The New York Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1853, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 1592. MORNING EDITION----WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1858. EWS BY TELEGRAPH. | The Politicians in the Intertor of New York. 5, me a Syracuse, Oct. 11, 1853. = son Case was yesterday nominated at Clinton, Onei- SSYLVANIA AND OHIO ELECTIONS ,, county, for whig member of Assembly from the Second . | district. | Nathan Bristol, adamantine, has been nominated for | State Senator from Cortland district, The adamantines are about starting a new paper in this | city. They passed a resolution at their Convention last night, that there was now no democratic organ here. The soft shells make their nominations here to-morrow for the county. CURIOUS GOSSIP FROM WASHINGTON. SCRETARY GUTHRIE AND COLLECTOR BRONSON. Nescatane Marcy and Capt. Gibson. EO. LAW AND THE CHINESE MISSION. _~ From Albany. i JUDICIAL NOMINATION—BREAK IN THE CHENANGO eat Democratic Gathering in Boston. | Poon WEMENTS OF THE NEW YORK POLITICIANS. | The Hoosac Tunnel Convention, ‘The Pennsylvania Election. ALLEGHENY CUUNTY—WHIGS DISHEAKTENKD. PrrmuvKe, October 11, 1863. | . McClintock, (dem.,) is probably elected to the Stat Atmayy, Oct. 11, 1863. Amos K. Hadley, of Troy, has been nominated for Judge of the Third Judicial district. There is a break in the Chenango canal, near Clinton, whie will take five or six days to repair. \ New Jersey Whig State Convention. | Trevton, Oct. 11, 1863, The Whig State Convention [for the nomination of a candidate tor Governor, will meet in this city to-morrow. The delegates ar v A pate. The whigs are much disheartene?, It is doubt: Ocvan, Fe Newell, Fete ana Heeaceioncnet if they have elected their Representatives. candidates fur nomination. ‘ ; : . Forsyth runs ahead of the democratic State ticket, - A Brawley behind. The Hoosic Tunnel Convention. here has been much scattering. The Senate and As- FircunurG, Mass., Oct. 11, 1853, pbly are both doubtful. A yory large convention was held in this town to- . Roberts, (dem.,) for District Attorney, and Hamp- | day, to further the project of aid from the State to build (whig,) Judge, are probably elected. the Hoosic tunnel. General Wool arrived this morning he whig majority on the State ticket is very small, and | from Troy, and was reeeived by the military. nite returns cannot be obtained till to morrow. The ‘There wre about one thousand delegates present, in the in light. morning, so that you will perceive the scheme bids fair to be an element in the coming State election. Colonel White, of Lewell, was chosen President of the Convention. In the afternoon there were about two thousand per- sons present, and great enthusiasm was evinced in favor of the tunnel, Speeches were made by the President, and by General Wool, Hon, G. M. Usher, George Gould, of Troy, S. H. Price, of Oswego, F. H. Derby, Col. Isane H. Wright, and others. A series of resolutions were adopted, asserting the im- portance of the work alike te the East and the West, and invoking. the aid of all true sons of Massachusetts, in the selection of candidates for the Senate and House, to give their preference to those whd appreciate and support the enterprise, and pledging continued effort until the work be accomplished. DAUPHIN COUNTY, PmiLavELPntA, Oct. 11, 1853. whig ticket is elected. The Legislature, however, joudtful. DELPHIA €TTY—WHIG MAYOR AND DEMOCRATIC MARSHAL, he returns show the election of Murphy, (dem.,) as ce marshal, by a large majority. Gilpin, (whig,) is lected mayor. he whigs lose oue member of the Common Council in | put ward, | THE STATR SENATR. Plain county, seven districts, Mr. Cresswell (dem.) ithe State Senate, has 613 votes; Mr. White, (whig,) Mr. Bell, (temperance,) 620. Mr. Cresswell gains 148 the whig vote of last year. Cambria county, three districts, and Huntingdon hty, four districts, Cresswell bas small majorities, and obubly elected. The temperance candidate runs him Snow at Syracuse, &o. Syracuse, Oct, 11, 1853. An inch and a half of snow fell here last aight, which beat down the trees, and damaged the fruit considerably. The Supreme Court adjourned to-day. McGuire, under sentence of death, will probably have a new trial. The decision is not yet given, however. Eighty Thousand Dollars Worth of Dry Goods. Destroyed. New Ortzays, October 10, 1853, The ships Espinola and Hudson, recently arrived here from New York, had their corgoes of dry goods nearly des- troyed on the passage, by the burstingfof fourteen casks of chloride of lime, which had been improperly prepared by Eastern manufacturers. The loss is estimated at $80,000. LEHIGH OOUNTY—DEMOCRATIO SUCCHSS. @ whole democratic ticket is elected as far as heard. THE LATEST. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12—1 A. M. je returns thus far received from all parts of the , indicate that the democratic State ticket is elected large majority. is impossible, at present, to conjecture the result in city and county. Itis thought that the consolida- legislative ticket in the city is elected, and some law legislators in the county. The indications are Keyser is re-elected Marshal. The Ohio Election. Cia, Oct. 21, 1863. re is such a large number of candidates in this that nothing definite as to the result of the jon can be known before to-morrow evening. have as yet nothing but rumors from other parts of Very Interesting from Boston. DEATH OF BARNABAS BATES—THE FORGERIES—STEAM BOILER EXPLOSION—FRE AT CHARLESTOWN—THB tate. There ix but little excitement here. Interesting from Washington. KUTE BETWEEN SECRETARY GUTHRIE AND COL- ‘OR BRONSON—NEW YORK POLITICIANS IN: & BARE HOMER. Bostoy, Oct, 11, 1853. Barnabas Bates, formerly Assistant