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The New York herald., 1863-09-05
heard or Supervisors.
OryICIAL.

TUESDAY, Sept f--s y. NJ.
The poard pursuant 70 adjournment In their Cham.
her, IL CITY Hall.
r,osents. Riun,. Conner. Davis. Ely. purdy
Roche Tweed and Wtesmanf,-&
In the sbsence OF the President at roH CALI 6qpeiaor
PW moved that supervscr Wiesulsnn take the chs'~
TNe sf the sst two meetings ap.
proved.
Supervisor TwsxD moved thai whom the Board nd surus
90 90 10 meet r.cay next, stn usisnt nj O'Clock
Which carried.
PrTrTtoNa
Petition OF the etore cutters empioyed the court
house tor incIease OF twenty vc cents dag their
Referred 10 sneoiai Con mite on New Court Eouss.
Petition Of attendants ri Court OF General Scssons for an
Increase al salary.
whoh 10 Committee Criminal Courts
ard Police
Peauors Of Nendel steinihai AID ). l. smith for
from persora tax
Which referred the Committee Annual Taxes.
Bills Of the following named for serving subpmnAs &C.
during the month OF August VIZ
g. Jos eph Ruch S97 50 James w. 0isoh .$lS5 W
John McCoWen........., W Is
W1ich referred 20 the Committee Criminal Courts
and Police.
COMMUNICATIONS
The following recetved:-
DEPARTMENT SURVEY ISsrxcrios BuilDj
ISGs, OyFfcE No. fouSrn AVENUE, }
NYw GoEK Sept |, i66.
Tns HONORABLE BoAsp or SurKHvisOas raE COUNTY
OF NRs YORK.
GtnrlEaKS-I have the honor enclose copy OF
letter received from the Hon. M I. Brennan Comptroller
dated 18th OF August in which he Expresses hs conviction
The New York herald., 1863-09-05
MUNICIPAL AFF AIRS

the 7h section q cheptar ~ or enc laws n 1865
amending tho b4th scton OF the act OF iS2 y,rh aed
10 transfers the expenses from
The Mayer. Aldcrmea ard Conmopalty Board Of so
ervtsors and suegcsAc thai shoua Apply for
trsn-er OF the APPROPRIATION and the of tie aa
toned.
Under such circumstances respectfully aoc your
earliest convenience the adoption OF neressary ord
Very rrspcctfuliy. yenr oeedicnt servant
JAZZ \. h0GHEGOR superintendent 0f Buidnga
DH-.rr~rxr or r,sssc. 'dto.rrro1r SKIS o,rlcy.
Augus1 u 1861 I
N. McORrGoG. ESo.. Superintendent OF Baidinss
DEAR BG-l beeNO acknowledge RECEIPT OF yours of the
9Th inst alive To the payment or the saarles and no
dental expenses of tho Department to Survey aud
nfer careful examination of the 7h secon of sragier
2T1 OF the OF 65 which CT OF net
q. 1867 esahahing such department sinced that
was the intention OF the Legislature to darsfsr the con
trol OF the expenses Of such from the Mayor
Aldermen Commonas of the eits TO The Beard of Super
Of tho county OF New Work. Nothing therefore
be done by ards sny payment OF other
wise un tranacr OF the Appropriation Is made Ter that
purpose by the Board oil Snefvtsors TO whom II viii he
for 10 make application at the earliest prac
tsisned) MATTHEW r. EilfNKAN, Comptroller
Whoh received and referred 10 Committee on County
OGicers.
The following recelvcd.--
Cry or Hx1 Yohx. DErARr,xNSor FINANCE
CoxrrRoiLER's Oryrcg, fcpt. !, 1863 !
GxNrLPpsN or rf HoARD or SufrRsiaogs or 1R CouY,Y
Or NHw YORK -
herewith transmit tabular statement of the sppropria-
tons and expenditures account fncludnp State
sxes and support Of the Metropolitan poce 70 August 81
MATHEW 4. BRENNAN. Comptroller
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Board OF AIdern-n-speoisi Session.

