The New York Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1855, Page 1

THE NEW YORK WHOLE NO. 6934. ————— MORNING EDITION—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 185 ‘ CITY POLITICS. The Result of the Whig Primary Elections. ‘The whigs met at their respective ward headquarters yesterday, to clect delegates to the State Convention, to assemble at Syracuse om the 26th proximo; also, dele- gates fo City, County, Senatorial and Judiciary conven- tions, to nominate candidates to be voted for next No- vember. In mo:! of the wards the issues were purely local and personal ia their character. The extreme Sewardites were geagrally successful, from their control of theyWard General aad Siate Central committees, the State patron- age, anda portion of the city offices. But the “woolly heads were loo cunning to put their own mea forward exclusively, and it will be noticed that the list given be- Jow includes straight-out whigs, republicans, Know No- things, Know Somethings (who are quite strong in the Fighteentia and Third wards), liquor dealers, and other parties representing diverse and opposing interests, Among the delegates eloct are 2 number of local celebri- ties, including Congredamen, Assemblymen, Aldermen, besides a host of pan-fsl and small-potato politicians and office seekers. ‘The elections were held at an unusually early hour for the old fogy whigs, who don’t relish getting up at six -Melock to do their voting, and, consequently, the more active and wide awake politicians had it all their own way while the old fellews were asleep and snoring. RESULTS IN THE SEVERAL WARDS. Finer Warp.—Poll held at No 11 Broadway. The ex- citement was not great, and but slight opposition was manifested to the ticket headed by Justice Greeu: Some “opposition was manifested to ‘Bob Collins’? onaccount of his beiag appointed by the General Committee as In- apector to the Eleventh ward election, an undue inter- ference, a4 his constituents thought, and he was left at home. Seo» Warp.—The regular Williamson, Welsh and Clifton ticket was chosen without opposition, as our re- porter \aderstood. The ticket embraces a fusion of all the whig elements of this werd, which, though small in population, has made quite a stir in the political history ofthe city. The election came off at 22 Ann street. Taro Wanv.—Two elections were held in this ward. ‘The inspectors of election appointed by the Ward Com- mittee at first advertised their call for the election to be held at Tyler's, in St. Poter’s place, but the call was -amended in some of the whig journals of yesterday by the change ofplace to College place, a division occurring among the election Inspectors, who have pretty nearly all to say in whig primaries as well as in those of every -other partys at present constituted. The contest in the Third wazd has been produced by quarrels of a personal cand political nature between Messrs, McMullen and Coch- rane, as to the dispensation of the State patronage for this city, The inspectors of election, with their politi- eal friends and adherents, went through the farce of holding two primary elections at both the places we have mentioued. Hon. Gny R. Pelton, whig and K. N, Congressman elect, is on both tickets for the Judiciary Convention. So is Capt. Robert B. Coleman, Seward and anti-Maine law member of Assembly for the Second district. whois om both tickets for the Syracuse Con- vention. Fovrra Wanp.—The Melaugblin ticket was as usual -chosen. and among the delegates elected are William H. Sparks, M. Jones, and William West, counsel for the ten- antry, and quite notoriour for some years a4 an orator of the workingmen. No opposition of consequence was given’to this ticket, except ty @ small number of indi- viduals who got hold of some of the tickets used at the date primary elections of the softs, and put in a few in order to frighten the election inspectors; but as the lat- ter functionaries had considerable experience, and the 4Snside of the track, they were not badly scared. Election held at Aidermnan Baird’s, 17 Oxk street. Fara Wanp.—No opposition in this ward to the ticke vleeted under the auspices of the ward commities, Poll held at 147 West Broadway. Among the delegates elee ted are Gen. William Hall, Alfred R. Booth, George J. Cornell, Charles 8. Tappon, and Thomas E. Smith. Sam Wano.—The ticket known as the ‘Jim Taylo: is elected with no material opposition, except on one of the delegations, whore ©, W. Schaffer had 25 votes to 19 for George Kavanagh, but was chosen, Seventa Warv.—Tho Morgen woolly ticket elected with- out opposition. Eicata Wazp.—The ‘Siusocks ticket’ is chosen, with a slight opposition. ‘The delegates to the Senatorial Con- vention are understood to be favorable to the nomination of Hon. Wyllis Blackstone. Flection at Oberle’s, in ‘Wooster street. Nuvra Warp.—There were two tickets in the field hero, -one known as the long ticket and the other as the short, . The latter prevailed by a yote of 200 to 40. Hon. George Briggs, ex-member of Congres«, was on both tickets for ~Aelegate to the State Convention. Election in the old Bleecker street House, up staire. George P, Nelson, Samuel Brevoort, George B Deane, Jacob Cholwell and Cornelius ¥. Anderson are among the delegates chosen. There was nothing particular to note in the Tenth, Fleventh, Twelfth and Thirteenth wards, except that the woollies were generally eocce+ful. FocmmsTa Warp.