The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1864, Page 8

< mupated Lienry Fisuer 5) CHARTER ELECTION. (adifference in Reference to the Oeming Election. Cho Controversy in the Several Alder- manic Districts. Whe Are Up fer Councilmen and Scheel @fficers. S@AMBS OF CANDIDATES, ac., aa, ae. During the late Preeidential canvass ft was constantly @eerted and reiterated by the daily press, until the Balement assumed a chronic form, shat the contest was ame Of ibe most exciting and was absorbing the atte.tios #f the citizens of this metropolis to # greater extent than Bat of any canvass sioce the election of Jackson. Ad- aitting that to be true, the public must have become parfeited with political affairs; for the very reverse 0, Bas now exisis in reference to the coming charter elec, son, We doubt if there has been a municipal election Bis metropolis, ence i was incorporated as acity, which etracis 60 little aticntion as iat which we are now pas. Mag tbrough. The ward peliticians are quarrelling and wrangling with each other, letters of crimimation and @ecrimination are written and published, replies and eountercharges arelalso spread before the public; proba- ly not one out of a thousand reads them, and even a Bapority of those Wink of them only while they are feeding. Others may glance at the headings, throw the paper one side with a smile, and turn thelr altention to Weir stocks or merchandise, while the balance of our people psy no attention so the letters or even know of the wzistence of such documents. In fact, this canvass for wunicipsl officers is entirely in the bands of the coruor grocery politicians and a few aspirants for position. The general public outside of these classes pay no more atten- Won to it than they would if the election was to be beld fm San Francisco, or even on the Feejee Islands, ingiead of Blew York city, where their property and interests are all located. ‘The election takes place next Tuesday; but no prepara. Bon bas been made to secure a better class or a higher pone:! set of oficials that amounts to anything. We have, bo be sure, in several instances, caodidates announced as feform candidates, but thoy are geuerally worse Bhan the present sei, or else are put forward io this way, and run under circumstances which bid fair to efeat the best candidates nominated in the regolar or- Banizations, and elect the worse, Under this state of Biaire, if the people secure as good representatives in the ditlerent departments of the city government as they mow have, they may consider themselves exceedingly Jertunate, The trouble seems to be that the would-be pefor mers never learn anytuing by expersence. They rua fm the sume old ruts year after year. A movement may be staried with the best of intentions and purest of mo. @tves; but it hardly gets organized before desigoing meo @btalo control, who turn the reform from one for the eneft of the city to that of ejecting a set of men from @@ice and piacing séme deleaied abd disappointed ap;)li- ants in their plate, who are in reality worse than those Blready cocupying.sbose pasitious. It, in other words, be- pemcs a velicle for played out politicians to seoure an en- @orsemo.t which will galvanize their past misdeeds and pecure what ibey imagime will give them ap air of respectability, and perhaps furnish the long coveted Bpportunity to Ol their pockets with the rich Spoils of the city covernment. This is the ebar scter of ihe spermocic reorm movements fm this sily in (be past, og peli as those of the preeent, and Bb likely to be for all time to come, or at least vatil oar citizens and taxpayers ceage fi saad day Alter the almighty-doila?; Eid iupm their attention to the “government of the city with as much energy as they gow exhibit in accumulatitg property, addjog to their Geposits in banks, increasing their display in thelr fetal mansions cr gay equipages im the drives of the Park. From prezent indications there 1s no pros- pect of this during the present generation at least. Shore is no prospect of the political milienaium visiting @s in this metropulis this year; and those who bave been preparing thoir robes for such an cecasion may as weil fm )iiale the exaipple of the Millerites a few years ago, and pack them away for somo hoped for occasion far of in fhe distant future, when Duman nature ceases to be what i bas been from the creation down to the present ume. THE CONTEST FOR ALDERMEW, The ward politicians iu one half of the wards of this @ity beve been, during the past two weeks, trying to wake tbe public belleve that they are men of import- ance. They bave suceseded, it im true, in parading thelr fecalicies with posters @muouncing that Mr. Someb:dy Bas been nominated for Alderman by a convertion, of wbich James Any body, Esq, was presidevt; Duniel No. Dody vice president; Patrick Flourtshbody secretary; Job Slipperywody treasurer. This anpouncoment ap- pears io mammoth type on the pesters placarded on the piles of bricks and cla walls about the distrigts, aud Sos the people are informed that such persons exist in Wis world—a fact which ve person koows except those ‘who Lake the trouve to read them, ‘hus the cauvase is yut the city, to the amusement in’ tbe lates to Lue field, and ine est reports from that y uy (bey were tey ing to Qnd two oF three otber men who have sullicieat ambition fo see ibeir names piraded around (be streets, Lo pay ox b the Liquor for the crowd, John pobiion of Street Inspector of the went o the Tain Ex Civ Jue forward by the He is | | ‘Being conducted thror @ ie parties who fort the bills. FIRST 4 Mere are at jeut f eyed the ender Hous i tbe district. zeus’ Aspociation known fo the distr fe tbo Fires Dieunce ade a good Tun ove year ago as & caudidate for re-elec- Goo. Que faction of tho republionns bave nominated = Battersbury 4# their candidate, the other Samuel it Tbe auti-Wood Mozart faction bave nominated Mr ctable demvcrat, who, it ~ from the contest two James Fitzgerald, a very res Will be rememtered, withdr Fears