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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29

ana II Is 1fnpOsslDie W rupposc thht hc to"A
quit claim upon the idea that he was not to LOOK 20 MS
tle but alleged untrue representation by 'oil.
mittee il used first to justify reduction Of the rent
from $4,000 10 5000 per aRnUm and finally, rs the
baeis of recovery Of $50 600 openng NE door 10 as
mann surh rtc0reres MeTe are interruptions men ~
and about he city g0rpnmcm.
The resolution on which this lease was prepared ana
executed passed by both Boards Of the Common toun'
ell negatives with equal certainty the ground that an
representation was at the time intended or supposed
FOR il requires the execution Of the lease for the SIP at
the foot of Wall street much here3t as oeongs 10
me cy Here was distinct notice that the city qua nor
intend to bind itself for the whole slip at variance WIN
tic supposition that any representation OF the ownd
ship Of the whole property could have been made witn
It's authority Not only is the case thus bald but II Is
worse still. THE complaint alleges no trdndj me Guy
puts in no defense that ground, and trdld Ws W!
hard of on the retvence. Judge Barnard says: ~
would undoubtedly have been more in consonance with
ne rerJia9e Of The former system Of pleading, 10 hoee
ALLEGED fraud but it seems scarcely necessary now 10
put in pleading these sounding phrases which are the
mere result adudged by the law 10 arise on the iacts
alleged" Alleging fraud in terms part OF the reroi1ge
merely Of a former system and sounding phrase! we
seem to have reached extraordinary times, when sucn
nguage can come from the bench. 1t could De used
only in support Of the most extraordinary decision u mas
been our lot to notice. lJournai OF Commerce'
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER %. 1863

party prejudice. On the one side we have as cand
date Mr. Luke f. Coxans whose every vote in the Leg
slature, and whose every public speech should array
every Unionloying man actively against him, while on
the other hand VIC have presented to MS, Mr. Anthony
Dugro an active War Democrat. standing upon the
platform occupied by all liberal minded Union men, and
pledged If elected. to vote for all measures having IL
view the complete suppression of the Rebellion
The duty Of Mr.. Little, and Of all other Union men T.
the Fifth District, is plainly to be seem
Yours respectfully, JOHN r. LAWRENCE
Chairman With Senatorial District Union Convention
Nso York, Oct. 20, 1863.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. OsCANYAN's LECTURE AT NIBLOs SA
LooNIt seems to us that Mr. Oscanyan has opened up
quite novel vein in the lecturng field. The lecture
which he delivers on 1.-The Women Of Turkey las
distinct dramatic shape, of which the narrative forms
no small share although it furnishes many newer details
OF the manners and customs Of the East Represents az
the same time living models Of the people OF whom he
speaks with picturesque tabeaux Of Turkish life in the
harem the street and the nursery These are accompa'
MED by sweet and original Turkish music the curious
measure OF which IL marked by what Tennyson calls
the dancers dancing in tune The lecture viii be re-
pcated this evening at Niblo's.
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DANIEL CARPENTER, Inspector.
DESCENT on A GAMBLING HoUsE-Late on

Tuesday night Officers Dowdel, Cummings and Hogan
o. the Tonbs Police Court made descent on tns
gambling house No. IS Walker street alleged TO have
fecn kcp, by James Stewart. The latter was Hrssea
A. el.o Jeremiah Hogan. James h. Moran, Davie
johnson ard stephen Burns. The warrant was issued
by Justice Connolly on the complaint Of W N h pay
No Fulton street DAILY charges that on the ing.
m. l9th inst Stewart and one Van Velsor won from
him. a, one sitting at a game Of Faro, the sun
ss-5 The prisoners we're taken before Justice Con
molly and held Ia bail in the sum of ~ asve
lie officers seized in the place several packs OF cards
ftyone dozen ivory checks dealing boz lay out board
and about sl2 in money.
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p.nv Avn REVIEW OF TMR llTH BRIGADE