—In this ward there was a terrible tight between the adberenty of what was knownas the Wood and Macomber tickets. Ihe dispute arose out of the conflicting claims of certain parties who wished to go vo Syracnse. ‘There-was so some trouble about the de- Jegation thaf-would vote for Strect Commissioner. The affair terminated im a grand row, in which the ballet- boxes were broken. Both tickets, of course, claim to be elected. Formers Warp.—A Unicn fusion ticket elected, No sts WaRp.—There war 20 Bosen tothe ticket the sen are te Delamate' Me, Al the Harbor T, ) and Ex-Alderman James E. Pe. Gane of There vas nothing of noe in the elon wards. The workingmen had to come to their business in the lower part of the city, and the poffticians had it all their own way. DELEGATES TO THD STATY. CONVENTION. ‘The following is a compte Met of the delegates chosen: The following persons were chosen to assemble in their rempective wards, to meet in district convention to elect Aelegates to Syracuse: PImey PUTRICT, Lat Ware. 2 Ward ‘Win. Black. A. J, Williamson. ¥. Smith, M,C. Fordham J. Derrick, Sam. Yates, OD. Reynolis, Gideon Clifton, 4, Parker, Joba Decker. spoaxD Third Werd—Comtated, Ticket. Second Ticket. Rovert B, Coleman. R. B. Coleman, M. Coste, Junias T. Stagy. A. ML Hill, jatter, w. aay C8 Prien ir. Reed. Royal (i, 6) Ward. g were Charles B. Foote. owen Ww. Bevemee. = preruct, 12h Ward. 19th Ward: <7 2 Jackson, John ome Wu. 8. Calkto, Alexander B. Eider mn Giililan, Thomas J. e on Hotchkis+ Charles K. Acker. WG, Metoskey oho David W. €. Meineke ye Mier, | John. Hovland Jeremiah Crowley. FOURTEENTH DIETRICT. ‘16th Ward. 20th Wari. Ponsa) oa Mater, Hogancamp. ky B. Clark, Bull, james T. Couenhaven Pearce, Win. RB. Stewart, rvhay. . 18% Ward. F Aye Ward 9 A.A ery Charles P. er Van Sehas: John Cannon, Rafus E. Crane. Dennis W'Cabe It is understood that these delogrates are {xrorable ‘0 fhe election of Hon. M. H. Gripsell The following are the tloketa elect for the other con- » Acton, James Matarey Robert T. Chapman. an Winkle, Jonathan Rogers, es ee. Yona k A Vig Acinws “Gyo Nes ade Se Judiciary ee et, 2 Poe falta: marae tae Emir ae G. D. Seti taty alin oh Coote Ste, Joans © Bartlett, Thomas Coady, Frank J. ret Phor ter Felt amy Tubbs, J.C. Morrilon, Jonas onan Go Mat. lett, Henry J sche at cab eh ge G john Thompaon, Levi Marti . Weymou cc} A Welsh, ge Mby-wed eee Mani apenas jchn Mather, ic Ayers, J. wd on, J. G. Abbe, A. H. Williamson, H. Sehoonmaker, | MOSUNCy, lease Paylon. i —N. C, Hy, Johan 8, dun Keeker, ani fal—0. Bostwick, James Gallagher, Belcher John B. Valor, Jame I. Horse tiraw. Hl F. ,,B. Brower, Sparhawk Parsons, A. W. c es i, Wiliam Hari. Manni John Hoo) Wind Chest Grahata, Thos: Res, Henty WF Phair, it C. oa oe Yates, H. Schoonmal hr land, M. Brower, eissen, Jo John T, Underhill, Richard es apd ae Berrien, Peter Linge ee iH. Herban M er, Faxp,—the election is contested in this ward. Canty . pet hon Se be Bere aren wel. Casemaiycr. 6. De Geum, Lows | Kendal, Willan Pies Tames Robinson. City—M. R. hy BO» Be “v Brewer, Lewis J. Kirk, John W. Salter, William hatfer, ©. Bunker, Dr. W, Lewis, J. 8. Keeler, Joseph 1. Costa. | Witham Ashman: Charter i one district-2 Senatorial—E McMullen, A, B. Smith, Win. F ard, EF, Judiciary—Oscar W. Sturtevant, ie B.’Shaf- Samuel R. Smith, John ©, Noe, Joseph Hai re Brewer, W,,It. W. Chambers, Cound ie fer, Guy R. Pelton, City—John M. Costa, J. M. Fox, » oa 4 Tare ol maiead, J. P. Do Toweleas I HN. Sherwood,” Gonty | jane Criconier Pein, Seay aie: S. H. Moser, Junins T. Lewin C. Bunker, Wane | GER) NG iiecion Je Keckeieoa, 0 Watton. eee J ‘Atwell, Sheridan Shook. ieg! 5 . ‘Turep Wann, No. 2.—-huiciary Cy Re Pelton, 0. W. Startevant, E.R, Shaffer, Count Moser, Jno. Seabury, ore Se Jno. Tee whoter, Tenis © Cob aac ‘De Garte, Wes. Patten Sevororiatec ino. E. MtWhorter,’ D- Ci Henderson, 8. W. Stout, H. Louns- } go} boty. Asicmtly—Jno, M.°Fox, Wim. A. ‘Archer, Jas. Willis, Wm. Barr, Wm. H. Beam.” Ward | fee Moser, Wm, Patten, He N. Sherwood, Ts CBtehker, &. Shook, A. Leite Wm. A. Archer, pe M. Costa, H. Franklin; y John Lynts, Arthar MeAltner D. W. ©, Berrien, William Machsia’, C Harrison. Eicnnanrt Warn.—hudicial—Homer bie ar F. Dels- pe hg oe tie Peter Taylor, Forty-ninth Council district— all, George Lynes, th Council datrct—D.T. Epa, W.3 Robinson, Rodgers, J. Id Smith, Jonathan Nathan. County—John H. Burle- David Yerrin, 3 mes M. Thompson, Charles Mason, ask, Crane. Delafield +mith, Willinm Earle, ritt, Samuel Brower, Senatorial— M. Thompson, John_ Ridley, George W. Lounsbury, Imiae De Garmo, Jno. E. MeWhorter, Four Wann. “urn —Denzis Melatghlin, Danie ‘ict Ger Se nee Ma nari, 1 iTeiton oon ayant Awana’ Fiward Perry, domes, | Eid {. Mellows, David t. Burdge, Chas. fein Spe San Bian, Peter knson Wi farche isnen Wobinsoms “Cherter=dijeysie dari Senatorial —Deunis MeLa\ Tappen, — Boyte. ght, Creighton, M Stege. Wim. H. Spar ‘Assembl: jokn Fawn Greene, G George’ Joyclin, Daniel Murphy, Wane ‘West, M, Jones, Geo. ¢, Wm. Sparks, M. Stagg, Wm. ee Jobn Boyce. Charter—A. P. Greene, Robt. Sim —Jobn H: Burleson, William Homer Franklin, George W. Truss, William Wright, R. Kerr, Hiram A Maynard, J v Siteny Tees ogee, Joke Hosea fram A Maynard, John H. Von Tassel, Elina G le, Joba Sampson, Wi ‘Adams. Fift on Bante, seventh disirict—Peter Van Shaack, ichael G. Hart, Poter Van Outestoep. Wand.