Postmaster of New York, and the advocate of cheap postage, died here this NDARY, AND FATHER RITCHIE IN TROUBLE— | morning, ORGE LAW AND THE CHINESE MISSION, ETG. The forgeries alluded to.yesterday are said to be to: the CLAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. extent of $50,000 agains doing business in Commercial street. $47,000 of the forged paper was im the name of Laban S. Beecher, of Roxbury. These forge- ries commenced three: yoars since, but the paper was al- ways promptly taken up until Saturday last. The holders are not inclined to prosecute, as no loss will be sustained. «= is a member of Mount Vernon street chursh, and has always maintained an excellent character. About 11 o'clock last night a steam boiler exploded in the distillery. of John T. Heard, on Ivers street, igniting a large quantity of liquor and setting the building in » blaze. Two parsons were badly burned. Loss $10,000 The explosion shook al) the houses in the neighborhood, and caused great alarm among the audience assembled in the National theatre} The tannery owned by the heirs of Mr. Tuft, in Bunker Hill street, Charlestown was destroyed by fire last night, together with five wooden dwelling houses adjoining, The bark Homer, before reported abaxdoned, on her voyage from Philadelphia to Salem, after having been run into by steamer Achilles, was towed into Edgartown on the 8th, by two fishing smacks The United States Steamship Allegany DISABLED AND PRONOUNCED A FAILURE. Nowgoux, Oct. 11, 1853. The United States steamship ALogany, which has lately undergone very extensive alterations and repairs, returned from her trial trip to-day, disabled, and the engineer pro- nounces her wholly unfit for service. Before she was dis- abled, she only made five and a half knots per hour, with the aid of her sails. Her engine frame is of cast iron, and was split by the expansion of the vessel, which is of iron, and spread open an inch, causing a general smash up of the machinery. Wasmsatox, October 11—7 P. Mf. enzo B. Shepard and Fernando Wood arrived here ht. It is reported that the object of their visit is & practical demonstration of Mr. Guthrie’s letter ctor Bronson; but that while the powers that be g to write another letter, they do not regard the tions from malcontents for practical acts by. them- with great favor. The warfare seems to be a vort inexe contest—great flourishing of swords and noise gs, but no ‘blows. Messrs, Shepard and Wood look isfied. her Ritchie is here in great distress. ‘‘ The skies aint It, and disaffections will not subside.’’ uthrie is squaring himself to receive Collector on’s shot, which, it is said, will be aimed to hit mn wind -and water. The Herat is looked for with eagerness. ‘The messengers from the West here are nd for it early. ‘ge Law is here, and, wsedor, in one of his own boats. ‘tis said, is going to China as boats. 8 CAPITOL. ‘ARY MARCY AND CAPTAIN GIBSON—RUMOR OF A CURIOUS INTERVIEW. Wasurxaton, Oct. 11, 1853. re is some talk in town ofa curious scene a day or ince in the State Department, which promises to the letter of Secretary Guthrie to Collector Bron- I send it to you as it was told to me. reported that soon after the appearance of the and McGregor correspondence in the New York iy, Captain Gibson called at the State Department. cordially received by Mr. Marcy,jwho mentioned in Gibson the fact of the publication of the cor- Indence. Shortly after, as the story runs, Mr. Marcy ted Captain Gibson to signa paper that he ap- d of the conduct of the Secretary in the management buon’s claims, Captain Gibson declined giving Marcy iffoate of character, when the latter stated that he d then be compelled to publish all the letters he had ed speaking unfavorably of Captain Gibson. re are quite a number of rumors afloat relative to ffair, which will require mere space than a despatch dmit. I understand that the Union, the demi-semi , will be out ‘to-morrow onthe subject. More by hext wire. PETER THE HERMIT. MR. MASON, THE NEW MINISTER TO FRANCE. FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPKIt AGENT. Wasunato, Oct. 11, 1853. . John Y, Mason returned to Richmond this morning, to depart on his mission ia the steamship Iboldt, from New York, on the 19th November. rt Tyler Vindicating the Adminis- tration. SPRCLAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, Puitapeirma, Oct. 11, 1358. bert Tyler's speech, made last night in Independence , vindicated the President's policy in reference to ‘appointments, and # thought to indicate the sen- ta of the Pennsylvania democracy on the question. ALPHA. Democratic Mass Mecting in Boston. Boston, Oct. 11, 1853. democratic mass meeting in Faneuil Hall this even- 5 fully attended, and the proceedings throughout onious and spirited. Alderman Frost presided. Governor Boutwell was the principal speaker, and marks were chiefly upon the subject of the adoption je proposed new constitution, which he advocated much force. Hon, N. P. Banks also addressed the ing. olutions were introduced and unanimocely adopted, ping the inaugural address of the President and the nore platform, approving the nomination of Bishop Dowley for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and bneing the Maine Liquor law of 1862, as radically in principle, and productive of no good in prac- ind urging its speedy repeal, Delaware Constitutional Election. PwLapKUeMA, Oct, 11, 1863. returns, as far as received, show a majority of 600 the new constitution, and there is no doubt it is Health of New Orleans and Mobile. New Onzxans, October 10,—P. M. The weather here is cool and fine, and thousands of absentees are returaiag, considering the danger from yel- low fever over. The health of Mobile is nearly restored, and there. are