The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

approaching election OF delegates convention
to be held Tuesday next.
DEMocRArIc CoNsrrTurIoNAL CoNvENrIoN.-The De.
mocratic Constitutional Convention met last evening
at Tamnany Hail. and completed their nominations for
the State Convention Their ticket now stands fol-
lows:
Charles oConor, Lorenzo b Shepard,
Henry Nicoll, Robert II. Norris
Samuel J. Tiden, John A. Kennedy,
Benjamin F. Cornell, John l.. Stephens,
Campbell r. White, d. n. Jones,
A. F.Yache, VIM s. Conely,
Solomon Townsend, Jehn H. Hunt,
Stephen Allen, George 8. Mann.
WnIG CovsrirurIorAL CoNvENrioS.-The Wing Con-
stitutiona Convention met last evening at the Broadway
House, and completed their nominations for the State
Convention The ticket now stand. a: follows ,:,,. ::
Shepard Knapp, Samuel +. Mott,
John c. Greene, James De Peyster Ogden.
d. B. Ogden, Philip Hone,
A. w. Bradford, N. B Blunt
T. Z. TomliDson, Robert Jones,
Robert Taylor, John L. Stephens,
Charles O'Conor, WIN. +. Havemeyer
Native NOMINATION. The following il the list Of
candidates nominated by the natives for the State
Ogden Edwards, Harris Wilson,
John Leveredge, Minard Lafever,
Shepherd Knapp, Nicholas Schurman,
Elias H. Ely, William F. Piatt,
VIM. L. Prall, Brutus Skdmore,
David E. Wheeler, Hiram Ketchum.
VIM 8. Ross,
IvcREAsE THE Book TRADr.-Ths increase in the
book trade in the far surpsses the increase
in any other business The evidence Of this fact 10
in our advertising columns. that feature in the in
Is the establishment Of an agency in Ann street,
by Henry Long Brother, who intend to 20 quite
tensvey into buy ing and selling books for the trade
JERSEY CirY.-Thc citizens Of our little sister across
the river have recently had municipal election which
resulted IN the complete triumph Of the peoples cand
dates For loug time past the people have been
testing the elaine Of company Of individuals styled the
Jersey Associates, who it il alleged, have usurped all
the water lots and ferry privileges adjacent to the city
The people deny the claim of the Associates to thus pro-
perry, and assert that they righuy vested In the
Common Council. The discussion has wsxed very
warm for two years past-each party using the bal
lot box as its weapon but thus far the eople have i
nmphed Horatio N. Fryatt, the peoples champion,
he called elected of the aldermen together
with a Common Council, altogether composed Of the
Peoples Party. We understand that the new Board will
Immediately take to test the validity Of the
claim assumed by the Jersey Associates
CoRoSERs OFvIcE.-Sudden Deaih.-The coroner
held inquest yesterday at No. lis sh avenue the
body Of c. B. Wiedmeye born in Virginia who came to
his death by disease OF the heart Verdict accordingly
Also. the coroner held inquest at the dead house.
on tha body Of Elizabeth Collins. born in England Is
Of age who found dead in the city last
night, caused by intemperance.
Died Suddeniy.-The coroner likewise held an inquest
ct the dead house yesterday, the body of Austin
Clayton, colored man. born in Philadelphs 40 years
age, who fell down suddenly in Fulton street. and be.
fore they could get him to the City Hospital he died
from bleeding at the lungs. Verdict accordingly.