The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 1, 1859, Page 2

“TUURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 1, 1808, Paatada et teste ioechceaaeeenien Havemeyer and Tiiden, right places,” ought to feel a positive pleasure fn giving bis support to Wrottam F. Have- Fveny citizen who values good government, Koved aif ths erest he echocuer, oxoepting che and who desires to sco ‘the right men in the Cock ad fu slr. Coliiston—Vive Men Lost na, UC. W., Nev, 80 --Th 16 gud the welooner J iH, Tiffany at mid Yehit on Monday in the stan f Macs Beth of them unk n fathoms. Al frets Uosta, aud wars ree Btate, Which als» Benth Carolina Leagtintare. Ga. Nov. 30.—The South Carolina Augusta, wnrea, for Mayor, and Sasurt J, Troe, for | Togisiature met on Monday. The Governo:'s Corporation Counsel, Hoth are men of unex- | (MSc frtheclecon ofc Memubliaan Prosbions «| eee ceptionadle cbaracter, and of emiaent fitness for | union of the Bouth. Repubiees the offices to which they are named—and to grhich, we Coubt not, their follow-citizens will {indeod, needs no praice in this community. For ry ‘The Board of Sinte Canvamers. Albany, Nov, 10.—The Board of State Can- erg chnowled, rover of jn an eloqui in the beet Caer Lins Larrte Boxns.—By direction of Fownrr, workinen have commenced to futon the vow cast iron lettor boxes to the lamp posta, The Loxes aro eight sided, with alite on four Each aperture ‘te shaped as to prevent rain from enterirg the openings. About 6.000 boxes will be distributed Ox all tex Pratnnate aides for th frat toawt, the Prosider ged grateful'y Lia rs ol teaat ware than rive ont manner, The W aty'e. wo receytion of lottors, i, about the elty. jo vale paased off ‘the nom-return of votes from | cent, wil accrue on the 15th inat. {sin conseqnence of the Yates County, The Bocretasy of Stato sent ® mos- clear-headednoss, liberality of sentiment, exectt~ | goer there to-day for the roturoa. tive ability, and inflexible integrity, he stands eonsplonens among the successful axd self: mado men of this city—the men to whom New York owes #© much of her fame, her power, and her On the whole record of Mr, Havescren’s public of private life, not ane s‘ain rests. Twice haa he been Mayor of this city, and it was @ ation from | above the sea than any of the other States of Prond success for him, thoc when he retired Cmca he carried with him into private life the | [4 Froniwa and Loutsia Jess than a hundred fest tidewater, and respect and confidence of all classes of citizens. | 14 pert of the State has an elevation oj more Its also @ notable tribute to his worth, that not | than 500 feet above the sea, one of-hier' oppetients can detect a flaw in his official course, or réfer to an act of his open to | on shingle ails, consare. Is thor @ citizen who, knowing al this to be trne, can, at this crisis in our city’s affaire, cast bis voto sgainst W F. Havr- Try havo two theatres in Denver City, but “CITY NEWS, Lane Fine 1x 150 Struet—Loes Sevenrr- remaining unpaid to day, one ‘triumphantly elect thom. Mr, HAVEMBYER, | yassers moot on tho 14th of Dooomber, The dolay | per cent. will be added, and an additional one per Oxe of tho original Jonn Baown pikes has —Jown Ficction, been brought to this clty and may be soon at Fox New Harem, Conn, Not 30.—Atown election, | *T0x & Boormis’s store, 62 John street, ‘The shaft of much invresty toni aco to-day. The renult ik | ta of ashy and ax fet lomg. The blade la abont ton oot uet cay is | Inches long and two inches bread at the bare, and tapers to w potnt. ‘The ghard ts « cross ploce of tron, bout half an inch thick and four Inches loug. Tux Commissioners of Emigration had not quorum ot their mesting yesterday, aad no business Union. A considerable portion of Louisiana | wes transacted. ‘Tre number of omigrants arrived at this port up to the presont date, in T4003, agalnst 75.910 for | Britton. the former of whom ‘qeoaped from jail rant with fly to nine ehillings, cight shillings, seven shillings reporlea In The funcl Ge enced ten couled ict a fat t would nok hima what and sie shillings during Me rule: aud that now in'e verdlet for the deferdant. adeion roma all ethers ; was th released Attornies and their Oliente.— William 17, Owen | toclal oat from his dominion, their wages have gone steadily ve. Edgar M. Mason,—This waa a motion to" vaont » commercial and pati: = ity as fe up to aeren shillings ; eight shillings; nine shillings: ond ‘an inquest taken thercin by the plaintiff's attorn: Shee" hen the time were And now stand AGAIN AT Tex SmTLLIwos A DAY WIT ce and upon the hearing tive tig fet peared’: | et order from the tal EVERY PROSPECT OF INCREASING, IF OUR OrtY GOVERN- em 4 7 lat, meram, with the approval of bis own com | sive Tyopsaxn DoLLARs.