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MAYOR HAvEMEyER AND THE POLICE APPOINT
MENrs.-By referring to the proceedings Of the
Board of Assistants last evening, it will be that
the nomination Of Justice Taylor by the Mayor, has
been rejected by vote OLA to l, every democrat in
that board voting, without debate, against the
Mayor.


The disruption between the Mayor and his party
is now compete-the first blow in the face has been
struck and returned by the combatants The ex-
citement of the locofocos was tremendous, and the
cheering In the City Hall almost walked up the old
Knickerbockers sleeping quietly in their graves in
Trinity and st. Paul's Church yards.


Thus the game begins between the Mayor and his
party in the Corporation-how it is to end, no one
can foreteI. There is a screw loose somewhere,
that's certain