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n KEHJLAk sALk Of sfOCNs AND n0NDS.
ALsEkF ~ kIcoLAv WILL SELL
THIS DAY tTHuRSOAv. FEB IS.
az l2h okinck. nj tho
STOCK TABLESPOONS.
NO ~ WILLIAM STREET.
for account OF whom IL may concern-- -8e.
81 shs Irving Bank $50 she East River SIS
l6Sixth Avenue Rk.. 10y - Mich. b NJ Ind. RI. leo
Am. Telegraph % i0o 40 Potion Fire Inc Co -. %
20 Empire City Ina 100 Rast NV Fire ms 90 n
20 Etna Fire Ins Co... 50 Hunboldt Piee lns - 100
25 u. A. Fire tns Co... - Hamilton Fre Ina ~. Is
tuSt Marks Fire ms % Equitable Fire ms. 50
10 Rutgers Fire Ins % ~ ten. Am Transit Co.. 100
81 Lenox Fire Ina 70 10 ktnm Co Fire ms Co. 20
~ 0ermaula Fire ms. 20 90 r. Fire A u Ina 100
10 s. Nicholas Fire ms - bCtt,ens Gas IA Co . 20
oMetrop das L. Co.. Ivy q Hope fire las Co.,, %
20 Lafayette Fire ms. ~ ~ Security Fire ms 90 ~
30 Flint Steel Mining. Is
$4,000 2 per cent RI. OF N. y. Central Bonds
5000 per cent Gcisto Hocking Val RR la ME- ma.
2oo0 and per cent City Of MlIwaukee ReadiI d,,
ssST s Ps5 ST.; sTo6k ssss E ss,
ALBERT H. NIOOLAY,
A6CTIONEER AND STOCK BRORBR
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Owrgto thc e.owaed s'ae 81 orr cou-irs we ar, cor,
pssh 70 o2! " dyerisepent- coming vnssv the gbaYs
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M sxEcGrSssr SALE Hsv 81 sssG ABLE PROPERTY

MORRIS WILKINS, AuOTI0NEER.
Nl EXECUTORS, SALE OF vALuAB PROPERTY
ON PEARL AND MADISON STRERTS.
z. LUDLOW 4 co. win sell auction. on Thursday.
February b. ~ ~ O'Clock NJ ut The Exchange
III Bro.iway BY order OF the executors fthe late Bens
PEARL STREET.-THE valuable los Of sround, with .hs
substantial Ave Story Store thereon 20 Pearl street,
g feet 10. g feet ons ~ feet inches By IS feet
MADISON sTREZT--fhs Lease or the lot with the two
story and basement brick dwelling Housc thereon - Madi
son street house IS h44 lot % BY 100 The
fro the Rueers estate having Gyo years lay
nes With the usus covenant for renewal Ground rent
$50 per
Term. At For further particulars apply at
the auctoneers' oflce, No. Pine streeLe
GEO. CORLIES,
CuAS. A. MACY, yExecutora
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4 LeERr ". NIc0L.v AUCTInNEER.
n REGULAR SALk o. srOCNs AND nONDS.
ALBERT u. NIcOLAV WILL SELL
THIS DAY THURSDAY FEB IS.
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Owing oshe crowded state ~ our columns We are COM
police omit IA Acknowledgements COMING unasl 'ns aoof
kaAdinR
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CcRANroN COAL Al AUoriok.