—Judiciary—Wm, B, Rockwell, County—Lawrence ‘NINEIEETH. ey WwW. Genet, Wm, Royce, A. H. Hamil reg Geo Isaiah K Ch M hit Wakp-—Judiciary—George J. Cornell, Charles C, cd ma “a Nott, William Hall. Counéy—Willinm Adams, William Carty area ently tea) Tey. te H. Crane, Jeremiah Lathrop, John Hewitt, Jr. James | Colvin, rancis ae A a Craft, Ci —Johm M. 1, W. Parkes, John Styles, | Clark, Ghartere-Ch sntinn Schwesia, John N. Dingletelne oorge As: Barssey; rns hs Sone omPh | David H.Tenbroeck, Fdward W. Genet, James R. Web- B. Taylor, Theo. A. Ward, A. 3. ©. Smith, Charles 8. Top- Axoatly—A. R. Booth, James M. Tuthill, W. , Charles F. Randolph, James Feirman, Jared Wil cox, Feter W. Neefus, N. @. Van Alstyne, Thomas Flen- der, Randolph Crovell, John D, Kinsey. Fighth Council District—A. W. Leggat, 38. Kilbourne, Edward MePhe- lan, C. © Curtis, A. L. Decamp. Ninth Council District —Geo. F, Randolph, Robert Latta. J. 8. Scofield, John Styles, William Decker, Tenth Covncil’ Distrid—L. G. Evans, James M. Wilson, Jos, B. Taylor, A. M. ©. Smith, come R. Beebe, Robert Taylor. F. H. Read, John Brady, D. D, Conover, John Richardson. Assembly. Robert mith, Peter Voorhisa. tric-—Jobn Richardson, John McKit ber, Thomas McKnight, G. W. Delahunt, ‘Thomas Dye, Cornelins-€. Reed, Petterman, John G, Haviland, James 8 elt. liram Doty, John 4. Ketchain, Tears . Risley, V. B. ‘Twxstirn Wanp.—Jvticiary—Wm. R. Stewart, Wel- City—J. T. Conenhoven, john Williams, Henry Wright, George Ladoo, Fifty-fleal Council dit: immin, Wm. J. Wil- Jobn Db. Kinsey. No 0} ppenition, liamson, John Brady, Ji : F., Jamon Kearney Cont —C. H. , aera eae tering ‘ a BPR wots Tay- | Tucker,’ John ¥. Griall , FM. Curry, Wan TH, Peabed ly, Kavanagh, Terael Williams, PC. Van Wyek, Charies i, | }fanklin Greg. | Seaioriat—Thomas Chilis, Jr., Wa Foote, “City—James B, Taylor, George Wk ket Tucker. Pifty-second Cowncil distric—W. Hh. W. Schaller, George Mason, Jowph Car! Isracl Williama, Charles B. Foote, P. ©, Van Wyek, John McCue. W. Williams, ries B. Assembly —Goor B. Foote, James. ae sracl Williams, Owen W. Bren Taylor, Hleazer’ Johnson, Childs, Jr., George W. el Hogancamp, John Williams, D, §. Young, Fifiythird Council district Thomas John Brady, F. $. Miller, Angas McDouald, TwEstY. Fier Wann .—Judic iary—A. Oakey Hall, Wm. cad Everett, Dantel Stanley. Abraham | s. Gregory, F. A. Talim County-Thomas 0. Da- ee $i dames Becker, CL Schafer, George via, Pamucl H. Cooper, Well, Browne, Richard Pasting, ‘avanag! ies Foote, George Mason, Joseph | ytijay T. Mott, City—Charles . Miller, Penni M’Cabe, Carlisle. Severn WaRD.—Judiciary—Morgan Morgans, Archi- pins bye trig eel ae? Fkoet det Judi ee eee ea Be eke waett | (dell, Charles Gedney, Deanis Vielube. Senaoriai Won. Murray, ib, L, Petes, John L. Griftin, Ben. Peck. City-- Gieqeny, Ma D. Ceaue, isa Wewiors, “Assembly pod Se ae Evans, Dr. vette ay Es. aes 'yaon, Win. Marsh, eg Henry Fraaeer, erherson, eiicas sag ocr sow Kiexaaier, | Wm: Thomas, Charter—Samuel Hi. t. H. H. Rice, ney, J. ¥, Eimonds, | fartigan, Win. Alexander, | james M1. Odell, Francia. Hurris, Donia M’Cabe, Theo- G. Secore. Astembly—-W. D. Murphy, Thomas J. ae James M. Tutti, Sohn Wight, falker, Thos. Truslow, R. M. Poer, Wat. &. Freeborn, Terrence Lynch, Matt. Rowe, W. L. Shardiow. Chorter—— Fountreyts - Council District —Samuel Dawson, 1. T. Williams, Jas. Whilmore, Frank Gregory, Erasmus Kutz. Furreestit. Council Distrie—R. Billesborrow, John Mulligan, Geo. en dJobnson, Greer, John Hunter. dare Allen, Lewis 8. Thomas, Elijah T. Mott, T, 0. Davis, dohn Herring. ‘Tweny.eavoxp Warp.—Judiciary—Peter C. Male, Fred ick W. Clarke, Peter Throop. County—Renben T. Charles Wilmot, James E, Coulter, James Cily—James M. Byrne, Charles Waterbury, William V. Loggeti, Robert Mackey, Billi A. Cook, William Lewis, Isaac’ Fritz. Srrvervra — | Drate, “Sonalorial—avid B. Kerr, George: Cormack, Council District.—Thos. ern, John Hughes, F. D. Ut- | Nathaniel S. Wing. Asembly-—Robert H. Shannon, An: im, E. B. hemes Andrew rege v nn g, | thony King, Henry ¥. Jolie, Alexander lack, William ‘s Bona bong go icial—Andrew Bleakley, John Haklen. Charter—James Bowley, Martin Ciseo, Joha Bee’ aitter, Progra Land Jot eras het Corwack, George Feitner, Peter Van Riper, Samuel Wal- Wild, Morris TeCamp, 'N. Joh: ma ee ‘Mead. Cou lace, George Whitman, "Peter Wergieven; Charles Will ty-Geo. G. Lake, H. N. Mott, H. Cox, Jams Shiaw, A. ley. “Azarmbly—John Braden, James Shaw, B. A. Msyercan, William Eddy, Thos. Read, William ‘Money: penny, Geo. G. Lake, Chas. Stevens, Chas. Thompson, &. . Williamson, 1. G. Cate. City—Andrew Bleak ey, Wan, Bogert, A. H. stoutenburgh, John J. Silleocks, Howard ldwin. Charter—A. H. 8t a h, T. HW. Clark, L. G, Cate, John E. Miller, 8. J. J im. Manes penny, das. May, Wm. Waterman, Win win, ‘Thos, Read’ John Mead, Joseph Fuaet, &. Fell, B. Tt. Fos: ter, 8. Phillips, William Hillyer. mot, Henry Snyder, Robert Mackey, Whig County Nominations. It is said, by the knowing ones, that the elections yes terday indicate the following candidates as standing the best chance of being nominated by the whigs, unles “the delegates change their minds between nowand the meeting of the nominating conventions.” mighty uncertain: “Politics are Nisam Wand. —Judi P, Nelson, Samuel Brevoort, George B. Pete. County—Coas. Crane, Robt. | yamor ken ms Pruke, Barnabas W. Osborn, or Veterson, ae W. Booth, John A. Cregier, Al M4 4. ne Ward, David ey pe Burdett, George Berrian, Jacob Cholwell, Wiltiamn George Colyer, John Nash, Edward H. Senior, ‘A. Sniffen, Dewitt Sheldon. _Senaorial—John Hi Gedney, Devil Hf Dick, ss 1: ns Ca Oncaea 5 ine} le um L. rnelius V, Anderson, Nelson D.’ Thayer. first Diiriete Santen Webb, Willage Mt, Whitoey, John ten. ight," George C. Brown Joun 3. night, G own, John J. Batman, J. G,L. Crawford. hoenty:third a Thoma Sprouls, Toatyfourtk Dis. | yea, as rt fourt ig- ‘Tndeson, lease 0. Hunt, som Gorman, Clark, Christian B. Macdougal, sid Charles ©. Buxton, Gilbert Purdy, Hiram B. Deane, Jeiferson Noble, Francis Keyser, Je Dater, A. ap trict —Jam John W. Marriner A. Leaycraft. TexTH Wanb.--Ju/liciars—William B. Jones, Jr., N. G. Bradford, Charles 5. Hine. iy—Robert Macoy, Leo- nard Lewis, Ambrose W. be dna Jeremiah Pett, 4 John J. Williamson, City—Theodore it, mT. Fan gy Robert T. Halex, William H. Sparks. ‘Senatoriol—Robert T. a A mabe Sab Oa born, W. William L, Miller, Ww. mbly—Wre. Siier Pom Ley Hiram unt, Edward a Cr iblasos, =o t. a vay Scomsens ‘Thomas ©. loan, i. First Nee ey G. Beadiord, John W. Holmes, Hensy Mucsted. Seood Dis- Bir dt see Seca Bee * juyvesant District--Robert Thomas Smith, Hey ee Fifth Distri¢—Joha J. Williamson, T. C) Fisvesm Wazp. an — Judiciary Willara W. Boardman, Michael Devoy, Thomas A. Miller. Cownty—Thomas Foulkes, Lewis H. Watts, Williara Taylor, Jamen Willis, William’ Dodd. ae Julian C. Harri: won, Samuel W, Simon Hazleton, Joseph Stratton, F. Rhoads, i pam Hammell, Louis 6. ie in ee gape Haverly. Thomas ¥ Peter Hammell, Willy, Hadge, Sen, Joh 3B. Hosier, George MacCloud James Cs hn ia phn Willies Kirtou tevin Jones, mate Northroj Rottsford. Charter— LG RAR — Isanc W. comes Seni, Twenty-ninth a District Richard L, Larramore, James Hallick. Thir- tich Caunctt Dictric:—Michael Fisher, John B. Hendrick- son, William Logan. hirty-fird Council Distritt—Chas. Curtis, William 1, Je Vanderbilt. Thirty-secand Sennett Didri—Jobn’ Steinfeldt, Walter Cashman, Wim. Twa Warn.—Judiciary—Abram Meme og Philip Jordan, C. W. Van Voorhia, Hh. Batchelor, William, Onkiey, Roderick A. Whox, E. H. Brown, Thos. fathaniel Dewey, Walter Oakiey, Abra- ham Overblser, J.B. MeConnell, A. Yaa Norden. “Assem- B.S. Ai Kellam, of E 5 > = 23 Fr: x ais RK Steele, J.D, Lord, D. ‘Tuuereen hy, a Collins, B sant en. Finn Bree. Dovid 2.9 Forbes, Béward Seear Jobe em smith, Pattersoo, ace Besbal, Sb John Wright, as “ser, am Stivers. tao J. B. vend ‘a J.P. Webb, Abm. am ag a i Wm. Gaylor J. Gorham, 0 La ty-third Uidtrici—J, M. Gritith, Andrew Grower, C. Rey- msden. Chapter— B. B. Richardson, 1. ‘oe nolds, M. F.C Geni. Thirtty-fourth distrid— J. Allaire, J. Allen, J. 4. Platt, J. Col- areal A. Tirmudages W. Higley. Ba Mt Belew, 0. Horan, W Churchill, B. Hammond, T. Mathews, 4h VOURTERNTH wie tickets claiming to be elect. Both ae )) —Senatorial— wi 5 ood, Sm ¥. Cornell, th ox County Clerk. —Geor, Coronere,—Charioa ook; clamps. #ix incher. arrangements in the and » state room is sailors wil) have vito to wish for, ax their comfort has been wtudied by finish: and the young and coterprixing Messrs. We Ah Dek. WY Dr. P, A Perry, Dr. P. Van Wyck, Dr. John ives, it City Inspeder. W. Morton, or Charles Riddle, —Georgs Street Commisioner.—Joseph 8. pot ies sure Commissioner of Repairs and Supplics.—Jaeob 1. Curporation Couneel.—Theodore FE. Tomlinson, or Ogden Dodge. Hoffman. Comytrolter.—Soseph ©. Pinckney, Robert T. Haws, or Nathan C. Fly, are mentioned, Gicvrnor cf Almshoure.—There is a host of candidates. Porter G, Sherman is pretty prominent, Justice of Supreme Court Justices of the Superior Court.-Murray Hoffman, Lewis ward I’. Cowles. Woodruff. Common Pvaz.—Robert H. Shanno nm. Police Justice, Kighteenth and Twenty fire: Wards.—Jas . Flandyean, Nothing definite can be ascertained of the Senatorial 4 other local nominations, Delegates from Kings County to the Hard Shell Convention. The different Assembly districts of Kings county as- sembled in convention yesterday afternoon and elected the following delegates to the State Convention at Syra- cuse, on the 23d inst, :-- The First Assembly district met at Flatbush, and Tunis Bergen, of New Utrecht, was elected delegate, and Robert W. Allen, of the Thirteenth ward, as alternate. The Second Assembly district met at the Eagle Hotel, Fulton street, and David C, Atkins wan clected dele- gate, and Patrick Mooney as alternate. The Third Assembly district met at the house of E. Langytef, 171 Myrtle avenue, and Charles Hooper, of the Fleventh ward, wus elected delegate. AM of the above gentlemen are prominent hari shells. Marine Affairs. sm Lavsew.—Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock, « bark was launched from the Westervelt «hip yard, foot Houston and Third streets, An unusual large mum- ber of spectators were present, among whom wore many ladies ani some of our first merchants and shipmasters, The launch was a» successful as could be wished by the many admirers of the beautifully modelled yossel. is named the Zephyr, and was built for Mesers, Chamber- lain, Robinson & Co., has been constructed upon a new and novel plan, which jt Sa anticipated will make her as fast as any vessel afloat. She is 155 feet long, 27 feet beam, 15 feet depth of hold and about 660 tons carped§i’s measurement. warks are solid, and have four port« on each side. checks, hatch combings, &e., are all of African mahogany, while ber bull & built of Maryland white oak and tamarne. The poop deck is elevated two feet above the main deck, and her cabin i# very nest, and woll designed for comfort and convenience eight to ten finches thick, and the outside plank from She for the Mediterranean trade, and Her bul- Her Her ceilings are from ree and a half to six anda half inches, al) of white Sho has a full got of knees, and tra xet of beams and knees, fore and aft. The cooking ley are complete in every respect Ato it for the stewart. The the erection of # house for them on the was built under the superintendence ni Capt Toone, and reflects much credit upon him for the has exhibited in her superior model vl per'e or ones George Holberton, } velit, her builders, may well feel proud of her, ax b William M, Wade,’ Benedict ines an demiig tr ‘ue of the finest spect evel architecture aBoat Burwish, Riward U. Lawrence, Davia ther. | “07 "*ecets attend wood, Thomas Crane, Albert Root, Abraham Pieteh, Samuel Brown. Judiciary=John ¥. Joho BT ait Lawrence, Albert Root. 8. Wood, John - 8. sloop of war Cyane, commander Wileon, « ; W. Richai Charles E Seach, Caries rived at Penracola on the afternoon of the Sth int A. Stuart, C#p—William W. Kuhn. William 3. Wale, lava: £. Wout, Willinm Lyons, Imae Fryer. Chare-—— | "7m Havana. Ps * Tre New 0. 