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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
Judsmen, Of Cour. below reversed.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURr-Nc,. M-Bsor.
Inds, NRI

jude Nprsor.
ACTION AGAINST IUE CITY.
william Sheffield ss Tn, Mayor and Conuopsy Of the City
Of Nr~lrt.
This Is the case Of tho cx-Membor Of Con ress
fon Rhode Island who ps,,ng along the sds Of the City
Ha Pss. through fsrt tho ishi Of the 18th VI
December 1882 stunbed stump and fractured HE eg
20 such extent that wss n-ecsry 70 OF the
oons Which prouuoed-
Damages claimed to ths smount Of s,s60o for the
ways
Tho casa v0 tried at .hs June term When TIE jury Dis.
ssesd and consideIsble Of tho evidence adueed today
read from the ninues OF the ssnog spLer tie Ast
th.L Tho case 1, sill Oh.
John Burr and Thouss Vernon fcr the plaird John K
Hscket Assis,ani Coz Coune for the ieend2l
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UyRop's OATH assumed and his crime re-

HyROD's OATH assumed and his crime re-
enacted with additional ionOf ard loss publication ~ Nod
history aud Ia professedJ Tree ard thrsnn country,
tescdet Of Religion sppaudny fobcsauce 10 Interfere i'll
tho psrpstrro9 o The crime TIE product Of Principle me
ffvt OF Liberty the inspiration OF tnst Chn faith which
the mother OF both Liberty and Principle ses the iHpsu,
and shocking concessions made IA Henry Ward Beehrf. TX
HILL Syooch Ia EsgsSe reviewed in les PsisCirA ~
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ItdVotfs~nlentI
The Guilt and Crime of treating tho Enslaye-

The Guilt and Crime Of treating tho Enslave-
snd Oppression o. hch Women and Children mat
ter Policy, and the impisy ana sbsDd'y Of osos THIS
sy,tem Of M lsce snd cruelty Constitutional nsi,n,ou
interiors WITH the crime tue hghc
sviancs u Christianity end integrity bee this almost d,o
and casly wicked sssampton as made In henry Msid
bsefher4 Exeter Hall Speech la I4gsad review ID IHK
PzIsCurA Of this week Published At 10 los VIZ i,Amst
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EHOCKLYN ITBkIS.

RECRUITIEG ~ BRooKLYN-Nothing was
done ia TIE recruiting business on Ihenssgiying Day
hat yesterday the Office et Gen. Spnoas headquarters
wns opened, and seventeen mon were enlisted, among
chem NO colofed men. About sixty were enlisted 1t
tho ifeIcut SeN-Nork oiccr No Surgeon has a, ct
been provided lor this Office. J.. ID. Rice n d.. OFT e
lS'd y. Y. Volunteers, IL was supposed Vas dcfaed
but appears that nc has been IdeTed TO New York
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sURRO0ATE's COURT-Ncv r.-Before the Hon
GIDEON j. TUCKER
WILLS ALLOWED.

The last wills and testaments Of the following
named parties have bsu dnly admitted to probate: Mary W.
Tsusn Herman Nittler John helms Frederick " iliam
Sehwabe Andrew Iiuntley, Henry ColDan and Robert
T latter 10 the even; OF the death Of both hs children,
gI.. and Marcus cr0me wibou Issue lesvc MA property
lie Rector and Ch1rcwsrdns Of ST Gsorgss Protestant
Fp,.copsl Church Of Heupstead l.. ].
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fdvertisemept
HOyT'g cATrg I ,Augng.y c-tpCIf

errved premium ri the Exhibition CRYSTAL Pslsrc
=. and 1885, Re giI-s ouy twoirds mach OF odi
nrry search snfedor q any other 10, linens and mullins Nv
ing len, Ianspar,iey, while, smooth an "ez nt
polish, and perfect elastic stiffness Adaried 20 TIE hacsl
flhrc WILL ~ Wit II pNir OK fo6sY WEATHER
lr.re u! rents'3 pound.
IosgIn l.oyr Co., 10. 10 Universi'y ~ place, ~ y
Soli Dy all dealCIS.
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Advert!sefnenti
HYSRY WARD HRRCHEY'S EXETER HAIL.

sYxFcE ~ Entsnd-s slroeous Bbel Coostituor,
.u1is and holding ts Charter Of our Psrsoasl Lib
cry pubic rcicuie Ia foreign Ind BY the assumption
hat u tho elssveneb Of neu, women and
Children state Right. See tits Speech reviewed IN THs
PHIscYI. Pgois1od AZ No lOs W VILLAIN st. ana sold
yh
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fAdvsT'ip-usu'l