oSscs Or ruE Delaware. I.cHAwAssA AND yss.snni
RAILROAD COMPANY. NEW YoRx pcb. r. lo6I 4 ~
THIS Company viii hold their Thir eenth REGULAR nes6R
7n'ciock noon, q the oaee OF the Company. Ne IS M
liam street, a. which time they will offer. BY 6IhE0N
DRAPER, Auctioneer.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND TONS OF FRESH MINED
SCRANTON COAL,
1nbracing Al the usual Sizes and deliverable - thsis
Depot Eii<abethport n j.. during the month OF March
maxi - IA
The sale VIII be positive Zach PIT up win be sold ID
the highest "a ter: bids in any form whatever bcing
made for account Of On bshaif o. COMPANY -
Fifty cents ton in bankabe funds be paid ~ tho
time and place ~ sale and the balance hike funds.
receiving the order for the COAL which must 10 ced for
ynAn zen days thrsafter AMI the cal akcn away within
s.rnced. Buyers who Wish however tan have AZ ad-
chases by making further deposit OF atty cents ton
within the ten DAYS above specified Interest," ~ seven per
will In be charged on the balance,
from the time stipulated for payment until paid; and
twenty-five the OF stocking
the coal--both TO be paid on delivery OF order
TIE other conditions If sale will be Substantially thoee
hitherto accepted by All purchasers by private =
coal deliverable Mt Eizabehpn far applicable To
coal VIII be delivered direct from the cars on their arrival
from tho mines. when abieotherwse from th D
stock These conditions will be modified To meet the wants
OF ocean Steamers whose arrival be deiney liked
NJ.
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! ALSO, A SUPERB
PORTRAIT or WASHINGTON. by GILBERT STUART
- THE STATUARY
includes fne antiques; and also modern Satuary
BY Bartoini and others The collection 10 cxnbi.
ton and catalogues ready Catalogues will be forwarded
application TO the auctioneer, 626 Broadway
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EXPRESSES.

pURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS atrRyuxy,s
~ furniture Rxptess-BuRNHAN's Furniture sxrre q
10 Wert E.yentn street between Fiuh and evfh ave-.
nnep Furnfufe stored An Minds OF furniture boxed and
shppes furniture ~ families moved Ia city OF TO country.
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1,I1IIArps. ron SALE. ONE oRTMo table, IN
- good order Apply al oroton Oostsss SW rsnh AZ
TINS STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TApLR--
The hest and only reliable blizzard tables msnuSseture1
als relating 70 billiards for sa1e BY
PHELAN 4 CoLLEEDER, corner o. Crosby and spria
streets. New York.
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nENoRrsrs INV YosK iLIUsrnH7SD Nsws-
~ me live and spicy paper 81 lmsricA-roloresunk
and valuable literary MAILER with apbn e0mcAl and
Rsil,osa ca ths pssrin:sx sa
depsndopce Grand Political vsu'tsns New yor1 Asleep
Maiden bank Robbery stca9boat VIA o!hes
now rcssdv sold everywhere. Price o. Mailed nee o.
reeeipt u price At 90 Bcskussn street.
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r RO0ARr, AUcrToNRER.-BY 8. 1 ). BoaARr.-

r DO0AHT, AUCTIONEER.-BY Q. ~. BO0ART-
Friday, Feb 30 ~ loK o'clock At the auction rooms,
No North WiiaHslreet executors sale Of ready made
cashmere and sanet Pantaoons English Coats blue Froek
Coats beaver and lion skin Coats dark striped Sack Goats,
e. H. SMITH, Executor.
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who would refuse 70 give his valuable and t.s
merits claimed for It, fS' -" WV
o. -. CaNAJonARs. N. y. Nov. TO- 1890
GNrLsIs:.This is 70 certify that myself and family
have used Dr. Wisars Basam Of Wild Cherry Tor eevsrs
years and that take great pleasure Il IN
preference TO anything ~ the kind for FOR hch
Intended In cases OF asthma phthslc or sascon ~
respectfully, DATIn 80 ~ rp's
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More genuine unless signed II Burrsp on ne
wrapper
For sale BY T.. D lNSNORE soI Br,as,v.. ~. -. !,
sErn W rowtB 90, IS fremont street Boston: and
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GALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE NJ gSts rs. s5f1s VI
~ WILLIAM KENNELLY, Sheri's auetionesr will soil
auction Friday February 10 1874 ~ O'clock ~ the
Exchange Salesroom, s-e's-.5, ,S ~.