The TaII parade and review Q, Inc TIN InsVc:
\. - Dlacc Yesterday. The regiments consist"
S'ss a Col Pratt 47th Col Meserole; SD. Col cos'
.s,h Tol Adams in all numbering about 20 neS
& EARNED at their respective armories and mar,nso
iney Willow Cranberry Fulton, Clinton AuInns
and Court Streets arriving at the City Hall about
cro they passed in review before the MAY OK
mon Council Resuming the line OF march, ", " pih~
nroceeded along Fulton and klatbush avenues W
mus Grove near the city line where they were
and altcrward reviewed by Maj Gen. puryea ~" o,A
They subsequently executed number OF nsa gy,a
ments In which several Of the regimehts .ent
proficiency Several hundred spectators were p,
the ladies largely prcdominating. The pFig"ae
TO the city about dusk.
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TO purchase some moro medicine for him. In sbout hs

an hour she returned and, much TO her surprise she
found the door of Mannings room locked the inside
The door was forced, when Manning was found
pended by his neck the fooboard Of the betstead o
being extinct. From the evidence elected before the
Coroner II appoaIs that some friends Of deceased oh
him he had been drafted which troubled Lis mind
making him melancholy and spirited in the extreme
Inst Saturday evening Manning believing that be was
fine Expressed desire make his will. peueil and
naper were given him. when he wrote few lines re-
marking TO his friends standing near that after death he
desired Miss Rice to have his gold watch and chain and
soma other articles which he named. Even then 1t
not snnposed that he had any thoughts Of taking lis
own life. He left bundle of letters and other papeu
, ,I Years of age. and native Of New-York.
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Advertisement.
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UENKIE -, =.
p,r.d ftom the Bark Root, and Flower Of the fefsh
kAxAI IL the identical preparation used oy al .he
en nations the growth and preservation OF he mar ana
II. u,e the hair RETAINS YOUTHFUL LrxuhANes -
COLOR THROUGH IL contains no OIL acohol OF Wy
br and il the most perfect
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in. II In il, full and lusuriance that have eve,
can freely recommend IL TO every lady fnee S''
Wholesale Depot No. 20 Chfst, New.loIk
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Acknowledgement

A BAD BREATH is the greatest curse u. a
human family is heir to- How many lovers Il has ,
Row many friend. forever parted Tie subject 10 80 h
your friends will mention H. and you are ga
Of the fact yourself To effect radical cure ae ,hs
OF TuoussSp FLOWERS dentiIiee nsht ana no "A
IL al,o b.autnes the olpe zion, removing all tan
leaving the Ain and white sotby all D'"S
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"A FALSE BALANCE Is an abominaton 20 tne
Lord but lust weight Is his delight BRowxs SrSpHp
scIgs warranted and durable fall supply sAYt
M % every branch Of business constantly In store and of es
wholesale and retail, by X. BROWN manuiacuref NO. o%
cay-s,, opposite the Astor House.
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Acknowledgement

THE FIVE FULL-SIzE Cut PATTERNS gwen III
IN, Winter No Of Nine. DKnoRKsrs MIRROR OF FAsaioss
comprise beautiful Cloak, Ladies' elegant braided aouos
breasted Waist desirable Sleeve, and two Chiidiens
tenn, Ready Nov T. and will BE- the most magnificent ir'a
.,ng aud valuable No. In every respect ever issued
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EASTERN GRAND DIVISION SONS or IEMPEl

,scr-The annual session Of the Grand Division OF the
sons Of Temperance Of Eastern New.fork opened yes
,erday afternoon AZ O'Clock. in the Hall Of Harmony
Division. No. Ia Bowcry L. G. Paris Of Sandy Hill
the G.. w r. ia the chair. and the following officers In
their respective places: John Dais, q. ". Al William
n Armstrong q. $; the Rev John Gibbs. e.. {.
There are tventynnc divisions within the Jurisdiction
If ills Grand division. embracing ;,oi members and
q LADY visitors Several divisions have been Obliged
TO suspend operations. owing the fact that majority
Of their members have gone 10 the The total
amount OF funds received during the quarter is sl6 "a
cash in the hands OF the Treasurer $1,000. About
ooo have been expended for benefits during the past
quarter.
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fAdvertisement1
MILLER 4 CARPENTER Produce Commission

