The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-20
NEW YORK HERALD.


CABINET MovEMENrs-We understand from
Washington that the changes in the cabinet VIII
take place about the beginning OF October Secre-
tary Upshur will probably go into the State Depart
meni-Nlr Gushing Hto the Treasury-and norm
ern man into the Navy. John c. Spencer WIN IT,
main where he is. During the recess the prineiPai
attention of the President and his cablnet VIII NC
given TO the formation OF scheme Oh cuiio"ey ~
be presented at the next session oil Congress INC
plan will resemble that which was recohihiehueu al
the last session. with slight change OF ihodih-
cation.
Gel C.xn,n.rrs FOR NEXT MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
The urinary meetings OF the democratic party ot
this CITY. take place tomorrow evening, al which
delegates are be elected tor the several wards, to
nominate four members OF Congress and a candidate
for State Senator. These nominations wild be made
on the I'd and 4th of October, the Senatorial being
he first.
The very devil will be kicked up at the ward
meetings. There will be regular old fashioned
row in the bloody sixth-a pitch fight and knock
down and drag out In the eighth and In the twelfth
we shouldn't be surprized TO hear that they had
bursted the reservoir and tumbled either the Wood
or Mooreltes into Hurlgate. Look out for full
report in the Herald the next morning.
The convention TO neminare members of the As
eembly meet on the 10th The nominations for
Congress will be made by the delegates in their re-
spec,ive districts, and not in full convention.
For the third district, composed of the LIST, I'd,
Sd, 4th and 9th wards, the democrats and Tyler
men intend 10 nominate John |. Boyd, Esq. AS the
wings have large majority in that district, they
can elect almost any man that they nominate, and
probably ]. p Phenix will be their man ; but if Mr..
Boyd consents to serve, he will give his opponent
close chase, as there more real Tyler men in
those wards than in the balance of the city. Fer
ris, of the present members, and Aaron Wander
poe, reside IN the second district, as also Wright
Hawkes., who has recently returned from tour In
Europe The Wing candidates already in the field
in this district which is the only they carry
are Phoenix Clark, Paterson, Talman and Uuder-
wood.
The fourth district is composed OF the bloody 9th,
the 7th, 10th and 18th wards and the candidates
VIM B. Maclay, the present member of Assembly,
and Elijah F. Purdy OF the Common Council Pur-
dy has the best chance.
The fifth district, composed of the sh, 9th, and
Iith wards, have in nomination John McKeon, one
of the present members, and Moses G. Leonard, of
the Common Council. McKeon should never be
thought of for moment. He is poor twaddlng
article at best.
The sixth district, consisting of the 18th, 18th,
16th 10th and 18th wards, has number of candi-
dates in the field, and among them are Fernando
Wood and James G.. Roosevelt, present members,
Eli Moore, Col. Hepburn, Ooh, crackee y and John
Dykeman. The contest will be between Wood and
Moore.
In the second district, composed of Kings and
Richmond, James A. Lott, present member of As
semby and Philip Crook in the field; and in the
first, comprising old Suffolk and Queens, we should
not be surprised to see Churchill C. Cambrelling
lected.