only occasionally cases of yellow fever. Ratlroad Contractor Robbed. PrrrsnrG, Oct. 23, 1853. The contractor of the Steubenville Railroad, while rid- ing in a buggy last evening, with a lady, was attacked about mile east of Noblestown, beaten until he became insensible, and robbed of $600 which he had just drawn from the bank, The James Adgor at Charleston. CHaRiEston, October 11, 185s. The U.S. M. steamship James Adger, Capt. John Dickin- son, from New York, arrived here at 3 o'clock, this (Tues- day) morning. Markets. Monitx, October 18, 1853. The sales of cotton for the past week foot up 1,00 bales, Middling is quoted at 940. Borvaro, Oct. 11, 1853. The following have been the receipts to-day:—Flour, 000 bbls.; wheat, 29,000 bushels; corn, 10,000 bushels: ) Wushels.” Flour quiet and easier. Sales 3,500 Is, at $6 69 a $5 75 for Ohio, and $5 76 for Michigan. nich inquiry, except for prime parcels, which and above the views of buyers. Sales 1,600 t $1 26 for Michigan, and $1 21 for Upper Lake. Corn quiet and easier, Sales 15,000 bushels, at 66c. for Western mixed. Oats dull; no sales. Whiskey unchanged, ALMANT, Oot. 11, 1863. roduce since our last have been as an- 0 bbis.; wheat, 61,000 bushels; corn, 87,000 bushels; cats, 38,000 bushels; barley, 23,000.’ Flour vteady, but active, Sales 1,500 bbl 87 for State, and $6 87 a $7 for Western. prices firm.’ Slew 1,000, bushels, at. $1.58 for ‘orn quiet and easier. The receipts of nexed:—Flour, 6, sonesee. Sales 2,000 bushels, at 83c. a 84c. for Western mixed. Barley, sales 50,000 bushels, at 82c. a 8de, for two-rowed, and 8¥e, a 87340, for four rowed. Outs tirm, at 48 ke. a 494¢0, Whiskey, prison, 313¢0. Georgia Election—Succoss of the Democratic Candidate. We have returns from 94 countiés, which give Her- schel V. Johnson 964 majority over Mr. Jenkins, for Go- vernor, In the remaining five counties to be heard from, viz.: Camden, Clinch, Emanuel, Irwin, and Montgomery, Governor Towns, (dem.) in 1849, received 873 votes, an Mr. Hill, (whig.) 500 votes. Should Mr. Johnson, there- », recelve about the same vote a8 Governor Town in le will be elected by a majority of from 800 to 1,000 Items from Baltimore. REMOVAL OF MR. BRONSON DEMPTION OF U.S. STOCK, Bartimork, Oct. 11, 1853. te advices from Washington this evening state there is no truth in the remored removal of Mr, on from the New York custom house. mail of last, evening brought to the Treasury D D—RE Obitu ny ‘The wife of the Inte Professor Webster (the same who was executed for the murder of Dr, Parkman) also died at Boston on the 10th inst, She was lady much esteemed and respected among a large circle of acquaintances there. ‘The terrible crime and fate of her husband had cast a 00 of U.S. stock for mption. _— over her life ever since that event, which, beyond New Orieara of Welrerday, due this morn. | the power of the kindest aympathien to dispel, has at ‘hand this af having probably been length followed her to the grave. John Goasin, the celebrated clown, died at Natch Miss., on the 7th ult., of yellow forer. to afternoon, Tate, through the blundering of the post agents in city. CITY POLITICS. AAARAROARR A Aan Aa Hardshell Senatorial Nomination. Last evening Hon. Thomas P. St. John, late member of the Assembly of the Seventeenth ward, in this city, was unanimously nominated as the democratic candidate for theSenatorship of the Fourth Senatorial district. Mr. St. Jehn has servad in the capacity of Assemblyman for the last two years, snd now comes before the people for their auffrages as candidate for Senator. Maine Law Nom{nation for Assemblyman. Wm. B, Smith, Esq. was nominated last evening, by the friends of temperance, as their candidate for the Assem- bly, to represent the Second Assembly,district, comprising the Third and Sixth wards. Ninth Ward Charter Reform Meeting. There was rather a slim meeting of the friends of char- ter reform held last evening, at the Bleecker Buildings, near West street. Mr. Lambert Suydam was chosen chair- man, and explained the objecta of the mecting. The following gentlemen were nominated Vice Prest- dents:—Abraham Van Ness, Wm. Mandayelt, J. H. Towns end, Henry Hunt, Linus Scudder, Henry Deboise, Hirany Blauvelt, Grandine Van Tile, A. W. Morgan, Park H. Lano,. John Hayes, Wm, H, Degroot, Samuel I. Van Tawn, C. We , James Harriot, Charles Nagle, Dr. I, 0. Pond, Peter hultz, Wm. W. Cornell, Harman R, Wells, C. Wester: J field, Dr. Miller, Jas.Wallace, Daniel French,-Jas. Struth+ ers, Theron Losee, Peter E. Coon, Secretaries—Herbert Hall, Robert Johnson, Charles nton and Seudder Lee. Dr. Farrington was ealled on to speak, but begged to be excused in consequence of a severe cold; he said, how- ever, that Dr. Harrington and Mr, Bailey would address the meeting, and he (Mr. F.) would read the nominations of the committee and the resolutions, He thon read the following :— The Neminating Comraittee of the reform party of the Ninth ward would respectfully present tha- following named gentlemen for the ensuing charter election :— Charles ©. Leigh for Assembly. Peter P. Voorhes for Alderman. : H. P. Iee for Common Councilman of Twenty-Srst Dist. (has C. Holder, “ Twenty-second. Cornelius Cooper, ‘Twenty third. Alfred Brush, Twenty-fourth, Abraham Demarest, Assessor. Gar 5 Weight, sree Commissioners. J. Terbell, School Inspector. P. Brush, Ocantantie Benj. D. Wisner, srt Rosolved, That {n consequence of the notorious eorrup- tions which attend the prinary-meetings of both. political parties, the time has come whem overy trie friend of ‘the city Should vote only for those candidates who aro knowm to be honest and capable. Kesolved, That the individuals nominated by the Reform Association of this ward hava, by ' long course of honest