49,, =, Oh. ale OF Butter Cheese Lard Eggs Poaltry,
Game Grain Flour Pork. HOPE, Seeds. Beans Dried frg'
aud Country Produce generally. No sEre buildings
No 9ns Washing,ons,o We give personal attention y
The selling Of all goods consigned to Liberal cash
sSe on Reference President Of Irving BARK;
N Nar.h President New.Y York and Erie Railway
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BROOkLYN iA

SUPPOSED ISrASrIcIDB.IIn eru oEuy vi a 1l o.,
infant was nssr Hicks which, from appearances
haS isa S Of The remains were taken
h a sr Coroner Norris No trace Of the p'reHs'
- 10 mint could be found.
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fAdyer,lsment
ED-TfME IN BLIND NJ

WHY WASTE LIES SEED-TiME IN BLIND
,ouy, IN y,Sp ruE RIGHT when your real 49,
go hs rI .ni your best pursuit pointed out IN ha al ~
by ovlkk & WKLIs. No. 800 Broadway
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TAdysrtisenient.l

FIRST PREMIUM FIRE-PLACs hsAIsnS ,..ms
,,n,sn FrN. uxArxH as aw aId-d the FissT - -
Al the late Fair Of the American Institute a ssi,.pcy
PLACE HEATER For convenience economy anf,nr,r and
Dealer Wholesale aud Retail, No IL pio'
sand for . circular.
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UNAUTHORIZED

The Splendid Winter Number OF NINE.
Dxrosxsrs MIRRos on Fashions will be ready Nov con-
tanning the mos, magnificent illustrations, interesting o's
ton and valuable novelties ever issued.
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TxlrKp STATES MARsHAL's OFFIcE.-les.

IyITRD STATES MARsHALs UFFIC6.-icS -
,cray the uniied States Marshal Robert Murray made
some very important Grrcsts and discovered certain
letters aud revealing facts In relation to The
blockade business" and throwing new beht on the
conduct and character Of Valandigham. Some OF the
parties arrested sent 10 Fort Lafayette and IL
supposed others will follow suit directly. Attic Allan
tic Dock yesterday 40 bales and % bags Of cotton sold
at the average price Of IS cents per pound ITO kegs and
half kegs Of tobacco sold for about q per pound; IA
barrels Of iurpcn,ine sold for g. % per gallon $4,000
was realized q, public sale on "Wednesday for the
steamer Kate.
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WORK AMONG THE PooR.-The City Tract

WORK AMONG THE PooR.-The City Tract
Missionary Society held meeting ON tuesday evening
in the Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church tfthrvenue
Fort, two facts we're related the progress Of The
rr,pressbe conflict COINS between truth and error
sin .nd holiness The Rev. Joseph T. Dryea. one of the
pastors Of the church. warmly Endorsed the enterprise
and commended II to universal cooperation and sup
port, Among the figures. representing month
work We md the following Tracts distributed. 20 ITO
volumes loaned. 7gl; children into Sunday School !.l
persons TO church. i53i religious meetinss' 10 ahd
coayeTs ions q.
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SpOkem.

n, =, ,.,n 10 lon A. ship James Arnold 81 New -
cd haa,d home with no bbs sperm OIL and ~ ooa
Ho taken nom wreck could not a'eer'a" tue "A''e
wreck.
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The following nominations were made by the indie
nepdent Democrats or Taxpaycrs' party:

The following nominations were made by the hide
pendent Democrats, or Taxpayers ParV'
u.vo, Martin Kslbfleisch.
So, cor,n,i ssioner ,..... Elisha W. Human.
Shari,. .....,......J John McNamee.
John Delaney,
Superintendent Of POOR. Frnnoi, J. Rsiin
Ius.icc Of Scssions.......... Nicholas !. Silwel.
I,Jrc SIM I'D p. Barnard.
Svv ,ToK lid District. Samuel t. Johnson.
lid District. Henry C. Murphy.
.sspupry........Istp srict......... Thomas Stewart
ia Uistrct......... Winchester RrittoD.
lid Distrct........N VIM. G.. Dewitt.
WITH Andrew Walsh
lIIId District. Michael Walsh.
Ju,tices of Peace WITH District. Ludwig Semer.
(Nth District. Joseph T. Palmer.
Aldermen Democratic. Union.
F,., WArd. .,.... Daniel ID. Whitney. John Cashow.
Third Ward. Robert Anderson. George J. Hardy
Finh Ward. ...... Thomas Ennis. VIM Merhn
Seventh Ward ..... VIM Murray. Rufus r. Beknap.
Martin Evans.
Ninth ward......yohn McGrory. Baly J. Halfway
Richard 1ienian. -
Eleventh Ward. :. Thomas Murray. Chaa A. Kinbsu
Thirteenth Ward. Henry " Dixon. VIM Tur'on.
Fifteenth Ward. Thomas Esmes. VIM II. Mershon.
Seventeenth Ward Chas. Is. Elliott. A. NJ Bliss
Nineteenth Ward. Marvin Gross. Geo. II. Fisher
Twentieth Ward. Henry Harteau John h. Bumer
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION NOMINA-
uoN-Col. Is. f. Weymouth was unanimously nomina-
ted for Assembly by the Union Convention Of the LIST
District last evening.
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INSTALLATION OF THE REV. DIR. SCorT.-

INSTALLATION OF THE Rev. DR.. SCOTT
Tie Rev Dr. W. A. Scott. formerly Of California. hay
ing received and accepted cali 10 become the Pastor
Of the Forty second street Presbyterian Church. was
uy installed Pastor Of that Church last evening There
was a large attendance of persons belonging to tho
Church and their friends. There were but few clergy
men present and the commencement Of the services
none In the pulpit the Rev. Mr.. Corey Baptist
minister and the Rev. Dr. Rice formerly Of KENTUCKY!
Tie latter gentleman conducted the religious services
and preached the installation sermon. which VAS marked
with hi. usual logical acumen Tho Rev DR. Potts
who came In late. participated in the ceremony The
singing was very spirited and Of very high order Of
merit.
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FROM HAVANA.

BY the steamship. Roanoke, Capt. Drew ar
rived on wednesday morning, we have dates frorl ia
vana to the 2st inst. The news is unimportanf from
all quarters
Our Correspondent writes: We have no'n"s ne"
sance my last from Mexico and nothing TIL fou"9
Santo Domingo The Spanish mail steamer rom va
dir, which stops at that island arrived TINS niofn'
but army news she may bring will not DC hiaae Pupno
until after the departure Of the Roanoke. Mean"hne
rumor has been busy but have gathered nothing Wor
thy Of credit.
1.-The United States cunboat Port Royal came IN on
lore sailing an attempt made by some Secessioniss
e. murder sergeant Of marines Of that vessel There
Nad been a fight between this man and Rebel whom
DO had whipped and il while leaving the place that
n foul blow was given him in the head by one Of the
crowd when he cell and remained for some hours
sfuuncd The authorities are attending to the affair,
and two of the asSants in Jail awaiting the result
OF the injuries inflicted on the sergeant
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THE AMERICAN BIBLE UNION.-The first dayt