ago in ievor of Joba Ke mmo There are four candidates in pomiuaiion from Tammavy Ha eee (rom tbe Citizers’ Associate Qbey «hl all be elected—at least each all about bis before election, 4 tor ofee do d bas’ Sgured the votes down to @ bimeeif ected. ity, aa ali Candid: found Weir certificates of tbe returns op the ‘Bz Of election prorg tosomeo! them that even those ap ‘bey bave been treating mt the gros shops did not Ruow they were runoing Councilman George C. Darney, hue! Norio, Caries Kiley and Pav claim to v6 the regular Tammany ean- Gaptain Norton but leo been endorsed by The CU rene’ Association have trotted @ide Captain ‘he Mozart faction, eat Freocw HK. Tilou. The Draper repubiieaos have no- FOURTH Drraect. Je this district the only purty whieh bas ted 8 Hoee bo Ml ibe vacancy cvexted by the death of str. James? Modisbon w ihe Citizeus’ Association, which Sas pet forth Mr, Jobo Jiecker, the weil Kuown flour Under the ciroumstscees he will be elected; but whether validity or not, is a question. The Common peg ee et fpecia| eection to fli the va wory oe We doubt ariees na ko whether « Nootion can take place iegally a vw DIATRICR, Whe Tammany frciton hive vomlnated two candidates te Wie district, 4 Jessi Jobe McCoo! and Igeatia! boi, Velaim Abis honor. ro Tus formar by a majonty of the tee ond the laiter by the mivoriy Tue repul- Means at last anlied upon spe imap alee Hi Keech ) #0 18 to carry the benner of bth factions of ibe \party. Neither of there bi bis p Wily Comventions: Dut wey wil be im due cone of Mckeop w4 Mozart No. 2 have aniied oo ignu 8 wel) ky bem Cftiee Of the Ninth te the dey worncy of the ward, while station bay ¢ Orou the ceventh Fee Lae mavy we Ve | « wd, Bnd en )e0 iende ie the district. ase in the field ax calws 90 vie @ Lite So the people Tob Yow that here wilt be threeor four ‘Wort greewb che Hil Koon be workb: X sesirout of ge ho itoag Mat they can ont of wat lew Wey bar son before Lbey @yofl, 7h take thie oppertuntty so rum amp, for expense of hove any know. be election tm ete bas jlsced Jobo ». tt hae endorsed Four candidates ledge of who are couier ry éutrct for Alterman. J 6. the Geld, kim er ean fae! hove trotied Sut ¢x Counetioan Wil it Graney. ‘he ck ene rty have vominoted jim. Ooorer, ac Ro, “rman by hoon 1 « rorldent ‘Mabrict ‘ory YO twenty dorsem at lhe Onn ab of the most omele of Alderme J ll fi i i 4 He city and the failure to poll all the vote im the ward at last erection, including charges upon the incapacity of tbe tioo, and Bumerous other matters. ‘This Mr. Brice takes up and repiies to witha of skill, showing, thet votes were received at erate of one por minute, In this respect he has the decided advactage of Mr. Hardy, and has sertously bim this round. But ae to thelr toes abe fast we ° cont te. It Mr. Hardy to have additional eicotiin districts why or resclution to that his duty to bave time; then, if jeu to bay fe red its tbe dailed to have secur passage some other person, the records wi O better than any jetter about private consultations Tho me rule 8pp ie Oe oe or avy other member of ‘ds. But, veftber having done that, if they ‘that they did not attend to ise them to continue arguing by the column tbat poiot in reference to creating itiona) @leo- tion districis, The contest is evideatly assuming a per- sonal att:tude between those who were, & (ow years since, personal and bosom friends. Wedo not propose to take a hand tn, but let them ‘ight it out on that iine”’ The Citizens’ Assooclation bayo pominated Mr. J My ere, which seems to have Deacon Herrick into — ‘Tbe Gostom House republicans have endorsed jonathan Myers, while the other wing of she repubi Gro waiting {or something to tura up. THRTERNTH DISTRICT. ‘This portion of the city has for years been infested with bumerous aspirants for fice, and this year bas deen v SES enon! Jas i. Brady by the Mc! Wood’s Mezart, aud Nathao C. Ely by the Cit!zens’ Asso- ciation and Draper republican faction. ‘The latter at one time represented the Seventecth ward in the Board, and wobeliove was President of the Board. Ihe constitu- tioval Union faction bave nom Henry Moore. A movement was on foot b mented for the purpose of cohcentrating the ecutire democratic strength of this istrict on ove man. It was stated that MoKewen and Brady were ready to wiibdraw on the condition that Masterson would also retire in fayor of some pew man, Mr. Patrick Cuf, a well known democrat, was mentioned as this fortunate person, and would doubtiess rall7 round ‘bim the full strength of hie party io the district. The democratic majority is about seventeen hundred, and with three democrats ruoning Mr, Ely will surely be eleciod by the republicans if some arrangement is not made before Tuesday. Captain Jamés E. Coulter 1a the other republican cavdidate of the district. FAPFERNTS DIRTRICT. Here is another scruv race. George W. Varian, who, for two or three years, represented this district in the Legislature, coming out of that bedy with an uvimpeach- sble record, wheo threo-fi'ths of hig associates were car- ried off ip tae jobs before that body, bas turned up as the bominee of tba Mokeon and Citizeua’ Association, The jatter association Ia the strongest in that district of any in the city, there baving beea an ization there long _——— present parity by that namo had any ex- istence. : Air, James O'Brien, a stirring aud active young demo- crat, bas secured both the Tammany and Mozart nomina- tions, 10 spite of a very heavy opposition from the friends: of Cou Brandon, who last week determined to coutest ‘ammany nommation, but bas siace aban- doued the field entirely. There are three republican candidates, to wit:—Ed. 0. Charles C. Pinckney and James E. Watson. ‘Though the Gemeocratic majority jo the ward (Twenty-frst) is not very large, sill there ts achance for O’Brien or Varian if tne republicans cou- tiuue divided Mr. R. G. Kowles, the mominee of the MoCiellan c!us, bas withdrawo ip favor of O'Brien. SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT. The