No. III BROADWAY,
l2 Lewis street. three story brtek
A91se and ssere 72.s Lewis steet adoinns Two slery
House twn Stnres "a Lewis street aonlng three ssos
and basement brick street. Nrrnsy or
Honston thse story brick Store and Dweliisx; 10 csvck
street, adjoining three story brick Hcuss Isl 0oerck
street. adjoining three story brick House. Maps
particulars at the Auctoneers oce IA Pine street. The
Pine street..
Also, on TUESDAY February 81 1861 s.
Tho three House 292 Stanton street,
Cannon, containing marble mantels, &C.
Also day
Tho six ~ brick Lots b68
Grand street. and l3, and 407 Madison street;
fronts y
Maps, &C., at Auctioneers onlce. IA Pine street
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TINTED STATES EXCISE sALE-PUBLIC NoTIOE
" 10 hereby given that the following articles 10 wtx
Letter Press small Desk barge Desk and Stool Taess
Light and Pipe and Iron Safe have been dstraned
for payment OF taxes and that the same will be sold ~
auction John street. New York CITY,
this day. the 18th Of February, 1861, az e O'CLOCK;
Feb g. 1864. Collector Thirty third District New York
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r BO0ART AUCTIONEER-BY 8. 4 J. BOaART.-ON
e. Saturday February 90 at lex O'clock at the auction
rsom No North wilsm street mortgage sale q isrse
Tor Suits large quantity Of Bedsteads Beds and Bedding
.no A JOHN X HFXRk1NeroN, Attorney for Mortgage
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Am usom ents.
NrRlO'a THEATRE

A large theatre, dcusey crowded In every part by
people who have paid Tor their tcets sight that mus
be very pleasant 70 the manager OF said large theatre
and also comfortable 70 the actors Such sight pre-
sented at Nbos theatre every night, and under such
circumstances tho critic Is at liberty to bold h peace.
His occupation Is evidently gone. Bis objections would
be "a little needed his praise Is necessary. But In the
absence Of any remark about tho play We may one
abou, the theatre. Mr. Barnum few days since eave
the readers OF the HHsALo succtnct account OF ths
tactics by which he kept the Museum cleau Though we
would not suggost that Eibo's tneatro dirty we yuA
have notion that by the adoption OF Mr.. Baruusas
tactics the manager might keep down cloud OF duS
tha, greatly annoys bis PATRONS especially whom lhsy
throng the stairs and passages on ther way out
Friday night set apart for the benefit of MIRA Basnay
Williams. This s announced Individual bcaoA(.
and We suppose presently Mr. Barney Williams WIN have
hIs individual bcnont. Apparoauy tho members Of the
Williams family ko the members royal European fami
lies, have their Individual purses; and, With the royd
families, the Individual especially Of tho ladies
undestood 10 have particular reference 70 their chart
ties, suppose is tho same WIKI the Williams fami.
iy So we hope the public will be liberal toward urs
oorN q uogthr ohteQp.
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TIE WORLD ON TIE DEMocRArro PARrY.-In
an article on "The Democratic Party and
Slavery" the World yesterday assumed 90 cor
rect the views of General CAN'T on the "great
and loyal democratic party" and to enunciate,
as if by authority, what the principles and
policy OF the democratic party are. 1t is anus
ing to find the World speaking for the demo
cratic party. Only short time ago that paper
was started as very pious Sunday organ, in
tended to regenerate this wicked community.
Then it was sold out, and became devoted to the
interests Of shoddy and pork and mo,asses.
Last year, just before tue fall election, it was
bought up to be added to the Mozart political
machine, and now it speaks for the democratic
party. We we're acquainted for forty years
with the organization known as the democratic
party, and we know it to be dead and buried
Not vestige Of it is left. There is an organ-
zation Of contract brokers that oscillates be-
tween Tammany Hall and Mozart Hall, and
buys and sells votes, that calls itself the demo-
cratic party; but there is no democratic party.