Board OF AIderm-n-Speoiai Session.
Nav YcnH Sept, ! 1863.
The board met rnrsusutto tho following cali
, T. vArrsr,sx Clerk Of The Common a Council p :
siR-ysu wall please notify the members o the Board OF
sa.5a. ia .se Gy Iis Friday The s inst Il !. NJ
or the purpose of ransling such public business ~s may
skDNsw fsSkTiNiSs krTegsEk s.,.
yos M,isiAs sRnx MXifh Esvss sssens S.rI., s,T's
join join FOX. aSpi ril.t rsssas sis'ris. a'''''e
qhAESEs aaESSs f.nina r si.sss. ss,sas d.s district
MIN y + Exgas WeoaS, Np.n p,,,S di.srs; ,IstS,:,
Hsafs nai oSrp sicss RSSr: @ jefs%isR' na1sy oI
Tho ~lnS.sa Of August % and 81 we're read and ap
PROVED.
Blu ~ Iivard Rsnyl carriage hire ,Ae recep
tion Of the sixth regiment New YORK volunteers.
don s y 4 s % sss se sT s 'p
s Il q M eaa iG New ss Ys Ss the Fe
BIZ Of Eiwad Van Rsnm for carriage hire al funeral Of
~ WA,.s .lssrms, w&,s seSsrs,y xrs.yl, laid over
R q m : brass band for music on the Fourth Of July
which was laid Over.
Petition icr sewer Siee,lsh street, Fourth Third
Which was refer ed % Committee Sewers
Memorial ,rom eolOnes o. reGim.n. nov IN csorss q
~ Rs c,y " T. ~ n sopsss iheIp resps"ise 70 r.rmsn
which vas referred TO Committee on Rational Affairs
a, .,a.-..n roxo Hrsotgrcss.
Rcsoyod That the CoEproiict I've and ne H. hesby sr
hor,ro and dre.ea advertise for proposals for ooe
n for oo> and Ladder COMPANY No ~ the location TO
b. ~ Tenth avenue, between 51,h i59tb
Mhieh SAs referrtd TO Committee on fiss Department.
Hy The
Council and was approved hy he Mayor the I'd day Of
JsnuaTy. lbA directing the Comptroller John Jrn
ning two hundred dollars but which failed 70 receive the
number 81 votes which the Comptroller deems
warrant him IN paying rte same he Il therefore
Resolved, fha' the Comptroller be and he ~ hereby
tGorited snd dr.ed raw bi. favor OF John
.r tss Sun ., -e huadrra d'ilsrs o be IN fp
nrc Al oinag Ais premises knet
Ninth aud rca,h and charge th~ sprro
pfisie aerount
Which was laid user.
L ny the
Resolved permission Il hereby gtv.u
= josiah Yinkr o construct bay window In front Of
ht batingin Ffn aud southcasi Of Twsn-
y seventh street under the dr~rson Of she sscct Com
4 insxicntT.
4 which wss adopted
l ny Alderman FAat1,-
so,,d, Ths rity fourth STREET sccoud aven o. Ia
The kasi river bs psved with Belgian pavement, aud
o and gutter tonss set ana reset where necessary under
! he iirertlnn cf li,s crvan Aque.fnct board
| Witch was inferred V Committee Roads.
Rs-cied Tas, ..wer with the necessary r-..lvinx In
nlih sife.t % With the erection
70 F nInh --e' under The direction Of the Croon Aqus.
wtsh vas rieuea Committee on SEWERS
Rrsoived mat rer,y third street frcm rif,n "a sl,ih
rrc, ha paved Wits Peian pavement, under ain
| ef the Groom Aqueduc Rosri.
| Whirh rcicrr,d 70 COMMITTEE Roads
An ordinances 10 ccnsirnc, receiving basin q, be rc-a
| wyr corner 81 Brosfsay and rwcnlyhf,h ssrcst
l Mhich was laid oeer.
4 Nv Aseerrsn FAnikt--
Rsoved rhs tny ye,sh,h street. se,wecs second sns
The New York herald., 1863-09-05

