The New York Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1854, Page 5

ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY } DAY. er Wants See Sixth Page: THEATRICAL. aa CADEMY OF MUSIC, FOURTEENTH STREET, —The public are mae c Telleve presen ® suspen a mext appearance, aud eo peer , ‘é A MERTIXG, of the me v Aldermen and Connelimen of tb op rade pir. rmauees . i this city will be digoon i 5 nad Uill cot te seseked enae ths exanehiine Sf thser Mario may (pronounce is healt om “aot ERVORMANCE "E THIS EVENING. Jhove who may bs eMtoce cau have Vheir im concingly. POLITICAL. UNION Hfully informed’ that in. reference to isnot haved tickets at the reg ve wisrfawds uw UACKErT. OF THE MUNICIPAL REPORM at the eR York Pavey. om on the So repectlve wards jusly approved aud Fratified:— Ware dldernee. S—Grisen Bluat....,........ ‘foRicholas Lostam. = b—Alram M."Beninger... x. Bennet. 10-Witltass J . Boast. 6WNe vacaney.. 11—Josedh Souder. Wom. D. Murphy. S-Peter P. Voorhis. W—Bo yacaucy.... M-6. H. Reymond. 9—Moreau Morris w—Ne vacancy... Richard Mott .. Ne vacancy ‘Phe remaining 12—Atraham Florentine, Jz, 1—Thomes F. Goodwin. IGeorge PBs Hos rae foyt, a COOPER, aac re _ Isaac H. Barney, Secretary. : W APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF THE FIRST Ware, without distinction of tN me, ae not conducted, hose aoxccute them faithfclly, and y.—The government of s a subject in e municipal ac- will produce incalculable itis Le necessary to pass Poweas, and com- t eeeous tan tity. ie] all public officers. We want a first lass man av Alderman a who, Ihde hy wi ‘who re} aa, to doporit tie years of contact w adgment and general knowledge, ohtained ant confidence of ail who know him. 3° Phillipe Penis, who will nocept ne Bribe, rine ue injustice, but strictly ‘carry out the laws in their in Y, presented this hoard «< t Aldermen. is" therefore of this ward, who possesses wi; it ith hls fellow-eitizens, iad by th hteen se ems ae in favor of good worainent r Votes In favor of Be. Phent TIZENS OF THE WARD. 3g8 NTLKNOW eOzIING. Carnes FOR MAYOR— Albert McElwain.—All the @ the several tickets baving taken suc! Notifin, to the to offer @are the Kno Sat iocr ve wits en to be born on a ha} ‘Ticau citizens are willing sare to be fentlomen in nomination b special pai reign tag the undercigned being tamoetet- samed conspiracy, Ventures ot js name for the purpose o: that's number of thelt #0) ribed, because they did not soil, because they choose 0 worshi| aiter their own inclination. Our fellow citizens opposes to bought nominations and corrupt means of obtaining of are vofleited to aupport Shis Hondation Joun eae NEAGLE, Chairman. ©, L. Hioxs, Secretary. v poo epee OF HOTEL KEEPERS AND VEND- juors inthe Fit 3S Bok =e fveenth ward, held at H. B. wing resolutions were adopted nize oursolvea into a soclet Ward Liberty, Vigilance Mawr the La mig rotoeti he a oe nn pein ee My shor . of those who would rob aeof For ious SF im bequeathed to ue ly oo mre That Horatio Seymour pe our begin last and ritage of sek our fa: @hoice for Governor of the Empire State, and that ‘we all honorabic means in our power te ‘sceure, bie , aud we call on all who val ie Trosdom to unite with us in seeuriu: hin ~ _ Resor glorious triam| Oy Fo a port: only such eons ae vertised in ations be ee oy cn Tea ite wreaite ieee and v. H. HILLIER, Chairman. danza Hannimeron, Bes. T A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF FA sh democracy of Green, in Elm the Siath ward, bold opposite the Ivy any, eve a ovember 4, iu Mr, Thome 3. Barr ae ated Chatman, am the following gentlemen te—Henry H. Hewers Patriek Es ce, ‘Sayara sherk, Michael Meta Thomas ON rips aide ry meng Patrick Mul se ahine Cae | ‘Wero uuanimo: 3 he of Mike ie oe ‘7 oe etn this Gonsrest a orth a Motors by 1 ¥ Me ast ovurse and Re d The gin of the preety’ saly mcrae of ge their fares of tho electors of thi ot as, a evidengs of the bogie Thi “i wai repay moi gebves to our Ytetlows der eisteict fan of Pang Judg ended John Ti Boner, I take this o} Ricedl or the Phiztecat ‘haan to do the x ‘ADJOURNED & Dealers) Centra Daniel P. Sammis for Ald Dedery 5 and get om for Assem| ee eitlereeengpeneeeteieentons ‘ERICAN REFORM, AND INDEPENDEN? NOMIQ ibly.—Sixteenth Assembly distaiet, . enamide, HARTER TICKER THIRTEENTH WARD DEMO- Gam: Repudhoan minations. enermta dhe ti Kor Ceurainan Thiet 7. fourth as as Coops mel y My Bry ecHOOL OFricERs. ‘Bog School Compplocionee-marees D. Bonner. Ree rT Grmogeatic republican DRORESSION AL, —FIFTH DISTRICT. —SEVENTH Fairteen th wards and Willianwburg. Regular whig ination. ‘ongress, George H. Androws. Prox GKession a 1—THIRD DISTRICT, ‘vond, Third Fifth, cratic repatlican uomineo for GEORGE DEY war CLINTON, CoNgRESsIONAL. irteen' in Dov. 3, le is she rej ov, 1—Resolvi evening, he e efitien Taisbed vy ene Sagretary. JEMOCRATS ARO’ tieth warde—Fourteen! ished that votes demoerati be thrown awa; tickets printed won for Assembly. On JEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR ha ag hd tiom.—Kighth Congressional inetvonth, sh, Twenty est and nd Twrenly-seoond ag teonth, Ni te show on Tuesday next the Tesgert manjoriey for ont CARD.—HAVING oulzETING OF an LQuoR will be hel oboe Oonstatice she WwW. Har aarin ice Gerard. “eenonce McDonald. ptoce—Werley Hunt, Bernard Engerman, Cengnessioxarcrremn DISTRICT, SEVENTH AND ‘Thirteenth wards—New York and Wil bar or whig ried a a Fitth ngression! End that the whiga of the distriot ane requested to sep. peat him at the enruing election. Ip Whig General Committeo of Kings Coumty— Wodnesday That. GEOKGE H. Ching fe reoornited by this Koy, nated jonal district, he having of the confidence and sapport of votes in that Crem ys eye wl nee ot ‘electors for satieted that the honort discrimination d points to Mike nee asthe ny iaeipo Nos engaete for the suf- domoorsey of this snd political honesty, we pledge our. mocrats in our and eloquently addrossod by teen, of a; C. Ww. Morton, and. Mike Wats EN MY NAME ON & TICKET Alderman) for Schoo! Commls- tnity to oeratio ‘ward Chat { shall suprors the tiokos lerman, aad recommend MARCUS NER. on oem order, tthe streets Ee BUNCE, Chairman. first wards. DHN 8. COCKS. ular Noi ‘Chitra, distrlet—Charlos Doty, Hdward C. MeConnell. ‘Thirty: . vol Hunter. ion—Firs' liamebarg nomination, For Congress, 1ST, SE and Eighth wards. * pratlonal ‘tame: —FIPTH DIST! cr. SEVENTH Regular whig tee——Brond Lis » That in by] be ephaton of his osmamit Atresd Ycke CY DER, Chairman USE.