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ESGusa 0rsaA.-The Harrison Opera troupe resumed
their performances at Nblos Saloon last evening. Mari
tans, which has beea successful In Brooklyn being
produced nerc for the frst tme Tho audience tho
largest and most fashionable tna has attended any OF
these representations proving the increasing favor win
which tho enterprise regarded. Artstcsy considcred
tbe performance u last evening was The best that nas
been giyeo by the troupe Tho principal slngers-mme me
Borehard. Mr. Castle and Mr.. Campbell-were 10 excel
so voice. the ensemble OF the concere ted pieces was as
perfect al thorough rehearsal could make H. ana DOM
orchestra and chorus exhibited NOS ony mcteaseu
strength but a carefuiness OF preparation whcn was
wanting ln some Of the earlier performances we nave
rarely seen audience evncc more satetaction tnan
on this OCCASION nearly everything Of value being Gu
corcd Tho moro thts troupe is heard the more ap
precated II certainly would be diihcuh 70 mnd com
bnatou OF 1ner voices IMAM " presen.s. ,ns evening
tina bohemian Girl will bs given In Brooklyn, for tho
benefit of Mr. W. Castle and on Friday hsrisana will be
repoated In New YORK.
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EAST TENNEs SEE.
The Operations Of the Union Cavalry
Under General Sturgis.
The Rebel Cavalry Expeditions
FOiled,
esse ksss -
Mr. James o. Fitzpatrfck's DespatcA.
KNoxyIILB Jan 20-A r.

Mr.. James O. Fltzpatrfck's Oespateh.
KxoxvMLs, Jan. GA. n
vUnrazR OPERATIONS sruRos' CAVALRY
The reports from severve, the headquarters Of Gen.
surgis cavalry corps. Of an interesting character
Col Lagrange commanding brigade Of MoCook's divi
sion, returned Sunday morning from chase after .
rcbel train OF one hundred wagons which he pursued
thirty miles up the French Broad valley towards
Newport North Carolina. In the hope Of capturing n
The euemy however had taken the prscauton 70 sand
strong infantry guard with the train, and NOS
deemed prudent under the circumstances. 10 hazard
attack.
Another FORCE which had been sent to destroy poa.
tooo BRIDGE reported thrown the river the
mouth OF the Nolichucky. found some boats, but no
then abandoned It. Our troops on their return marchea
forty miles, over bad road >, In twelve hours.
about two thousand men made an sstsmpt 70 cross ~
French Broad at Seven Islands" ford, about sxteea
miles from Knoxville Our troops were ia position on
this side, behind hastily constructed barrcade They
permitted the rebels TO come about bali way over the
river, whom they opened upon them with their carboss,
and drove them back 10 great confusion and with con-
siderable loss The discounted enemy then attempted -
cross at ords higher the river but were repulsed a.
These attempts show the Strengthened condition Of the
rebel cavalry The valley OF the French Broad Is neces
saas NJ ,hs Osn1 ~ ,bs ov aon
ground in this section Of the State They will stop at no
effort to drive him out and hence we may look for
lively engagement between tho cavalry commands OF the
opposing armies
ihe nghting skrmhing are at present connned 70
our cavalry corps, and likely TO continue for some
time The Infantry are in camp, making their tents
comfortable and appear 70 be going into winter quarters
The bugaboo Wheeler Is non est Notwithstanding the
ssscare" which his reported proximity TO Knoxville orc
ated few days since Coz. Brownlow. with his regi-
mont, the Sixth Tennessee, made reconnaissance 70
Marysve where Wheeler reported to be. but found
no trace OF any enemy.
Captain King returned yesterday morning with one
hundred cattle which the rebels had captured few days
previously The remainder Of the drove the rebels got
away with in safety.
The One Hundred and Fourth Ohio regiment had .
dress parade at their camp town yesterday, which
the Of quite large assembaage OF ladies'
Generals Foster, Cox Wilcox Potter Carter and many
others W 10 attendance.
The weather is unusually fine.