2. Seesveme ¥ oT na Nin ip SA. A ake B Ropers. | vanrua—We learn that, the bollers and mc hinery of . , Thomas didi ie ree bye ei PA meen (Masa. ) Edward D. Lawrence, Aaron B. Charles F be board being place! in The veseel fl be " * p x _~ xcs rn mn be oat gine a, «, — i Wileon Teen. OU. Robinson. SL. We hovght it that rae Ward, Norris A. Pheips, John A. Tides, John i. “i pet of yellow ‘aver and Pertemonth Abrabam MeCardy, Vbilip ‘sup tom of ae must g wpe. | lay the final — 4% 4. Senn ? Speen . Mfucted ‘Gale a the dat —s unt. on , — dict, Joel Lane, ae: 5 He Naren Cs sour PRES —The Us practice ship Pre Thowas Denny, Thomas ( ioe’ We prt fate Portland last week, vivtted X Bikewsn Willem t. 8 Miliven kts Wise We Collener Cater oad lomeel cher om Ta Charter —Thirty-wints Listerict—lamen W Underhill, faaae M. Phyfe, David Willtk a tear Reatt Liaw William: Vea Cowlez, & * oy + the crew val from that port on Wednesday » midshipenen om bowed. why. > 5, SARS Bove) be pereoms oo all LL. Cd¥N eee HERALD PRICE TWO CENTS. be POSTS CRIPT. WEDNESDA ¥, 734 O'CLOCK A. 5 ARRIVAL Of THE PACIFIC, ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE, NOTHING NEW FROM THE CRIMEA. Bombardment of Faganrog. SPAIN SENDS 95,00 MEN 10 THE Wi Arrival of Madamo Rachel. CONSOLS 91. ° Cotton Steady---Breadstuiis Dull, &e, &. ‘The United States mail steamer 1 pool, Saturday, August 14, arrived at ¢ past Go’clock this moraing, M’lle Rachel and suite are paasengers ‘The Pacifle arrived out on Sunday morning the 15 wninutes past two o'clock. ‘The steamship Arago arrived off Cowes at 10. oc the morning of Friday, the 101 The news ty this arrival is unsatistying- mors and te tz. Nothing definite from the Cr Yrivate advice#tuy that the bombardment had been sumed, but as-yet we do not know with effect. Cenerttt ar likely to sidceed to the command; bat the statin doubifal, more popular, The Queen is desfrons to nominate AR, at rhe nen. re what jarkham is spoken of in certain circles at is Sir Colin Campbell's appointment would be the Duke of Cambridge, but he prudently declines the honor, offering, however, to go out as second in commund, Meantine General Simpson ccntinues with the an Cmar Pacha is appoiuted commander-tn-chiet of Turks in Asia. © operations, of no gr have been executed by the allies in the Se Black Sea fleet is still concentrated for some great u ment, Acoup de main is confidently expected in Baltic, Ninety ships are assembled a my. the t moment, of Azoff. © we. the rgan, and opin- ions on boord are dividec as to whether their destination Ne Reve) or Sweaborg--most probably the latter. ‘The well informed laris correspondent of the Lon’! Times states that Austria has jast made spontaneons Jon ad- vances of more friendly relations towards the Western Powers, Lord Palmerston, in Parliament, eonveye similar meaning, but the public are slow to boliey Austrian friendship. Paris correspondence is full of allusion to wha termed a “legilimist conspiracy.’ Aa jo The sum and rub stance of the affuir seems to be that two Frenchmen, MM. D’'¥ecars and Chapot, have heen in communication wilh the Count of Montemo! of encouraging the Carlist insurrection in sp wnd the ulterior hopes of bringing about a vorable clance for Henry V plirity is proved In the matter, and the French gov ment has eagerly scized the opportunity. of making litical capital both at home and in Spatn, Glosely lowing on the exposure of this “conspiracy” is an nouncement that Spain will definitely contribute 2 men to the allies, (to be paid by France and Englai no, with the jmmeliate view pain, fa so called Rassian ev po fol on 009 nd.) and that France agrees to uphold the throne of Inubella against all danger fuom whatever soures. This int gence ix stated in positive form, but requires fur confirmation. Liverpool cotton market was reported stendy at vions rates. again favorable. Money tighter. Consols 01. securities quiet, mostly unchanged. ‘Twenty-five shocks of am earthauake were ‘elt a! 4a, Abd-el-Kadir is etek. Gen. Canrobert bas embarked for France, ‘The Russians have burned all the remaining stores grain and Kertech to prevent exportati by the allie: elli- thar pet. Freadstuffs dull and lower, and weather American Bron Voluminous correspondence t* published respecting thi Hango affair—including the letter of Lieut. Geneste THE WAR. SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL-—LATEST PATCHES. Jory 28.—Gen, Fimpeon telegraphs —~* since DES- my despatch of the 2th U have nothing of importance to re late. We continue (o strengthen and improve oar advanced works, Which are now fo close to the enemy's defences that 1 regret tosay our casualties arenecessarily considerable. The enemy exhibit great activity in add to and improving their defences, and the conveyanc mffitary stores from the north to the south side is creasing. Cholera bas nearly ceased in the canks of army."