—Hesterday morning | No, ttf he wane Ste oe fire science? hy We ask our citizenr—we ask especially the | or honest workingmen of our city, whom dema- cipal rights rendered more secure by the election of Wu. F, Havemeyan and Sanur, J, Tin~ Tire citizens’ meeting, in support of Mr. Haverrren for Mayor, to be held this after- elsewhore, has been signed | o by several thousand of our substantial merchants | looms, In the second floor new Improved mactin« breaking out ofthe fouth dour of the extenalve ear. | i et ducted wh canght bt rs aro trying to | pet manufactory of A. & B, 8, Hicous, sdtuated at | tongue ome snsther veniele, on ; Pr eahryiae het hal AL ee Tork, wala | the frot of 12d street, FB ‘The firemen Teaponded tee ereees Silay Fase, aad be honored, its character elevated, and its muni= } 0 thc call as usual, with the greatest alacrity, but in twenty minutes ater the Sire was discovered, owing | ren to the great quantity of cotten and woolen matorial | 2ntel’ saturated with oll that was lying around, the small- est wirg of tho factory situated on 43d strost, was enveloped In flames, and was, Lefore tho flamos wore subdued, nearly destroyed. stories high, in thoehape of an L, one building oon, at th clei Exchange, in Wall } ing « front of 100 fect, and the cthor 1% feet. ‘The street, promises one of groat interest. The | pujiding injured the most was a now structure, aod wntly after pine o'clock, an alarm of fire for the Beo- itd Stomp a 4 District was given, in consequence of a fire ‘The factory conaisted of two brick buildings, four wet nearly $15.000, Tho first floor was used for and leading citizens, who thereby show their | cry had boen erected fir the manufacture of tepontry interest in the contest which is at hand, But | cerpting. On the titrd floor soveral thousand dol- we hem helt also lara worth of wes ted was stored, and the fourth 1 passive Countarrart Momny.—Wm. Wita- | bidding him to go on with the caso, and therefore as Cake Wr RT fami, J. Tilden and Patrick Meliroy, tho regular Gall om them to give thet efforts also to the | rome ne ike are ortginabci, was used ane pick: | ras, tear wrnedocd vo tesla nates, changed cata | without euthority. Fle honce meld she toques end | ws Brite Tuan. Fotlow citizens us ico | Democrstic candidates, Of Mr. Havemeyer tt says work from now until sun-down on election da , 4 fm Tussdeg evening, charg: He Piste Teacp— 60 Opdyke . basal y+ | ing department. ‘Through the excrtlous of the fire- yeu 0 diforent persone, counterfult $1 billa on | @Xecution to be regular, and denied the ta he candiviate of Winck Wpablieante that when in office he “ proved himself the just friend . mon, tho main building, which was built twelvo Batten Manchester, Vt a was Court ef General Scestons. ‘ernando Wood {» the eandidate of National Demo- | of our adopted cit!zens, invariably appointing them on The News by Telegraph, Magnetic Telegraph Office (cea, No, 8 Wali street, and ean Tier lows, main onerenens EUROPEAN AFFAIRS. Threo Days Later Intelligence, tiene Arrival of the Europa, ye " —— Habfar, Nor. 30.—Tha R. M. Steamship Liverpool on Saturday tho 19th Inst, rat. "The steamenip Kavparso from New York, arrived ‘at Queenstown on the 17th, and reached Livorpyoot the tulowing da: o rived et Bouthumyton of the fi att tion of some waste in one of the picking machines. ‘The total lous will not fall much short cf $76 000, and is fully covered by an Insurance of $990,000, part of which ts in English Compantes, The fol- lowing are a portion of the insurances in this city. refiwed to furnish, Vegle Hook and Ladder Co. No. §, were injured. cean Queen, from Now York, ar- | ho first by the fail of #me rubbisb—the other by an vital. \y received.” Toland, %7 years of age, Timeny Hovtz, a Gorman, foll from the third story of a now buildin ‘Third avent was di taken to Bt. treet. Janne Busby wes severly injured by the caving in of am ermbank ment in 66th street, aud taken to St. Luke's Scitmr.