dealing, won for themselves the confidence of t i and as such we heartily reco-amend them to the the citizens of this ward at the coming election, Resolved, That the friends: of municipal reform are geati- fied at the lively intersst takon by our fellow-citizens tn the subject, and aré chocrod with the prospect that the sovereign people intend to throw off the yoke of party tios in regard to our municipal government. Resolved, That in consequonoe of the municipal corruption of the present city governmont, s is the imperative. duty of every true friend of his county to uso all lawful mexne to elect good and true men, and thus purge the city frum mis- Tule and plunder. Resolved, That wo do hesaby, pledge ourselves unitedly and harmoniously to use all Iswful alld honorable moans to secure the election of the candidates of the refor=party of the Ninth ward, Mr. Baily, Mr. C. ©. North, and Dr. Harrington, then addressed the meeting. The resolutions were unanimous- ly adopted, and the meeting adjourned. The Whig Primary Electionar ‘The whig primary elections were held yesterday morn- ing, from six to ten o'clock; every thing passed aff quiet- ly, as far as we know. The-results we give be! ow: Wards. JUDICLABY CONVENTION, 1—James Green, Kdmvng Griffen, J.J. Tyler. 2—James H. Walsh, Jospph 8. Taylor, Benj. t. Chambers, 3—Oscar W. Sturtevar'y Thos. Outwater, Beni C. West. 4—Jireh Bull, John Oliver, Wm. H. Sparks. 5—Geo. C. Cornell, Chas. ¢. Nott, Daniel Bowly. Tr 6—Chas. R. Swords, Jag. B. Taylor, N. C. Evorett. eg Mills, a. Li v1 3. Lal \. T. . Ea 10—J. T. Brooks, Revs ant W. ¢ TicPorter G. Slertern, Geer Wr RU, asd Hoeven, 12—C. W. Van Voorhais, W. H. Stodgill, Thos. Carnley, 13—Jobn Pearsall, Wm. H. Brown, Win. H Wright. 15—Jos. B. Varnum, Jr., Wm. G. Sterling, 11H. Anderson, 16—Sam). Delamates Wash. R. Ve milye, R, H. Shannon. 17—Jedediah Hart, Nath 7. Hicks, Ben}. Vinkney, 18—C, 'T. Yemple, 0s L. Stewart, Win, Ear'e, 19—M. M. Davidson, H. W. Genet, John D. Hoyt. 20—C. H. Tucker, CC. Ellis, J. T. Couenhayen. 21—F. A. Tallmadge, Jas. M. Flandreau, Sidney H. Hart. 22—Chas. Wilmot, John Y. Varick 1. Wing. Wards. SNATORIAL CONVENTIO’. 1—Benj. D. Quigg, Jno. M. Grifiin, Chug, Brown, Jamos McKena. 2—Gideon Clifton, Solomon King, Alexander F. Welsh, Wm. D. Johnson. Woad, Charles M. Hoogla, Jacob P. Marshal, Alanson 8. Jones. 4—Dennis Mclaughlin, Jireh Bull, Wap..H. Sparks, Chas. Chambeziain. 6—Robert Janes, William Hall, W. Chapman, Levi Ap- is of W. Scamnan, Jas, B. Tayler,,P..0. Van Wyck, Wm. we. 7—Robert, Murray, John B, Webb, Thomas Williams, ‘Archibald Hail, William A, Fruebora George A. Buck: inghasa. 8—Willis Blackstone, J. E. Mil'gr, H. N. Wild, John For- shay, George Boyd, Joseph % Barnos, James G. Mof- fat, David Coleman. 9—Wau, Perigo, Jacob Cholwst!, Geo. Briggs, 8. A. Cun- ningham, W. H. Alberston, Samuel Brevoort, Wm. B. Meech, Mathew Kane. 10—Ambrose W. Barnes, George W. Young, D. H. Cor- nell, Mathew S. Miller, Wim, H. Palmer, Samuel F, Bartol. 11-yCharles M. Simonson, Laban C, Stiles, Daniel, Will's. 12-+.Ab.am Wakeman, Marcellus Eels, Spencer Gregory. igcJohn H. Briggs, Aaron H. Sharp, Alfred Star, Will liam W. Ly ons, Fredorick Fitzpatich, George Ferris. M—James McLane, Samuel Brown, Wm. 8. Wood, Chas. “A. Stuart, John Burnish, Morris Miller, Lucius B, Al- len, Thomas Crane. 16—Robert H. McCurdy, Samuel W. Johnson, Jchn P. Hone. 16—William S. Davidson, Charles J. Day, Worthington 3—Ja Hodkinson. 17—William Brown, fal Haight, Mathew Hy, Chase, Henry H Haight, Edwin A. Ware, Henry Grasze. 18—M. G. Hart, Edwin B. Brush, Leidy Bilger. 20—John V. Gridley, Henry MeLean, James L, Dayton. 21—Alonzo A. Alvord, Henry B. Cook, Jonas ¥. Concklin. 22—George Feituer, James M. Byrne, John Ives. Wards. CHARTER CONVENTION, 1—J P Phenix, A M Cozzens, Curtis Judson, Wmj Burn- ham, Walter W Townsend, Wm P Seii, Jonas Bartlett B F Weymouth, Levi Martin, JG’ Morrison, Wm Them; eer M Meet! Bens pect raed be rick, fenry Jui james Silvey, Hi- Fam Griffin, J Deiffenbocker, Wa Black, G Van Zendt, Isaac Graff, Thomas Nesbitt, Stephen S Eagan, Henry Ketchum. 2—Orlando Fish Edward McGinness, George C McClary, Sparbawk Parsons, Thomas Hallam, Joseph A Kemp, Jobn Hooper. 3—James 4 F Hopkins, Royal G Millard, James B Hoven- ben, Charles Baker, Robert Forsyth, Cheater Lamb, AH Tyler, Isaac DeGarmo, Charles A Stetson, Amos TGavitt, Thomas Outw: 4—Richard’s Williams, Charles Chamberlain, R P Simp- ron, Augustus P Greene, Emanuel Lister, Daniel Murphy, Benjamin F Buck, John Edwards,’ Edward Perry. Robert Hyslop, A W Leggett, Augustus, Whitlock, H Richards, John McKimmen. 6—William Rowe, NC Everett, Bernard Passman, C B Focte, John MeNulty, Reuben Lovejoy, Lorenzo Carey. S Jeremiah Besson, Ilarvey Hart, Thomas M Cornwall, James M Murray, T'S Jones, A {.Sawin, James McRae, Joseph Forbes, JM Price,’ James Gridley, William ,Georgs Nurse, Abraham Van Seun, John J Merret, Benjamin T Foster, Augustus Gottier. 11—Hamilion Wade, P V Husted, Richard G Hunt, 8 H Carpenter, KI Jimmerson, Gilbert G Pine, Joshus Davenport, John Kelsey, John Tylor, William Peter- son, John Bixcoe, Elijah Proctor, William Greene. 12—Stephen Puboiay Philip Werner, Joseph Cushong, Walver Oakley, George B. Over, William Theal, James R. Walter, A. L. Lounsberrry, T. H. Blenckley, Levi Adams, H. Waring, William Oakley, George W. Aller- ton, Alexander R. Thorp, J. P. Butler. 1d—Lowerbistrict, Alex. ¥.’ Pringle, Goorge Wood, John W. Schenck. Upper District, John Fleming, Silas Fife, JC . Middle vistrict, Caleb Gedney, William J. Hardenbrook. W. Kuhn, (5—B0d District, John C. Green, Jas. W. Underhill, Sam- = aine, j Wilson Green, Lovin Cowle ; a. 40th District, Benjamin L. Swan, Henry A Kerr, Peter P, Van Zandt, Samuel L. Griswold, John 1. Weston ; 4ist District, R. L. Kennedy, E. S$. Van Winkle, Dr. William N, bluikeman, M. B. Blake, George D. H. Gillespie. 