—SIXTE NT AND TWEN- teenth Assembly di t.—Fou are ent for any other candidate than (0 to for assembly, Thomas Manson, Wnion and viowry't: Hewate of ape Remem 7, Thomas Man- to vietory. district, Twelfth, con. sty a aah SAAC POUR, President. }ecrtacien, sexe warp TAT A MERTING oF Tite REFORM ah, ve tie following rentiome ote nominal 0 Ape fe eX Cominionbines, arpeator Trustees Constables... Marruias Cuarx, lh AG, evening, Oct. ‘Jonas N. Phillips. rid Coloman, +, Thos. at oe eo dis. Vosse D. i Willa Forbes William We WESRY BRBEN, Chairman. Secretary. » made by the said ad MORRIS D wm. HUGH ri Nb B. DAVIE, G. ELDER KEAKNE’ Ee WARD, Let of tg ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.— Jar democratic Kegular demoersi Mosra Sawyer, Beerctary. nninatign for Assombiy, wb AITKEN, ALERT W. SMITH, Chairman. | SraNts WaRD—THIRTIETH ~counc! 1 “Dis. t.—At & meeting of the independent voters of the 0, £28 Third stree Fd cag Couneil feo held at N day ever upasimo: if the said NOMARLEG E. WAREYIELD Socrol IGHTEENTH WARD INDE mination. —Fi cilman, JAMES Ear Th AND a Perance Allisuoe nomination Hiei publican pominatio Horatio Beymour. Mayer~Femaado Wood. Aivemily—Denel C, B. Fellows. aust Jobn Van ° Charlo Tinebaek;. Second Kane; Third Chas, Smythe,” W JOHN R. _Mavnice Dany, Secretary, OR GOVERNOR— treet, om Wiliam E. Duryeo for Council- tidate HORACE “SMITH, ‘Chairman. tary. PENDENT REFORM at a Council district.—For Coun. TY-FIRST WARDS TEM- for Assembly—Jobn S. [CHTEENTH | WARD—UNION 1 DEMOCRATIC RE- aniel C. Pent wnelian Fit nth Mistrict, Jehu Mott; Fifty-seventh n. jection—First district, G 8. i. do., Share ty H. Smith, earsall; Fourth’ do. BRIGGS, ciidrmde HORATIO SEYMOUR. For Comatlnan of the Twenty: NO! RMAN MeL I MSLEOD. ifth district, ¥™ SURROGATE—ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD. RST WARD.. REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI. tions, made sratie Repu National ‘the De ‘Tammany sil, and the General Committee at Stay onings, ratie Republican vesant Taatitute, made on Tuesday and Wednesday ev: the 24th and For Sonisapaecmsitieases a. od For anseasen Soin |. Wiilias 1 duteitilishael i Doren, Jun. t—Charies Gannon. 8. For School Commissioner—Andrew J. Perry. term—M. Von Hagan, For b itor of Schools—Dr. J. M. An ares. For Sehool | Trustees, fur the full Michael Hal, Halpin, ‘To Ail vacaney of two yours—Michael Brennan. of one year—J. H. Inbuse! Constables—Charies Dal and A! dee Braltes. Inspectors of Election—First district, John Coff aries ‘Hagan; Scoond district, James Ry: district, Jona BR. Pryor it ‘thomas Green. she oa 8 JBMEXANDER Tnomas lowrurn, Bune’ § Seoretaries, qvinst hidlerogs XN TIONAL DE: ‘an, Hugh ¢ O'Nel iH Mtaied YSaacs, } Chairmen MOCRATIC NOMINA- tions, of the national democrats af the First ware mocratic Headquarters, 101 Bi fos the a inst. ‘tho following ticket, "For ieee ances ‘Dimon a1 For Assessor—leter M. Bay: — loumtabloe—Alexandes PP ery, For Ing; ‘or Seliool Génry Inbusoh, Patrick M has oy WARD be veep vcan he lar nomination for Cou ri; ond district, ky bed ‘alntriet iN A. KENN For Governor. Lieutenant raska above ticket on Tuccday next. of other parties, it will be found at the bo: mitten, in ev erey, fagewe in the sity. form Cow Le had at CR. 95, Broad rooms, 846 Broadw: sete Chieh« D. Griffith's, $1 Sixth avenu Hudson street. REE DEMO€RATIC NOMINATIONS.— anfL-nEsnags yron H. C! Bradiord R. Chasles A. ‘lave power, are ter jand David Marsh's, .d. man First district—Thomas Ste cilman Ley iteiee—Jons a. ionisier, Inspectors of Bioclion Fira nt dikes piney lisa min Cordray, John Williams Jobson Semuel Cany. ‘ommissioner—Androw J. Per tor of Common Sebools Owen Murph pene a Foran, ‘Edward Burke, a. REPUBLICAN REGU. any Ninth district, A. heator Philip H. ‘Meccuner, swindle, and to the coe wa, 809 Eizhth ave: rocata WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMI- Bations Seymour and the constitation. For Assembly—Charle sor —Chales peilm a Filth, igen For ¢ diet: Bi For Constablee—Emanuel Joseph, Jot behest Commiasioners—William For ‘Trustees—Michael O’Biorne, Sma W. Sheridan; Seventl ugherty. fohn Baulch; Sixth district, George P. John Ta; Baird, Patrick Mer- Joseph Mathers, Wm. "Por Inspectore—Charles H. Collade: Custaphe Bache. sdnspectirs of Blection— First ane W. (Aver er Upton; Second do., i nell; Third d0,, Bonjamnia D. Waleh, Gee: aia ran Be Golladay, Philip C. MarinsFinh do Thomas ot CONGRESSIONAL DIS’ cainttet ewb: held at the Odeon inst. yards of Ure, evening, the 24 tune ere wuantaoualy a icte; ater the thereof, gonvention 38 the ‘same re Hi: Andgews as a candidate tery roby distracting and dividing # hated, ‘rat in Mo Bes of, eee facts — of is therefore the iss Tarty and ae euch ough ‘to be and nize one w * stituency with fidelit A legislator, whose al men, and whore, long evolved, Tint the Thies of the tisha son he te to their of the purity of the ballet box a tons sbonsetby the propis ure and reliable safeguards of the rej protect and ‘W. Riblet, Jarboe, quctus', Hovel, ward Horton, Frederiek Scereta: Sted celesaicn to said convention convention sed to but orcanised and time ‘and yPinee, (Aa as true whigs to a them at Wevease: 3. Corey, of Seventh » ly, Soha B. Bitte’ *Georse Ramses, at WAL. o George Sanzer of Wil- IN W. AVERY, Chairman. TRICT.