The Chicago 7'-tr-N OF Monday thns noucss
exchange and money matters there;--
usos shs week business has bsea gradually bcoomfao
no~e sctvs snd sh n Continued 10 the close IL
ol 0rscng brsssss give better sssusAos that The
Tau is upon = thAa The iscreasng asnana roe mone4
ssous u oancSro = nod sarpesA Curreney N sessq
by ssss; bus - beD sei nsvs snp!s mssns 70 t.se
III ~ lselti1An pxess ssss cm ~ rsass -
- NJ, vssws ~ - 0wss Agurs caly sosAsns1 4
oes = svs hs~UU a. nsss clns pAesv pnystss u ksw
Tls c,psissss aas~ss Of ~ sans day 70
nnS1E-
- Vos Asa y pr Suyh1g - psgm1sn ssiliaq
- 0H10msass a. csrteeeL Res Ares. ~ 6pn9d ~
Seosy ~ ms6sraiN aa1 N nasGA rulse snw = sat
The New York herald., 1863-09-05

of Harlem Bridge Transmitting bis servics
tho tonnns ouers, viz
r W. Hubbard for services i,,y, 1851. SiG6 81
r. W Hubbard. for services for August 1881 10 %
Total AlT VI
Which re eivcd and referred to Special Committee
Harlem Bridge.
communication received ffoul tac Comptroller
transmitting ella damages By the late riots
numbering from i.oaS To I.at3 inclusive.
Which received and referred 10 Special Cofmte6
having that subject IN charge.
rcdusoD received fr0m the Clerk Of The Court az
Common Pleas 70 have the Trial Term cleaned.
which referred 70 the Committee on Civil Courts.
Resolved, Tint Tie Conmis ssioncis o. McCombs Dam
Brigs be requested 10 confer w the Of West
chester with view Of Escct.anng their wing
portion o the of having the said bridge
properly lnintee
Which was adopted
Tue Conmittce Cyit Courts pfescnted eport n favor
adopting resolution "a y follows viz
Resolved Thai the bill OF A. r Gallagher, amounting
fs 90 Tor recording deerrs nai settlements In
gates occ he audited and allowed. and the Comptroller
dreted 10 pay from appropriation for "Souny Con.in
srpces."
Which adopted By the following vote, viz
Affirmative Supervisors Blunt Conner, Ely, Pur
dy. Roche. Tweed and weissrnann-s.
supervisor TvEEp ihai the Board adjourn
Which carried
whererpon the PRxsrDIsr pro declared that the
BOARD slood jouraed until Fridey. eh inst; o'clock
Pm JOS. b. YOUNG, Clerk
The New York herald., 1863-09-05

We learn ths, compromise has taken place be-
tween the oontending parties the Broadway
Railroad grant. and that the injunction suit before
Judge Hogeboom will he withdraw to-day. The
3arism Company will proceed at once to Lay the
rails.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

The Hrald's Washington dispatch says the
first interview between Gen. Meredith, the re-
Gently appointed Commissioner of Exchange,
and Mr.. Ould, the rebel Commissioner, took
place at City Point on the ODD
Some points in dispu were arranged, but
arrangements for the exchange of paroled pris-
oners were not completed and negotiations are
still in progress.
The imprisonment of John Morgan and his
officers in the Ohio Penitentiary has brought
the rebel authorities to terms, and it has been
reed that Colonel Streight and the officers of
his command who have been so long similarly
imprisoned shall be placed on a footing Of
other prisoners of war.
This will probably be responded to by the res
toration OF Morgan and his officers to a similar
status.
Gen. Neal Dow has been turned over to the
civil authorities. A rebel Brigadier General
will Immediately be placed in close confinement
as hostage for him.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
MOretOWEa Caucus.

All the freemen Of Moretown who in favor of
nesy sustaining the Constitution and the Union and
heartily supporting the National Administration in its eff
forts to suppress Rebellion, requested meet in
Gus at the school house B. New combs in Moretown
on Saturday the goth Of August, 1862 at2 O'Clock
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Town Rep
resentatve, and ticket of Justices OF the Peace
to be supported by the freemen of said Moreown at the
approaching September election
By ORDER OF Town COMMITTEE.
Moretown, Aug. "a, 1863.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
Votes, Votes !