8—Ist Listrict, Moses Maynard, James M. Thompson, John J. Hertick, Andrew P. Sutton, Cornelius Brod: erick ; 2d District, Charles P, Kirkland, George W. Truss, Thomas Sampson, Charles Mason, James . Randell. 20—Ist District, R. Taylor, 8. Concklin, F. Lyman, R. Hunter, A Mead, L. Freeman, Dr. A. Coe; 2nd'Dis- trict, FM, Curry, D, 8. Young, A. 8. Bender, J. Gar. be:, A. Melean, F. Gre; . H. Raynor ; 3d District, ‘p, Childi, je, Willian 24 Rowland, John Rrady, E. H. Roed, T, William H. Peabody, Charles Simpson, A. Coo, 21—64th’ District, James M. Odell, W. Darling, Charles Gedney, R. F. Mitchell, ©. H. MeLean ; 55th District, George Peckham, R. J. Mathews, James M, Flandreau, Irn A. Fowler, 29-—Josoph Churchill, Walter Newhell, Albert Vanderbeck, Charles Barberie, William Halden, Martin Cisco, An- , Peter ©. Male, Francis Drinks, Theodore thony Ki ¥. Meye J. Morgan, Wards. ASSEMBLY CONVENTION. 1—RS Collins, PB Van Houten, Jos A Gazdner, Francis Bigelow, Pwtrick Closey. 2—James Gallagher, James £ Garter, Franti: & Street, Thomas m, Elisha H Mansfield. 8—Samuel KR Mabbatt, Joseph Kettin, Chester Lomb, Ralph Pattesson, Archibald Conhrane. 4—-Robert P Simpson, George Joce4yn, James H Maxoman, Fmanuel Lister, James Kirk, Ebenezer Evans, James McDonald, John EAwards, Augustns P Greene, 'Alecun- der Fisher, David P Blair. S-«llias G Drake, Samuel S Wyckoff, George Whitlock, Joseph B Cate, Joseph’ B Taylor, A Booth, Thones* P Little, James M Tuthill, Mark Fowter, George Birk beck, Jr, Edward P Wright. 6—C W Schaffer, George Mason, Abraham Slorentine, Jr, Israel Williams, James Nosbit, 7—Jamem F Freeborn, William M Baydock, William B Belets, EW Morgan, James Wilmore, John Evans, John Usiffen, Stephen Roberts, E McPherson, Williaa Gurnsy, EJ Roberts. &—John J Siticocks, John MSu‘tth, Jacob Born; Jeremiah Berson, Edward Green, George Nuree, J W Fatl, James Gridley, AF Lawson, J E Matter, James Webb: 9—0 T Wardéll, TH Brown, Wn: Noble, N gD Thayer, James W Barr, Chas F Holder, .A Stewart, Jaccl Seb: ring, Isaac"Bdsall, N Carroll, Lisvid Price, 10—George W Thurber, Joseph Gimore, JT Brooks, Jos Cooley, F Laekwood, J W Mason; J Hi Sleeman, Jas A Jas Grifith, Thomas Corbett, Daniel Hulse: 1— Joseph Southworth, GC Mulfer, ' James R Spaz‘ow, Geo H Raymond, Oliver Latin, ZaDhania C Smith, deo W Barrett, Benjamin T Rhoads, James Lucas, WH Romaine, Horace Smith. 12—Wm Struckmany Samuel R Downer, Isaac Hallowey, John German, J§ Vredenburgh. } 28—James Pearsall, Win W Young, Js P Haight, H oO tel Wm C Bat} Abram F Brow William King + Robert V Mackey, Francis Finch, © E Howell, P A” Webb. Dh—Benedict Lewis, Ju, Pattison Jollie, Thomas B Frith, Benjamin W Richsetm, Adam Peitch Aeron Hardman, William H Browne, D James Allen, Hevace V Sigler, David Sherwood, 1} Jaw M Lunter, D Vondersmith, DB jydell. 1D) Horace Green, Noreis A Phelps, WrrMaylor, John © Bishop, Thomas C Acton, ‘Thomas Deamy, Inaac M Phyfe, Jacob S Beekman, Philip H Jonas, Otis D Swan, Sawin J Brown, 16—Hidward Berrian, Jara%® Hornby, Thomes-Stevenson, Yraac W Smith, Chas Sutton. 17+-Lewis J Kirk, Reuben CoMills, Wm B Carpenter, Rich- exd R Jackson, Stephen Swing, John Robbing, William Doty, Thos Young, Wm ¥ Noe, Walter Smit®, John N Hoffman. 18—Wm Kk Strong, Henry Suyvlam, Jr, Jonatha» Nathan, Wm H Adams, Chas F Heywood. 20—Hngh Turner, John Willys, Wm R Stewart; Martin Prontia, Daniel Hogencamp: 21—Francis Harris, HC Pridham, W Robertson, Jr, WH Haight, RJ Mathews. 22—Augustus L Wood, Sam’l Eoiden, John $ Smit!s, Fran- cis Dominick, Billings Draks. Wards. COUNCILMAN CoxwEMON. 5—Ist Dixtriet—John Boyce, Chas Tappen, John Castree, PeterMood, George A Barnog. 2d—Henry Coit, Bur- ton Tuomas, James © Gulick,-George H Sinith, Jared Wiloox. 6—Ist—!# © Van Wyck, JH Evens, O W Brennan, C R Swords, Geo W Williams. 2d—sracl William, Lo- renzo Carey, Abraham Florontine, Jr, Bernard Pasa- man, Geo Mason. 3d—Win Rowe, Geo W Lowry, N © Everett, John McNulty, Chas 8 Foote. ist P Barrow, A Chichanter, D L Pettee, Daniel Coger, Johm Mulligan. 2d—Go0 Cook, E Merritt, Rubt Hudsca, Saml Y Young, Barns Bennett. 3d—H4man Boyd, William Lewis, Thos Abara, WH McKinuey, R Edward H Senior, @¥ Banta, Wm H Por- Tigo, J Stilwell, Francis Sniftim 22d—Jay W Booth, Fugen Ward, ‘Jackson Lawrance, Asa Butwam, D 23d—Geo B Springstsen, F Fowler, Jolm& Jacob L Sebring, SA. Gumningham.’ 24th— D HD'sk, Robert Peterson, James W Farr, Jazavs $ Anderse —S W Paxson, Oscen- Beekman, J H Barr. 26th—Monry Smith, Seaman R Kowler, Henry Harris, Reuben Bryant, Jas M Wilkins, GE Simpron. 27th— E_E Doily, Wm H Palmer, D ‘h.€ornell, @ W Yeung, Wm Swarts, 18—83d Dist—David A Forbes, James Dewey, Wm FL An- dersor, Jasper Vanpelt, John Werris. dth—Andrew Craft, Wm Swinarton, Henry Ylace, Richard Cornell, David Tappon. 35th—Augustva Morand, Amos Colt, Dr C W Churchill, James Scott, John Belden. 17—46th D'st—Benjamin Jones, Josaph Haight, Williom B Brown,. Charles Hobbs, Wm \..Noe. 47th Dist—WVm Cary Ee Pinkney, Hexry H Haight, lewis J Kirk, CMills, 48th Dist—Jeseph Sparks, Hen- ry Brown, 8 P Townsend, M D, W: Andrews, John Reed. 49th ist—Walter Briggs, John O Halsted, Wm W Lyons, Charles McDougal, © U North. 