READ TITLE December number Of The
PHnKvoLo0IclL JousrAI,-nSw adys Tepl-e with good
hngs, in the Line Of ETHSotoGY PHYEIoGSorY zoology,
PHYSIOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY Pmtri,s ofhrcAhish0r Nhbey.
MI SEER scrlpnred rigur. rprssensirs Ineu ana woi
6c Only 10 cents, ~ year new volumes commence
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ATTEMPTED BuRGIARy.-Henry johnson WI

detected in the sci Of cslipg into the store Of Mcssfs
Rockwell & Co.. corner Of Cf and Very streets on
Thanksgiving Day. by the porter, Mr.. Wesef'eII. who
promptly gave the alarm and had the burglar arrested
in his possession found jimmy coil OF rope. and
a wax candle. Justice DovEng committed him TO Ire
| Tombs for examination.
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IAdverti,ement
HyyRY WARD BHECHgR's SPEECHES in En-

gland and also at tic Academy OF Mp1c IN ths city then
ophscsl and outr contradictions snd bos Chm
sniy end Constitution and somewhat truthful roiIe
Bsion Of the s0hsei,eney Of tie people 20 these nfno1
coLcesion See tie syeeches review ed In IHE fsscisiA
this week.
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Acknowledgement.
CONSTITUTION WATER

;, without doubt the only known remedy Tor Df,sxr.s car
cuLrs crawl BRICK DrsT DEposITs IRRITATION OF TIE
Nrcv o. rpr EIApDfG I-YhNssTioS rHy KIDNEYS,
CAr.sHH or THk BLADDER ard all FEsALE lHzfGriJH-
certificate. o. cures weknOv persons irom III p1rts
of III. country In circular which viii We sent on receit OF
5-.t stsflp inclosed 10 MORGAN AIiEs Agents, N y
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tAdveuisemsnIl
NINE. DyNOREsT's MIRROR OF FASHIONS. -

The ladies' IA ecss,c the large humber Of fo.ret
fashionable Patterns - H. No could MAKE his vie Of
sweetheart acceptable holiday pesen than BY sub
scrons for copy OF hi. Yearly, Si-~tb valuable
preIniuInM Published 1t No. <sJ broadway ~ l. AtIei
can Sentinel
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SUPREME CoURT-cncur-gev fr.-B.fors Justio,


William A. Hidden a. al sst. JrfenlsL W. Dnniek
This was IN action 10 recover damages for breach
Of contract By which tho defendant agreed for the period Of
three years TO eonsn 10 the Plaintiff for sale all the tsnkts
~ his manufacture The breach eonstsd IN sale by the
de.tncsr drsc 10 the Government OF large quantity Of
Dsnses and he plaintiffs csipe 6smalss the corunssion
wt.eh they would have received the sale had been nado
through them.
beveral deiens~< interpos-d:
tiTI. That tho sbovs agreement sss void for want OF
nOtuaIity
Ssco.d Th., 1, bad been abandoned and made
bv pasoL
Thri: Ths, the rian. he'd consented 10 the e to Coy
efutoent, &c.
Inc trial occupied the whole OF the 18th snd the morning
Of tho lh Of November the Court ordered verdict FOR the
penilt for tie whole amount enmed sui - 1873 ~ The
Defendants exceptions TO be bssd in tho hI nssncs NJ the
Genera. Term
Tor pantins John slosson and Waldo Hutenins Tor de-
fsnd.nf, David Dudley Field and w. NJ Pdehsra
SUPERIOR COURr-SpscAL TERs-Eov H. Before
Jusiice MoSEiL
DECISIONS.
John Il. Fogerty agt. Peter NJ. Jordan; Lewis
l.. squire tgt Edward y. Wesley-Ordsrs granted
Before Justice hosoRIxp
Charles Dsvlnsst John ffpatrek-CAss and smendmsD.s
-stu4d md leG With tAe Clssk o. spcsIN Isru
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hdYsr'i,sment.
Grncor for ~ kHhI'S East INDIA
Ask your GrOc.