—WHIG RATI- meeting of the whixs of the Fifth Con- venth and Thirteent of New 5 ane pnd. te tho city of oh Williams: district, hilden, in eonfor- ramietee of th ‘fitable person to rth) Congress, two an no} ~~ same be EF vote in sods. a Presented. wen we mt mf laen of Comers in "ie itney as tl Flith ©01 ‘an legally made by the audy lected f the district, and that be frien Memge cigar dis- age oe ye Pas a the s integrity of ounven- fr C Lemarared H. Thayer, Mia Bowen, ot Bow ‘ward; ae: cai Wikis aajants ¢, Daas, BY ward. Fier—John 8. f MameLurgy Francie 8 fiiass B Von Aish of Seventh w Ww HL Abraham Myers, of Thirteenth ward. Council district.—Hat IFTH WARD .—TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NIN as to be used for the responsible por! of of Councilmen for ti for tats Gates, I would take the liberty of Fog bt lam —_ candidate,” And anxious to bate the ented, 1 intend to «m) M. Binninger; for F engrort the ticket heated, Flor Al Al rman, aneiiman, Geo. A THOMAS SLENDER, H bere aRBOSTOR A) "7 , DISTRICT-SRVENTH AW AyD eso and Wi es tNomieeti - R CONGK Ess. THOMAS R. WHITNEY (MFTEENTH AND TWENTY.FI who respect tho graves of yo Test undisturbed i turn 0 vote the ticket th cration of your oldest burying ro up Ly Aldermen Clgpageey an RAUDULES® VOTES!! boxes of the tnspec they are cm’ all Gay and Hliegal LORIOUS: Compromise.—Regul For Aiderm For Councilman Fii For Councilman Secon pena FIRST lar whi; For School foupector- das, 3. For School Trustess-damée O- OD. Reynclde, Joveph Deimonico, For Inapectory of Election Fine district Wm. G. Diack, 3k J. viva rbd 3 IBRALTAR ON DECK—A MASS friends will m the corner fay) even: e tcrton, of G. Diy fey toca CANDIDATE of Streets and Lam, of Poifeaetpa ‘bo there, where f ial itcontfont ‘and EB WALSH. ps.—It having been re} ae WARDS.—Citisons py and ‘nen = dese BALLOT - BOXES !}-THE tors must be well watched. See that ity when the voting begin: ‘sure when they are all alleneeamurybe kept up at every poll, cep an eye on thom it's hoped to keep WARD—UNION AND nominations. Hen J 3, Philips Phan. trict—Henry Smith. istrlct—Jobin F. Parker. Eliott, Wr, Thompeon, A. — eres or! MY ‘Tinos Elisa. Jt will be diveewed by o~ aa FOR Maplerelwe fad ad ported that I nave * ithdrawn my name on secandidate for cheat above named backed pledaing myvelf to kee before, or nevgs © bereatter, one MoGRATH- ate M Fs Mayor. For Surrog For Recerde For City Jv For Key Pater the street UNICIPAL REFORM NOMIN. Bicction 7th No nes u Yor Governer of the Aimshouse DANIRE © Yop District Attornop. The above ticket le, Ferommonde eminently worthy of their ew iy y WettR Isaac H. Barey, Seeing. my friends that 1 bee ‘uMldertt: ppert ¢ of all honest men of all still in the mutand that | “age to own by sny olique or partics, cleaner than they over “Sosehy es BABIN, Soo Bowery.” THR ONLY DEM Police Justice pt the yg ATIONS,— ' mer. 4 to all good citizons, as COOPER, Capirmen. Thursday | cand resolu. oe ef a ecavantion, choees by the 1 al +4 POLITICAL. BATTALION, EYED: ening, Oct. 28, the ‘fol ai"paraie on Christians aay, 1804-— Darter, ¢ Maley; Scrgeen, Trancis € WW hecfe, Jr.; Ordrance (fh Robert ‘Vornell; Commis wireory, Char. 8. Cocper; sivtant ‘Enxineer, Ale: Sebefler; Assisted . incer, Jame: iswrenee: Paymaster, C. Hilt dadge Aavees-o bul, Eaptako, re (vacent;) Second Lieutenant, twin M. Cook; Third Jeutenar t, (vacent.) a ndere’ Artillery.—Captain, John Creighton; Lieutenant, € Dosenek- Infantry —First Compa a8 er Wn. wien ert Hievtenant, M. ond Lieutenan les MoC: icutenant, Geo. 4.1, Evers; Fivet, Lieutenant, seecad paar apa, Licnfenant, ‘Geo. Kavanagh; ‘Third Lieutengnt, ee tinoe. C. eully Den Commissioned, Stefl—Sergeant, Major Cyrus Shay; Drom Majer, Richard C- Donald: Shendaba eaters wa: Tarn Gl aye Veuchods 3. Hiley, Bc: Mo Pat'k Closey, Menry Va i ‘ ney OEY CEO. BALL, A eae Jas. B. Hernenincton, Adjutant. D bak aataratenal Of ne CANDIDATE FOR , ASSEM- aitieenth distelet—Firteouth wand MoMCrAL REFORM Pournaston Exon COUNCIL- man of the en district, Fitth . KENNED ‘as N CUCE CTHE LIQUOR DEALER'S ASSOCIATION OF the Fichteenth ward, will hold a special mee Usicn Hall, corner of Thitd avenue’ ard’ Twenty meotiel te te Pinetua in tele aon be reques atiendance. " SOHN Bi a arts Dieprricn Kum, Seeretary. INTH ASSEMBLY. DISTRICT, ELE’ Regular democratic whig ni ROBT. J. J1M) Y ATIONAL DE DEMOCRATIC (HARD SHELL) REGULAR or Governor Greene C, Bronson, or Lieutenant-Governor—F, or Canal Compmissioner.—C! or tees ‘of State Prisons—Abram Vernam. © —Jobn R. Brads or Jamon M. ‘Smith, Jr. or oe Judce—William H. Leonard. © ileon G. er erry TIGNAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN (HARD N “aie Hegular Nomination fo for Mayor, D By order of National Demsicebe Republican Mayoralty Coxiver tion. Fi ‘DO? Secretaries, EMANUELE. HART, up a proved by ths General Committee of Stuyvesant Insti- RICHARD SCHELL, Chairman. Anruoxy T. amas aE Secrctarics. REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI- can nomipations:— For Arsembly— For Alderman—' For Councilmen—: at district, Jobn Mack. 'd district, Lawrence Van Wag's al district, ape Lawton. 