0th Dist— Jobn M Rich, Wm Clark, Joseph Whitehead, J Harvey, MD, John Howe. Demiocratie (Soft Shell) Petmary Electtons. The democratic (soft shell) primary elections came off yesterday evening, between the hours of Gand 72. M., the resu’ts of which will be found below. In tho First ward thezo was a spirited contes’, more particularly over the charter committees than for either of the others Mr. John B. Holmes heading ono ticket as a candidate for Aldermza; but the other ticket, which ix as yot nn- pledged, wus elected by the overwhelming inajority of 361. These two returns for this ward, as will be seon below are headed the ‘People’s Ticket ; but, as the other poll held at the place appointed by the Tammany Hall Committee, we infer that it is-the legal one. Ca-account of sorag difference, the suppor‘ers of the *‘ Peoplaia Ticket”? held “heir election next door, running an opposition boat. However, it is for the soft skotl committee to ¢2cide which is the zeal Simon Pure. — « There was more enthusiasm the Loney ward in- among the soft shells than in the other wards. specters, however, were so-dilatory in counting up, that the feelings of their supporters could no longer be strained—so, in a burst of impatience, thoy. ferced o} the,door of the room where the inspectors wore busied in their duties, and thus put « temporary stoppage to the business, As it was lato, and there appeared to no be cer- tainty of the affair baing settled for somo,time, our re- porter left with the ticket as given below, the whole of suhich, however, is tho-return, with the oxcoption of the abarter officers; thom the inspectors had not declared, swben they were Ho unexpectedly disturbed. In the Ninth ward the numbers for oach ticket were 780 and 220, leaving for the successfu) ticket 560 majority, FIRST WARD. PEOPLE'S TICKET—PIERCK, SEYMOUR, AARCY, AND FOWLER, In conformity wth the call of the General Committee eh Tammany Hall, the people of the First ward assembled at No. 3 Washington stroct, to give their vo9s to the regular tickot, where they were refused tho use of the room by the TOP ae. tors, Two of tha inspectors being absent, Mr. Phelan remaining inspector, appointed twa others namely, Ed xard Dalton and Msrtin’Melgher, and, adjourned to Mr. l¢ane- street, where the people votedy with an’s, No. 9 Washington fhe following sesult — Holmes, ticket Chariick ticket FIRST W For the + 619 3 1c) JULALARY. Joseph, Collins ‘John Blea, Patriga Phelan, r John B, Holos, Patzipk Hogan. SENATORIAL. Joba B, Holmen, Henry Free), Janes Ryan, jun., William Joangon, Sdward Walsh. ‘ASSEMBLY, pndrew Baldwin, Charles Wildfang, ohn Brady, Louis Zant, James Bri counct FIRST DISTROS. RCOND DISTRICT. John Coffee, Joha O'Brien, John Leber, Patrick Malonoy, Timothy Ryan, ohn Bri Thomas 0’ William Kough, John Lee, Conrad Schulte, Patrick Murray. FOR CHARTER. Joreminh Kennedy, Edward Walsh, John Slattery, Edward Dalton, Patrick Murray, Henry Gilman, Wy y John MeMabon, William W ‘Timothy Sullivan, Joreminh Johnso William Lee, Patrick O'Sulliv Michael Magrath. PATRICK PRLA EDWARD DALTON, $ Inspoctors. MARTIN MEIGHER, Witnesses to counting ballots P. Thomas Branagan, Hogan, John Bles John Meaney. FIRST WARD. At an election held by the democrats of the First ward, at No. 3 Washington street, on the 11th day of October, 1353, be- tween the hours of 5 and’7 P. M., in pursuance of the resolu- tions of the Democratic Republican General Committee at Tammany Hall, October 6, 1853, for the purpose of fe the Judiciary, Senatorial, Assembly, Chart , Counc! nominating committees, inthe absence of Thomas C. Burns and Patrick Phelon, two of the inspectors duly, rip to conduct such ejection, Charles MoCa; A.J. 4 were appointed by Thomas Creede, the other inspector, to fill such vacancies, and thereupon tl following ticket was duly elected by a majority of 364 votes : 3 JUDICIARY. A. J. Porry, ‘James Lundigan, Tames Fitzgibbon, Michael Connors, Jamon Sorahan. SENATORIAL, Michael Phitlips, George K, Burns, Patrick Quinn, james Lee, . John Flim. ‘ASSEDONLY, Patrick Hogan, Christopher McDermott, Patrick Burns, Edward C, Brophy, Michael Bowes. ORARTER. rtin Crom Bernard Dufly, bi Rk a James ooley, COUNCIL—FIRST DINTRIOT. John Dowling, Monty Mi Jobn Coffey, onl Michael Doran, Jr. COUNCHL—SECOND DISTRICT. Dermott, John Smith, Thomas Cooper, Garrett Clorey, Patrick McGuire, Patrick Kerrian, With power to fill vacancies, THOMAS CREEDE, A.J. PERRY, Inspectors. CHAS. McCAY. ‘ THIRD WARD, mt Igett Pierce, Seymour, and Kelly.—At rimary election held "at B8 Greenwich. strece on Tuosday, Oct. My be tween the hours of five ance ef call of the democratic republi Hall, on the 6th inst, the DEMOCRATIC REPU In favor of the National and State rations, DELNGATKS TO THE JUDICIARY. ConraES Ion. John B Doviia, Daalol Moony, f With power to fill vacancios, D. MOO! DELEGATES TO THIRD SEPATORIAS CONVENTION, Maloney, MM. Kennedy, omas Bigelow, ‘Phomas Monroe, Ht, J. Mubbatt. DELEGATES TO SECOND ASSEMBLY CONVENTION, james McNamara, 4G. Eldredge, A. F, Eldredge, Thevbald Butler los Henry. COMMITTER TO NOMINATE CANDIDATES FOR CHARTER orricens. H. J. Mabbatt, John MeCoy, George Guion, John M. Mimne, T. Decker, Wn. J. Monr: Samuel Taplor, ‘Thonins Spillman, Jeremiah Curtin, Charles Volie, John Hurley, oma Monro, John Otersom, J. G, Eldvedge, Chas. Fletcher, NEY, A. BAILEY, J. G. ELDREDGE, POURTH WARD. it primary election, held rauant to the callof the ifmotrssie Republican, General’ Committos st) Tantmamn: Hill, between the lapurs of five and sevon o'clock, P.M., bes ll, 1843, the felkpwing ticket was lected by a maj bes: — TABCULAR D! PRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET: For rmeu, William Baird. Inopectors. of we suaierat. oars UF Oakley, George Il. Purser, John Sweom Taco Mantel W. Clarke nS Timothy O'Brien. SENATORIAL. Joseph L-titon, Patrick Coyle; L. Greon, George McGrann. Jobn W. John t. One Patrick Boyle john W. Ager John T. Omen, atrick Boy! ‘ OMe Rickan Charles H. Lyou Ralph Aitken, George ARTED, ist te the ti and finding tl 4 in at the hour for opening the polls, they called a meetin FOR CWARTER CONVENTION Jedidab satlex, Patric! yen Edward Gostelts, Whitebond, Geo. W. Homan. Terrence B. ‘mith. FOR AXCOND COUNCIL DIWFRICT CONVENTION, Wim. Hoag, John Fosdick, John Read, Nathan Reed, Wm. Douglas. FOR THIRD COUNCIL DISTRI Abraham ¥. Parker, Andrew Jackman, cCONYEN TIO: os H. Blaisdell, Joha D. Hicks, Hiram Engle. FOR FOURTH COUNCIL, DISTRICT CONVENTION, Michael Reardon, Chas. T. Leviness, Nicholas Noonan. FOR YIFTH COUNCIL DISTRICT CONVENTION. Edward Costatlo, James Donnolly, Joseph Wangler, John Davidson, Donnia Lowden. HIRAM ENGLE, WM. HOAG, Inspectors of Electéen,- CHAS, LEVINESS, j ” 7 TH WARD. Twelfth Ward Flection.