Ask your iei hb'i h<n'A 49,
ospxn he most hesihf sni bos, for family Only
2s per pound Twice he stree 9Th Of Java vita all rs hs.of
Ekc'yt FOR Invalid. See that No. I5s R-sdrs, tthe Gen.
pot three dcoIs from ich IL upon every sek
sse. Al fQT kgsTk" 0rnocIt supplied
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AdvertisruentI
GRAND GALA DAY AT THR MUsEUM.-Ali

the Thsnksgvr. attraction. Continued Splendid perform.
,ncs ard evening and the three enormous Living
Giants, LiApusn Hing do. tc " ali hours Never were
,aeh attractions offered for such price or indeed any pee
No wonder the husKua Ia thronsed day and night There
= ID 30 noss % l..ls. snd Lte people lLsrs to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

ISoUEsTs.-Coroner Barrett held an inquest
Inst Thursday the body Of young girl named Caro-
line GarlneF aged 10 years. who fell from her parents
stoop and died skorty after The Jury rendered ver
diet IL accidental death Coroner Barrett also held IN
inquest on the body Of Mary Comedy in North Seventh
sree'.near Sixth avenue WHO died suddenly tie evening
previous. Verdict congestion Of tie brain. caused by
iHteaperencc.
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BURGLAaN--Lato0R "Wednesday evening the
loot and shoe store ned By Philip iIeAeg No 26l
First street, entered by burglars, who stole guam
tiy u boots and Shoes worth about S'3 NO clue "
the thieves has yet been obtained
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TIE MILK DRALERs.--The milk dealers OF
Brookn pet Montague Hall last night. and resolved
10 ras The price oB seven " eight cents per quart
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Yov .-.-N,8J bbls. fonI 2ty POI. Whsty "a ns ss
Com Meal aS. bap Con Meal ~ 100 oash nsss ''so
Ashes soo pkg Buekwhsss Fssr as~ p<s fr0vassa ~
pkss LsId.
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Gen. Augur is going to quarter the Washing
Ton eontrsbsnds on Inc south side Of the potomac.
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Hoard sf C.uncil,nca.
OyyiciALI

BO0r0 Of COunctImcos
oyyiciAL1 STATED SxssIox--Thursday, Nov - ia@'
III. Board met pursuant TO sdournment n 'ss ohames'
No. 10 City Hall "A = ffJrl -
tho Board declared ouned Unit, Mo,dsy In .sstsos
q o'clock p JAMES ~. o" II.'i's s'''
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hour on Thursday ere discovered in three story
framc house in Eighty fifth street. between Third ard
Fourth avenues and before the nanes could be t1ih
cuished the building was completely destroyed The
loss viii amount 10 about t300 The fire supposed
TO have been the work Of inceadory. tic building
has been uroccupied for come time pas.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
cryiclALl

cuic.AI-l srArrD sxss0s, Thar'dsy. Nov - lssc
The roll having bseu called. and quorum appearing
the Board declared adjourned until Monday nss' Sn
"''''''' - DIT. VALENTINE. c,srs
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CONVICTED OF puRGLARy.-Wm. Baggott
Taa yesterday convicted in be Kings County Court OF
Sessions a bu aIy in the third degree ia robbng the
house Of ~. hese, in Franklin avenue on the night
az Now i5 taking t1erefFon the of $50 bt7tenee
gas roseIVed, and The prisoner renamed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

RECRUITING. Under The auspices OF the su-
sr,isors Recruiting Committee, recruiting is very
uyefy a. prssent-upward Of one hundred men day
bcing enlisted by the ProvostMsrshais and sent "
skers Island where they are at once uniformed and
qupped The high bounty offered by the city in addi'
ion to that given by the Government proves great
incentive and has within the last week given decided
nnpetus 70 rec utng The heaviest part Of the work IL
done by substitute brokers' who tax their energies and
talents 70 dram up men. for which labsr they receive
rom Onethrd TO twothirds Of the bounty-the agree
neas in the matter being entirely between the recruits
and themselves. BY order Of northumberland
Fry some regulations and forms have been prepared by
Brig Sen. Hays for the payment OF tie premium for
accepted recruits s25 for veterans and SIS for others
which viii enable the District Provost Mashals TO give
certificates for payment to every agent or person who
msyb bring recruit. Gen. Hays has issued the neces-
sary orders and directed that payments DO ade at No.
"a Walker street the receipt Of the officer in charge
Of tAs rendezvous for soldiers.
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A CoyYrpFScB OPERATOR Nv TRoUBrE.-

A CONFIDENCE OPERATOR IN TROUBLE
Detective Eusiace or Friday arrested wei'krow,
confidence operator named Thomas Dunn. at the tIil
Avenue Hotel on a charge Of .windlng. The accused
last Sumner succeeded In obtaining two wagons ans
two sets of harness from Aessr Nash and Perry boti
of whom arc in business in Newark n. j.. b, repre-
senting himself 10 be farmer from Plainiield \: d
The property which IL yaiued ct $500 he brought
this civ and disposed OF. The prisoner. Who wat
fully identified locked Up III tho Essex County J.i
BY Justice Sanford.
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nEy-IEI,sEY ITEMS.
ATTEMPT TO suooT.-Yesterday noon n man