—On Tuesday man jamped overboar from one of tho Houston at. river, and was ith the paddles, Ita body has nut boen felarien os aneeey aight, at wroner O'Keare, fn iequeet upon the bedy, when it op {denoe that deotased mt and ras ovuveyed Othe Own, © MK, and wear too ‘This was an action ag rene ee Theod-re T. Ei Cg pf rout, tn goment joa MExT CONTINERS wo DE ADuINIRTERED BY Hloxtt October, before Justice Roosevel| ‘amet trial by ibe plainadre attorney, whon the ewe Banvs. Ja this; let thom ask and we will answer d by another attorne; es above stated. ‘The ji Attorney of woord for rs ‘ Dest ees laden dont | ent ~4 Docosen’ was a native of Rhode on the corer of Sith street and vay injured. Hie waa a ey Phra aves | ting up the ‘ache of reoovor' Police Intelligence, &o. Coptured at the store of Micnant, (Pius, No: leave to make such « motion, but never mee it, lexi iste out of oes, by y garg mcaacring a ahta MARKETS, AND THE GENERAL DISTRESS OF when the causo was again ros fore fie taem acl evening an unknown iainti@’s attorney of record took an inquest, the | which he had el fort fil fhe he peopl ol BA ity, rota devrarrcternay tbe wate mays | kpc ee " porfecta’ Growned or Miled by being struck ‘by one of | Qy¥cetien thereon for #77, the amount i cow, W ea eae Detendent now moved to vacute sald inquest fr i Oni aa: | wy, p, HAVEMEYER'S DEMOCRATIC RECORD, sory, on tho ground thet the caso hat been | °''“Hiecanse Fernando Wood {+ 4 National Daraoerst fod that the inquest waa taken by the plain ed with Abol te tiffs aitorney after an order from bor ars since, was not much injured. ‘Tho fire, itis | Beventh Avenue, wherc the character of the bil ho | | Patrick Gillespie, alias upposed, was caused by the rpoxtancous oombus- offored wos detected. ‘Twenty. felts are alleged to bave been found on hia person. guilty x Kopublica Be Bo was locked up by Justice Quauxxnuven for exasn- | ene | (rar Reiter cera Lynch, to defeat the | tnmeerving in his potitical anpect as in <hie private hy, youth of 19 ri, ladict d for rob! in the (hy no possible chance for tetrad cats ve of the counter- % poet A ob wea degree, larceny, in steal Autrarp Graxp Lanceny,—A man, named thistore of Charles Hau Bar.y, was arrested on with rtealing § G. Donnas, af the corner f jentie. fiwe'te bh Kay, Ap ‘The full pastioulars of the insurance the propristors | swer. Dy this fire nearly ri nit of employment. Joan Coe and J. Bworwan, both members of hundred persons are thrown HA steamuap Perey ‘Thoin Now York, ar- | ®X¢- Patutex MoDonat.o had ope of bis lege broken rpool on the 19ta. by the failing of a wall. The steam engine ‘ Niagars,’* "Tine relldcalione of the trratlee of pasos wore ox- tho privato property of Lan & Lanwen, was lying at pected to bo exchanged at Zurich on tve dist. ‘The Frenst Goverumont had issued letters of in. | the Novelty Iron Works at the tims of the fire, and vitetion ti: the Congress to the powers who signed | at tho request of come oxempt firemen the engine the treaties of Vieut a in 1515, and to the throo fta'- | wastaken to the fire, Thosteam engine “John G. an ruler, v7: of Pedmont, Rome, and Naples, Thess wude of t ik Mia tremsn press was | Storm," owned ly the eity, wan ready with steam daily broeming wore ‘The Times calls on | © nj but, to consequence of the alaonce of the stecrs- Narorzom to put ao end tothe he shade of puepeates man ona tarcotexcuralon, the engine was usclers, and did net leave the engine house, on Centre ‘Toe Congress was cxpected to mect in Paris, but no dete fs inert ned. ‘The London Becirty of Art» had Inaugurated « move cnt for # great exhibition La 1862 qgTig, Petia Bourne wan steady; the Routes cloved at 1.9850 ‘The Emperor Naror0x op set Boomooxrsa mas ernumtng 0 of Ceti ommyrotal Totelitgence, Livrarcot. Gorton Maxket—The Brokers’ Cirous lar reports the mace of the wok 41000 1 <euiators. tock LSC, end exporters 4,000 balers MT Le moles of Friday were 6,000 balos, th Kat cvceing Ol ‘Tho tteck in port was esti natol at 411099 ba'os, of whc COO CFO Bet OFC Hg Brave oF Tyany. The advices from Manchester are favora..o, Tic market Was lim, at extremo prices Livevroon Burarerrrrs Marken. —The Liverpool f fet ovenire af the Wertelester House, Ja the Bowery. Tho object of this Cornrittes ly to drum together thed Aiofed Aur ears acd Ri lie ans into the suppotel Veenanano Weon, oa vin Nanna Ret dutleand the | ‘The American Coure'nante Convention of the t " Vifeh District, last evening, made the fodowing en+ dorement after the Utica style: —Tuomes G, Hal Rep, Joba Van Tine, Tam, J. W. Jarboe, Rep. Poo Brokers etrou- lar reports quiet et T+ nina; fair Cat Lanpon Bath Wheat ucvene-d in. Kies ar reports waite 46, 960s; Bed da, The Wullioa inthe Unk Pert 5,00, HO Change to note in the money mere quotes Bar vilver 4s, 2d 5 Dollars Livery «cotton nourket ie Mozarters of the Tenth Aldormante Dia- blll sy GY 100 belek | trict have nominated Mr. Jous Sxutu for Alderman, Breadn tthe. Wrovui te d) f Lowion P M~ Consuin 8. ry Tne Old Line Whig General Committee 1 acount, ninatcd Gueene © Nuonton for Corporation AMELICAN SHOUTS Manoa mongers reoort | Counsel, end Ka- Alderman Jous MH, Beige for more bretreea in Unite! Staten Piven, at O4Nthig UB Bixte bor da, bance dh ts; Povuayivanie Raves, Hino Cons tial Si vour, B5aXd