—In pursance of mocratic Republtcan General Committ tors of the al ard assehul pines, corne hat the auth: call issued iscat Tammeaey ried inspectors were not n of inspectors to #aperintend said ol fro polls were then opened, aud resultes Stephen Lyath, James Upton. | election of the following do the Senatorial, Judiole- ry, Assembly, and Charter Convention James P. Figen, ; John Marriott. } 7 Fee CMARTER CONVENT! d Distric® ‘ John MoCuske, ‘Terronce MoGuire, Josoph Rowe, James Courtney, Patrick Kerin, Michacl Dykeman, Gilbert C. Hibbard, Fourth District, Daniel Sjavin, Michael! Gallaghor, ) John Kearney, P. C. Martin, John Barry. Jobn Moore, ‘Thomas ann Fifth Distric Toneph Geery, Charles Wills, ‘Thomas Reeves, Matthew Lyons, Jobn Tagan. John Rs, William L. Wiley, COUNCILMEN, John P. ‘Dodge, John Doran, First District, Jobn Leonard Theodore Thomanyen, WilliamClary, Amth’y MoCrudden, JUDICIARY CONVENTION. James Roney, gt natles Bocher. Henry . MeGown, Nathaniel Jarvis, Jt., Second District. Yohn MeCusker. Fmes Langdon, _ Patrick Craddock. James Pugh. AEN ATORIAD CONVENTION, Peter Dy ee aig Andrew Sheehan. Isane Dykman William McDaniel, Third District, ‘Thomas Nugent, Patrick McGaam, Solio H. Midmor, | Thomas Mahor. William Cook, William Mackeller. PatRick JfeGee, Ja Ne AIGLIAM DREW, TRICK BOYLE, fraspector CHARLES H. COLLADAY, SIXTH WARD, JUDICIARY CONVENTION, Patrick Kelly, amos Lynch, : + . Matthews, bas James MoGrath. SRN ATORIAL. Francis O'Rourke, Thomas Whi William B. Fay, 9 Owen K ‘i wen Kenneys patrick Mathews, ASSEMBLY, John Hickson, Michael Boggs, William Nealis, Goorge MoKini Peter Hunt. CHARTER. John Quinn, Patrick Geraghty, Dennis Brennan, Henry O'Keeffe, ‘Thomas Flyan, Thomas Dorin, Patrick Murphy, James Glass. FOR COUNCIEME Eleventh District, Bugh Ward, Haugh McNeil, Jomes McGuire, Thomas McGrath, Jamos Wari Thomas Morse, Patrick Wade, Jobn Murray, ohn MeIntyre, Matthew Murray, John Feeney. Tweltth District. Jeremiah Rogers, Petor Riley, atrick Clifford. Thirteenth District. Edward Mahody, Hugh O'Donnell, James Conlin, Daniel Powers, James Mount, WM. B. FAY, . FAY, PATRICK MATTHEWS, JAMES FLYNN. SEVENTH WARD. Pu reuant toa call of the General Committee at Tammany Hall , the following ticket was electod bys majority of votet i:— John Martin, James McNulty, John Reagin, Thomas Cavaney,, : Inspectors. JUDICIARY, John A. Bogert, Wilson Small, William Dunn, John J. Reilly, Richard Kimmins. ASSEMBLY. Michacl Brian, Edw. C. Greer, John Graver, William W. Judson, John C. Frazer. SENATORIAL. Thomas W. Adams, William Gayte, Patrick Bagea, Daniel Clark, Phillp Reeves, CHARTER. John Cudney, Daniel McGarvey, James Brow James H. Clark, Charles 3. er Dunn, Charles T omas Lynch, Honry Stoke,’ Benjamin Wiune, nA Michael Mahan, John Gatens, Phil Butler, Charles T. Graver, Thamas A. Glover. Foarteenth District, ; John G. Pari: Bartlett Cahill, John P. Mullens, John MeGuire, Henry Walters. Fifteenth District. Thomas McCluskey, Timothy Scannal, John McKenzie, 11 B. Dunley, il Jeremiah O'Neil. Sixteenth Dis Michael Gayte, William Ramaon, William Dougherty. EDWARD (. GREENE, THOMAS J. BAKER, PETER DUNN, EIGHTH WARD. JUDICIAL CONVENTION. Sohn B. Haskin, Daniel Linn, ‘Gorshon Cohen. SENATORIAL CONVENTION. Henry Close, John W. Kiummi: } Inspectors. R. T. Compton, John B, Haskin, David A. Fowler, Joha D. Botts. aac Kayler. ABSEMULY CON VENTI R. T. Compton, Jonas N. Phillips, Moses Souza, William Murphy, ‘Patrick Gallagher. Li CHARTER CONVENTION. Franklin Coole: Daniel Linn, Bejamin Cohon, Murray, John D. Betts, Dr. Wm. Shirmer, Michael Gross, ‘Thomas Kelley, Abraham Brewor, Thomas Moore, William Roberts, Patrick Gallagher, James McDermott, R. W. 8, Bonsall. COUNCILMEN CONVENTION. First District, ‘Third District. Dr. Stephen Hasbrouck. R. W. 8. Bonsall ‘Thomas Butler, Gershon Coher Henry Green, Nathaniel Robert Howard, Bi John Bennett, Second District. John Wilson, James McLaughlin, George Loutrell, John McKibbins, Thomas J. Munday, INSPECTORS. John D. Robert Lum. NINTH WARD UNION TICKET. Atthe primary olection, yesterday ovening, at 9%) Perry streot, held pursuant to tho call of the General Committee at Tammany Hall, the Ge EN was duly elected:— PIERCE, SEYMOUR AND MARCY. Lucian Mather, Gershon Cohen, JUDICIARY. William D. Kennedy, Peter Van Antwerp, R. B. Fosdick, John Froligh. Lewis P. Edwards, ATORIAL. Jacob S. Miller, George W. Roome, John Hf. Baker, John Donahue, William Spaulding. ‘ASSEMBLY, Michael Cogan, Henry C, Bayley, John Stagg, CHARTER Levi Onderdonk, Abram Frazee, Edward Van Buren, Isaac B Fra John Banta, Edward Scanlan; William Martin, John B. Spartford, Tguatius Flynn, David Ramsey, present at the meeting above alluded to: ASSEMBLY GONVENTION, William L. Wiley, ‘Terrence MoGuie, Michael Gallagher, Johp Doran, John Leonard. ‘The following inspectors were aul: elected by the elesters: JOUN McCUSKER. THOS. NUGENT, MICHAEL GALLAGHER, THIRTEBNTH WARD, NTERRIFIKD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NOMEMA> FAVOR OF THE GENKKAL AND STATE ADM ; Inspeotees, Jobn Mariner, Philip Merkle, Daniel P. SENATORIAL, Ephraim Reed, Alonzo Sackett, William Fick, Benjamin Barker Owen E. W Stephon Brooker, taki Isaac