The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-20
Nrm York Correspondence
New YOaK, March II, 1871

NEW DIRK, March IL, l64l.
The Wing City Convention assembled on
Monday evening. AARON CLARK in the Chair
land on the first ballot unanimously selected
Alderman J. PHILLIPs PHOENIX as our candidate
for Mayor at the ensuing charter election. This
is judicious selection. Mr. Phoenix represent
ed the First Ward several years in the City
Council, and was universally esteemed a valu-
able member OF moral character, undoubted
integrity, whose manners and great kindness of
heart, believe will prove acceptable to every
Wing voter in the city, but his nomination ex-
cites no extraordinary enthusiasm, touches no
local influence, and takes no votes from the adver-
sary. Mr.. PhGnix was our candidate last year,
and polled our full and fair vote he will do it
again, so far as the vote ofthe city can be drawn
out. think Moses H. GmNNELL would have
done more than this; but Mr.. Phoenix is pre-
eminenty fitted by experience and disposition
for Mayor.
The Loco Foco Convention meets on the
25th Thursday week. / do not believe it will
agree on candidate at the first meeting. Our
Ex-Recorder, ROBERT H. MoRRIs, wants the
nomination badly to whitewash his damaged
character; while Mr.. ELIJAH F. PuRDY, Alder
man of the Ttnth, and President of the Board,
is also bent on having it. Hope Morris will be
nominated, but do not expect it, .
Mr. VAN Buren, has risen to the surface at
last In reply to an invitation to eat dinner
&C., with his brethren in adversely here, on his
arrival he writes declining the eating part of
the bIsiness, but submitting to the rest. Where
upon Messrs. r. H Morris, w. Wright Hawkes.,
and others, Committee of Arrangements, invoke
the Loco Focos of all the region round to pour
into our city on Tuesday, the 23d, (when Mr.
Van Buren, gives notice that he will be here,)
to give him a great reception. If the day is
fine he will have large gathering The City
Authorities unite to swell the pageant.
The Grand Jury yesterday presented the pub
LEGATION of infamous advertisements by certain
female wretches in BENEFITS Herald as NUS
ance. How the Sun escapes | cannot see for
1t has been even worse than the Herald. The
publication of filthy and demoralizing notices is
great source of profit TO our baser journals and
of evil to the silly dupes of imposition. hope
| IL VIII now NC StOpPcuS ouu lhdt thC AecIoih w III
not end here.
| We had savage snow-storm throughout yes
terday, and a cold night after it. The air was
full of snow through the day, but ! think only
about inches fell. 1t is neither clear nor warm
to-day, but milder and without storm. We have
no Mail south of Philadelphia this morning.
do not hear of further marine disasters in
this vicinity, which is remarkable, The sloop
Belvidere, of Boston, with sand, was water
logged on Friday night grounded on Browns
Island, and the captain and one man were
drowned.
The BRITANNIA steamship sailed from Boston
for Liverpool via Halifax at o'clock yesterday,
with 1000 letters and only fifteen passengers.
She will have more from Halifax
We had no mail south of Philadelphia last
night, and the eastern did not arrive till one to-
day.
Stocks are rather better to-day: U. S. Bank
16 3-S. Exchange, little different, except Phi
ladelphia 1-2.
The markets look better: Ashes Sc 6.12.-
Flour, canal, $4.69; New Orleans $3.50. Cot
ton no change, Yours,
! HARoIp