fight between Henry W. Genet aod his ts continues in this district (the Twel'th ward). mer bas secured the endursement by Tammany Hall of james MoQuade, lato Roadmaster . ward. otber ‘lammany leaders have ‘Romination, sod brought forward B bis 88 avotber Tammany cone Cams end are now making « bold ‘figut~ Mr. Ven Voorhig is a weil kpown citizem of the district, a business men of con- siderable note and intluepee; not @ politician, but a man who ieee the interests of the district, and in whose 8 fe ci te safely trusted. AS MoQuade is thoroughly iMentised with the Ger ereat of the ward, Whivh Ay etrong jon, but {faction John MoK F the W. Van = Yoor- Years of late to bave weak with tbe people, be is supposed chaves ic the race Mozart. No, 1 Hart, and the Twenty-third street Watson, who, Bo doubt, is anxious to piay the role of Daring. ‘ibe Custom Howse faction have brought for ward Robt, C. Brown. THR COUNUILMANIO NOMINATIONS are oly partially made. There are @ multitude of oan- didates, however, aiready tu the ith @ {err pros pect 0: increasing to an indednite number, TUB COUNCILMANIC NOMINATIONS, The comventions of the Various parties have almost completed ell their ncminations fer Couuctimen to the four disiricts, But to aiiempt to deseribe the antecedents of one-fourth of them would occupy'tmore than a page of to of the caudidaies for themssives, As @ geveral role tle pectable mes, but they ai almost insures their defect toacertainty. In the Eéventh district the respeciab.e republicans and the Citizens’ Assoolation have taneu my * ee a ay eo pret od 1p the boat max! ness, And a bighly reepecta Sie man, who woold make an excelleus Connciiman, ibe McKeon pariy have nominated Mr. Fraok Mckiroy, the well known printer, and he js en by ppany of (he toe: jnfluential cluizéns Pat gegen (AN fica over til¢a ua Office before. HC, MeLean. letter carrier Of the Second ward, has beep nominxted by his (rieads im the Fougtb aistrict. SCHOOL OFFICERS. We trust that our citizens will not forget th officers, Toe change 1m the law bythe last Le bas reduced the umber ©! sc¥00! commiesiouers to be chosen this year (rom twenty two to seven, but they are Leverthelesa none the less taportant. Tho candidates have a larger district to rua ta, end if our eitizcog ui only attend to their duty they Gao secure \ much better cless of mot than heretofore, aod thus place the ma age- ment of the educational department of the city in the bonds of a { mon who will manage that part of the goveramen( With @ credit to tho city and advantageous to the vast interests at sta! the r able fuem:crats of the Twelfth ward have put forward Mr. Thomas Velteh for Schovi Commissioner. Fle ts the proper kind of @ man for the posit).o, being honest, capible end wdustrious. Mf be ie elected he will perorm bis duties a a manner satisfactory to his coa- Stituents acd Dooelicial to vur schvo! syetem generally. 7 Kominations, Nat of all the candidates thus far nomin FOR ALDERMEN. TAMMANY. D nist, 9. Lewia R. Ryers, 11. John Brice, 18, Peter Masterson, 16. James ’Brien. 17, B. W. Van Voorhia. Dia 1. Joba Moore. &. George A. Barney. Michiel Norton. Charles Ritey. Patrick Kehoe. 8. Jonn McCool. Jobn McQuade 1, Jou G. Hayitend. 1, Jobn Moore. 11. Jobe Hardy, 3 Michael Norton. 18. Jobo McKewen, 6. John McUool. 16. James O'Lrien. 11. B. W. Van Voorhis. Jona Hart. ignatius Flynn. 7. Jobo G. Haviland, 9. Lewis R. Ryers, xpOR, 1. Thos, Stewert. 11. John 8 Michvel Norton, 13. James B. 5 Ignative Flyno. 15. Geo. W. Varian, 1. Wim. Cooper. 17. B. W. Van Voorbie. 9. Michsel Larkin amocanon. 1, Thomas Stewart. IL J, Myers, 3. F.R. Tillou, 13. N.C By. 4. J. Hecker. 16. Beith Cite, 5. WP. Beveel. Marabal Vought, 7. Wilttam Cooper, 11. B. W. Van Voorbis, ®. Inaae Dayton, ARPURLICAR 1. John Batterapy, 11. Cornelius Ackerman, 8. Henry Wiscber. 18, James F, Coulter, 6. Alex. H. Beech, 15. James E. Watson, 7. Wm. i. Gedney. Ea. © Jobaqa, 9. Ieane Dayton. Potallng. Ti—Jonathen Myers, 1—Samvel Fotal joni ‘ 8—lienry Fischer. 18—N_C By. 6—A. i. ketch, 16—Coas_C, Piekney, 1—Wm. U, Gedoey, 17—James E. Wateon, 9 —Jaorb A, Comover. AXT)-WOOD-WOBART. 9—Jjomes Gregory. 15—Sami. Webb, Thomas Urady. Pornatd Keaoy. 8. Lauer back. Jobo Roughtalia. Geo Mec rath. Thos. Leary. SuvErTe omrmor. Wm. Mc Keliar,: . Prank Mofiroy, he Win Siwelatr, t ° ~ lair. Valentine Cooke ~ Thos. ( Carlnghan, Hogh Ri ey — John Nugous. Wm. Joyce ~ ~ “ a ~ : : { i; we. Et H f é i Wm. H Teer. Wm B. Tayler. Philip ©. B. Doge. ely Ba gh vipat Jan Whee Bu 8 & Patterson. 6.68. Patterson, & P. Patterson, =- — EA! Taylor. Daa xe pernicr. as Jw dreces” MoLean,§ A. Deter. Abraham Loot. Wm. Atkinson, qe Pg Wa. Drommoad. 0. J. Holder, cB . d. W. Greea. 4. N. Deoman Wm. Hawks. G. M. Ven Nort. W. Atkiosoa, R. Roberts. J. B, Cummings, M. &. Crasto, ©.N. Decker. "Hi, Baboook. ak J. W. Bockhorn, J..W. Welsh. @ N. Deeker. Dist. . 4 Wil Gardeer. 1, James P. Dupignac, 5. 8, Weir Roosevelt. pty 6. Charies F. Whitehead, ]. Thomas Vietch. 7. {joe x _ Tomas Vietch. - SCHOOL fara. Oitisens’. Ward. McKeos, .. James H. re. 90. Joba L. Roma, 22, Dr. B, Stewart. 1, James PA -4 a . Joba Willams Gardisers” z Ltn James Delemater, a vn James seine 1 {fae Aijoehman, Joba Wheeler, SCHOOL FRUSTEES. We Ward. 1. B. P. Bark. 10, YE Sieh . G. Myers. i. D. D. a . - 12 W. P. 4. - Teaao W. Fife. 5. Johm Vogel. 36, James Condick. £ maze Bb eeieE i _ atts C. 8. William C, Hana, 31. B. arse 9. A. F. Dow. 22. Robert C. Btewart, M:Keon. sens’, 20, Jobu L. Rome. &. James H. Noe. - @. Jobo Aitkin, Jr, - w El - 22, Dr. R. Stewart. The Question of Election Districts. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. No, 84 Oncuarp Strasser, MT ee} I Dave noticed a controversy Detween cert ‘gentle. men of the Common Council in reference to the question as to who is responsible for uot providing adequate eleo- tion districts for the city, by which the democratic vote might have been polled at the late election, and the State carried for McCiellan and Seymour. T think there ought to be po question on this subject. will state the facts in regard to my ward—the Tenth. as member of the Board of Councijmen from that ward, I, early in the yoar, introduced in my Board an ordinance Providing additional election districts for the Tenth ward. Jbis ordinance passed the Board of Coun Cilmen *on the 12th day of 1864, ana was received in tho ard of Aldermen the Succeeding day. On the let of Juve i was referred to the Committee on Ordinances of that Board, of whch Alderman Hardy, of the Twentieth ward is the prominent member, and, notwithstanding the most Btrenuo.s ene of myself and 5 my ward, it was cever repor: ippressed and defeated. 2. oe that. between threo bundred aod four buadred votes wero crowded out at the last olec! in the strong democratic districts of this comparatively small ward. When it is remembered that Alderman Hardy te the Jaw momber of the Doard of Alderinen, and the leader Of that brapch of she Common Counal), it is not difficult to place the responsibility where it properly belongs It was {dle to pass ordivances in the Board of Counell- men crevting additional election districta when Alder- man siood ready im the Board of aldermen to bave ‘Feierred'to rhe Commities on Ordinances and there strangle them The great difficulty aj to be that Hardy was onnosad to croatia the pgltr patronage which the new districts woud furo! 4 endian and for thts conteuptibie motive, or other w: reason, Vert Useteres to defeat every effort % mite $2. aa ‘be if syentioiaes districts, by which aout wards. ‘tha: ‘ted from other Iu the face of these facts, it ts certainly a very bold undertaking for Haray to aitempt to avoid the solemn responsibility which rests upon bim Respect fully, SAMUEL T. WEBSTER, Councilman from the Teutu ward, Filth disirict. Personal Inte. Hon. J. B, Farsworth, of ilinois, and J. J. Jackson, of Parkerabare, Va., are stopping ‘at the St, Nicholas tel. Hon, Jobn Con of California, aud Colonel H. R. Coggshall, of Baltimore, are stopping at the Metropohiac, Hon. FE. Chacdier, of Mii ; Senators L. M. Morriil and J. G, Blaine, of Maing; L. F. 8. Foster, of Connecticut, ‘aud Colonel God, W. Sew, Fifth Rhode Island artillery, are stopping at the Astor House. Lit of Americans registered at Mosers, Vandenbroeck Brothers, No. 60 Rue de la Chausses d’Autin; Messre. Sherbette, Kane & Co.'s, N Mewars, John Monroe & Co.'s, No. 6 Rue de la Paix, for the week ending November 19, 1864: , Frederic Cromwell, Jobn G, Frotbinghim, llerman Livingston, Wood and wife, Mr. aud Mrs. Ronald: A. azo; J y Ge. Wi Boston; Prof. A. D. Bache and ton, D. C.; Jas, B. Eads and daughter, Porter and family, New (Frow the Bostag itive Yesterday mort #c.men Jeff the receiving enip Vandalti Yo charge of @ dozen oil.cers, aud of Lieutenan Macdonough, avd fiteen marines. The men w recruits or subsitiutes, principally the laster, aud mostly ordinary geaincn. They wore seat by the Eastern Railroad to Charles- On tbe route tome of them were riotous and mashed cor widows, broke seats and did otber to a considerable extent, Several escaped on the route, but how mauy or ta whi not definitely known, except in tie case of two, who slipped out Of @ car window while passing through the Baiem tunnel in the dark. ne of these was probabil, wniojured, as he was pot al terwards foand, but tue oti ous damaged bis head covsidorably, and was arres eubdsequentiy, It is a wonder both wore not killed. On arrival at Piiscm Point Bridgo they were surreo- ered to tbe charge of ao mpany of forty marioes from the Charlestown Navy Yard, aod marched thither. On the way, while passing through Henley street, pear the corner of Chelsea, some sixty or so broke from the line and ran in all direetions, some down Chelsea street, and others through Henley. Several jumped the feoce at the corner of Pitman, the garden and got out the back side into the side street. x of them were seen to escape into Winthrop square, and got safely ef! that way. How many encaped in Charlestown ts not kuown, but missin; of thirty-four in ah pally left thi town police have recaptured ove. At the time the bresk was made the officers of the marines drew their revolvers aud fred a pamber of shots renzo P. Whitney, a young man of twenty three years, who works in the Navy Yard, was in Chelsea Streat'as the Lime, ead received & ballet ta tbe vop of bie foot, which passed through the bones and lodged under- nouth the instep. De. Whiting was called to see bim, and believes the bail can be extracted when a ia the surtace of the flesh shows the locality of the bail. A lad who lives in Warrou street, and was in Henley street, had his ankle grazed. None of the marines fired their ‘mauskets, probal vious orders, but a number of ravaways were by their bayonets Important to Gotd Brokers. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Bofore Judge Nelson, Nov, %.—Rolly P. L. Kimbro vs, James B. Colgate and Charles Burrall Hefman,—This case was on a demurres to the doclaration which set up that on October 26, 1873, the defendanta contracted with the plaintif—a ciitzen of Tenvesace—te soli bim gold or silver bullion, and like ‘wise to buy from him gold or silver bullion, the contract Bot to come int operation til after three days from the Making of ft; that tho contract was not in writing and Bot stamped a8 required by the intermal Revenue act of Violation of gections 4 and 5 i. act pared March 8, 1863, that under the contract the pisint!T paid the defendants as various times $22,687 96, and t!at there accruod to t Plaintiff a right of action to recover back the sald ant nder the contract, which the defendants re- To this declaration the defendants inter- tne 20, 1394, tbe provieo in sions of the ae ri ed Bail by collecting taxes, tatving avd cor ing Hens, tues, 7 forvures jgcurreé ander the paid The argument in favor of the applicetion of thie saving clause preset eult ia, that it ix aw action to recover movey in the butare of @ ponalty or forfeiture, within the cimuse, Thi jot be 80 regerded, the saving clause