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dignity which their faith conferred thom mus ne
lived and thus he died
At the conclusion OF the sermon Archbishop Connolly
ocated at the IAbera, aud the services closed
Mr. Michael J 0'DoDneli. lay secretary OF che late
Archbishop Hughes, aided very much an accommodating
the immense congregation. and what just important
70 providing ctes for tho proper discharge Of the du
ties OF the representatives or tho press II B generally
conessed by the clergy well by iaymen. that Mr.
ODonne services such occasions these almost
altogether Indispensable.
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M usfcal.


Tnat the public n,eui to render this q most brilliant
OF opea is evnccd by the crowded state our
Academy Of Music at each performance OF tho Marezek
troupe The unusual display OF toilets made on these
proves that shoiiy New York determined
TO with tho Boston ais.ocracy 10 fact outdo
best efforts IN the show OF diamonds and laces Our
Academy Of Music has seldom presented attractive
appearance than last evening rhe beds monde
IN force
Mozars grcat opera, Don Giovanni was sung ou this
OCCASION, and the performance certainly most brill
liant Mime Medori aod Miss Kellogg were as usual,
most successful 10 this OPERA and received the warmest
applause. Miss stockton very satisfactory Donna
kvira Signors Beini, Lott and Bichi also very
successful 10 their roles, and much appaudod Tho
opera passed or with unusual eciat.
Tonight are TO have Councils beautiful opera,
Faust, at tho Academy OF Music, with Miss Kellogg as
Margharila, IN which role she has achieved 50 vol
mcrited triumph Signor Maz,oen, as Faust, Ia also
very successful while Stgnor BACH sings tho role OF
Mephs,ophelcs admirably. Tho performance or this
opera by Mr.. Maretzeks artists satisfactory every
way. and deserves tho success which ever attends H.
On Friday Due Fcscari will be sung ~ the
Academy ot Music.
0orTsCHALK.
The emineot pianist Gottschaik, having concluded a
most successful OF 10 the West
turned 10 New YORK We arc assured that assisted By
artists of wcii known talent, be will gvc series OF fare
well concerts here prior 70 bis departure for Europe.
ADELTsA Patti
Milo. Patti Il turning the heads OF the Parisans,
after having driven the exctablc dcnixens Of Madrid
quite out OF their wits. She tho recipient 10 that
capital Of such ova,,ons seldom extended 10 an
artist Al hsr benefit a magnificent medallion was pre-.
Queen The byou was enriched With sapphires and ds.
m)nds Her Catholic Majesty also pleased 10 confer
upon Mr. Maurice >trakosch who accompanies Milo Patti
tho Order OF Chevaler OF Charles Ill.
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JOIN MINOR Borrs AND GENERAL McCLEr.-
LAS.-Some time ago q story was started that
John Minor Bolts had written a letter to G. s.
Smith, Of the Virginia State government, in
which he stated his opinion that General Nc
Clellan was traitor, and that the Southern
soldiers depended more upon him for the sue
cess Of their cause than they did upon Lee.
Mr.. Smith has denied this altogether, end a
question now arises as TO who started this wick.
edly malicious falsehood The whole story
originated with correspondent Of the Tribune,
and was published 10 that paper, 6rst In let
ter, and subsequently in lis editorial columns.
OF course the Tribune has not pQblished Mr..
Spiths contrAdiotioa.
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surerMK CoyRr-GsvEaAL TERm-Prefcrred causes.
eurnrvs CouRr--Cscun Part 1--Nos 955, 613, 1919,
iisi, Iipe, 1901, 1907, 1909. i1it, 1873 Part B.
Not 10 session. . -. - - -
ITiI Part aNos. 266s. $500, 2s40, $685. a30s, 3326
s32s 33ss $500, Ss4e, 1850 $500, 3362. $780, 3sos
Cosmos ptaAs-TaiAI Tnan-Past mos. 80, 8s
$50. 35i ss2 sss, s64, 500. ssf s5s 500. s6t. S62
3s3 246 Pari akos 3oa $685. st6. Sl8. so. 400. $40
8Ss. $50, ,3aa. 60. ga, a., N1, zoo.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.


