New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27


Loco-Fooo NOMINATIONS FOR ALDERMEN
We make up, from good authority the following
list of Aldermen to be nominated by the Loco Fo
cos There is nothing like understanding The move
ments OF the enemy in advance.
Wards. Aldermen. Yards. aldermen.
/ JOHN 5 GILBERT II. WILLIAM GAGE.
c. SroNEAIL L. ANDREW CAaRIoAN.
3. MICHAEL MALoSET. - NATHAN ROBERTS, (bes
4 J. A. DIVER BoSgs 70 u
5. Lyman CASDEE. a. JOIN N BLOC DoooD.
8 Gas w, vuIrES Is pAS1Et N0aRIs:
:. BARTLETT SMITH. Is JNo. J. V. WEsrE RyELT
G. R. T. COMPTON IL JAMES WALSH.
g. THEopoRUs VAN TINE. Is. WIZ. A. WALx-a, Sup
10. B. J. MEssIRoLE. Schcols)
e The Native Americans had a large meeting
last evening at their Hail. corner Grandst. and Broad
way, to rstify the nomination OF Mr. Cozzeus to the
Mayoralty. The Hall brilliantly illuminated sod
speeches made By Mr. Baker, of Philadelphia and
others and Committee appointed to wait upon Mr.
Cozzens andinform him of his nomination 1t is I'M
derstood that ne accepts.
E The WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE Soc IETY
held its Fifth Anniversary last evening at the Tabernacle
and glorious scene indeed Il was-showipg more
cheerngy for the Of Temperance and deiishdns
the hearts of the friends Of that most noble reform
The Tabernacle perfect crush in every part and
the proceedings were all very gratifying An eoqueh,
Je~et, of Mass and Mr. G. c. W. Carnage of the Deaf and
Dumb Institute also made touching and appropriate
appeal in behalf of Temperance. which interpreted
By Mr.. Peet the Principal of the Institution. These
ercises were nterspersed with variety of choice
music, well executed. and the evening closed with a
tine piece Coed nigh, Good nigh = which sung
by the whole standing and produced splendid effect
e DR.. Wieting addressed crowded auditory
(whout CHARGE Clinton Hall last evening. The whole
of his discourse included merely synopsis of the
subjects embraced in his forthcoming Course of Lectures
in which he promises thoroughly discuss and explain
the construction and physical arrangement of the var-
parts of the human body TO be illustrated by Man
ikns images representing the different portions of
our frame in its natural The subject is one OF en-
ceeding interest and deserves the attention of all who
desire to attain proper knowledge of themselves Par
, ticulars may be found in the advertisement.
TURsIye THE TABLEs.-The Mock Auctioneers in
Chathsm.st. have hit upon method of escaping the
effects Of Mayor Hsvemeyers locomotive pacsrds, Be-
ware of Mock Auctions which does much credit to their
ingenuity If not their honesty They have flaming
hsndbills stuck up inside Of their own establishments.
containing the portentous caution in the biggest kind OF
letters Beware of Mock Auctions II couDtryman
calls they Immediately direct his attention the Mayors
men win tue pacaros anu OBSERVE tua nefe arc soue
very suspicious establishments just above, and that
thcy have to hire this with his pacard to go up and
down the and prevent strangers from being taken
10 This is the cunningess piece OF work yet. Dog
berry would never be able to go about with these
| fellows
ANOTHER SHIP AsHoRE.-An Evening paper
states that the ship Edgar, McManus from ewOrleans
bound TO New York went ashore at Absecom beach on
the 25ih AT che bieed after cutting away her main
mast She lies in four feet water and Is buried in
the sand-ihe water is over her lower deckbeams As
sistance has been sent down
Also schooner with cargo of Turpentne from
| North Carolina.
P Sit will be by reference to our Marine head
that the Edgar reported below if this be correct the
above report is Doubt ess incorrect
= The Sun states that the friends of the River
route propose expend millions of dollars the
Road within years. and that the enterprise is in the
hands of men large capital who intend to construct
the work with all possible rapidly, should they obtain
charter.
e The German Society held their Annual Cele
bra,ion on Wednesday night at the Astor House. The
occasion one OF much festvity and the enjoyment
seemed to be universal.
E Hon Levi Woodbury., of New Hampshire
shubrick, of the Navy.
L. Upward Of one thousand shad were sent up
yesterday morning by the Staten Island Fishermen.
e We learn (says the Express) that the Ap-
prasers fthe Custom. House put up notice Tues
day. that sufficient time would be given for every to
attend the Polls and to give his vote a. the primary
| Tammauy election that then took place. But 1t was
added that no person would be allowed spend his
Dill, ala
those employed in this busy period the public
far forgot their duty to disobey the reguls'
ton and have consequently been discharged This Is
all right and will trust be good lesson TO Custom
House officers attend to their duty in future The
punishment necessary in this case as that
dag of these Custom House officers be seen
BIZ our reports largely exercised the rights of freeen
in beating and brusing their political friends.
-Yesterday-Benj Oaker, lately a clerk
of CYRUS Smith SO Msiden.ane arrested for hav-
ing filed up checks for $3.50 and $780, which his
| employers signed, and got them cashed at
! the Mechanics Banking Association. The offence was
committed in September last and Oaker Immediately
left for Charleston, whence he went to Boston and
thence returned this City and put up at fashionable
Hotel in Broadway. where he arrested. bill was
found against him shortly after he left the
Reynolds arrested for committing violent assault
and battery upon a nymph of the pave, named Ann
Stewart residing 81 Duane-street breaking one of
her legs and forestpg from her person about $50
IA young man named george W. esey was arrested
charged with having made false representations thereby
defrauding Messrs MaleL Dudley s. Human, of No. AZ
Broadst and Messrs Draper Green, Of No AZ Beaver
the former of the OF $780, and the latter out
of $780, The representations made TO these firms by
vesey thar he the owner of cotton factory
with fifty looms Westport Mass for which be wished
the above rms TO purchase cotton receiving in re-
turn manufactured goods He applied each firm sepa
ratey and is alleged agreed with each one TO act as
sole cons!gnees for the goods to be manufactured Hs
statements being in whole or in part confirmed by
another person. the charge OF conspiracy is brought it
being alleged that the representations are false---
person named John West. Wednesday evening last
took lodgings house in West Broadway and on rising
yesterday morning discovered that S3 had been stolen
from his pockets mock anctoneer by the name OF
Swift doing business No. Chabanss was arrested
Yesterday charge Of defrauding Mr. Joseph A. Em-
erson Of No 80 ST. Msrksplace, Of $50, by the usual
mode OF managing their operations in these estabish-
ments Swift was held bail in the sum OF $780,
Officer Eveson, of the Fifth Ward. last evening arrested
person By the name of James Michisa charge of
being fugitive from Oneida County "A Policeman Of
the Seventh Ward rescued man named James Ryan
from drownin in the dock the foot Of Pketreet into
which he had fallen while in state Of ntoxicaton-
George Lindsey, OF No. II Laureusstreet was arrested
3 =; nd IN he