having referenes to an entirely dilerent cians of actions, arieing from Intorbx! Rovemve cases ay a ver! tt beck wy bie principles of uns corn mre tae tithe ‘ire arate wr Neb! gare bne remedy as Reon réporied Ded Priocipiba, pibes fall with the repeat,” udye: 4 for the Aoien od oomurrer. | Mr. Nones aud Mr, Wyeth for piainti™, Mr, Marbury OF Jeieudant fin eavee OC-ecthn MA Bult, upon fr £ wat eit ttl fi! fsdcks despatches to General Burnside—on the 7th, tbe very ‘me when bé could not be seen by the President bimee¥. Bat to the pature of this sickocss of General McClelian, | was assured, the safety of the country, he not direct but through tho New York HERALD, eye, McClellan having well, the President informed us that, as he would take eof the army. he would dis- wae with further proceedings with us, but wished eral Franklin apd ret to meet bim again, with General Mo(Jellan, At this meeting the President ex- 1d to be bad consulted with General Frank. over much the same ground he had already done with us, General McClellan said the in that a blind man could see it. meeting, when MoCiclian, the Pre Franklin, myself and several mem bers of the Cabinet were present, the subject:of the plans for conducting the campaign were brought up. A mem- ber of the Cabinet asked McClellan wi te intended to do with the army, and whon he inteaded dolog tt, After that be was very known, but would do it if ordered by the resident; but stated that any move ment of the Army of the Potomac must be preceded by Buell’s army in Kentucky, which was to move through Cumberland Gap to Kaoxyilie, to cut off railroad commnu- nications, And this by ths badly supplied army over two states—Kentucky aud Tepnesseo—while ho, on & subseq rent occasion, at or near Harper's Ferry, declared bimself unable to move his fine army over the best road more thao from twenty to twenty-fve miles from the terminus of @ caval or rajiroad. (Appiause,) January and part of sae baving passed by with. out apytbing being attempted. by the Army of the Poto- mac, the twelve genorals of divisions were called togeihor in council at MoCieltan’s headquarters to determine on a i Plan of action, to be submitted to thi ident. I found that the question was to be determined on personal grounds, not on the merits of the cage, 1 knew nothing of political cagcases, but the acti mn then appeared to be very like what I suppose tuem to be. The generals were talking together in knots and trying to harmonize their views. Genoral Mociellan came in aud submitted bia ian, which wag to, leave the euemy where be was and ixht him where be was not; to embark his army at Ao- napolig and go around and up the Rappahannock to the Tear of the enemy, and thenco fnto Richmond, be'ore be cou'd move bis army back to its detence by direct rajiroad compianioasion Tula it was proposed to do in one week. wilen afterwards McCiellao averred, iu reply to jlal eck’s eerietures on account of tardiness in coming to reinforce Pope, that it tock him threo weoks to ¢m- bark his irmy at Alexandria Yet this magnificent scheme involved the embarkatton of @ largo portion of the army, witb ite batteries, eavairy horses, foraze, mu- uns, commissary sores , amm| 1» sy y apd’ land opposed ® of the same d; hae | marches to the gates‘! Richmond. Four us protested againss %. “Oar £2 Tipegt io the enemy by the shortest roi Jority carrled, and: then posed, in the usual macoer with politics, ie po ater es (Laughter) 1 refused to -sanoti.m such a course. We went to the President ima body. He said be was glad to seo us, for, he remarked, .“ N: mm could cot still with such an army. [don’s oare, gentiemen, plao you bave, but just ptteh in.” When the scheme was broached to him, bis oountepance fell, and be @aid be could pot consent to allow Washington to be stripped by removing the troops from the froot of the encmy, and if such a roundabout course wes adopted, suiicient force must be left to make Washington secure. He favored a direct edyance on the enemy by the sbort- oat route which would allow a blow to bo struck avd Washiugton to be covered at the name tine. Finally, it was agreed (bat the movement should be made as Mociel- lun desired, and at tne same time a portion cf the army should be jet for the deience of the capital Nothicg came of it, however, tor the enemy bad staid at Manas- as as long ag it pleased them, and our army went there after they bad retwed to safety. MeCiellan then goes to the Pevitenia, and takes up the plan of the campalga via York river, the Peninsula and the Chickaboming, Escape of Hanford and Brown from Prison. Daxnony, Conn, Dec 8, 1864, Wm. H Hanford, concerned i the abortion and death of Henrietta Leland. of Brooktyn, 1. 1, i the ease known a8 the Bridgeport-Leland onge, escaped from jail here to- day. It is suppored that an necessory unlocked the docr and let bim out, George Brown. another priscuer, awalt jog his trial for Erm Cana, Breax.— The Rochester Democrat says of the canal break at Uxbow Fend, that the contractor is already engeged with the pretiminery work aetien ceeding to actual repairs—getting ready to put up sl ties for the laborers, &c. The floed did not do a gr deal of damage in the vicinity. The land for a wide ce Was Covered wi water, and there was consider. able destruction of feuces, &c.; but the earth was oot gullied to any great extent, Covren ay Masnacutserrs.