The steamship America, from Southampton on
the 2lst Of January, arrived al this port yesterday
Her news is two DAYS later.
The Eight Hon. 7. Miner Gibson, President Of
the Beard Of Trade, delivered a remarkable
address to h's constituents at Ashton. .under.Lyne
on the Goth ult. upon American Affairs, in which
ho denied that the rebellion was On advantage to
England, as had been stated in some quarters:
but he intimates that the transfer Of the shipping
interest from American TO British vessels, in con.
sequence Of the fear Of prysteers, has much TO
do with the increase OF trade Of British shipping
in ports OF the United Kingdom-to the amount of
fourteen million tons against seven million tons Of
foreign vessels. He was very demonstrative upon
the furnishing OF vessels by neutrals to nations
at war and pointed out the danger that might
accrue II the practice was INDUCED in. He was
positive in the expression OF neutrality on the part
Of the English Cabinet.
Our correspondent at Paris states that the
recent debates in the French Legislature have
excited the revolutionary element to q degree
unknown for several years past, and that
ANAL spark would easily produce o popular
explosion.
The Schleswig. .Hosten question stil at.
tractcd the most anxious consideration. The
Austro. Prussian troops were on the banks
OF the river Elder, on their march to oc.
cupy SchIcswig. Denmark was making ac
tive preparations for a war struggle, and
the minor German States in the Federal Diet did
not evince any disposition to recede from
their position in support Of the self rule Of
the duchics At the last moment, however, 1t
was reported that orders had been given
for the Saxon troops In Holstein TO concentrate in
Altoona. and thus permit the free march Of the
Aus,risn and prussian forces into Schleswg. Itwas
sis0 believed tha, Denmark had ooaveyed an init.
The New York herald., 1864-02-04

THE PoLicE MUDMR IN AIBAEY.-Are the
members OF the Legislature aware that while
they hold up by the throat the matter Of
the appointment OF Police Commissioners for
this city the police force here are becoming
daily more and more demoralized? Between
the struggles Of the hold-overs and the 10
comers in tho Police Commission, and the
wrangie as to who does and who does not pos
sess the power, the police are losing respect for
their chiefs. their efficiency is being ruined, and
the protection of life and property is dangerous
ly insecure Robberies. burglaries. murders,
midnight assassinations, prize fights. street fights
and drunken brawls occur daily and nightly,
and the interpretation of the police is rarely
noticeable. Again: another draft is contem-
plated, and may be soon put in force How
will the police stand if riot like that Of July
last again occurs Such an event is not i'm
probable from indications afforded, among the
most significant Of which Is the course of the
incendiary copperhead press In publishing in
dammatory articles melting the people to an
outbreak, apparently seizing the present
lax state Of police discipline as q favora-
VIC Silu0 w aCCOMphlSn tuou uiaoOiiCoi pur-
poses. The police were the chief instruments
in quelling the last riot and in restoring order;
and who can tell what may occur IN March, If
the law abiding citizens and property holders
be deprived Of this strong arm of protection!
1t is time that this police muddle at Albany was
put an end to- 1t can and must be done 1mme-
diate'y. The people of New York will be sat
isded with Messrs. Acton and Bergen as the
republican, and Messrs. McMurray aud Bos-
worth as the democratic members Of the Com
mission. They want no old, worn out party
hacks entrusted with the important duties de-
volving upon it. They want no inveterate and
incorrigible placeholders of the race Of the
Purdys connected with it. Neither do they
want any unknown or untred individual of the
tribe of Jones to be selected. With the gentle
men whose names we have mentioned as suta-
BILE for the position, we repeat the citizens Of
New York will be satisfied; and the Legislature
should at once select them, or some other well
known capable and respectable citizens, so that
the present controversy may be settled, and
the extreme danger which me0aces the city
avoided