ATTEMPT TO SuooT.-Yesterday noon man
named Samuel Bennett who had difficulty With the
bartender OF rayls lotcl in Jersey City. entered the
hagroom aad atiSn pied to renew the quarrel Is IL al
legged that he asked 30 bartender Charfy IN lie Eas
a!.ncd. remnrLing that 70 (BennetD had ihe tools.
Tie bartender told him to 20 -wny and then walked to
Tie other end VI the !oGc counter. bat Was followed by
Bennett Who presented pistol, and at that moment
man seized hold Of tho weapon and az he did TIE ham
down the ho,hT part OF Bis thumb aud fore.
finer Bennett Afterwards wont before the Recorder
and delivered himself un wben be was allowed to 80, Oh
Ais rseogIi1aace " appear for examination.
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STEALING CHICKEEs-Thomas Prentice was
arrested Last Thursday by Officer Bennett 81 the Twen-
iysxth Precinct while in the act Of stealing chickens
om tae premises Of Mrs. Ellen Carman lie was ar.
raisned before Justice Wlter yesterday Inor"mg' WHO
sa'i hin " tie Penl.entary for ~ da,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

A MAeNAs1Mous AcT.-It ID reported that
Admiral Lissosiy has placed in the hands OF Mayor
Opdyke tie Of a. 100 subscribed BY the officers
I've Russian Fleet for the purpose Of supplying the pooi
Of our city with fuel during the coming Winter This
handsome contribution Is accompanied by letter from
the Admiral in which lie warmly expresses his thanks
for the kindness and friendly feeling manifested toward
tDss ard the officers Of his vessels. and gives The
reasons which have induced the action Of himself AID
ctsiecrs in the matter.
hs been suggested that the Mayor should turn this
money to the Commissioners Of Charities and Cor
rsctons the poor of orr city make application "a
then for fnel ievery Winter. and those actually IN
need vosd receive aid while tie thousand and i'm
posters ard other undeserving persons who would only
dispose Of such charity for liquor would be sent about
ssis business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

SHopLTyrrXo.-A woman named Bridget
Wheeler VISA arrssted Of o'clock yesterday afternoon
charged With stealing piece OF calico from the front
az sture corner Of Newark and Grove street
Jersey City. She was eomMlted for examination.
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THE DRArr.-There is a matter of interest in

IHE DRAfT.-1here is matter of interest 10
relation to thc iete draft and the enrolment connected
herewith that has been disposed Of by the Provost
NsrsbaG eneid IN Ciiorlar no. Io. hsnsl on the ,7tb
Inst b.; which las not yet been generally made public
By this order Gen Fry directs that the Boards 81 IN
rimeri in each district shai haye printed ts of the
NAMES and rsideDcos OF al pcr.ous enrolled IN each
sssdstrict prepared and poStd TO public viev in 81
go (re PLACES asd In many the Board may
Sec necessary" Jhese lsts 70 be printed in gi.
RAb<tee order and public notice is 10 be given of tie
sns N the Bevspapers so that all who desire nav in.
ySss ben The order !oTtbeT provides ilGt any person
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H.. .---n.a -,.n he nri,eced to appear hcfore the

40 enrolled shall DE prl'H'E'u ~ epIl.s - =, ~ =
Bcard cy Frronept in his respective disis Up 9 we
oar d., ~ December proy and show to the M no =
GU ~! , no !. moi and win not he At the tim tei
Ger ,be y. X drf la6e 10 milit duty on aec ,n' Of
alctaro nom, sidcnce. unsu OF age inani'
q" ,,ent disahly sc. % ibesc grounds for eS-
s -, -, claim Vil, De- heard after The eOh u Dctnl
The nalco OF every person WHO nay be decided by
tbe Raard of Enroment rs not liable TO military duiy
.ne lovo ceuses VIII be stricken from the roll We
cd tbat the list Of lanes enrolled Ia the Ninth
s,rict uYder the command Of Capt. Charles i. Jen
tns Is now in the hands Of the printer, and contains
uosard vi IL. 900 naInet NOT hefeioiofe ur%"h'
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FrnRAsp SERIOUS RIor.-A fire occurred or