—The Worcester Spy eaya Mr. Sorgent,of Southvoro, Mass., bas raised this year four of gevuine cotlee, from the reat Java cofee seed, It ia reported th year. cofee was successfully culti- vated in Mothaen t sand Departures. ARRIVAL we—Bteamehip Eve; ig Star—Hon MF Bon- zano, Hi us King Outier aod servant, Hoo KW. Tall. jero, Robt ly ro Hall, Mre A'S Prarier Mra A Campbell, Mrs N Devifus, T terry, Mics M Tiernay, Mrs J J ee Ons. Plumstead, J McKee J & Spear, i H Maioon, Alex Roxs, BA Wuge, LJ Caliveil, JJ Holmes, 8 Prank. in the second cabin, ig W Rice, United 5 "! jajor® Dye. Fapmagvar U A Capes Lanaban, 3 RU Arti Major 8 Wales Hunt, Rev Hesson, (apt ¥ # Asptowail, a GM; Capt J Donaguiy, US CHP Merrill, U SV, Liew BM. lemure, ee | oope, Lieut BL McCauley, Lient WJ . Koos Be Manning, ideut JG Butier, Mrs F Fuller, J P Stetson, Turner, Awt En & T Philippi, USN: ¥ Donerty, P Os bores, & enor’ 2," tnnonck:¥ Real 7 J Badin, & ne ‘arnoc!sna, an ing, M Roblasca. D Henneit, HC Bardwell, F & hase, WE Markham sud Ou kak, Pout Rovs1—BSteamship Melvilie—Mr EB US; Mr MecM | jp UBN; Charics Feonon, USN; Jono Fraca DEPALTONE Ltvenroor—BSteamship Stna—Mr Davia and Mr Mote, of rato, NERY Hopein, My H bireteh. P itenr ‘Mars. ‘Of New York; Mr Motlplev it phacl Castro, Wim Pieliting ref, of Canada West; First: Ohludow and servant. er, Joueph Parker, JG Speer and chlld— 1c werage. Specie, $700.9. vie Sournam+ro~—Steamship Bremen—Mrs Iea- ernand Vignler Qube eo 1 Orion F Ou menst, Ni w York x sirtoe, Eayradorst lereland focus a ind fon. New York: Mrs Marie phn: tt Venema ee Schroeder, or ee California: G'Sovesiaver: 9 Boriicn, Indy nnd cnitd, New ations Tare Cy —and ’ im the vecie §. Ar itoaaineag sane Domest, Se Mile Dyier, ‘alle Johueca. Mr Beniiace f ell, lows t Rusbaaim, Mr Prevtus, Mr Bel Tepes Mile Mayer, Mile Bril sp'Sel ond antnayr we Mtr a r Me r, tady, Kavy, indy and two sights. wr 4 ren; Mr Guepany hantel Ponty eatery arg i ‘coms | Uorey, Maes, Rajni KgIb, 4, Tobwits, Vignal, Paliier, Beliange, Perrour; end ivy daugniers, George Cromwell—Mrs rs J Hh Pope, & Seatth, ie Irving. HB Alten, 8 Marcie, B Hrananm, Mise Titien, Jacob Joho Leys, Capt tbs Shelion, & lechart, d three ehiidren, MeL Win Ford, F Kennedy, wife and threo i Pagan ane Sife, Mra Himmel and two joburn. Alive el, Wm K B,J Lon! Mire Cooke, Mrs Q, Mower ad 4 Bi cma tanar's Bharti cd Niner 2. nf, Bhad Boston, rail, M Lizdardl, $10000 Americso 10000 do. ied & coll 20 100 ee wo 100 NWeetern Pit .gt 4 109 ftad fly RR, b3 116 sy 100 Fort Wayne Kit 63 102}6 100 Mich 8 RR ov THE CAPTAIN SHOOTS ONE OF THEM. Ata late bour on Friday night Terence Kewan, a youth 16 yoars of age, residing at 95 Greenwich street, aod several other youngsters went aboard the achooner GF. Soull, lying af pler 14 North river, as is alleged, for the purpose of stealing | quantity of oo the deck, While im the act of remov- escaped but Kewan, who proved 2 Dean, shot through the aif of bis ie. Kowsn [08 for si a! trea! it, And:be will be Getaioed thore till called fer py the erin. ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO ABDUCT A CHILD. An Irish woman, named Ellen McGuire, was arrested by officer Hutchinson, of the Twenty-first precinct, on the charge of attempting to, abduct a little girl, nearly two years of age, named Henrietta Mur; daughter of Richard Murphy, residing at No ats | pierce The accused was tikea fore Justice Connolly, at the Link District Police Court, and committed for exami- THEFT OF A DIAMOND RING, Sergeant Waters and officer McCarty, of the Twenty: ninth precinct, yesterday arrested a woman, thirty-five years of ego, named Mary Carroll, on the charge of having stolen a diamond ring, valued at $300, from Kate Middie- ton, residing at No. 82 Wost Twenty-seventh street. The orate wate, peace for, the missing Jewel, aud succeeded 6 accused was committed for trial 5 fet was by City Intenigence, Naw Way or Passing WorRTALRSS MoNsT.—A new dodge in passing worthless money was developed yesterday A man called at No. 82 Bond street, where rooms were ad- Yertised to let, and engaged an apartment at a certain rate per month. He represeuted that he would not bs rearty to lenve his place for a few days, but would wil- Ungly pay a email deposit to secure the aportment, This arrangement was agrced to, when the applicaut drow from bis pocketbook @ five doltar bill on the Bank of Egg Harbor and received tio dollars in change, leaving three dollars cp deposit. Shortly after be left it was discovered ‘that the baok was no longer im existence, and that the Dill was therefore worthiess. It seems the same party ‘bas swind'ed several poopie in this manner, and the pnb- te could do well, therefore, to be on their guard against Launcn oy tm New Seamer Newrorr.—The new steamer Newport, of the Fall river line, was launched at haif-past twelve o’clock yesterday: afternoon, from the yard of Jonn Evglis & Son, foot of Tenth street, East Fiver. The work of committing the new vesse) to her proper element was skilifully and successfully performed in the presence of a large concourse of spectators, She ig three hundred and forty feet long, forty four feet beam, * tweive feet hold, and is intended to be fitted up alter the fashi 0 of the Metropolis ia the best style. She will be completed, tt is expected, by next spring. Hupson Riven Rirroan —Important changes take Place to morrow in the time-table of this road, a Broeutya City Nows. BURGLARY AND CAPIURE OF ONS UF THE PERP B- TRATORS. The gentlemen’s furnishing store of Thos. T. Meson, 85 Faltoa ayenue, was feloniousiy entered on Saturday morning by wrenching aff the tron bar of the front door, and then opening the lock with a {alse key. All the goods in the show window and front part of the store were taxon and placed in baga by two mes, which were loaded on a wag’ n standing io front of the store, Oficer Riggs, of the Forty tirst precinct police, having watched the parties, was stationed in a neighboring doorway, from which he observed their operativis. Alter they bad Jouded some four bags on the wagoo be came out of bis hiding place, and both thioves took to thelr heels. Oce of them ran up Galietin pioce to Livingston etrect, the oMcer ju close pursuit, When near foyt street, the oficer dred, and the third shot took eifect io the left arm of the accused, shattering it #0 that & may hereafter be (ound necessary to amputate the lind. The burgiar de! vered himself to the oilieer ani wae cor duced to station house. Ihe wound bied badly, and it was fear that be would become exbaustod irom the joss of blood, ‘The flow was staunched on arriving at tho station house, whero the accused gave sucb isformation as to eni the officers to find bis accompli and, perbays, a lar; amount of goods heratotore sto The v lve of the goods taken was about $1,000, The accused gives his Dame as William Stevens, Ho was committed to await MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marriod. AusRM4x—"1GLER.