24th dictrict, Herry H. Morange, For Assesvor—Levi Onderdonk, Vor School Commissioner— William Quackenbush, For School Imspector—Solomon Banta, For School Truztees-—Wm. Dodge, Wm. H. Dusenberry. For School Trustee to fill vacancy—Gilbert J. Bogart, Fer Constable Whilander Brush, Charles Rook, Ivepectore of Election>— mes W. Lee tis in, Daniel van, Ist cistrict, Wm. B. Riple: 24 district's igh tee Db. Ed district, Le EW YORK, NOVEMBER 5, 1854—T0 THE ELECTORS ©) the bixth Congressional Distriet—Gentlemen—We ished underigned, desire to inform you that the opinions — ed the letter’ which appeared in the Herald of Frid: est end he Truth Teller of Saturday, regarding the Kno ving principles of Mr. John Wheeler, over the signa’ Ry? . k., Lave our entire approbation. And we fee! aaraee thet to D. Mead is far better entitled to our supy Wr ‘uiurphy. in consequence of Laving publicly, aga boldly denounced the Know Nothing platform and of having wee erto acted true to democratic principles. And we are cer- tain that he will obtain by far the greater number of votes, and, therefore, we know of no means by which the Know Nothings can Le defented in the Sixth Congressional district but by our uniting in suppott of Col. Mead. We bave no reaon to say that Mr. Murphy fe Rot ‘3 member of the Know Nothing organization, while ertain that his brother fe an cfheer of one of the lod; vend that other relatives of Mis are members of the came oper. John J. Defi, Patrick Rickard, Peter hice, Philip I, Jehu Cibinery, James Rite ey, James Wall, + Joba MeCalfrey. INETFENTIL WARD REFORM RM NOMINATIONS — For Alderman—Dr. Moreau Mi: For Councitman—Goo: Sarton, AsneaornGevrre d- Greg ir Ce alles—| adc ‘m. Cartwri; ae For Commimioase of Contmon sete, Cor Lor Ivspector of Common Schools—Isano ‘Adeiaueey For Trustees of Common Schoole—@ed. W. Beebe, J. Hat- field, J.B. Gillespie, John Cole. tiont—Firet district, John Osborn, ie Christian Schiwarts, W. lian S. Stilwell, Geo. Berrias Torts TICKET.— or—James W. pete y Hi. Stuart. Storney cha neey Shaffer, For Reahter—John 5. D. For Commisroner of Streets and Lamps—Joso} For Governcr of tbe Almshonse—Jooeph 8. For e— Alfred Molnt Pa ornate dn srl PS ULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR J. Paimas, bpas ict tse Fifth ward, oF YVAN VELSOR. unelima?, SSACOB 8. MOORS. ‘ 5 FoR, FUSER REGPATC NR le Clover. GECOKD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT THIRD AND SIXTH red ere Regul: ny democratic republican nomination. For of Aven member of Aes CHOLAS QUACKENBOS. Qacoxp PAY DICtAL DISTRICT COMPRISING. TOE Fourth, Sixth and rt Democratic Ke Tegular SB MATIHEW T. Fob) Jon» Brapy, Wi Simerain, } cecrctaries, For yy ‘Walter Joyce. et Areata MES rhemyecn, snd Chatto W, roger. ‘Thomas ‘Hamilton, Cameron. For Schoo] Trustees—George Niven, John Evens, ECOND WARD Hale engl hd NOMINATIONS.— phe cil man’ hag district, Hiram Corwin. Willan t les cw. Kroger, William Thompson. Fore ae Same J. Morphy, Chas. A. Backwater. * ae For Conmisnort cee Common B. Wheeler. mone on Vendrevurg te to ncn i” iver Be Van sey one'y For Trastecs of Common Bchoole—-Daniel B- Walt, Theo- ABM sat evacenes for three years. IXTH WARD REFORM NOMIN ATIO: an—1) Joseph Soud oodwin., .—FOR COUN- ‘lath, Abm. Fle- » Pearcy. Comt School Ynrpector--tico, W Fk Beal | Trusteco—J. M. Clawson, B. Taspectors of Election—1st District, hes Hancock, Lo- mt oth, Wan. 8. B. Jones, renzo Care Mann ; 20, Charles Horton, Geo. F, Mayo; 3a iH. “tb, W. H. Secheld, room; Tarner, Ii. if ‘Silleox; Oth, Geo" W. Lowerre, W. B. EVENTH WARD—THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE FOL AL a 5 wane WILLIAM M. TWEED. EVENT WAR er WILLIAM M, TWEED. GPYENTH _ WARDIDEMOCRATIC _ REPUBLICAN Union Nomination for Alderm: WILLIAM M. is TWRED. GEVENTH WARD.—REGULAR WHIG AND REFORM aerate Councilman of the Fourtconth District, fr Counellmgn of the Fonrteon Bfartus W. Brown. Be vigak i anna DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN Tor * Connelimen f the Sixteenth district, ” ORLANDO GRAY. Sere, CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT—-REGULAR democratic repntiicen nominatto Wit. TiAM B. KENNEDY. _ROSEVELT, tad ‘¢ Sram PEOPLE'S INDEPENDENT NOMI- yr Ald fe ent mM ph melliand, Fifteenth disttict-=Wm O'Shea. EVENTH WARD —TH THERE WIL. a ra i A aagrie for a at eT "oelock. ok ek twee BAe rene, Chairman. , Secretary. Avexayper M. Maturwi EVENTH WARD.—FIFTH Fay 4 DISTRICT.— aie .—The es of. Or ey Seventh ward are cau- Con iw! then only demoeratio ‘candidate 3 ‘Aremblpin the district. EVENTEENTH WARD.-PEOPLE’S CANDIDATE FOR Councilman of Fiftieth district. DR. ALEXANDER B, MOTT, Sita R_AND VICTORY.—THIRTEENTH WARD ‘ular Democratic ip Soymonr: nominations:— jovernor—Horatio Fer Alderman—Daniel r For Councilmen, ‘Sami met Wiliam H i. 50 sewer et Han district Thomas Coop For Assensor—Lewis Wittington, ag ot Cepetptloreayoh n W. Somerindyke, Altres Jarrard. fehool Commissioner—Andrew J. Cas Fer Inspector—I aut, Yor Troptece-Jobn J a Satine ‘Eare 4. Terry. NO PROSCRIPTION FOR OPIN. | ee POLFrICAL, EVEXTS WARD. ICE $u ad J = TFS, st ROFLES CHO! SOUN J. REILLY. Srey BR AND LIBERTY. a Pigg he NOVEMBER ism Ata meeting be aty-sinth stress ond sacar candidate for Coum- ict, im the Sixteenth ward. DREW LEARY, Chairman. y, Kell ciimad of the Forty tecond 4 ive Bewpibe ‘Bonney, Guerstn | WARD REGULAR NOMINATION AND fie eople's candidate—For Councilman of the Forty- third Council district WILLIAM J. CYPHER. IXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT—EIGHTEENTH pnd Twenty first warde.—Amerioan Reform and lnde- pendent momination. For Assembly, JON 8, COCKS. IXTEEN 1H ‘ARD. <THE betas Sod Fporca—FOR Councilman, } ry ph Ce IXTEENTH WARD REGULAR Pemockatic NOMI- Baticus—} or Asseeor, W ‘a = For Connellmen—424 district—& For Const! For Commissioner of ( For Iuspector—Jobn R. EI For Trustees Jeremiah E. Carey, Sanmuel hes TRE FRIENDS OF CHARLES FOX AND'THE REOU: er wie pomination o@the Seventh ward, aro requeste to meet at the Fart Pages ex House, sree ie unt ne the Election, at half past seven o’cloe! 1 out ELECTORS OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL trict.—Fourth, Sixth and Fourteenth wae ri | county of New York, ss.