mortgage Sa90 tec ptvant Corton Re'rosa be colved th xpress wit! the Uetnils of tue ucv Hl tomerrow morping. wil nat be hero Wool Sale. Philadelphia, Ne The auction salo.f 401,600 p urde of Tac mas & Bor ¢.ructionce anes aud ive y oping. lot was cispewcd of, ‘The sale realized over 6, dwas moet Settetactory. Many of the tho here was e Washington, N now about eighty Mcuiberb of Congrom in Wasaington. The cauctes of the respective parties will bs beld oa NGLas and wife design leaviog this city am the 18th of Deomnber, for Plvrids, on feoumisen- ir ils Kealth ta restored ved with copies of the Ireaidont’s Moasege and acvompanyicg documents a& bereto~ The Board of F. eign Miselons, &e. Boston, Nov, 80,—Tho following card, printed in seversl morning papers, exclts attention, It ts dated at the Miselovery H. use, Bostou, ‘FO MUR PUULIC. Facts ave recently come to the knowlodge of the Prudential Ccmmittee of tbe American Board of Com- tulasovers for Foreign Missions ceep'y oploating the moral cheracter of Dr, Pemmor, and rendering it Impossible that be should longa ret bis o@ftal tral gs 0 Heorian of the Boar 081 of and ta ro be we cguiead eo an ulloes of tha Beka the fects roftrred to have mo connection with Lie cffiglal action, By order of the Prudential Committes, (Signed), ‘Ouanies StoppaRn, Chairman, Mectings of wycepathy for Joum Buown are to be web sae dao his execution at Tremost Tea- fant alto at Hsverkill, Natick, aud prob- ato. Bowen, Sly tibet tons Boston Nor. 30 Rev. 8. L. Pomroy, D. D. Americsn Kosrd for yon a asi ‘of tao women. wed : Poar's | Claries P, Purley i Broowe Srreet—.About 10)¢ och, A.M., yesterday, @ trifling fire occurred io a dwelling in Hivome strovt, neat Contre Market place, Ward Lave made the followirg nom. Yor Commissioner, Txos. W. Woo waap j Inspectors, Jas. Conitnt THO8. DURLAY ; ‘Trusteor, Tie. O'Guavyy Jag, Pincagurox, Jr, and Wa ‘Tera, ‘Thero was a largo Woon rat last evening at Jeckeon 8 oth Ward. The fiior da of the on. G roves, dn the ist Ward, congregated wt the Mctropolitan Gardon, corner of Sth etrect and %@ avenue, ‘The Judepondent Republican ation mocting held mittee met last Rep , Edward L, Murphy, Movart, aud Wo. T Asb B ‘Lio Ancricaa General Committee met Last ever Lng, Qonatderable ¢ ent wena cenved among nat of the rimocd probability velog the usminces of the recent tion, Fuautus Bkooxs male « din allusions not at bh of the Convention yoo hy in whict ntary ty that ) cndorad Mr. Or Ir is sai? that the names of nearly 20,000 Jereons Who dld mt voto at the November election Lave lun addedto the segistiy lists the past two days. Lroronns —Mr Hatew lec torcdy lest evening, vatton of Life)" the Gust of # comme of six lectures, tn Cllntoa Hal, About 460 porsous were present, Lx answer to # call signed by a number of merchants, Mr, Himam Kertonva lectured, last even: ing, in Clinton Hall, to an audience of about 200 J¢r9008, on the subject of # Uwury."” His strictures on the utury laws wore received with loud approba- tion by his audience, Honacy Gaexrny lectured, last evening, Lef sro the Historioal 8 ciety, om the “ Practioability of a Pacific Rallread " ‘Tire fifth lecture in course bofore the Rut ere Institute, was delivered, last evening, ta Rutgers wtrect chureb, Ly the Key. RB. B, Tuwaston, of Wale tham, Massachusetts, V In the American Institute Polytechnic Club mceting last evening, the subject of Aerial Naviga- tion was cxtensively discussed. ‘The general im- pression #cemed to be that balloons, the elevating power of which was gas,even if hydrogen gas,which is 144-10 lighter than commun air, wore usod, never could be made of any practical use on account of the Aidliculty of atecring them tn the alr, and also the Luposmbuity of manufacturing balloons of any ma torial through which the gas would not pass in very lnlef space of time, Several of the members favored the construction of flying machines, relying for thelr lifting power on machinery #0 constructed as to resemble a4 closely tho bird system of pro greasion. _. Lapis’ Fain, The ladies of of St. John's Evangelist Church are bolding a Vatr ot the Third ‘Avenue Depot, for the purpose of raising funds to defrsy the, expenses incurred in enlarging the church, DoD wontn's Band discourses most excellent music every eventing, ‘The falr ladies call upon thelr generous friends, including bachelors, to call upon ——$—<— Dower oy Tum St, Axpggws Soctetr.