.
Mr. TRACEY gave lo1cs that there would be
r,;1or;ty renne, upon tie Broadway Railroad bill
NJ iiIILRrJRD, from the Committee Of Wav,
"a vn,Ns r.ported a bill making APPROPRIATED.
n ,rc nayment 10 tie United States OF the dira,s
80, .s.nyned by the State Of New-York, and arm.
~r;t;ny the nroceeds Of the State tax, under chan
~ Of The Iavs Of 1861. The I'LL was made tho
,pacial order for -'bursday morning.
Mr. LOUTREL introduced olli TO appoiu. Char.
,c+ Commlss,oners Of hew-York, TO meet Nav
o,,d framo a charter. The Commissioners named
ave. ave- Lnrher NJ. Bradsh, Andrew Canigsn. John
~ D~ylin, Hiram Walbridge, VIM. N. Evsrts
Sheridan shook. John Kerr, }. Winthrop Chs,ler'
\ ~ Allen. Rufus hudfews, A. Y. Stout, samuel
!. Tilieu, Simeon Diaper, Charles a. S,stson,
.Iohn Dinon. John Kelly, VIM. Tucker, John W.
..duonos, Nelson j. waterbury, Fred. A.: Tai.
,nadQe. Cha. II. Marshall, George IL. Parser, David
f. yaielnipo. Wm. Allen Butler, Elijah +. Pardy,
David :. Jackson. Hamilton Fist, Peter B.
sweeney, Robert :. Could, G. Godfrey 5unthsr.
Nr. PROVOST introduced a bIl! 20 exspl Oek
Leonard and Exeter streets, and to cloae Doet!I
street, Brooklyn.
Mr.. McMULLEN called uo his motion 70 di'chars
the =. Iect Committee from further consideration .
raifcr. relative 10 the excse prohibition, and rets
he sarne to the Standing Committee on Cities AK
Mr., McuULLEN moved the previous Question
,yb;rh va. ordered amid considerable excitement,
The Yeas and Mas were ordered on TIE resolution
which Wa lost-H TO 81. ,,,.
c tte nrrposs moved reconsideration or tie vote
FIR. DARCY moved 10 lay the resolution on tie
table Lost--iG to ~. .u
AFTER much excitement. Mr. CALLAHAN moved
70 9dionrn. CARRIES 10 ~:
The House then adjourned, leaving tbe question
on the reconsideration o. the vote s'iii pending.
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