The New York herald., 1846-03-28
IntelIigenc,

F,rrm wAap ELEcrloK.-At the election in the Aith
nc ~s nsSs
was held yesterday and resulted In the choice Of the
following dslssstss for state Convsntion:-
Theophilus Peck, Ches A. secor,
Stephen Putnam.
AaysraIty.
Robert Pattison, J. @. Jacobus
There were s4s votes posd, 2as Of which were given
for the ticket elected.
DrxocaArrc ALDEaMrS-It 10 said that the following
candidate. will be set as Aldermen BY the democratic
P:.syi sI at the ensuing oA''ss. VAL: .':o''0n'-
l. John s. gilbert, IL William Gage,
.. J. C. stonsall, IL. Andrew Carrigan,
l. IA Diver, IL. John NJ Bloodgood,
% cSs1i.. ". vSi..., is. john % J. V. Ws...rvel
Z. Bartlett Smith, II. James Walsh.
9. T. Compton, ls. WIN. A. walker sup't
9. Thsodorus Van Tine, schoels)
10. B. J. Messerole,
THE NATIVE MEErINe.-We are requested to state
that the Of Joseph Meeks Sen, Of the Vice
Thursday evening last stated in yesterday paper
made use Of without his knowledge consent
doubles: bs BY most Of our rssde that
In the month Of October last considerable said in
to IS Of .n Sc
CITY, board Of one Of the North River steamboats,
that it subsequently, intimated that Mr. Van Dusen
had made disposition Of the funds q portion OF
which had been entrusted to his charge before leaving
Hudson, and, his arrival here announced that he
h0Q Doen r0DDeu Win Wow Oh OeH1uunS Cr0UIOrs
that account Of these representations made. Mr..
Van Dusen arrested by virtue of proceedings under
the Stlwe act-that liz effects at Hudson sold at
his credtors and fact the business OF Mr. Van Dusen
was completely broken up in conssqIence Of the Sian
dero reports that were put in at the time
Of the alleged robbery - now contended, by one
ofhis creditors. in thi. city, member Of an extensive
6rm Pearl street. who, we understrnd was arrested
yesterday, and held TO bail in the of $4,000, at
which Mr.. Van Dusen had laid his damages.
TAMmAxr HALL co1vEsrIos.-The delegates appoint
cd to meet in convention last evening" for the nomns
ton Of an Aims House Commissioners, simply orga-
nizsd by appointing Alderman Briggs a. Chairman and
Charles Mills, Secretary, after which they adjourn
most prominent candidates for this Office g. w. An
dsrson, James II. Cook, Moses g. Leonard aud VIM r.
Moss. The Fifth ward delegates were received and pro-
perly acknowledged The Sixth ward election 10 to be
held Tuesday next under the immediate management
Of the legal inspectors Of that ward The Fourth ward
have decided to hold new election on Tuesday
vote OF 26 to =
thaving been satisfactorily ascertsined that Mayor
Havemsyer will not accept re-uomnationl under any
circumstances, we hear that VIM Chamberlain. An
drew H. Mickle, Myndert Van Schaack. John r. Rose
most available candidates.
The "untsrriAed democracy seem to be unusually
terrified at the present juncture of affairs.
They may, however, cordially unite and carry every
thing before them like the tsrtuous tempest the
mighty rushing of the unbridled wind.
WEArHxR.--We had all sorts of weather yesterday
from bright cloudess SKY and sunshine TO blackness
and rain. In the morning had beautiful sun shower
light cloud inmsdiately above u.s. down it, little
rain Drops which sparklsd in the clear sunshine whloh
from another part OF the heavens In the afternoon
lightning and loud thunder. The sky presented pscu
liar sppearsucethe clouds being very and drawn
out in long stripes. During the storm. quantity of
pretty large hail stones down. which peppsred the
pedestrians for few minutes About clock the clouds
al broke away and left clear blue sky. We shall
baby, have Hne weather