—Aloni Teter 1. Flerty, ‘Second Jolm MeCiusky, Hiueh Ie ott, J i: Meekan iebord Cooto, Baraey McLaughl Michael Gaughan, John Ganzhan, oat Das ick Curly, Bé tiard 6 O'Neil, uly, Sante, Sch Tera, Dennis Dowd on the Pelic cepartm it of the ee tual we have nosed read SE sworn, do cepoe and Bent, in thir Aoy's Hen ain, alleging, or indirectly intendi todoro, that Captein Matthew T. pre procured aud ropplied the men under bis.comm: th Actarme, to vo- Jun Y' arily aid in the-delivering up of ane of the Britich government, and My declare the amen an d unguall falsehs is infamousl, packed witl jutcher of the © At any Brey arpore. And mert, or th for that were men vers of the Police eps Alouzo Hinghom, Barney Mel Veter L. Fely Owe lamce Sartin, Michael Mannan, 3 Jcbn Gi Geraghty, Hugh FeDermeti, Jcreph ‘Deeling, John Lardy Jobn &. Kiker, ck Gleeson, Dennis Dowd, ‘Themes Mecha, Patrick Curley,” — Reger J udge.” Richard Cecte," Edwd. 0. Baker, of November, D., 1854, before by all the deponents, Jamns M. Swixny, Commissloner 0 w York, ss,—Thomas N. Martin, of ‘orn, doth depose and say that be has ed in the Herald of this day and re- f adidavit, and that the futimation thercin conaained this deyouent declares to be sie Ana this deponent further saith that he was intima’ uainted with hane and his family during the Sins “hat Rane Was in prison a the charge made against him by the Baitivh government; that during said period the family of Kane were euficring severely from want; that this d nent, with others, bad set on foot BDL pert, and that om ot! he applied to Captain thew T. Brenran for a dont at that Sohail who e: preived bis sympathy for Kane iberally [ARTIN before Petty and county of N wale Cty, Uelng ctly 9 contrilting to aid their wante. Sworn to this 6th day of Novenbes, Rearar T. Lawron, Commissioner of De ‘To the voters in the bas just Been called to an the adopted citizens in th Jardn wanting to krow of Captain’ Brennan, the enndtdnte for Police Justice, did not, on his own authority, procure and sopply the policemen, under his command with fre: trme, to v<luntarily aid in the delivering up of K the agent of the Uritish povernment, Ae; Portir Jonpan Secreta WELFTH =WARD—UNIO! ballot box to be our enly revort, qe the capitalist, wy long’ will our ti tee! Tn cure nm, th workin; men, ley't seling party mour and Learty support to t 3; Brisley, soa Are of ench ai oO Tetna) State Frisen Ine peote Kepreeentie County a f Hoi tive in your Hentaeand t iiterties, ty thousand of these # ad H 1 Governor .... THR m 66" G Tree: DEMO Congresrional tier t—Froud, fraud, ‘They are reekiny to recure Jere is w copy of the 5} Moratio ‘at Larc labor in the workebop, or at the work BATIC Attentio U1 ongross. Bi sb ir ratio Seymou Upon you snk a Ben, re Brandreth on it for porition thus di eu of the HL. Mil delievii nd that ar log as g0 unpro- ¢ wan who bas spent the most of t person to represent the work. cand: before ue whom wo he working ‘adn's fees Wi t we sincerely recommend him to our brother Nig men of the J. H. MILN. E, Chair ‘bairman. VOTERS | or THE igh | dirtrict—W eete! me theeseaah fraud. in the x Know urious ticket Seymour, democrat i Soros, Know Nothin; ‘y B, Willgins, Know Nothing. de§, Know Nothing, now Nothing. nok eeming: it eket w Representa efeat the enemy, and 20 pr wee miekets have teen eat st sieves the district, and five thousand in the Ger- nap lana, treet Se The original ticket can be se at 43 Ci : | pees A noted DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGU- on Counciisa oF THE TWENTY-FIFTH DISTRICT, Aor Civid Jurtice—Sever Police Justice—Seventh district School Commissioner:—R. C. Jnsreetor—Joba I, Wobh ‘Trusteer--Irrael Brown, JOHN NUGENT. TH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC WHIG nominations:— Wakeman. CW, Kk A. Knoi rembly Tenth district, James J. Bevins. ie ice daa W., Genet. Byrne, Dunning. w. 8. Jennings, 4. C. Judson, T. ‘arrington, John Helms, ymamaitt "AN VOORHIS, Chatrms HARMONY AND VIC- tory.—At an adjourned mecting of the Democratio Re- feta ¢ avenue, eT i For Coun goueph Gos B dp int jean Union Charter Convention of tho Twelfth ward, at the Louse of Charles Rawli, 120th street and Eighth 5 eae wae. called to the chair, and y ‘Secretary. se icket wag unanimously nominated:— jmau—James McLeod. For Assesror—Jobn S. Austin. For Constables—Jobn R. Farrington and Jobn Helmes. dee School Commiesioners—Jobn Green and A. Y. Wil: Tor School! Inepector—Bartlett Smith. ~ For Schoo! Trestece=Thomas Murpliy, Gilbert C, Hibbard aud Nicolae Ray. For Inepectors of Elcotion-—First district, William L. ley and and William Chalet Michael Galiiger; fourth frtrict, Iraac Dychman and resolutions were unanimously nil ove named tloke crve to giveitenr united aud un Lutz; ‘The f Rerolved. unanimously, ded eu Patrick fith a follow: we port, NeGanns do i ee es Ls district, John H. Payne Chatter Boico and ‘and Stephen ins Vicod. t ist eden ted v Resolved, ‘That as the said ticket having hom unanimously adopted 3 adoried Wy Cnaniss Borex, Secretary. aunion of the democratic republic: ward, the name of hard and soft, in be forever buried in oblivio: sale raed, JOSEPH GEERY, Chairman, PHIRTEENTH WARD, ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DIS- Ben, and at the sclte tation of his frien ttot.— At a mecting of the National Demoeratic Republi, Sh onevetin Hieged te {an Atsen bly Convention of the » Thirteenth eld act sets netice (b ame, by for her vindictive | Hcuse of Henry Waters, corner of Gran panel un: yfanny towards Irishmen),'from F of his arrest until that of bis acquittal, and J i have only time here t to say that the above statement in pect of Capt isa Mboleralc falsehoed made set, of whole cloth, aud rotten @Wth at that. It is u fiction of malice throughout. No such Cecurrence in. the history of the attempted extradition of Kane ever tcok place. If Captain Brennan had been roquired Ly the Jaws, of which he is a minister, to aid in the d up of an Irithman, even unjuetly claimed, as in Kane's case, Cort, Brennan's cath of office, and. kis duty to his conntry, have required Bim to perform the unpleasant ta and no right-minded Irishman would think loss of him, esteem Lim greatly more for ite prompt discharge. Howe the ebarneter of Capt. hrough any such ordeal ag this. coinage of come disappointed Bri , Who proba- Diy hoped to eupply bis, government with « ope with which to bang * Jong tinge teen distanced, and Captain Brennan's coward! libeller will reecive a fitting answer in the majority by whic! he will be