—Oa Monday, November 2 Twenty tourth street Methodist church, by Rey. Sanford, Jowy AMRRMAN to Miss Huswerta W. daughter of Julio J. Sigler, all o: this rday, December 8, of i dangbter of Andre and Adelsive Harbey. The frieads of the fami'y ara respectfully tnvited to funeral, from (ho residouce ot her parents, 3 avenue, near Ryerson street, this (Suuday) «fier attwoo'el ck. On 6 Friday evening, Pecomber 2, Conweuiva yeni ‘rienda of the family are respectfully invited (0 attend the funeral, from bis late residence, No. 198 East Fiiteenth street, this (>unday) afterneoa, at ooo o'clock. Brena.—On Satorday morning, Necember 3, Lovera M , wife of William F, Beebe, aged 30 yess. d ly are respectfully tm) ited to atiend the funeral, on Moaday afteraeoo, at two o'clock, at Rye, Westcbomer county. Counten.—On Friday, Decomber 2, Many, wife of Joho 2% Lundals, parish of Castile Roach, ireland, aged 36, jevds of the family are respectfully funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, to attend tl invited at one o'clock, jrom her late residence, No. 241 Teotb venue. *Douano.—On Friday, Decomber 2, Eowann, the be- Joved son of Nicholas add Ann Doilard, agec 2 years and< 4 months, ‘The .riends of the family are respectfully Invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of bia father, 85 Tenth avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half past one o'clock, without me pd peivenne ‘Will be taxeo to Calvary Cometory vermen’ Daaxs.—On Friday morning, December 2, Rosa DRaxn, aged 62 years, © native of Baliykeel, parish of Dromore, county Down, levinnd, ‘The friends aod acquaintances of the family are in- vited to ationd the (uoeral this Shegte1) eirecen ns one o’ojock, fram ber late residenco, 150 West Thirtieth street Her romaius will be takon to Calvary Cemetery interment. Hovama,—On Thursday, December 1, Cnanizs Maren Horains, youngest tom Of J. Vand L ii. Hopkine, aged 10 years, 6 months and 16 days. The cold hand of again entered our dwelliog, And removed one that we loved, Bat whiist our hearts with grief sre ewelling, We know our Charlie has gove to & beiter iand above, The relatives aud friends 0: the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (¢.‘ay) alterocom, at one o’olock, from 81 Cari street, bi vekiyo, Hort,—On saturday morning, December 8, Mauscert fhier Of tho late Nelson W. Hoyt, aged 17 of are Invited to attend the funeral, from ibe residevoo mother, 17 wae street, Jersey City, on Tuesday afteraoon, at eae eel 5 4 HEnvenson,—Saddenty, on Friday, December 2, Canam, daughter of James and Hendersun, aged 3 years and 6 mootba, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend ¢ho fuveral, from the residence o her parents, 142 West Houston street, this (Sunday) after: gr rs please copy. Jarvne-On Thursday toons , December 1, of inflam. mation of the lungs, Cacir1, Ina wiLa, youngest daugbter o{ Alired 6. and Maty J. safe, agid 4 yours, 1 mouth und lays Kent —On Saturday, December 3, after @ abort {ilpees, feta Kxiuy, con of Patrick and Mary Kelly, aged it months. be friends of the family are My invited to ma tureral, from the residence of bie parents, 215 Vator eet, Uhis (Sunday) sfteruoon, half past one ‘clock, without further notios, Korriacw.—I0 Lrookiyn, on Thursday, December 35 agay Vieres) a of ard and Carmen Koppiech, age § months, . Larnix.—On Baturday afternoon, “Deoomber 8, Mra, Mary Lannin, ey. of Patrick Lary aged 66 years, 0 d Notioe of faneral ia to morro: ites Mast Latta, Larts.-O0 Friday, Devember Feliat of William Latte, 04 yearn ‘The reintives and fi ‘of tbe family are reepectfuliy fovited to ationd ibe faneral, ths fo afternoon, at two o’olork, from the residence mK hiter, Isabeiia errand, No. 83 8t Mark's place. The remains Will be Lakonete Greeaweod Cemetery for jatorment. tox Thureday, leoember }, after a linyerlih ingge, Tanwad Meow, @ abies OF Cny Of Davie. qievas agedil yo re meghed . ew The relatives and friends of the (amily, ana those of | bis brothers, George, Michael ana Joga Aeiton, are £6: 49 years, The trieadg and relatives of the family are respestfui invited to attend the funeral, isuday Priming 4 alt-past ene e’clook, from bis ime }» Bhxt Second street and Third avenue. MoCans,—On Saturday eveving, December 8, of eon: eation of the lungs, PaThick Movamm, aged 50 years and The (riends and rela'ives are trully invited to at- tend the tuseral, {rom bis inte. residenso, 97 Goid street, Detweon York and Front, Brooklyn, Maluursay tative ef te pura of Was Ke eoeete 1, native par te Hi! Glmirida ud relatives aad os members of Gotom Hives, a of Engive Company, No. 41, are respectfully invited to ast- tend the funeral, from bis lite residence, No 370 Cherry street, this (Sunday) ufte:noon, at Lalt-past one o'clock, Nipos.—Ou Friday evening, Lecember 2, Russe C Nippe, 800 of Mary aon aad tho late Win, Nidds, lo the ‘25th year of his a; Hi family one ‘managh, Hie friends aud ry iis friends and the friends and relatives of the are yap og d invited to attend the fuer: Church of the Holy Communion, corner of Sixth and Twentieth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, o’ 5 UConNRLL —On Saturday, Pecember 3, Danis: O'Con- me sauive of Bailingarry, county Tipperary, Ireland, The réutives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funera', on Mi afternoon, ab two o’clocs, from his iate residence, 32 Roosevelt street. Powxns,—In Brooklyn, on Friday, December 2,N. H. Powers. to the 45tb year of his ago,” ‘The relatives and irieuds of the family are invited to attend the fuueral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of bia biotber-in-law, Ur. W. fuckers 30 Lafayette avenue. RoNDL&—At 41 Woodhull street, Brookirn, on Saturs day, December 3, after a long aud’ painiut iMoess, Cano- Line, wite of Isa.c J. Runde, aged 55 years, 9 months and 13 days. The remaing wit! be taken to Smithtown, L. I., for in- ferment. Funeral on Monday afteraoon, at throe o’clock, at the Smithtown churcp, Sullivan county payers ptoise copy, Soority.