Groey James J. Brooks, Peter Mite Edward Hill, CHARTE! Jacob M. Vrovland, M. John Brown, Alfred Palmer, gohn Burk: i. Cornell Daniel Greenvault, Martin L. Bryant, THIRTY-THIRD DISTRICT. Samuel D. Walters, gnacer Allen, obn Secord, ‘amos Cunning! Edward Burk. THIRTY-FOURTH DISTRICT. Honry Lewis, W. Jacobs, Albert Miller, James Hl. Cook, D. Gildersleve, THIRTY-FIPTH DISTRICT, Jonathan Scofield, John Barrett, Frederick Miller, ir. Leavitt, 4. DR. ERVI E, FOURTEENTH WAKD. UNITED WE STAND! DIVIDED Wx FALLT Be sure your right, then go ahead. PIERCE, KING, AND THE BALTIMORE PLATFORGL, John Kelly, for Alderman. CHARTER COMMITTRE—FIRAT DISTRICT. Patrick Kiernan, James Lynoh, James Cunningham. SECOND DisTHICT. | Charles Taggart, Peter Rice THURD DISTRICT. Andrew Canary, James Hays, James MoCuen, Michael McGrade. YOURTH DISTRICT. John Gallaher, r MoDormete, . Cunning! Edward Abberey, Mathew Daley. THIRTY-KIGHTH COUNCIL DISTRICT. J Patrick MeV Richard Percy, Joseph Hutton, Richard Brady, Joseph Shannon, Wm. Baltes, THIRTY-NINTH COUNCIL DISTRICT, Redmond McManus, Michael Goodwia, ‘Thomas Smith, John Kelly, Michael Murphy, SENATORIAL, Jobn Hallaran, Wm. Raynor, Michael Connoly, avid Kissner, John Duneai Joseph Hagearty, “""""" yames Dougherty, loneph Haggarty, ames Dot Hugh Downie, Howard Vi ‘Thomas Cunningham, Lawrence Riley, Thomas Barry, jr. JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, James McGuire, A. H. Green, ‘Thomas Dualap, James Seatlit, Thomas Boose. MICHARL MURPHY, PETER DAWSON, THOMAS BARRY. SIXTEENTH WARD. ‘Wo, the undersigned, Inspectors of Elections, creay ose tl i ‘all, do hereby on Tuesday, Qranpeeoes, ‘Committeo at tl ction held at ber 11, the following ticket received seven hundred and fortg- wo vi SIXTEENTH WARD WORKING MEN’S TICKET, JUDICIAL CONVENTION, A. 8. Vosburgh, R. A. Adams 8. D. Vanderheyden, Fred. L. Vultee, el ood. NATORIAL Edmund H. Miller, D. F. Curry, lobn F. Ropes, obert Gi Pee A.M. Sniffen. — Thomas Judge, “"""""** Henry Pardio, Tames Sweeny, James Regina, John Rourk, CHARTER. James Cassidy, Henry F. Donohee, Edward Riley, John B. Kelly, Michael T Archibald No! john Dol Daniel Deviin, John McKoo, James Sexton, Patrick Lynch. COUNCIL. Third District. Patrick Me, Wm. C, Scaman, Henry Morrison, Second District. ugh Cassidy, John Ready, Fourth Dist James H. Crawford, Poter Henry, John Dal Mathow Fyn, Charles Tripp, H. Donnell John Gehagen, Peter Keira vith power of substitution PATRICK DOY JAMES SWEEN MARK THOMAS. bleed John G. Ackerso: pReae haaveccaie AWENTY-yiner COUNCIL Dis- “TWENTY sxconD counerL pis | cAurment t 4 call of the, Democrat ‘TRICT. ‘Thomas Radford, Stephen Mesereau, David D. Crane, John Shannon, Thomas Rogers, ‘TWENTY-THIRD COUNCIL DIS- TRicT. Jacob A. Conover, John Houtaling, Thiet. George Starr, Ihert 1, Bogart, kidmore, ry Demarest, Washington Brockner, Charles Chipps, Albert G. Bogart, William Hawke, WAND COMMITT HS. Mark Spencer, Stephen Meserau, Alexander Robertson, Albert Bogart, Jun, Scania Robert G. Bonsteal, Edwar a, Kimbell Dunham, Isaac Paul, Henry Froligh, THOMAS LEVI, IGNATIUS FLYNN, § Inspectors, JOHN HOTALING, TENTH WARD. At a meeting held at the Tenth Ward Hotel on Tuoeda} the 11th inst., in pursnance to # call of the Tammany Ha General Committee, the following ticket was guy elocted:— Union Ticket.—Count; us Carnes, B. Ii. Willis, 1. N. Parker, Cornelius Ewing. jal. Jornel feClusk, H, D. Jobnaon, Joseph Mil Vanduser, Ai W. Anderson. ‘Assemb!, Dor Bry Albert Moore, u. Ch W. Francis, Heur; Gulden, Philip Mc Philip Riley, Francia Ri Canterman,’ Ps Couneil— ry Drinker, Second and in Durning, W. M. Fisk, Samuel Dunlap. Ashendrenner, J. Noidlinger, James Ryan, John Bradley. Inspectors—H. N. Parker, Asn H, Bogert, B, Canterman. we: ELEVENTH WARD, TAMMANY WALL MUST AND SHALL RE S@TAIMED, wloy Smith, for Alderman At & primary election, held at 189 avenue C, (Eleventh ward.) in accordance with tho usages of tho democratic party Ind in conformity with the call cf the Geweral Committee al Tammany Hall, the following ticket was duly clected, hay- ing 65 votes majority over all the othiee tiokete-— YOR JUDICIARY CONTENT! Poter Petit, James C, Willet, Henry Whitehead. FOR SENATORIAL CONVENTION, Chas. T. Leviness, Wim, P. Valentine, Hugh Crumbie, Thomas H. Faron Tames R. Steers, FOR ASSEMALY CONVENTION. David Kerr, 1. Barker, John Lillon, Jeremiah Wary i, Beott Gunyon, moeratic elec: nm street, on Tuesday, October 11, 1853, et received 435 votes, and was electid, no votes gives, for any cther person:—County Convention—John ‘Thoma’ Pierso Senatorial bo Joshua M. Dunt Nineteenth leed store of J Ean et * , James Mvore, John L. Brown, John Fi ontion—Thomns Starr, Wood, Stephen M. Drew, Thomas MeSpedon. Ags D. Moulton, Horace M. Dewey, Gregory , William Denecke, hartor Gi illiam Dunham Donis ick, Michael Fabvey, mia Gehan, PLiNy ny, Robert Gilpatr ee DAyID Woop, I THOMAS PEARSON, § we TWENTIETH WARD. ‘tion, held at 273 Seventh avenue, ular Demooratio Republican ny Hall, on the 1ith of October, I hours of 5 and 7 o'clock P. M., the follo received a majority of the votes polled, Ward—Tammany Hall in favor of the National and FOR COUNTY CONVR Tiy. James M. Post, Solomon B. Noble, Villiam Murray. William Mille Ww ‘Alfred A. Philips. FOR AENATORIAL CONVENTION. James P. Fagan, Robert McKeon, el Tarbush, wen Kinney, William McDermott FOR ASSEMBLY CONVENTION, Dennis Ryer, Wiliam MoConkey, Ithamas B, Ayres, Frederick Millomas, id ‘Yobn Forshay, Jas. Wallace, Jt. Christian Fenwick, John Coy! Peter M. Blogan, Fs Sineaee 4 ‘Thomas Keirnan, Nicholas Daw- YNCM DISTRICT. EIFTY-FIRST COUNCIL BIOTR ICT a 2, Murray, Mose: Richard Moore. FIFTY-THIRD COUNCIL DISTRICT, John Moons J Greenwald, JOUN BRICE, {rm HUGH MOONEY, JAMES §. GATTENS, .