The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-11
City Intelligence.

NOMINATIONS ALpERMEr AND AssrsrArrs-The
following the names Of the gentlemen nominated as
candidates for these Offices by the Democratic and Wing
parties -
FIRsr WARp-Uhg-Calvin Balls for Alderman and
Hartman c. Westervelt, for Assistant The Democrats
have made nomination.
SECOND WARp-Whig-Caleb s. Woodruff, for Alder.
man. and George F. Nesbit, for Assistant The Demo.
Gratis have made no nomination in this ward
THIRD WARp-WAis-JoAnA A. Underwood, for Alder
man, George w. Conklin for Assistant There Is ano
Their ticket running by the Wings in this ward with tie
name Of VIM. Dodge for Assistant, and also two Wing
candidates for Collector The Democratic nomination
is Samuel Parker for Alderman, and Clement Guion
| for Assistant
FOURTH WARp-Vhg-Ric hard s. williams, for AL
derman, and Alfred Ash6ed, for Assistant. Democratic
Robert Martin for Alderman and David williams for
| Assistant.
| FIFTH WARD-Whig-R Robert Jones, for Alderman and
William Adams, fer Assistant. Demoeratic-Brigham
Howe, tor Alderman, and James B. Nicholson, for Asss
| tant.
SIXTH wARp-WMg-C larkson Crolius for Alderman,
| and Richard II. Atwell, for Assistant There are
four candidates in the field the Democratic side, viz
| William shaler, John Emmons, Shivers Parker and
James Ferris. The PROBABILITY is that all but Shaler will
| withdraw.
| SEVENTH Neutrality-suspicious. w. Smith, for
Alderman, and James Nash, for Assistant. WAis-Wil
liam D. Murphy for Alderman, and Henry A. Hurlbutt,
| for Assistant.
EIGHTH WARD-Democraie-David vandervoort for
Alderman, Charles Brown, for Assistant Whig-Syr
vanus 8. Gedney, for Alderman and William H. Sweet
| for Assistant.
derman, and william D. Waterman, for Assistant Wing
Stephen Patten, for Alderman. and Dr. Alexander w.
| Gum, for Assistant.
TENTH WARD-Demecratie- Elijah F Purdy, for Alder
| man. and Daniel Ward for Assistant. Vhig-Peter S
Titus, for Alderman and George Eichell for Assistant
| ELEVENTH Neutrality-suspicious. Hatfield, for
Alderman, and Charles Dodge, for Assistant. Wig
Jonathan Rider for Alderman, and John MCGOWAN for
| Assistant.
| TrELrru INSTRUMENTATION Breeyoort for
Alderman, and Norman Hickok, for Assistant Dr. Will
liams and Samuel Osgood have withdrawn from the
canvass. Wh:-Richard F. Carman, for Alderman, and
/! George w. Allerton, for Assistant.
| THiRTEE,rH WAap-Demoe ratic-Hezekiah w. Bon.
nell, for Alderman, and Peter Esquro for Assistant
| Uhig-Thomas Kennedy, for Alderman, and Dr. Alfred
| w. White, for Assistant
| FOURTEENTH WARp-Demooratic-Edward S. lines for
Alderman and Robert Barley for Assistant. Abraham
B. Davis and James NJ Miller have withdrawn from the
canvass. Whg-John. Stewart for Alderman, and John
B. scoles, for Assistant.
| FIFTEENTH WAAp-Whig-Henry E. Davis, for Alder
man, and William v. Brady, for Assistant Democratic
James Zess, for Alderman and John E. Ross ov Assis
| ant.
| SIXTEENTH WARp-Democrahc- Edmund G. Rawson,
for Alderman, and David s. Jackson, for Assistant
| Wms-Edward D. West, for Alderman, and Walter Mead
| for Assistant.
| SEVENTEENTH WARp-Democratic- Frederick r. Lee,
for Alderman and John Pettigrew, for Assistant Wig
Jacob Ackcr, for Alderman and William Phillips for
| Assistant.
| nominated N 0f xrar dr nv Tho
Independent Democrats" have nearly all been with
drawn since the of the passage OF the School BILL
| A MousE's NEsr--Who Messrs. MuRpHY and KsAR.
NET were renevatng the new establishment. taken by
them the second door from the corner of Frankfort
street in Chatham, few days since, and which they
have chris,ened " The Fourth Ward House, among tho
old rubbish in the corner Of the building, Disco
vered mouses nest, with three hairless young ones
enclosed in bank notes. amounting to 100000 The boy
who made the discovery thought he had found prize
but upon examination the notes proved to be from the
plate Of Jacob Barker's old Marble Bank and without
| his signature. The notes were Of $4,000 each. How
the mice became possessed them is known TO those
| who formerly resided on the premises.
PoLreE-The Offices Of the police were as quiet yes
ing but stagnaiion and nothing stirring but dust The
Coroner unaisturbed and his deputy lies at on his
back with inhammatory fever
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Ths evening is for the
benefit OF Mr. Rice, for which occasion grea, treat
has been prepared, will be seen by reference to
the bills. Mr.. w. Wood the pantomimist, makes
his second appearance. Notw outstanding the indis-
position of the worthy manager, the performances
lack nothing Of that interest which his tact ard en-
ergy contributes to impart to them.
lScrDESTs OF ENrcRArIoS.--A short time since
| a Wtie child, the only remaining offspring OF
western emigrant, wandered away from its home
| on ienry Prairie, Ill until bewiidered and lost
noou' week aiterwsrd it was found dead under