— ‘The annual dinner of the Bt, Andrews Boolety, was wiven at the Bt. Nicholas Hotel last eveaiag, About ove bundred and fifty persons was at the tables? ‘Which wore loaded with every deticacy of the season Ad the Lead of the ball was a lergeand elegant tran- sparency, representing Svctland’s patron mint, 8, Anprew, holding in his hands # cross, and over tis head the words, “Relieve the Oppressed.” At the ‘head of the table wat the President of the Society, Mr, A. Nomais, andon either side » number of invited guests end officers, A large band was inetbendance, which performed {n excellent style, After the plas: Troveue AMoKXG tie Fronrma gumber of Piatt, Wi the oot ner Wodaratay, " charged 180 from @ room in he hth of Je ‘80th street and Third ‘The accused cnforsed his guilt, and stated iar Mano aner ad divided the mone; is BURKE and Ann Sight! Lis of Broad pective Hight between havens oa the Highth and drove cif the whole party. ALLRG od Artenrt at Grano Larcany.— A you! Wednesday, cba AT Avene A. Mr, Kirra, tt aype pamed Jas. Cuuiia was arrested on tm the room, and on enter which re drever in broken rom. Buanna' Avpecial meeting of the Board was called the jewelry tae ©; and diroovered Ci ‘coked bim up for tral, ed with attempting to mtoal $103 worth cf jewelry from the houre of Farox. Harve, ars, beard » noise | Will be held at the dapvaeen bak a burean hed been LUM accreted in the Harpe caused bis arrest, and Justice Beard of Aldermen. 8 c'ek ok yeato rday afterncon, Paveibg eultoble sveclations ia. regard Jato Wanwinetom Invina. of ti President Mo following from His comm Bon ne New York, for the purpose to te death, having taken the Chair, the ted to the Hoard Nov, 00, 1590, *he Honorable the Common Cownet ' t ‘ vetrions wathor, Wabrutnot Ile cicd wt his late remidc ner, at Sunvy: in West chester County, cn tho «venog of the ns Beit inst and jenuine anlese the wlready th ational € We ehtt @ wires of the electric tele the nets of thin ved ove ut to Dewtly cvery part of our country, by whi 4 i as oraity Sivcer'’s Sewrxa Macwieas, Teel en ye a from a sttongty D: of the law.” He would not evon allow Daguerrestype | Va mee Huuter &¥ara bow with resignaticn to thie dispensation No.2 Sowt fi i vervonsl popular raloons to be kept cpen on thet day—the only day ia |. Oo, Richard en'y Vattor, who bas taken fora our No.2 Sowing Machine. . if the enuf dee with wineh be tasp A gitted sons, wi bat Lis works wil | treasure of {uetruction and de 7 be genial prod snd mipp! 7 Grutlmen—It becomes ny yale duty to ane ou the dectare of ao em’ y, 1 clawecs aa Teng ne nd in the firtd of Lettern the Finkir & Lyon's veorfident that | Warranted t eutin eddirg their | Mari ernie ie thictnarer cad 1 will cot be Wadifet tribute to bis fern, Tecuid ec rdmg'y recommend that the Conmon Jou ae may be approprtste to me Teovsarp Pac oun coraston.expreesing the sorrow of our city at Lis love, ma woil ae the admiration of hica ws a ca Counett mae euch 16 ash wt ther the teres Ard bietonap, aud thelr sym, Yeo family aud friends. I would neud that you dict the alarm Leila, the cbt ube to be tolled to morrow during the Une fet apart for bis Sinernl, mr hanke of Moc day even ad country ta bales foprived, of the com ani ove win Ban by ols axenpiary Ife aud his teachivge nhmerous Ltersrs ae 10th Ward—Tao calows, tended “harked gogres to reves mind, will of wil those of our if atthe Mage ot man and Iaving is no more. h have ap cd) ua they condoase’ bavlag Te: . : were also arrest and conforsed bar re Empire City ceived it. Justice Quacizsuceu locked all up to an- Mex.—A WM. F, HAVEMEYVR FOR MAYOR, Unix were drawn, acd a tragedy similar to that enact- | A meeting of Citizens of New York, irrespective of witha vals Meath the rife ilgral vot. | enemice of the Democratic party t co at Stanwix Hell, three years since, would hav fog herctodore proctlecd, wit enurs tment oF ta takod p sce, but for the efforts of some policemen of recinet, who separated the « mbatauts papers of to-morrow. 6 ork, you kuow. F : tem that might keep open on Sunday, and to prose PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrappar, toe, follow citizens are the highest qualideations Re Decent Goevusel oo cen fer often, ape cute and persecute every ore who should attempt to ie will no doubt be received as @ ao ee nn Mr Opdyke baa simayerine well fia rlectio GEL WU AED Ga Sunday with the “ntmcet rigee +, Cun & Cok W Tl No.! Bewing Machine B. -Puer Repro Pointing ov tthe de useon to the Common Council, Id. Prog then rose and pro- esclutions offered — bo Mayor bec Mi valiy com- ted to the Board the melancho y He Hudasca, ia tho sdjoining Oovluty ) In ths decease of cur ightew the underst sad’ cally tp the to va in bie Whorens. trusta comun!tted Hien at the “e) potentiary at the Court of Madrid, the energy and etary leat labored; aad the tarives of the fete Inet, wt thoad vanced age of 16 5 tare, the Fequieed to mect atthe