elected to the office of Police Justice for the Second Judicial district. | RICHARD BUSTEED, Nov. q guage! for Thos, Kane, the alleged Irish fugitive ov. G, 1864, HIRD WARDP—REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI- e&n Bominetions— For Alderman—Egbort 8. Bonodict. For Couneilman—Christian ly Woodruff. ‘poor Kane.’” Kane's bloodhouud pursuers have For Jxsesor—Cornelius Ezbe For Constahioc-ftamilton Billings, James Kan Tor Commissioner of Common Sebools—Isracl T “Miller. ber Inepector of nm Schools—Alexander mmen art. Por Trustees of Common Schoole—Charles Wade, Benj. ‘enaeee ort. Tor Inspectors of Riccio Feet eo te A Bi ¥ ar iison; Second do., Heat! “ye? ‘Te Fo ward DB, Heath, W. F. McGuiv, Chairman, HIRD WARD CHARTER INDEPENDENT NOMINA- or Alderman—Isase Yn Blauvelt. Moore, a. P. F Conttantor— Palin mie rion: int. Vie Stinner, Alexander Thowptcn. Seboot Lap sa dtc seh Rutue . Sob ac: a: Fourth district, ee tamrcnne an fae pep, WARD yok gt WHIG NOMINATIONS. For Aldcrman—Samuel H. Moser. Tor Couzeilman—Wm. H. Beam. Tor Asscesor—Amoo. T. Gavitt, IRD WARD REGULAR TIC ET. Fer Areembly— Joteyh A, Stiekney. Yor Alderbanee Bama Hh Fer Ccuuchimap= William B Besso, taessor—Leane P. Olinstes hoot Commessoner= Willams Allagon. oF inspector—Andrew Litt! Fektser-Willisms 1. Filsworth, Jonathan J. Broom, eet Conrtabios—Andrew Nesbitt, Alexander ‘Thompson. Parker, Fours a nique Pais William 8. Chamberlais, gm Pad CITY REFORM tee teh A fable mertin; ae el cleoters of the \d respect: Third werd, held at the Franklin the 18th in o ‘Alexander Stuart, E Cohan called to ry Benjamin M. ‘Treadwgil’ and an Bers sheen View ent, an Da sppeiaten, Reeretaciea: Ecuuniitce of Aye was tppeinted to, nominate eahdidater to De supported at the corning elcetion for charter officers fut ward, to report om the 18h {which commit- tog fenctied oantnvaly te fellow Jdcrmas-Orisox Blunt, Gun Hesctesturer, No, 177 pst Cowmeiman—Nicholas §. Ludlum, Merobant, No. 299 Yor ewer sees P. Olmstead, Boskheohen; No. 207 Greenwich street tablos—Andrew Nisbet and Benjani mistionor of Common Seboole—' 1:—Benjsmi Fer Inepoetor ci} ‘om G. Clark. 1908 of ole—HHiram T. Riggs and arti David’! J. na a pm jentlemen were appointed a William Miller, ch Sea” Cares pier fie see hie, Jeo = Ste Miebolar 8. Ludlum, Rol Edward Taylor,’ Geo. Charles and Anthon, eters Sto Forvth diseried, Th ie ‘The follows in mele Henry Bredioyy John Weston, Jobn B. Benton, litram T. Riggs, John Compten, an be at she following piioving places ard nt ft any time, and loo nt typ polis on the y of Wm. Harten & C 6 Cortiande Merchants’ Hotel mf Sees AF Ba sare 225 Gree treet XB. Ledias : 6 . 8. La 2) Green Alexander, | cornee of we ren sarees and Comoge place. TH ASSEMBLY DIB’ , - TRICT.—REQULAR DEMO- ratio Bintiet componed ot Feality Ninstoet and Twea- ty-econd Cs ROGERS, Chairman. ICHOLAS are, } Seoretarion HE SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN T 1 WARD senorsanie REPUBLICAN (PESTH WARD Dew Wal 5 ia ATIC Ri cE REGU. Oe SOMN VAN TIN! TINE. if the Twenty- HE NEXT MAYOR. —’ 01 7 (THE RE ee AYOR: THE 008 JOURNAL OF COMMERCE on Monday, st, 00, 1eb4 hair, ter in ‘On motion, Jam the rey the eity of N Sam the C! pare cand uel Hi Committee. nemis Wiltin w Yor! ter, David Fi, Epmete siiam W. Param, Eoceaiery. HIRTEENTH WARD.—TO THE DEMOCRATIC WIIG electors of the ‘Talrtoantis ward.—The undersicned, roru- Jar whig of the T! ‘un to foryine Eleventh 7 ws Le ‘Jolocted as nowt District of tata Chairman. UEL HU offices of Alderman teenth ward and ‘Asremblyman for the Eleventh Assemb!; district, belicving it to be tur tho best interests of the wi: mroquence of there being three whizs ranning for Love offices in the ward—that one or more of the thelr strength upon one entire w hig ticke t For Alderman—| Couneilmer—Tit' Common School School Inspector—Kich’d Kelly. Seboo! Trustees: Constabler—Jerc of our trict. —P Third aie Fourth atctret, - Hover, c respect from the ‘Alderman of the hire eri: Asembly. payin A. FORBES, Nominee for Alderman. COB E. HOWAKD, Nominee for Assembly. ions ctors of BE) fel tinetion of party. John J. Phelp a B.C Sth Fe com Fellivan, gen stad Davis Pt ie Fort ret enny: th fab 1 T. lection Firet district, ‘Thos, 0. cond intrict wah 7 t, Milton Reeve, Cornelivg, Miler, James Dennis. tfnlly ferry the above ticket to tho citizens pf the Twenty-firat would most Feepecttully withdi in favor of John B, It mmiseioner—Jobn leket, and, by 80 doing, elect an w their ward, and Maroue I. HIRTEENTH WARD_EL} EVENTH ASSEMBLY DIS- ‘eople’s American cundidate For Assembly—JOSEPI H. PETTY. WENTY-FIRST WRRD CITY REFORM NOMINA- Webster Cochrane, Geo, Greer. RR James Polhemus. Ie ne Ea. Jonathan Lawrence. SCHEIFFELIN, Chairmaa. ward, witho Jobu Vanderbilt, James Wilson, Crane,’ Cornelins Miller, Elias H, Herrick, Morgan, Alfred Pell, ca . f ‘Bes, Sehott, Geo. Greer, Dn Soha Broce, — Wicbsel Bras, Hi. Bailey, ations: Police Jue Reboo! Ins tice—' Load ig poco age denngh, Thomas M Parte Constables—Louis Hucker, WENTIETH WARD Dera ee Dryoceazic Bomivation for constable—Is incumbent, conscious of having stituents, ly to bir com candidate whose ware of false icnets aud ree schools over ‘tram Now, M to make | known throu; i. Butler aad conse. delegates eed motte in for siege te Rar WENTIETH WARD—PROTECT your “SCHOOLS from politi fp sag orm tg for Bol ate eens WENTIETH WARD.—TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW es Herald:—Sir—In thie m Pies coe Ase HH, Cogewell, A. Hoguct, (PWENTIETH, WARD-MUNICIPAL REFORM NOMI- Yor Avremtly—Joho P. Cumming. For Counetimes bitty ¥ tors of Flection— pg istriet—Thomaa Winchester, Samoa Durenbury. .ageeed siret, Goorre H. Guth, kecend atriolee, Be, Scho, Ji For Asseeror—Dansel Fut thied ait ft For School Commipstonere Nelo, J. Waterbury. bey) ry B. ag tis dety fonatels oe le M. Fowler, be: mph of "6 paper I ree ie Lave been ened 4 ie recual Y osc em he! Bethe National Demoeratie Wop eaves ‘chairman of ¢) convention John rescued in favor ty of the lected delerater, the enanisens ew. ‘AnD LINNEN, TWENTIETH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC For Congrese—Isane ( ETH WENTIETH WARD.