* ling if ine the Avocet 2, Rvening. Prince Gortse) akoff writes —Nothing of importance is going on, The y'gor of the (Russian) fire prevents the works of the bes egers from advancing, aud their fire iw weaker. Avaner 4, 1865. Gen. Simpsow (elegraphs that the Rasians made a night sortie on the Woronsoff road, a8 far as the chey de frise, bat were re pulaed without trouble. AvcverT, 107, M.—Peliasior telegraphs: interest to communicate. The enemy has not underta anything against our trene ie« “ome cases of che have re-ap peared. TURRKISH CAMP ABOVE KAMARA Letters of date the 2%th Jaly, mention that the Fre camp on tLe Tehernaya, as well as the Turkteh and dinken contingents, had beew kept for some days on eux Nothing of ken neh sare the alert, in Comrequence of a report that the Russtans were about to attack the Tchernaya line, ever, parsed off. The Sardinians continue to nex Tehorgoun, which they have strongly fortified, the Fre and English cavalry, and, recently, ment. are in the valley of Ba SEA OF AZOFY. A despatch is published as follows in the Paris payers News has been received, via Vienna, fr dated 25th of July, Taganrog Lad byen » some days by the allied #hi An Fogtiey «toaw had got on shore, and wae burned by the Roetfane the crew excapod. The town of Berdiansk, on the again bombarded. ‘ihe damage done by siderable a Tagen Aw, bad the oFibes | oo ASIA THY ATROR OF Kane Lettors from Kars are to July 14, Thece the report of the expedition of Schamy! again Between the 7th and Mth, frequent engaue place between the advances poxte near Kare. On the the Rusdans made @ strong reconmoteanoe and on o consul attack against Kara Bagh, amd om the Lith The clarm, how or ach » Turkish detach oon nts took res on equally unvuccesfal reconnoleance upon Tebaks On the 12th they provesiel in the direction Erreranw, leaving but on alvance! guarl within view of Kate; bat on the 1th omnia epproschet the city with @M tele foorer divide! inte three cdlemer, ope of Wh formes the resery Ae vainly en) ing ts daw the Ottoman troops out of their entrenchments, by keeping just beyond the A their gras; the Rossians returned Im the evonir their comp. Pheri Dashes had abandoned bie «ioe the Raswians between Kare aad Hreeroute ‘The allies are dermuliching the fortificsiions Aw coptrary (o the with of the Ciresssians Hen. Vivian bar gone to select a banding place troops pear Batoum Omar Pacha be appoleited Communderin-chiel of Teorki<b sem y te Avle Miner. THR RALTIC ntiontion of comp 4 Vempted aga’mst o2e or more Af the Malte Lortrens, There is eve of et oe the ships of both fete are being collected at Nargen and letters mention a goneras anticipatign that Sweaborg gud Heleingfora will be inmediay ly attacked. A rumor, afterwards contradicter, was current that Rovel had ve tually been bombarded with success, Despatches havo been received front Capt. Xelverton, relates, that on the 26th of July he took possession of the island of Kotks, without resistance, and devtroyed the fortifications and stores, the gar lunving ewaon- The Highway Robbery and Murdec at Hunter's Point. CORONER'S INVRETIOATION. Yesterday afternoon the inquest on the body of Baxter Dyer, the highway robber, who was killed at Hunter's Point, on Sunday night, while, with two accomplices, attempting to robo Swiss pediar, took place at Aatoria, before Justice John Boyd, and the following jury:—Biae- tin Wun ae Meserole, J. J. Hallett, Wm. #, Muot» more, lett, Wu. 1. Ayres, B. W. Hopper, David G, Pearsall. ‘ er The excitement occasioned by this tragedy, which terminated in po singular « manner, drew together quite a large number of spectators. There is no dombt tant the three men who were engoge! in this afflair, have committed a number of burglaries in and about Astoria, within a short period, The prisoner, Wom. Green, had coma coat, pantaloons and cravat (hat were stolen food the residence of Mr, R, Robiason on Thuradny might tat ‘The following testimony wus taken :— Patrick Smith sworn—I reside at Hunter's Point, was informed by my neighbers that they heard some person groaning down in orchard; came out of the house and also heart it; we went down to. the orchard om found deceased; he way them wlive, and asked for water, THE WHITE SKA. ecounts of the movements of the allied syua- dron in the White Sea are publishel, Oa the Oth of July fn English steamer approached the village of Liamtsa in the Onegu district, and gent ashore four boats with» “white and red flag,” but the inhabitants fired upon the boats and caused them to return to the steamer, which then fired three hours upon the place. ‘Two boats again attempted to land, but were again compelled to retire, Next morning the steamer put to sen, Most of the Kng- Minh shells fell without bursting, and the peasants ploked Upabove Afty. The villarge was not much damaged, On the 28th June an English stenmer eatted at the inlaw] of Solovets, and carried off some sheap. and on | -arked where he tae Mabbed; ho pointed to, bla bree the SUE two ulbastare deal Lafioce’ Le Kouzoft | 8d sald that Charles Myers tabled hin aftor aguim the Doth two steamers sent sahore Kouzofl } calling for water, he auld hfs name * os Farber Dyer, and islands, to carry off some retdecr. 