Nees Me leteiiigenicy abararie, of Now York's moat itlustri us I Hudson and Barrow ata, TOWA Epson a Pave set Pg mM Tayindy tho ded erent Traldonce st Sunpyetes, oa the Mlastrious and hon- citizen, it ie meet Coat the sutcortios of this, of bis kich shou'd, ine becoming manner, evince the Henne of the loss snateined by toe whole ens who entertain ‘eel’ speakers will. god for the cherished laws pi ARES, Pren’G, pabip ri tov t Holl, 08 Orcbard +t, 19 & Ward Hevemes thet oi JOHN re att Yorks Ha Bveulny tovether im HCGU cROME, with which Le devoted his rare talents and 17 to the Lost interests of bis country, eatitle Ata itude of those for w! mmon Council, asthe represen- at commercial and most import: | (nantano oy ova Ward Com bo | cor, of tit ant city In the Unien, fee! celled upon to pay thelr fooble a of respect to his memcry as « publio uomber o oa ot orab Ov, the abiuing gelaxy of noble ee tee ht particular wary Pat Rene of late peas been gradudly iding trom out ue naiioval Eort fear, to be replaced or prea oe bre Tralency: therefore, be it iad eaten ope eae er < pa won Covnell m the forn'ly ard roletives of cur Mand is wear affotios; and in consideration Teepeot for his memor do recommend thet an Hor tur Mager direct tue Lalit in the several ye ra to be tolled b My the hours of i the statesman, bis | felt, as bis death’ creates our publie men whic cent was a bi ioe, etary, bel! snd delcck, on Thimdey, Dee time the funeral waite donee; thes te arate A Fe, of vi worelit Eatin trthotr several eburehies at the svorp mentioned time; that the masters of vesgels in, the bacbor, the propristory of Fotela and ctber publie bu requested to dlariey thelr Sage at ball- mad the day, cr pubbie billings aad also dleplayed at half-roast during the day. it fortber ell be i amb'e sures of the table were concluded, Rey. J, V. Came, ext, retwaued thanks for thy excellent Upper, Aad the Cork of olutieus to ‘the tatty of the of cur Meyers jeaely py be at which poe, frien tis late rest- ne sveral ch cares D A] thet the Oity Hell and Oe sort Enattuicas @ Br the city, be he Common Coun- ‘That Co : Ly gh ember Lat, at ote wuM Lad go cman Boerne ie ng and Havesnrer axn Tus Woraino M alr Statement of the Temes in our Manictpel on the 1 Verdit.—Jacob IT. Jala os. James 0. Wile — fed, “What have to do with i they OUR Coens 000) the nenounh ofp Fadeleres ereovered of the plaint ff 2, and ond 8 Wr tatiatvotion, to whic the Belendant's H Hes vot aoe edt) cuanactee ynow m8 Crry Govxaxmmy®, When there sppeasiog, dm utd, fad inoved #9 dunes Oa [xpi and iss Btrert Commissioner, such as Charles Deviin, vr leave to hie w mupplementel ans were several elections, bavin ha eect af for Mayor! Boery vole Sor Wood, 8 A YOR FoR Low" the settleme fortwo yours. | Tho. iresepterlvn : ary E. Brady ad bala wa (ire othen trove ts ens ceanauag at tak ieee ok oa party, In favor of an honest, faithful and independent \t, from wi cow edministration of the City Government; of effect- | partizan ie Mr tne ieepe Repent ans, wi “wih WOOD A KNOW NOTHING. ive measures for reprosing fraud and | Baty ection Ju On this polut the evidence is imerensing every day, corruption in our municival affsire and of the election | ton es poll ts . ‘and pointing conclusively to one result, John Kelly, of WILLIAM ¥, BAYEREYEE fete’ ninuyralemchted ait & People's Par known and highly esteemed, have issued @ card in ae Mayor, MEMCHANT’S EXCHANGP, Oa THURSDAY, December lst, at “y licens, bu area jectaht Li last Wednealay evening Wood, of their own knowl- 8 OCIOCK P. M. ‘done—-the: ‘The above call te alened by about 9,090 names of | parvon but thoee desirous ‘he Know Nothing Lodge.” ‘That sound Catholic merchants and others, which willbe published in the | So) ion Cor Nie Sant | the Metropotitan Record, says, in an article lace poration Mu, Wnomow, : wt ices ea aie reaiadons ia made a seret bargain with the Republicans and 5 An experienced Nurse and Female Phyvielan’ ohjects in godoa voi haat has @ Soothing Syrup for children tocthing, (which greatly facilitates the process of tecthing by softening the gums, reducing el! inflammation; will allay all Ae tae FOR AYOR GERMANS ON YOUR GUARD! pain. and ts eure to regulate the bowela. Depend apm At, mothers, it will elve rest to yourselves, rellef and | ter, 1 tr melt th Thavacter Ric ite. health to your tnfants, Perfectly safo in all cases, . Ls * Millions of bottler are sold every year in the United trains re haa | ki ‘i PRICE ONLY 28 CENTS A BOTTLE, tea HER &.C0., 484 Broadway, N.Y Ifo Fulton street, Brooklyn. Wood epends bis evenings now travelling round the Avorn noe 6 ot ilikaele Tatonare ae pve —_—_—__—_———_— lager bler houses