ession of the American Bible Union Anniversary wee
held Yesterday in the Broomestreet Baptist Chlren ID
which building the rooms of the Society are situated
After the singing of hymn DIR. Bachus read the lhA
palm and. prayer being offered by w. ". Parmleyd
Jersey CITY the President. Thomas Arinits9e; ~ ~,
read the annual address in which he stated tha' tn
were NOW prepared to offer TO the public the reysnnd
the Acts. the Epstlcs to the Romans and the IoFin
tbians in addition to those OF the four uosPeo con,
Guided the wear before. Tie Treasurer report SNOWY
the finances of the Society TO be in nourls sa
ing condition only trifing debt remaining unpau
The receipts during the year were siI -; eApen
tnres slT5ls 44-leaving a balance due the treasurer
Of s59 % Dr. Wyckos report
the wear past The Old Testament Is stu IN NAM. iLt
Proverbs and some Of the historical books are IN varo
degrees of forwardness portions are ready .or t1s
press and many chapters have been aread!
Eo norton of the Old Testament except that already
rnieJ viii he issued until the NewTestamentE com
pleted The report states that soldiers edion VI lns
ospels has been printed and Is fOuEd 70 o n!sn! nc
ceptable with the Union army III VII ~ INV "
an edition of the Epistles. Inc hcV. y" ~ h.'!
smoke with great earDestness IN behalf OF the cause
which he regarded the nOblest OF our DAY rn
progress Of their work the cause OF much Joy;
afternoon session WAS addressed by ~. n"us. ~, ~
BROOKLYN and Mr. Gregg of Blooming Grove anu 10
the evening by T. W. Bliss OF Wilamsburgh ana MI
stevens of Iowa generous collation. was prepares
for and partaken OF by the delegates in the
at noon. In the appointments II Is announced tt "
Conant one Of the Revising Committee. VIII speak th4
morning nc II O'Clock explaining the principle, upol
which the Committee have acted. and al the close
his remarks opportunity VIII be given ior questions %
any point from such desire norInatlon tefeymet
Of an denominations, and others interested ar in'es
IN attend and be- free 10 make inquiries At the close
the conference with Dr. Conant Mrs. .inon returned
missionary from Burmab. will speak IL Dehaii oil Va
pure word Of God for heather women.
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MrLrrARY.-Thc annual inspection OF the ~
Regiment. Col. Aspinwall apd the 9th Regiment 20
Bagley. took place yesterday afternoon.
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SALE op OIL PAINTINGS Henry ii. Leeds
& Co. No % Nassau street. Will ON Friday Oot w. AZ
II o'clock o. IN. sell at auction celebrated HAef! Oh
oil paintings comprising the portraits OF our most emil
nent statesmen. soldiers. authors artists ana disuh
gushed citizens identified with the history OF the coun
try during the last century. and embracing the WORKS
Of Gilbert Stuart Trumbull. j. W. Jarvis. X PeAe H.
Inman II. Otis J. Wood Savage and others.
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THE FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN soUIREs-PoLcl

The FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN SQUIREs-foLici
MANAGEMENT The following special order in res
ton TO the funeral Of Captain Squires deceased late
the Second Precinct has been issued by Supern'endea
Kennedy;
OYyfcE OF THx SUPERINTENDENT oy THE u IsoPotLIIN
PcLIcE. No. 80 Mulberry street NEW fosA,
Oct. II. 1863
SPECIAL ORDER, No. --.-CGpiais -. Presinef n
Captain Peter -quires late IN command OF the second
, bat many years previously Of the Eleventh rf.en
,d the Oldest Captain In the force having been appointed
lg,T led on the morning q the roth inst 49,
A. an ocer Captain slufes had the confidence o! his -
rrors and esteem Of BIZ ubortinstes and was anver
salv respected by his felowc,sen. faithful ocef ans
useful citizen. :.
A. mark u respect 20 the deceased the funeral VA De
tended by the Police Department You viii report wfn w.
sergeant. one Round and cty four Parolmen IN iai
uuiio belts and ba,on sud white gloves 10 Inspector ~
renter Il these HesiGuarter. Thurstsy the zSh inst
10 eisr. a m urrci.rly The li.- will be formed IN Mt
berry street r1hi resting on Houston street
The second Precinct will be the Guard Of Honor.
JOHN A. KENNEDY, Superintendent
DANIEL "A pyxr2K. Inspector.
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BOARD or SUPEavIsoRs.-A stated meeting
Of this Board held yesterday afternoon, President
Little in the chair when the appointment Of inspectors
and Can, assers WAS completed The Board adjourned
until next Monday.
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ry AND JUDICIARY NOMINATIONS.