—THE to thelr astoniebment, read : the regular nomination of tl ional nome of Michael Masterson Tor Councilman of the Fifty WARD.—T WENT HE fal for the hindress of bis friends in having gi nominetion of School pectfuily éeelines th in whem the ward will find dh you, to the pablic, the James G Ly-recond district, I Fifty-third district, wil abler—Lewie Tucker, Willian Keenan. the wo of the Sectea felines w who aotod with ‘Mr. Masterson ro- of, ‘two gen irmat PUBLICAN REGULAR ROMINATIONS. auhpe M / loge Wm For Assembly Lor Police Cautrick, Michaol Masterson. h Mooney. ma Joyoe.~ DERSIGNED, THANK en him the of the Twentieth ward, or of Mr. Boltis M. Fow roficient officer. Itis my me in fe that my friends should tender him all the @ for me. WENTY-£ECOND WA ny G Council © OR frst district, hereby dens made, he tion. AVing Feoeiv: as the candidat od a rele cH RICHA JORN Cong Polis nity of th THOMAS CLARKE, RDREGULAR WIIG NOMI- a, Fit istrict, iM UNDERSIGNED HAVING the New Yorleitorrald, oeratio party, the sam: er havinetho m ated wan John MeClave, Votes east in the conven: iS DARRAGH, } , Majority 44 COBURS, Nomlaatisg G. BUTLER, WENTIETH WARD.—DEMO FENTIETH WARD.—DEMOCRATIC “REPUBLICAN rrese— William D. Kounedy. an J. Mi For For Ar tombs — —I for ‘Aldermen—Gee Astembly—Thom Lous Heaker. JOUN McCLAV Witrsam Simphon, Secretary. as as Foorth district, Jeremiah Crowley, h ips. ? +i Harker, oF Counc men Fy amen ai tric. Mivard Pi For School Commissioner—Daniel B. Taylor. ‘how For Scheel man coat arrict, Fer ecoeerTnn Certtin, Thomas 8. Boyle wire Fer Jer—Jamon Polhemus, Bernard Mahon, Wiewitr eRe ao Med reform se For In Pat Rivetion> tanate and io oe haga ice orm ene ok Hogatty. Sool tn the ton. pay ay the J. ill" be control of Me. Jamal emer ‘ - beyond the POLITICAL. yw ‘w RST WARD—SEY MOU! UNION AND 1"¥ vi ced jecratic Repub ~ son, Kisiters "Yasatih,” and “ilsorganicers,” wl eoustitutional peuple. Seth Dixtrtet—( fe Scoot Compiniace Sere Allen, or Sehool Tu Edmun ris +—George Grecr an yon For Constaller—James Polbemur, Dy order of the ne minntite A JOHN San, ena Chairman. Bens. HUA THE VOTER: T° ARIEL T Am ono of enone ought to be acquainted with the prin office before bet hk Sm 7, Seer: : + have en treel moe vo been indvstriou ine. pre therefore have them from the bist possible wuthority—-my- self, This Salton may bern but I am no advocate of “com mittalirw, ard have no desire tou uivo- Why should T not. bv explicit) when f have ing to conceal! Frankly, then, fllow silica’ tam te favor of & moro hd energetic execution of the law: against official corruption, im all its fo wholerome retrenchment and reform in every public service, Should L be elected Mayor of New York, my vfficial ansbority ond ints: ence would be exerted, my time mote ite best interes huising war gpon rowdyiem, Ail existing Yawe, the” Prevention of crime” ae ‘well as its ponishment, ‘and practical justice inetoad of ite shado arelyour matchwords and they pe mine, wee! ops 0 make them somethin mero r fr 'dereated, T will still in our local bistory. If drfea ace , shoulder to ho asa private Aight, shoulder to ahoulder with yor Ae the ranks intereate contes in this ity. réform, New York deen fought here; m; will not depy that I abou! r Ie ip pte Iwi not, however, stoop to any act ‘which savored of eu or double-dealing, to obtain that ligt and honorable Ihave made no pledge to parties or individuals, stated throughout the convass, aa 1 now state to Yo eve of the contest, thet should the dutics of the spend upon me, it will be my earnest endeavor Fadical aid benctieial changu in the conduot Dae our I affairs, JOUN J, HERRICK. HE DEMOCRATIC REPUBL ICAN ELECTORS OF the Sixth ward, are requested to assemble om Saturday evening, November 4, at te oteleck ba stim rear of e Mike Walsh. femibe, to ret nomination of following gentle 2 will peaieivels: “pddrees the meet: Chas. W. Carrigan, Eeq., Pa, Ton. Wan. HL. Wittee, Pa. jon. Mike Wall By order, Maurice O’Keofe, James Hayes, Michael Tou- moy, Patrick Cavanagh, Stephen MoGreth, Committee of Arring N asl ‘prove sition. ut have u on the Y —This meeting will take place rain or shi cami will erect a tent if the weather shoul stormy. Th Mal cy pa ery, Oo EN Pint! gecmice on * purp ‘emanate from the Sever ngression- Jocratic. Ce as, Secretary, nominating $f, Democratic Convention, for Congress; and | take thi avg er of at « of the dem pay FRANCIS ON: HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY RECOMMEND to their friends to promote the election of ap ba’ land, Jr., the Reform candidate tur Register of the elty and county of New York. His integrity, excallent Lits, professional standing, experionce in conveyai his personal familiarity with Acted in that office, peculiarly qualify him for the diac of its important duties, Persuaded as we are such Adminietration of it as we may expect from him will not on ly secure the safety of the records and maps, but will sa much time and money in tl tion of tit neatly hope that be may be ee ieshss Wave 004 George id, George trong, John Cleaveland, Butler, Evarts Lord, John L, Mason, Knox & Mason, Horatio Bogert, Hircm Barney, Wm. Allen Butler, J. De Witt Eaward De Witt, /Richard H. Bowne, ‘A. P. Man, 10 J. G. BENNETT, E&Q., EDJTOR OF THE NEW York Herald.—Sir~A report having been circulated in the Fourteenth ward, that 1 anta “Know Nothing,” Ae. I Recenter it fe ri ld act ever was, connecie: Rerbeet vd WILLIAM G. McLAUG! bs Okie 4, 14. Candidate for Momber of ‘Aevenibly. 0 THE EDITOR re THE HERAL: AR SIR—I notice im Sr Lge de ad of “politt- Lafiairs,” yor candidate for nan af the rence district, Fifteenth ward, among -d shells. 