in the Lith and 1ith Wards, betng somal a Per rear hl coe Rally! We eeally accompanted by two old municipal policemen, waned | $hasl erates" fy we Cleaning, Car Presereine 4 Restoring se fo Karst aud Schnaidacker-the latter belng the spy who | Ber) F Bold by al De PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS Lop parm and right di Ain | Fectlon of 0 faculties, ob COWLRR rua avemry . Konort Clty Goreramentara | Mh" ew Jui IN ATHW: | Republican Tritwne makes THLs THE SPECIAL WEASON Cova eV ENING, Dee. : 3) r A welaene as WH F. BOGART, Bee, ‘nS WHY THY NONEST MEN OF THY CrTy SHOULD NOT NOW on eating wit Ye hdireined by eoveral distin COMBINE TO KLLOT AN HoNKWF Mavou, The Tribune of tine 10th, Ward wil Bie thus Thy veda ventag, at " JamesT, Brady, John K>i 10th niet thle Thu . " ‘ar monet tht ay oventan, alene can be elected.” Ji Ly wee wet iL SB, POLITICAL NOTICES, POLITICAL NOTICES, Rourting f3t POLITICAL NOTICES, CITIZEN® MERFING. ——= Wm. F. Havemeyer for Mayor, A meeting of citizens of New York, trrempective of party, in favor of an honest, faithful aad independent administration of the city government ; of effectivo measures for repreming peowlation, frand and sorrap- tion in our municipal affairs, and of the election of WILLIAM F, HAVEMEYER as Mayor, and SAMUEL, J, TILDEN as Corporation Council, will be held xt th MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, thy panic of 1964-16, wor! ein CONTEST, LET THE HONEST MPCHANIOS AND WORKMER ion ahs ruse a8 “J OF OUR CITY GIVE There yeRDICT. ave rere WM. F. HAVEMEYER For MAYOR. SAMUEL J. TILDEN FOR COUNSEL To THE OORPORATION. PATRICK McELROY FOR GOVERNOR or TH i Wall Street, a On THURSDAY, the Ist day of December, auab, At o'clock, P, M. PAY NO MRED TO SLANDERS UTTERED On WRITTEN ones aoatwer Wo. ¥. Tavaueven ar ram vor. ‘Trin | Motes Payton ne” Dennis» ARE MERE FLECTIOWRERING TRICKA, HOT WO! a te, Son owen: AND THEBEFORR HOT ANSWERED, Bot axAD ‘THE LIST OF MAMYS SIONED TO THE CALL FOR TODAY'S TAvRervEs, THDKX AXD MCRLQOY MEETING AT TE Hxcuanor, Tt WOULD TARE TOO MOM TIME TO AX ‘OWER RACH INDIVIDUAL FALSEHOOD PUT IX OmCULA- nox wx Woon. ‘TO THE LABORING MEN AND MECHANICS OF wor | o prion ofthe oun I'do'n Let the honest laboring men of our city never ferget 4 that when Wood was elected Mayor, thetr wages stood A 44 wpe’ that T oe come ne ot TRS SHILLING aT; that they were reduced stea* again, sines the City Treasury has been su Ne fend moved ‘for Farhi iintout The general standard af wages in this clty must abeay e Meas L. W Qa epend on the rates given by those LananConraactons | ( WHO TAKE STREET-OPENING AND OTURR JOD8 OF A LIKE von to my fou . whom Wood appointed, these Contractors, it may be wie Se Ne eee eet Ein inferred, have to pay handsomely for their coutracts | Win # Jones” Ayer | before they get them; and so the fee af four or five le thowatnd dollara deducted out af the net praft of the Jobs haa to be wade good to the Contractor ¥ & Rave’ ‘TION oF THE LAnouING Man's AND Macnanton’ Wa t atpnel ihe Remember thie next Twesday ! when you go to vote nt. Defendant had curd ern ur ayer 7h SOANCR EMPLOYMENT; HEAVY TAXATION! 1. CLASES EXORP TH LIFELE GANG OF KNOW-NOTII* 1x08 wito Yoru Woon's nopy ovaRn, VorE rox eto | Havmurrem anv Civic Moxesry 1 ‘Tur MeTRoroLreaN Rooxn of this week publishes the plalutiif for- an article handsomely endorsing Wm. F. Havemeyer, r poaeery ia falr proportion in the Democratic paity. A consis aati] ‘or the other of these must be ol odie the police and to otber positions, according to their ver moles tent Democrat, he haa proved himeelsas honest and meyer. Every vete thrown mn htm, 1 relations ; and inthe last Presidential election he was Boo | a staunch supporter, both with vote aud puree, af Mr. James Buchanan, All imputations to the contrary of this are ealumaies without foundation, ané reflecting little eredit on those who utter them from Interested motives.” THE CITY QUESTION FAIRLY STATED. ‘the question Is atrmply presented, whether Demecratic thie ‘lemigedehacwier ath prin clp.es and the strength avd uscfulnees of the par- —— hat sad fearing omy ‘ani ty in fature shall be sustained ; or whether « victory etlng. Beageralie ae part tatereaitt Tog, 2y, Cases shall be given, through the success of Mr. Wood, to ‘the combined Black Republican and Kaow Nothing i Jeane sr ax vo dete Athen | fore uses a candidate of the Democratic party, and | # part gk } for boron Snic Judge Brennan and a hundred others, equally well that of an enth which thoy say that Wood's most active agents to-day Reoemb lage OF Carine nS EET are Binek Republicans and such Know Nothings as Ly) “4 brine ors, nea ‘Wegver, Morton and