FOr Judg. Of the Democratic.
Suprenl- Court Josiah Sutherland Josiah Sutherland.
Judge Of Count Of u,,v uu,o, 'Heury Hilton.
Common Pleas. '"'| '''" Albert CsIdoza
'Jo.eph T. Bosworth
Ju,tices ofthe Su Joe 8. Bosworth John g. r. Schmidt
u.fior Court go, james w. White. John N. MctunD
Samuel b. Oaryin.
Ju,ice Of the Ma. ~, ,,r..,, FLORENCE Mccarthy.
nine Cout.., 'ioi "ic'ai'HJ' Henry l.. Richardson.
Isaac Dayton. Isaac Dayton
ouHog''e''''' tGideon J. Tucker Gideon j. Tucker.
g. uu John T. Hoffman.
Kecorder.....'" Johh L. Hohi"aI 'Theo n. ToDlinson
John Kryser 'Thonss II. Ferts.
Hegitt1. .....'" IA w Kennedy John hcCool
a., Henry Smith
supervi,or Henry Snnth sFrcdk w. R-ppeS.
~ L. "h'ehoa" Walter Roche
independent Union nominations
'MckeOn Democratic nominations.
Unconstitutional Union nominations.
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KINGS COUNTY NONINATIONS.-Ine lOilOWHR
are the nominations thus far made by the different par
ties in the City Of Brooklyn and County Of Kings
DtmOcy0fc Union.
Sheriff. John NcNainee. Robert W. Steele.
Comfy Judge. Jane. Troy John DikemnD.
sup'ts Of lanes Boyle Morris II. Roberts.
John Delaney. ChAs. r.. Nruhaus
Justice Of Sessions. Nicholas J. Stiwell VIM II Uoyt
Msyor............. benjamin Prime. Alfred NJ wood
stree, Comr.... Thonns H. Murphy J. Oakley Nodyne.
Justice Peace sd Michscl Walsh Benz y. Morrhoute'
Justice Peace t4h ~ John II. Caloban. Absm H. Daley.
Justice Peace 18th ID John A. Brown. Anthony Walter.
jus Court I'd Joseph r. Barnard Gren,ls r. jerks
State Senator I'd DJsanuel H. johnson. Demas Strong
State Senator cd D)H1Hy &. Murphy. Marcus Moore.
Assembly tst d. J.. Thomas Stewart. Philip 4 trOok-.
Assembly I'D d. J. John OConneI Hugh Allen.
Assembly I'd d.. VIM. G. Dewitt. Edward ID. White.
Assembly (4th d.. Andrew Walsh. Cornelius McATdle.
Assembly 18Th d.. John &. Jacobs. John &. Perry.
Assembly 10Th d.. .Chas C. Egan. Angelo Newton.
Assembly (7th d. .FraneL Swift. Jacob Worth.
Hiram Kellam Dcm.) and Thtophilus c. Callcoi On
deyenden) are also candidates for Assembly in the
With District.
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The SUPERVISORS SUBSTITUTE COMMITTEES.

THE SUPERVISORS SUBSTITUTE COMMITTED
A Sub Committee Of the Supervisors Substitute Keller
Committee about proceeding TO Washington to make
arrangements II possible with the War Department
for the appointment dctailment at their headquar'
tiers several surgeons FOR the purpose OF examining
substitutes the spot. rs 10 save the time which
would be otherwise lost In sending men to the head
quarters u the several Provost Marshs for examina
ton The Committee will also set forth the action they
have taken toward securing the number OF men re-
quifcd to I'LL the quota OF Ncw-iork.
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MELANCHOLY SuICIDR.--Coroner Widely was
yesterday called to hold inquest at No o "'e'N,'
street on the lbody Of John l.. Manning "''
keeper in the employ Of Messrs Clanin' Me''n
who committed suicide by hanging himSeh 10 'n'
board Of his bcdstead with pocket n"i'A''0"'e
About week since deceased lef tho store saying ~
his employers that he i'll. and he did not leave MS
room again alive. During his illness Manning was
attended by Miss Elizabeth Q. Rice. to whom he was
engaged 10 no married. Late on Tuesday afternoon
Wano,o, emf Miss Rice ont to pay Doctors BILL and