The New York herald., 1864-11-06

4
May 1853 that he . citizen OF the United Stases,
iore the sa rCourt and natur aized and tor the
ns time oec ms oisizea Bat bore are the words, they
The following cory the Official records the Superior
Court shows that Mr. Wilism How dled stent ons
20 become citizen Of the United States in January,
s' q W. .,h IL ~ Superior Cur E. ne cas S
s.., IS a., a. q M a.en.Ga to Of ne yn.,s
say crssn :. asssns s.a nae
and P.fenisry 70 The Queen Or the unss Kissaom
s.a ana i's.H' o "ssT %ItLisM al nf* iSss sis'N
cs,ss he s.pe,toy court nfae oy or sqc York
mai aecaIsnoa OF Intention remaining OF record my
name and saAed the seal of said this l.sh day Of
[seal GEoRGBY MAXWELL, Clerk
little over three months later tho records Of tho
supreme Court show that he appearso in that Court
upon an application TO be admitted attorney and
counsellor At law, and then and
. citizen OF the United States.
Supreme cosys ~ T. IN ne wiuirr, for
laO oig and County ef NeV YORK. William r. Howe,
years rs:las; No. is5 Ereaaw.I. :.s
OF Now York. and is citizen of the United s.sses
Sworn 70 before me the "a day Of Nav. 40 l.s"s
swrrsI. commIssoner OF Deeds
Endorsed and filed. May Sd. 1883.
1t viii DO seen by the above dates that M Howe
swore, on The third day Of May, 1850 shat he was
citizen o the United STATES and upon that was admitted
10 tbc'bar 10 September, 1861 years and i've
months later he again turns up in tho Superior Court
and then ana there takes oath renouncing all allie
glance to the Queen OF Great Brau takes out his natural
ization papers and becomes citizen for the frat time,
ator having sworn four years before that he was
citizen OF the United States
Spesor Court Of ne oity Of he Of WI
Uad s o. s 3" %; o s yss e I s'f %ms eon s4 ~ q M ne
Sah @ . Ya. se c v ra% o. No s
he ven with tue above named applicant and
for the continued term Of preceding
a. a, sss ssai Of me~ enS
that .a" "s'ss as ef good
% 4 the Gud and sls 1 ps.es 10 Ss ood
Sworn in open court this nineteenh day OF sep,cmbsr
1863. RoESRr d. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
The following is his oath OF allegiance in lsC3:-
Si q n S. ysnS y oss cs"g a ys q M, Io WI
YORK. 90 sssmnlS swear thu" VIII support the son.u.
0G q as :q II do ana
,oreGn Prince or rosnts STATE soysrsiss vha,sver
Great Britain and Ireland Of whom WA vi; SsfIT'
swsEn in open court this 18th day Of September 1855
Ee,e Fork Superior c%u,i-Is tie urf>r or wrriam r.
cst S s ie Robert 6 Iirn:.on csrt Of lss
s r ns s S 81 dS
Mo sas a o. Sis ss superior css hs D. cit, u Nsa
John McKeoD, rs q member OF the bar, owes it
duty TO explain this matter 10 the Court.
John Fox, tho Tanmany candidate for supervisor has
last days and like or ncsci II walk
ing over the course without much exertion.
NOMINATIONS PoR CONGRESS.
Three candidates all that remain the field in tho
Fourth Congressional district Morgan Jones Is running
sith the Tamnany and Mozart Hall nominations; nr
Walsh, McKson and Mozart No. 2, and Carolan O. g.
Bryant AS democrat with she endorsement Of tho re-
publican organization
Every thing remains shs in the Fifth district,
with General Nelson Taylor leading the van OF nve or six
There is great commotion among tbs republicans In
the Sixth district. Raymond, who managed whilst in
the Legislature partisadzc the Union movement Of
\ 1861, and who school commissioner in Er.
tcenth ward lRstyear and defeated trying to
turn the whole power Of the administration and the State
and National committees Of the republican party . securs
and Col Hawkns thc nominee Of the other wing Of the
sss s i
has his Headquarters at tho Astor House, immediately
across the hall fron tho Republican National aud
bear upon both OF ih0ss committees 70 &C.
appropriation from each Of two Thousand dollars
effect q this snaorssmsOt Of Raymond oy these two
S Chairman & one co%mii:s, has snders.d SiSssii
and that rhurow weed does likewise. The Executive
evidence 10 show that there anybody but RAY.
aSssd R.y%o.S S sD way ss :ndss"Ols 70 -.
rough sbod over Col Hawkins. yhQ srarmsd galAsl
s: ... . ~ sS::. Z ss. ss %
seghS q neno performers treat our eodi0rs WHO leave
thotr homes 70 nghe our b1sAiss.
The opposition united upon Elijah Ward, Mr.. Ell P.
Norton having declined.
The canvass In the Seventh remains she last
week
In the Eighth district there has quite cavlng IN
Of the candidates rhsre are eniy shree left. Mr. Ma
nisrre the noipse Of the Draper 0rsapzaon Of the
publican party has withdrAwo and left the contest w.
Dodge, on the republican stie appears somewhat
singular however, that Va a these Cntested districts
the Weed and Twenty thEd wing repubcan
party give way thsy cling their Candidates
and demand thai the othsrcr Draper side shall give
thenf al the honors. The Weed wing have tho
candidate in the Ninth dtstsct, Tho withdrawal OF
Nanerre In tho Eighth, Aud trying their best
slaughter the only candidate side OF the
leIk-Colonc Hawkins Yte contest In the Eighth DIS
tTct 70. Is stands, Triangular afair between
Barr. the Tamrnany pomaee; Brooks the hcKeon and
constitutional Union and VIM. 3. Dodge, republican
Tho Ninth district presents very singular feature.
Fernando Wood making great flourish with speeches
Hsrrick, having beep nominated By 1smmapy and then
repuated IL aoedhg the district with long addresses
aud other dcciuents; William Darling Ia watching
for opporturty 70 slip In side ways, while rrun
bull Smith, down wholesale merchant aud uom
OF the Mcclellan organization is making speeches in
tho different wards IN tho district.
puiiation OF Herrick, is also In the aed.
The public have the candidates before them Let
them examine closely their qualifications and select
best represent tbem 10 to be hoped that they
wii in their choice improve upon many Of those who