The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-20

There are 81 candidates more in nomin ation who re-
ceived less than 10 votes and among them Dudley
Seldom VIM. ID. Murphy, II. F, Carman VIM. L. Stone,
and 81 others.
DEMOCRATIC NoMISATIoNs.-The Democratic Nomina-
ting Committee met at Tammany Hall this evening" to
ectwelve candidates for the Legislature. We under
stand that has been held by the delegates of
vera wards the names Of whom in possession
select certain men, pledged to support certain
candidates for the offices OF Health Physician, To-
bacco and Flour Inspectors and the other offices with
in the gift Of the Governor to be appointed in this CT
ty in Bouck should DO elected Such bargain and
sale of the rights of the people will be discovered when
the of the candidates given and the whole
cay plot disclosed with all the particulars The work.
ingmen who made such a tur ut Tuesday night
should follow up their vantage ground, and insist nay
demand the nomination of men their class Should
such not be the result, let the assemble Tammany
Hall on the night of the general meeting called confirm
reject the nominations and then strike off all those who
Objectionable and place those who are their hearty
choice. This will be in accordance with all
usage, and within the bounds OF all old landmarks and
will be sustained.
NEW CoUrrERrEIrs-On Saturday last repre-
sentng himself Walker of the corner OF Madison
and Roosevelt streets, stepped board the soop Cabot
OF Madison Conn., and purchased 100 bushels of potatoes
Of Capt seah Lee at 2Oa bushe and proered in
payment 500 note of the Greenwich Bank which was
received and $40 so given in change. Upon examination
the note found to have been altered from broken
bank, and therefore entirely worthless It is of letter A.
and signed by J. r. satteree, President and Edward H.
Weston, Cashier, and made payable to Henry Joyce.
Officers Clark and stokely arrested the rogue Tues
day evening, and he gives the Of John Parks
The sum Of sac found in his possession and among
the bills were two $40 notes of the bank those
given him by Capt Lee.
RosBERy IN THE SrREET.-The trunk of Mr.. Henry
selby, Of Macknaw, Michigan, was taken from hack
while he was proceeding from othe North river boats
on Wednesday morning tcontained $500 in money, and
all the clothes he brought with him. besides valuable pa
pers and letters.
THE Bell ON THE TONES, placed there yesterday,
taken from the belfry of Essex Market It is of the
Spanish Importation and will wake the whole Sixth ward
up every time il sounds the alarm of fire.
KILLED JUMPING FROM WrNpow--A man named
William Crumbie native Of Scotland, was killed on
Tuesday evening by either jumping accidentally
falling from the attic window Of emgraRt boarding
house No 20 Peck slip, where he has recently resided
He found y ing upon the paveuent in adying state,
and died after being taken up his skull being rac
tured lie had been complaining OF iRess for the past
several days. and appeared to have been partially de
ranged on Tuesday afternoon.
AsorHrR "A man named George May painter by
rade also jumped from the third story window OF 542
fsri street in state Of partial ntoxcaton on Tuesday
evening and was SO severely injured as to cause death