1 wish te correct this epee asin na tional and State politics, T am, and alwa servative or silver gray whig; in city poi or what I consider the best interest of t gard to party predilections. Respec trully. RUF Candidate for Councilman, Fortieth disttiole Fitteenth ward. . PPHOSE FRIENDLY TO THE NOMINATION OF DavID B. Kerr, for connie hed the Sy ity. soconagye d, ht e Mrrtsect and Ninth avenue, Xhis evening, at balf- x. HIGS OF THE SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL district.- we ‘was surprised to find, in passing through tne Liftecnth ward, the why banners, with the name of Charlos ii. Michal for Congres, Lad all been taken down, and by thone who put them up, aud wife have thrvaghout, the pre- he present, boon his most ardent sup- apnian Ney, Tina that the whige of this ward have Wited with the manner in which some of the at Marchal have a of to this ward. ‘the nominee, not having confidence in the he ward ia su proriitg, his nomination—because ates would not support Lim {n the convention—has Lae rea a.seh, of aa. whe. a¢ pet, fondo. an the e there the day of lection, with the determina sent campaign, up to porters. Lecome friende of It is chery whigs of means, whether honorable or not. ward learning the above facts, wanneré to he taken down, resolving not te port, or any other man who will resort to Fiover the whiga who have acted thus, five bim their #m ‘och meacures, and Lere let me aek the honest portion of the voters of this Congressional district, can they vote for euch & man who.will rescrt to ench monsurer! Let the soters of the Eleventh and venteench wards look-to it, for moro than likely men. ‘dn co Leen employed to come from oti.er sections of the eit; Control their ward. Let then 1n eguneetion with she voters of the Fiftcenth ward, stow that they will not countenance any eveh actin any man—that they will not s an: ft touch men utes, ithe eandidave will orineo who res ol dim, ae birel the city to elect tim. at Will be a lesson to ley men to go in wards tc Lrow Leat men who bavs done all a wae by to wee Just DeBE DEMOCRATIC ‘ices CANDIDATE FERNAN DO Tose Chairman Mayorait Siotles, } Secretaries. Biuyvoront faaticate, BENJAMIN P. PAIRCRIL! Chairman Mayoralty Convent ar} Seorvtarien at Tammany Hal . Jon Carsmar, Geo. B. Cuarx, ad NION NOW AND FOREVER.—WHIGS TO THE RES- cue.—A meetin held at the Bowling gfclock, fur ‘the for cl harter offic band. of the whigs of the First ward will one of ratifying tin b sominntsen urpore of ratifying the whig nominations fices. Ut is expected that every whig will be on B. VAN HOUTTEN, Chairman. _ Secretary, OTERS OF THE TWENTY-SECOND WARD, READ.— fonday even! uniefpal Reform Committee, New York, Friday, Nov. Bleed. — Deak Sir—A ting oF ‘thle committee, held last sdupecd ua the referas cums the ‘filty on district. fy B re pects ot the Ra sis ut ye in con eh you you took your seat in t meu. Tirerved ser eevee with saarbod sntistetions end Cheerfale Lest our tetimony te your pre-eminent, claims to 8 re: Glection. It is a cardinal principle wit! pperk alte {ul incumbents, in preference to, now men hte ger to ws, and this acknowl Nels oo) f ecrvices ie cotirely tneolicited by ed, but we cannot forego the opportunity fered un of thanking you for your up ure in t couneil ‘elt and expressing a Lope that your canvass for elec ation be succersful. You have our best wishes, heer- te in any fonaible plan that’ ae, bes ee for m im the pest you now fill vo ereditably to your thé community. The city ean fll af- of the twenty-three members of the Founcilmen who have done their duty so With sineure regard we aro, sir, yours, very truly. Jeaac H. Baixsy, Secretary. To Grorcr H. Mouner, bees Councilman of the Fifty. ninth cistrict, New York. HO IS JAMES W. BARKER!—IS A QUNSsIOX Which bas been cecasionally put, mith & sneer, by Mred cliques of other eandidat je is an honest’ man—e Citizen who for many yearr ha heen ta in mercantile pursuits song us, while he haw choven, thus far, to avald the arena of politics. Me is, pele: ely Known for bis benevolence and public ept } See bakers tone, a Maye ate for any bigher effiee th: the director of ene of oor us free rchools, to which post he was alos Senalievesly elegted. Go dave: the, Getenth,- on Tenth Tiirtcenth “ward, and ack aay one who bae rorided there for any length of time who and what James W. Barker is, ard you will le eativfied. Godown town amom the o ed eae clan te, who bave done business with Jam w 8 penden to Lis fitwe: t owe dos el requ aint a mi soa 0 AS we KG his elec ‘seeures ten thouran. ( 7 NEW YORK’: MERCITAN? Witiamsaure PoLitics, ~DEwocnaticngru. Vican regular nemination for Police Justice, Eastern district, domes M. Aymar. potice, in the se ar To the Public Having observe: thie olty, to the effect that Henry C. Do thd candidate of the democratic vary, och re lice Justien, for the Eastern district of st io ( tach ase ey C rommittee of democratic part my orth is city, , and also the nama hd City Nominating Com- mittee unqualifiedly eodorse ome tnd will ure in onder to tasuve my election to the said of Bein wget why Mi jee. Fa well should array himelt fv the ‘ma fact of bis so doing not Dos inner, agafurt me, the Maneclt; om the. eontraty, i it USUT ter tenant the confidence and respec malar ed, 0 a alata patito errvant, om bar vrei Netices takai cot eepan- rille public station. I would farther beg leave to say, B. has been well rewarded for his labors in the service ts yu dlic, ing risem, as it were, from obscurity o comparative affimcnes; and ought therewith to ve sail!” with eS vrnedi m his is to cert! it we consider Sueee Me IAF AS tho regularly nom! opngitate of the democratit party, for the office above wtion of Poles age ee of Po hee ahaa and r wig tlvetion to the games, nur? “UPPORH IB ce jtcer,Meserole, Wm. M. Irowside, R. W. Allen, Hamilton Allen, Andrew M james Quin, Francis Swift, Johm bor. L. As les eg John Wainniby, Louis er, City Nominativg Come #100 siened, do here’ Charl that Ferp: abrolutel $1,000 to