1 duly | then died ‘Thomas Feigh sworn—I moet Joseph bridge ot Hunter's Point; be was talking to Mr. Barrett T could not understand hint; he put his hands op to bin head; it was dark, a little before 8 o'clock: he potuted to the orchard, and put up his three fingers; his vost was torm; he made signs to me to follow him, aud I started, when he pulled out a knife; when I saw that I returned and made toward home; 1 made signs for him to crow the bridge; on going home we heard groans down in the orchard; T went down to the orchard with Patrick Siith and Eobert Fee, and found a own lying down; Susith asked who stabbed bim, and be anewered Chartes Myers, and that his name was Farber Dyer: I wrote the namex down in the sand, and afterward helped to remove de ceased to a how Veter Hughson, sworn—t reside at the ferry bj en o- enpotnt side; on Sunday evening, after § o Joseph Taylor came to the gate at the bei Vinmeet, ed toll of him; he had a sles of vest iy Bin hand, and vegan to ery and make #igns to me that he had been abused; I suspected that all was not right, and sent for on apprentice boy residing at my house; while I was waiting for the boy, ® man came on the other Aide of the te and tried to get through; the prisoner recognized fm, and [ went over and held him watil the officer care and then gave them both My tes him. and he took them te the station house; Joseph Taylor said that Wm, Greene ame of the men, and went over to Greene and looked at him to see if he was cut; the prisoner (Greene) asked In an angry tome, “What have I got belonging to yout Robert Mink «worn—I reside in the Seventeenth want of the city of Brooklyn; know the prisom a by bya pat; the the ie 2 English stenmer loaded a schooner belooging to a mo- Taylor at the ery in the Gulf of Onega, with fire ture, and took it away. CIRCULAR TO FR The Russian government has for at foreign courts a cirenlar do Lord Clarendon’s note of Ju toa Russfan document, of both the Russian clreutars powers that Russia adheres to the doctrine that Hlag covers the cargo,” but that Britain has lufringed om and repudiates that prineipte ‘ DLY POWE! rite (0 its ministers which itself was a re May 10. The objec + to announee to friendly te Great Britatn, On the Sth the Queen reviewed the Foreign legion at Shornecliffe, and immediately afterwards 1,000 men of the German regiment were ordered to the seat of war, Parliament was expected to close on Monday, the 15th the Queen would not prorogue the honses in perso Nothing of much interest has oeearred in Parlian during the week Tho limited liability bill was read « second time in the Houre of Lords. In (he Commons the bill for creation of £7,000,000 sterling exchequer bills was read a third time. On the nt first T of th th order for the third reading of the Consolidated Fund Will, | 4, Sauer vr Son ad oe of lond talki Dy a ty. Lord John Russell, pursuant to imitation he liad given to prisoners — slgns that 1 could not nam sane Ing by told me Pt Tay ke ge agninst Green for highwa; teteeoreter, and asked bin if 4 charge, and he answered yea; anted him to go along with me, le where I was goingto take him to, and what T told hii that he Meard. the charge that was made advert to the state of Maly, proceoded to review the con duct of the war, and then adverted to the condition of the Italion kingdoms, In Naplos, he ald, the beat men were pining in faprisoament, In Tuscany the old «ystems of religions toleration had been exchanged for a sys tem of perscention which is a dlagrace to tho | agsiust hho, and th £1 should take bin to the station . - ore; took Tn with me) after country. And what aggravated the matter was 4 that bo novero't eed wha got off, -s' cen where he got Unat blood from, pointing ; he answered that he had had » fight at ae had po further converswtion with the man umti? Ht nied him over to the Assistant Captain at the station ome. Jonathan Crayne sworn-1 reside at Hunter's Polat; Hunday evening aboot 9 o'clock one of my men ame we my houge and eaid that @ mam wanted water: got TS lan. some brandy and proceeded to the piace; foumt lying on theground *) , but tarp 1 Williams to proceed to the ferries and give formation to the ferry master to stop the murderers, 1 the vation honae and found the two prison ters; the prisoner, Taylor, told me all the cxreumatences pal slates of Mal cocupation of Austrian Fope to be depenont on IMs sconpation continued indifini ast cease to be an independent prince, he adisturbance of the balance of po se: fry the Yinnglisdy nid Avatria, and with subject, and ke could not but think that the Fiperor of the French would be haypy with Pagland some aystem of government which through 4s he found that Green admit of the withdrawal of the Yrench troops from wan we vd, good,” antl ald that Lord Pvnannsiey repli Lord John Rus he mast have killed the man, and showed me hie dirk ; he threw ort some stinging allusions to thought that he must have eut the that ron awa With refrrence yk of t peace should rminded him that of conduet. on the whi and that there were three men that attacked him; large man wae on top of him Taylor wala that he went into a place in New York, and the prisoner Green wns tm the place with two others, and the three told bim that they would find eotme person that would buy his watebes; he consented to acemmpany them, and did so; on arriv ing at Hunter's P the three persons attacked him for the purpose of robbing him. John Hallett sworn—1 reside at Green Point; am # peliceman ond aan stationed at the ferry; laaw the four men come over together a Uitte after 6 o'eleck on fum- day afternoon; the way | came to notice them was be- cause the three men went through the gate beloce Tay- Jor; he rather bu k, when Green and the oS suppoced to have escaped beckoned for him to they went around the new buildh ly up toward the t ¥ terms (Palmerston) the