State County, and Congressional Tickets for
Washington County are already printed and
ready for distribution. Town Committees
should at once send in their orders for a full
supply for their respective towns.
~ Votes for Town Representatives and
Justices of the Peace, and Tickets for adjoining
counties, printed on the shortest notice and at
t he lowest rates.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
Middlebury College graduated class Of ii
at its late commencement.

VoTE THE REGULAR TIcKET.-We are author
lied to say, unequivocally and emphatically
that any use of the Hon. L. g. Kelogg's name
in connection with the approaching election for
Congress- in this District, is not only without
his privty Or consent, but is entirely against
his wishes.
The Hon. Frederick e. Woodbridge, of Yer
gennes, is the regular nominee of the Conven-
ton, and as such should, and we trust will re-
ceive the unqualified support of every Union
man in the Observation-Disclosures Herald.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
Gbt pailp frttmar.
MONTPELIER, AUGUST %, 1868.
Town Caucus.

The of Montpelier, who are in favor OF support
ing National Administration in its efforts to suppress
treason restore the Union, maintain the Constitution ana
enforce the of the land requested to meet at
Village Hall Friday evening, Aug 2s 1868, at half past
seven O'Clock to nominate candidate for town Repre-
sentative and make up ticket for Justices OF the Peace
PER ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Montpelier, Aug 18th, 1863.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
East Montpelier Caucus.

The Freemen of the town OF East Montpelier who
voters in Freeman's Meeting, and in favor of sus-
tanning the Government and present Administration in
suppressing the Rebellion and crushing out for
ever cordially invited to the meeting house
at the centre of the town Saturday Aug Doth 1861
o'clock P. NJ, to nominate to represent the
Town in the General Assembly Of this State for the year
ensuing. Also, board of justices of the Peace.
CLARK KING,
L. W. ORMSBEE,.)
E Mnntneier. Aug Oath. 1863.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
PiaEmfield Caucus.

The reemen Of the Town of Planfeld, irrespective of
party, requested meet at their Town Hall, the
Goth day OF August instant at six O'Clock P M for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for the Offices of Town
Representative and Justices of the Peace All who
in favor of sustaining the administration in its efforts to
put down this Rebellion, and to sustain the Constitution
and restore the Union, are invited to attend
S si y: A S5 !; $ff{6Erns, Town Com.
Plainfeld. Aug. "a 1863
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

HORSE THIEF CAUeHT.-A man named Locke,
who had . skedaddled from Concord, N. H.,
to Canada, to avoid the draft, was arrested on
Friday last at Barton, having stolen two wag-
ons from Mr.. Miles of Compton, 9. E., at
whose place he had been living, and a horse
from the stable of another person. The horse
and wagons were still in his possession when ar
rested.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

An Irshman by the name of Emore, en-
ployed on the wood train, while intoxicated, lay
down on the track near the st. Adams depot,
Tuesday evening, and was run over by train
of cars, smashing both of his legs SO badly that
amputation was necessary
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

RAILROAD DEPOT .-The new station house of
the Central Railroad, on the new dock, at Bur-
ington, is com pleted and now occupied. Its
rooms are convenient and spacious, being
marked Improvement on the old brick shanty on
Shelburne street.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

SILAs G. FRENCH, Esq, an old AID well-known
citizen of this village, died at his residence,
here, this morning (the 28th). His age was 70
years.
Fureral, from his late residence, on Sunday
next at o'clock ?. M.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

DRAFrED-Sdney S. Boyce, we'll known to
our readers, is among the drafted men of New
York. He was an enrolling officer in the
Fourth district, and numbered and filled his
own name.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
Berlin uCus!

All the freemen of Berlin who in favor of support
ing the present National Administration in its efforts
to suppress the Southern Rebellion and re-estabh the
supremacy of the Old Flag entire Union,
quested to meet in Caucus, the School House
Montpelier Village. Saturday, the Goth day of August
1868, at 2oclock M, for the purpose of nominating
candidate for Town Representative and ticket of seven
Justices of the Peace to be supported by the Freemen Of
said Berlin at the approaching September election.
BY ORDER OF THE Town COMMITTEE.
Berlin, August FL, 1868.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
Mlddlesex Republican Caucus.