—On Saturdiy morning, Decembor 8, of scar- Jet ever. Percy AvoaRwa, ouly son of Samuel L. and Hanuah Soofleid, aged 9 months and 1 day, The funeral wil take-piuce from the residence of his , 380 East Thirtieth street, oa Monday afternoon, ‘The friends and ‘reiatives of the family are invited to attend without Curtber notice. Srortmyer,—On Saturday, December 8, Jou Eowarp Srou Myeu, sged 2 yesrs, 8 months and 7 days, Tue funeral will take piace from the resideves of bis parents, No 1,231 Hrozdway, corner of Thirtieth street, ou Menday aiterooon, at one o’clock, The friends an: Felatives ure respectiully ivyited to attend, Snaoiet ON —Ansig Lous SuacksLton, only daughter of Jobn acd Harriet Shyckelton, ‘Abe friewds of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend tbe fuveral, ftom the residence of ber parents, ab Fort Weebiugton, this day (sunday ), Srawie.—tio this city, ov Sanday, November 27, Wu- uam P Sreurs, iv the 48th yoar of bis age. His Tomalpe werd takou 6 Lancaster county, Pennsy!- vania, for iutermeut, Sremagrcer,—On (butsday, December 1, Mostra Srem- RBRGER, ‘aed 46 years, The-retatiwes und friends of the family are res; invited to attend the fanoral, (rom bis late resideuge, Seventh street, this (Suuday) mortiug, at nine o'clock. Suyva%.—At Astoria, L.-L, on Friday, Lecember 2, id fricnds are invited to attend the fu- from Reformed Duich church, Astoria, om Monday, at twelve wolock noun, without tuctber notice, Stoamer Meteor leayes I'eck «11 ab @ quarter past eleven, returning loaves Astoria at bai(-past one, Syuime.—in (he chy, on saturday, December 3, Jonw D.. Sovrig aged 40 years Sact.—@a suturéay, December 3, Grom ® Savi, son of George Sau), deceased, aged § years and 3 mouths, The tuner! wil take pivce thie (Sunda three o.clock. 24 street and Peuth Vail. — Dl hs ’ ‘Jacow Vait, of ‘Lhe reivtives and frieuds «re respectfally invited te Joud the funeral, from (he residence of bis brosber, at Prasoteid,@o Monday afterooon, at half past one o’ciock. The tram Yerves pier No. 2 North river at twelve M Waro.—0n saturday evening, December a £. Ward, 1 the 65th year of in tomorrow's paper. MISCELLANEOUS, “CARD. ‘ai Desa Merraw & Co., Gents:—it ia with pleasure that I Rniveaxce, Nov. 15, cerity (0 we bemeliclat reais Obianed from the use of 6 a aod Vo talc Belts. sm, and bave: ears, 1 bad pal +4 ad leg as Lar as the joa: the usa of my left de knee were apparent y three years 1 have had 20 feeling in t *hatever, and bad. tried nearly every kaowa ronger. withoutaya. Om she 2d of Nov,. 136) Twas juponadet by Kt Maravau. Bag. of nie and Voltale, ed ws pleased aller weariwg thi f f the leg avd foot retrain, elling dis. Appearing apd the pain entirely cane; aod now, after Wen daya’ use of thei, L consider myself cuzed Mino way eo extre dozen ph yateiwn Burpriauiz, bo remark to cert fy to their uttiicy. PEN IN THE EVEN DURING THE MO A TH OF DECENBER, NRLEGANT STOQK OF GOODS. OVINGION BROTH BRS, 23 Fulton street, Brookiya, CORNER OF GREENWICH AND wito is famed for sling Teas, Cotes, f, fin and all kin’s Of Groeeriea and Wrovisions choapeg Luan any ober dewer fa. the ety. days, oth 200 LATE FOR CLASSIBICATION, ) OF THE MECITANII§’ AND WO RK. Assocntion of the Fifteenth ward, held at woe endyrsemen 4 ba wi Mr. ¥ 0 8 favor, bg wit in Mer. . M. Dara Secteiaey. JOMN WAMPSON, President OR’ |AVING BEEN CIRCULATED TUROUGH. tha Thiel Aldormanis District tat T aut going te withdraw frov the canvass. | pronounce the report unirar ena Levy a my teen 2S A wih @ candidate unt the polis close ou election des. orang ALEXANDER H. McG ARREN. OAD.—ON AND AFTER ains Voave ‘Tol eth. street at. hs ud ePe Eee 7 Waodl BA jv:d0 PB. seeping cat attached to6 and 10:30 M trains from Thirtiesn ntteek All trains lenve Obam bers street tai minutos earliér than Thirtieth street. 5: . M., from Teiruets tant Buperu‘endent, 237 in UDSON RIVER RAL Monday, December 6, Slavion oF Albany aad Fro OR OF TUR RTREET COMMISSIONGR. NO OTB eS ay taee Coatraciora. —P: euciosed Be endored wih che title of the work, andl Thureday, Decembes is, oo baled en: 9 for Turn ing Often tandred. (1,800) east trom launpy ™ Por suing sanken 8 Io 12tet and 123d sireeta, between i WO ADI APEOUE A. sak lori ot proposals: Wogotber with the apectton tomes and agreements, can be obiatned at this a! —! Street Deparimeot, New York, December 3, 1804, CHARLBS @ CORNKLL, Street Comimemoner, 0, TAH VOTERS OF THR THIRD ALDK' 10 Wisurlet.—T hereby withdraw my name ry for Alderinsn of the third A Wo wapport the regular nomuloe a Tit ALDERMANIC NOMINATION.—AT A REGUUA! Meeting of the Fifth A d-rm «ile Constitutional Claw, at Harrison's, corner of Housioa, and Sullivan stceats, t noininatioas were et forow end 1d club =! Aide a for anid rho by Atlus ‘YNN. Fon Couxaiee\—lssad Boderbon, Joee, Haier. Jobe Slocum, Haward Sty, KUED CUMMIBGS, President. BH. Sforren, Secrewry, y eee _ WARD.—AT A MEBTING OF THE SLVENTE Tiieard Host Hehool Convention. heki on Saturday- evening, ad sonve by tue thembers of ald Conves RICHARD O Thomas shtelda, |, CEAns, mirice Kelty, Hebeol Goriions, Owen ©. Crary, feo, PATRICK KELLY, Chairman, —REGULAR UNITED DRMOCRATIO =o Alcorman of the Sint Aldermani@: school Trustee abore nomin fied by the hy vie st fol siemoeratic te ard Demosratic Crab de reaiients ‘Srolth, Freataes Wins Be Ning, Se , Bi ea ar m 1 Demon Pree: ve so Niwot Pe aye ent W, dents Her a p Go'man ‘bemocratic CiabaFone ‘Sremer: 4 uit, Vice Pres deat; G. Gotlen, Becretary. ] ym WARD. HINFHE Al hens hepa Souventioo, held at ihe corner ef Trea! b red betorethg Godreuion Likba Whores from the consuan BY ine ie ve : te forthe purpowweot wna the “Aiton se es ; (om te) tbe reguler YOR An sire, Onatrmen B. Caraan, Secretary.