Thursday evening in M Pater.ons large ice storing
house. foot Of Third street, Hoboken, which was
damaged about 500 A fire company from Jersey City
pIes.nt a.d returning home on the Newark road
were accompanied by large number Of boys from "A 70
- years Of age from tue latter ieOd las long existed
between the boys Of these cities aud fights On the
MEADOWS frequent occurrence and stones and otner
nisses are generally used. On this OCCASION the Ho-
boken boys having mnch the stronger party, made a
desperate attack upon the other party with stones ana
Injured several Of them. when the jersey Cny hie
company came 70 the rescue. number OF Ho.
botea men then Joined in. including several
stablomen In tho employ Of the Horse rail
rond company. who came out armed with ptchforks,
and made charge down the road. Fortunately. at this
moment Car. Monk Of the Hoboken Police came up.
which pu, stop 10 tie 1ght and most Of the rioters
ran away. One man named Patrick Kettle Of Hobofen
ives hit on the cheek bone with large stone cnd with
smother Rad all Of his front teeth knocked out;
and was otherwise badly injured that he Is confined
10 bis bed. Some htc-n others were more or less In
Iured. Capt. Monk succeeded IN arrestins Heury WI
llams colored nom hew.YoIt. who was stranger.
and appeared to be going in on free Fight Being
Identified tie one who hit Kettle. Judge Popo yes
isrisy committed him N the County jail for trial.
Two boys puade aud Spple Of obvsen. were also Or.
rested by Capt koIk and yesterday we're held IN eloC
caoh 20 appear before the GsandJury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

TIE OFFICIAL RESULT OF TIE ELECTION
Ilonss Little. President Of the Board Of County Can
vassers, ard the Clerk Of the Board, to whom WA
raersd. BY resolution. the matter Of selecting sI
papers in which to publish the official result Of the late
s,os,on, have designated such papers 7Ae Sunday
DsTscA, The Timss. Tie Post, TA< L,Adc, The Ns0''
and The World Tas Tyonserpt has tAss far pablished
he entire can, ass and win also give the official The
ssh,es viii DO ready in . few daye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

The SANITARY COMMISSION Ladies
Relief Society Of Jerrey CITY bayo presented the sum
Of 81 90 a. tho sited States SANITARY Commission
during tho present we-k. This Society are making
Preparations extensive scale for the opening u y
fslr In tic Cay Hall In Jcrscy City. On Wednesday
neIt Taey solicit donations Of oysters Chickens ham,
and al the various articles If rsfr.shncnts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

WHAT WEATHER That is what everyboSy
..vs. That ia wha& they said on Wednesday--it was
aid on Tuesday bat then it WAS ont Of tie other
sf tho mouth But on Wednesday it was said joyfuy.
Or n gave joyful promise Of going home" or going TO
s,e Srienas--at least Of going somewhere 10 enjoy
THmhgiving, On Thursday the exelamab WAS ut
tered thankfully for the day Of the most meg
sncent that our Indian Suininer affords. Even the
sdgat % full Of bright moonbeams that tie sharp frost
vas UNDECIDED, was beautiful. Surely. we had some
hing ~ be thankful for in the weather as well as The
r rious news from Chattanooga Friday too was an
sAhsr If the grand days Of this lovely season HOW 'o
children basked in the sunshine. How the WILLOWS
Shnnsed Heaven that they ccudthus keep warm WIN
ant depending upon the little stove that although 30
small eats up the costly coal so fast How thsnsni We
oula all be for this weather for every day Of II saves
eat piles Of fuel and vast stores of fodder he
Il which has struck terror TO many heart this usuai
wu<er month of November This year. excepting some
chilly storms November has been most delightful Inc
Av,snn flowers are still in FIJI bloom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

vTrH JUDICIAL DIsTRIcr.-All tronble be-
tween Candidates having been settled in the With Judi
ea District the Union voters will no doubt succeed IN
eeetiDg the candidates unanimously nominated on Thus
day evening by the regular Cconveniions. MI '" Al. de
Camp having Withdrawn as Civil Justice. and Captain
James Bryan Police Justice. the Convention with
great enthusiasm. unanimously nominated JAhLs d.
WELSH for Police. and CBAgLEs T. JENKINS, Provost
Marshal for Civil Justice. No better selection could
Aare been made, and cordial support BY Union men
win secure their election. The oonspiouous efforts Of
these two gentlemen against the mob who ran riot In
streets in July last win command the respect and
soyport of all true law and order citizens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

NKw-YoRK You've EENs CHRISTIAN hsso'
..,,os-The Rev. G. r. Crooks u. D., viii. by special
,oues repeat his sermon on The relations Of mora
nd Christion men TO good government" to-morIo"
,ening. in the Drick Church Fifth avenue e'rne'
htrtv sccntl street. See advertisements