rhs the of objects ps wae glad to points exists between it might he wait t which half the ythat a of France and England ions bad bat one cabinet, of in Paris and half in London, As regnrded the condition of Tuly, it rabject dint ult to deal with; tho number of Austrian troops in Ituly had not been inereased, an \s ne indication that the polley of Austria has ob towards the allies. | Newtown bridge; tho person that a mre war about Whether Austria will, at a future th take the Geld | twenty-eight yrere of age, about ‘ay e inches with the allies may depend on circumstances: bot he | ivigh, light halr, and had on a black cat Bwine, pad on & black hat when they crossed the 1 went down to Long Inland City, wa A where the person bad died f covered with blood and. dirt warhed it edge was turned about Thy imelen; ienied all knowledge of on) was satiefied she woul! meyer iake the field against them, The oecnpation of Rome by the French bas at least produced order; and, supporing (i foreign troops to he withdrawn, the transition from De) governinent to good fs Wy no means « No opport Bity would be Lont to consider the subject on. the part and be thought he tight «sy the same o Taylor thé next smornii ter’s Pot knife whi off one found that t showed the kuife to Green, who it or the men, Josey yr, (he pedlar worn as inter wi New York, connot t itis, but ean Gad it a German, about « Hone's throw house, when the man ¢ame np that with hin he sworn—Willlam Coven. of eter —1 ledge (a am Malia 1 have lost the card mad Twas talking with vm Wie cane d kL went to the house with the ng dead, and the women picked out the the price was 857 @); (he weman said uiject (hen dropped, Most of the Fim yo John Htusaell’+ remark Louse in Uh France. co more slated that the Rarpress of the Vrench and ihe grent fact fins heen communteated by sty to their government nence bave heen given Iti in eneets to on alleged legitimist conspivcey, in whieh the overthrow of the 5 Coouate tev Ue eoeaeg, eat aaiiaeas Bonapartic!s, a Montemotinist insurreetion in Apoin and when her husbend came home, he would call al triomph of Rusda everywhere are cunning- cove ’ eat i reat pene . tits wale, Accounts ficin Alexaudeta, of thie 26un ult,, «tate that | when they met Green, the prisoner te tho the Viewrey hed returned from Wis expedition against | other \wo that Chet sone watcher, and objected to the the who nade (heir submission. wther two men going ith him, as one was ; they P wee ail the #aunn comm maat Letiets from Tripoli of the 20th alt. state thet the or; S$ wanted to get ‘vat. remnant« of (Le Turkish (roops had returned thers wiih. perwm that hos eeeaped toki ine that where {sold my out theirarme, The Arabs remain mastere of al the itches hay woult got come eopper, as that wae the y, as they knew the mae well where connty enpt the capital, which hae nent to Arumemt o wh the watebon: from there we ail the rot ff Mies of the Pulten. The Mngliede corey, which was about two and crow Comal Gen “ 4 : thé pereon now abrent pela ferringe. niet hat be world make it all right the pest Italy. re we we ‘wae shout ure ed Gen. Win, Pepe i erey, appointed by the Britich goweenaant vo organize the Hallion legion, has arrived at Turin after leavi | ‘ t | tent when ume of the i A telorraphic deagateh atates that the Fiperar Napo- | they tmrmed to the pant that the Pope hell | there ment the view of | attacke Aivorganinatlon in the ingergat territories of ¢ Bel, and @ to get nie Se her i my pentaloons there were a ‘he | uendy | then polled cut my dirk tai "ly jothea A. et This Came deceased was etl on me; every wny Le the war stabbed, smi the other Green etled man rau ead’ he strokes were made #0 18 nein distinetly, when Amcenamd twidiaely, and met threr mem Haw) wr a eed hat won the man that even) of wr, and stole the wetels f the batdge end ones bat coer ose gdlerstand me et the bebige the roan, an) | ete them aneentend thet be wae rooms, ond | wante Taam anette ley might cee (lee blood om helmas ing borat wwe ci-y rane, sh Oi se ge the prheoner T sewer was on this side wardet at the seme this country, ahtrat tho weeks vince I would be b here rested, amd the jury were in + Cheate utes oy Juwthee Roya o Jer) wee sheems about five minutes when they eturned wits the foilerwiog verdict, wiikey gave grmeret RE eed the fury, Gtet thet Varber Dyer came ty hele dew tle Wy knife in the bande of Jearple nA A Neow York, j856, emt thet the otiog bin owe Mie, crate weld Jeeps Taylor Very ! crops are report try. Yeotorsd efieet might have hey Tending! Marla last nee in vt ber mitted ¢ " are again Ge weather has hat uae, any infiuence \t wheat o ven coanteracterl by the beavy ‘ail Moniay. Terwlay holders of per Was tA a fair bas neact’d In par rit» rpply fren Apaln Comp was in Oy Vor yellow, = ¥ ow (he th eapall vale. | ¥ er, 1t belng im , ; A for? bem am has ae part off hnkler ‘ MOCHMMOEE, cw bovemes Tattow te gre Hemet The tne » 6.00 barrels, at 4 ato: ting 40ine. Corios —The worket th piers are Cetitions, Tory * ol ere ty mat the beast dow'y - ng of Haley 0 in that part of Ct ah prisoner Ureew Jentee Bayt a My. 4 thorn em Megeral Copan organ es have bee wrongs wp, when Jartior Grete am Wee (Green 6) meek. < peyh—teea, where Fore get Get oer Cy enact Monga 1 tm New York 9 Ded No, yore Mid wet, yom © ond pumte von have got on Sow hemne tm thie plore om Ce pare Vat Me Bedinne dei Aone om t amt re (het hog aed ¢ geld oxich vale Tue eurminetion of robbery amt Wore! a= v* . + « € States Commiastoner’s Ome «. . ee 7 (ont Coanwmbedoner Mo tow eal 1, Wawem'®