Brewer, and that “as lato as win her | edge, occupied bis seat at the Council Board of « he | publishes that Wood's conduct at present docs cer- tainly © give planaibility to the charge that he bas Know Nothings, those organized foes of civil and oiiy tf toy rag tbe iy vat Mayor ets ore Feligious Liberty.” Grvwans! Wood Is now resorting to the lowest arts of the demagogue to ensnare you into again ing him that power, which, when he had it, he Hit ork posnt neasilante igi in Teara masts pth weary in the Chief a p! every ' KE'A BUCCAS, the wholo week when the hard-worklog mechavie Yellow clttaene: Ti < d laboring man hada chance to get cleaned up and com dete © oioualy bag have a likeness taken as 4 memorial for bis family and rr that m t i Ke children ! B Garland OW Bird -- rf Palas & Potter Gedo WOOD NOW TOADYING TOTHOSE HEINS RED. jerous f Munck somes f ‘ Rratrand informed against the Volks ‘Ibeatro at the corner of | 244 Vink ‘Broo & Dart Oder NG Fourth street for keeping open on Bunday. Wood car- | “Hi Geo W Bin tleea little loore change in his porket, snd asks the : ~ nesta in each house to drink “eln lager” with him— THURSDAY BVEAING, Dev. 3 in return for which he expects a cheer on the spot =n » PINKNEY. and your votes to make him Mayor and defost the x: | Democratic candidate next Tuesday! Is not thin—if you nccept—an expeasive way of paying for your ? Will you elects Ki Nothi) sy +MES ai ngr lager? Will ou elect Know Nothing om ouch terme Ags, ag, AVA Y sdaF FER, Maoutsr. han any c(hee WHO ARE AGAINST HAVEMEYER? © A. PEARORY. aie Twice Mayor of Now York, and better known than Aicsandis — Pin'eee de Oy SS oben EDT iu amy other mon tn our elty, the public, private and pa | BO Re@ a ere rey, BO Bost aT CLEVEL ", OWEN rt Lin A ELT. CORY ELAR rth B litiea! character of Wm. F, Haveweyer stands Otani, Dod 400 nate Hi a arrow Night above suspicion!" A covsistent and hig! Bi 5 toned Democrst, always laboring with purse anit vote | * rae vs enon Om a4 Sor the promotion of Democratic principles, the slan- | EW Dunham, — doun Buokisy, Jey dor that Mr Havemeyer voted fur Joho C. Fremont Patty eek at) a at the late Presidential election Is As nase AND FALAR | Amelung & lito, AP ain AN TUR RAYOTATION OF THEE MAN WHO mT Fr Ly Cito | K-upe & Curt Wa Portes LATION YOR Ins OWN SELFISN ENDS! Wm. BF. Have | HIME oi min gaime 4 for James Buchanan, and even the Black | Schloaed fiviloro- ‘ber Hocie, oq, sme Aut b and the Know Nothiag Dispatch are both working hard for Wood's eiection, aad both will be ruined by Wood's defeat. wan of the rmania 1, Jami nford, fart oe ed Yo WATKINS. THE I818H NEWS, thet able and brilliant orga: of the best Irish intollect and judgment in this city, saye—“We tell our readers that Havemeyer is the best candidate for Mayor, and we tell thom that he doent | says ie 0 duoeh Dobos: - 4 The yee he vote wil ask Judge Breupan, Mi ry Charles O'Couor, for election J. W. ae Mi Bike rok Seana tas rione | Thomas F, Meagher, and all the true representative ce ier ‘Tremendous ebeere for Oey ‘KE, for Free- | mem of the same interest are of the same opinion, an® Wie Pty are working for this result, JOUN KELLY ON THE CONTEST, In his recout great specch, Shortff Kelly dwelt upon the fact that Wood was “nominated by himself, and was running Jor hiqself against the Democrati; Par- ty.” “It would be," said Mr Kelly, “the utmoat Soily Yor any Demoerat to vote for Wood, a8 he could not be ocd," “Mr, Havemeyer,” he continued, “bas beoa charged with having voted for John ©, Fremont, Ia anawer to that, I ean ray THA? THE OMARGE 18 UNTRUF, and that Iknow, of my own knowledge, that when Mr. Havemeyer was called opon,during the cumpeiga, by the Democratic Party,for money to defray necessa- ry and log\timate clectior, expenses, he contributed gt00, INDEPENDENCE AND INTELLIGENCE OF OUR ADOPTED CITIZENS, ‘The convicted Know Nothing Wood, who is vow attempting to break down the Democratic party, pute Eta ey Bomossese hag anit! forward eu impudent pretence that he controls the ‘votes of our adopted citizens, but this te as Insulting to up thelr independence as it is false in fact, They possons 8 grade of intelligence higher than such subservioncy would argue, and they will take counsel with their old ard tried nepegsontatives, before entering ona course of war with Democratic Lnterests, ‘THE FRIENDS OF we. v, BAVEMEYER. Samuel J. Tilden and Patrick McElroy are the best WOOD are the idle nnd viclons part of the owomu. nity, whose cole otdert ln te elect a man who will aid ‘them ta. ovtins-cet access to the publle CU end ving ut the expense of the toilig end bewert masses who havoto eweat and freeze for every doliac which they