The Republican party nd all those who willing to
act with them in supporting the administration,
by notified to met at the hall Of VIM Chaplin Friday
the 18th of August, 1885, at two O'Clock r. M to make
nominations for representative and justices OF
the peace.
PER ORpER OF Town Con-.
Middesex Aug. 18th 1868.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

LARGE BlRD-Eddy Case of Bristol, lad
of Is years, sent to the Middebury Register Of
fee one day last week Blue Heron, which he
had shot His breadth of wing was six feet,
and length from feet to end of bill five feet.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

The cars on the Connecticut and Passumpsic
Rivers Railroad commenced running to Burton
Landing on Tuesday, connecting there with
stages for Newport and StAnstead.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

The Newport .Nt,os says that, On Friday of
last week c. S. Cuttlng, Esq, of West Derby,
shot an American eagle in Newport that meas
ured six feet from tip to tip of wings.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

The store of Mr.. j. R. Arlington, in St. AL
bans, WAS broken into on Wednesday night and
two barrels Of -four stolen.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

The Eleventh Annual Fair of the Chttenden
County Agricultural Society will take place at
Burlington, September 22d and 23d.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

New YORK. Aug. %. Private dispatches re-
ceivod at Philadelphia, state that Fort Sumter
has been blown up, and Fort Wagner is in our
possession.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. %. The gunboat
Weste World, Capt. Gregory, arrived this
morning off Wilmington She reports the arri-
val there of the United States steamer Florida,
from Charleston, with the intelligence that the
Union forces occupied Forts Sumter and Wag-
ner on Monday last
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

New YORK, Aug. %. The Tribune's Wash
ington dispatch says the Navy Department hal
Just decided to build another fleet of iron-clat
vessels.
They will be larger and more formidable thar
any now in the service of this or any other
country. Each will have two turrets of enor.
nous thickness, and the side armor will be some
feet in thickness.
There are now about 1000 sick and wounded
in the Washington hospital. Many OF them
are convalescent, and it is thought at the medi-
cal directory Office that two-thirds of this num-
Der will return to the army.
At meeting of Germans last night delega-
ton was appointed to proceed to Albany to con-
fer with Gov. Seymour, with view calling
upon him to save the people from the operations
of the CONSUMPTION law. Arrangements were
made fer mass meeting on Saturday.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-25
Tbe gntellwentcr.
Incidents of the State Convention.

In the recent Republican State Con,
vention the entire delegation of the
10th Judicial District, with their lO4
votes, stood solid column for War,
rem, Williams, and John Edwards.
This is a unanimity unparalleled in
the history of Conventions. The Dis
trict has Republican majority of over
10000 votes, and without this vote no
Republican State officer ever was or
could be be elected, previous to last
year When this District was called
upon in the Convention to announce a
member for the State Central Commit
tee, she declined doing so. Then we
will appoint one for you" shouted one
OF the Regency men. "No, you will
not I" responded scores of delegates
from the Tenth. Milo McGlathery of
Fayette county then addressed the
Convention, and explained that for all
practical purposes the 10th District
were treated as if they belonged to
Minnesota for 1854 days in the year;
and therefore it was useless to be rep
resented on the Committee One day
in the year the Tenth, with her 10000
Republican majority, was recognized
as belonging to Iowa I; and that was
election day; because her votes were
necessary to carry the election. Year
after year has the Tenth Judicial Dis
trict presented candidate for some
State office, and with one exception
her claims have been spurned and
trampled upon. She had been over
borne, and betrayed, and denied her
rights by the heavy delegations of
populous counties which never gave
a Republican majority and to all APP
pearances never intend to; hence it
is needless to be represented on the
State Committee. Notwithstanding
this disclaimer of Mr.. McGlathery, we
notice that the Secretaries of the Con-
vention have inserted the name of j.
A. Elliott of Mitchell as a committee
man for this District-another instance
of the dictatorial spirit which prevails
at the Capital.
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