The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24
city Intelligence.
CITY POLITICS.

Tho wings held their primary ward elections ysstsr
day for the purpose appointing committees to servo
IN the Nayoralty Convention, on the Goth instant.
There II NO particular candidate put forward ct
present being the NEST likely TO gain the nomi.
nation. The names Of Kinsslsnd Greeley, Woodruff,
Adams and Crolius mentioned In connection with
the nomination. but like the old hunksrs In the demo
cratic party the wings have not, yet, determined
who Il the most available candidate who will best
the interests Of the patty. There wsighty
reasons why Mr.. Kipgslsnd should receive the noni-
nation. Mr.. Greeley, 1t Is said, can command large
Irish vete. MIR woodruff has many friends, who will
work hard for him, and ditto Msssrs Adams and
Crolus Perhaps compromise viii be necessary, and
all these will be excluded make way for some can
didate yet unnamed. ...
The national reformers are In the dsld with osn.
didates for the Msyoralty and Aims House Commis-
sioser. Their candidate for Mayor Il David Marsh;
for Alms Houes Commissioner, Louis w. Ryokmau.-
There nominations are made With the express under
standing they should bs considered II either
Of the other parties should nominate . candidate
which should como up the free soil standard in the
svevsl ofthsir political principles.
Book Trade SALEs.-Ws observe that the book trade
sales again beginning Thssehak yearly suotisns
give pleasing variety to the usual moAs Of buying and
selling books. There 10 something snimsting In Wit
Messing the contest occasionally carried on for some
particular and valuable work There Is also some
thing exciting in joining In the fray In oil honora.
Bile competition there yet spice Of rivalry, when
the object in view is either and Of nsts or din
cult to obtain. Moreover, 1t gives ssst to the palate
when there has been any degree oe6ort made to salts
fy the desire. Thus, to individual book won
in this way would undoubtedly be highly prissd
and eagerly and carefully read than II bought in
the ordinary manner ct store But to locker
on, trade Palo 10 matter which fail afford
him much inward pleasure and interest He may, ct
sery. in Cooley Ksssss unususIIy large sprins trade
sale saaogus) observe the various degrees Of avidity
with which some particular books sought After aad
this may serve to instruct him In the knowledge Of
his fellow men around him, make him, II in the
trade, more acquainted with some practical truths.
DO 100 much humbIsd and this induces the observer
to place him In higher position, and eventually to
.ecuIs him to himself. Possibly we should never get
Of this description 1t 10 that We DO not desire
them, but, unless actually see them before u.s. We
when, however, they ooms in this manner dspiaysd
to our vev, their good old faces beam brightly sgsin,
long lost sssht Of but now suddsny
True, We might hnd them out by going 70 the stores
Or BY inspecting the numerous stalls; but In many
cases, We cannot spare the time to examine, and II
may 20 chance that 10 pass the rouss hundreds
VI times and never once become acquainted with the
contents the book Ahslves ON way Trade Gales
are, therefore, extremely servicesble not only the
trade but TO individuals also; and the trade by at-
tending the sses confer an actual benefit upon those
to be their localities, in order to their
being able to possess them without much trsuhle end
inoonvenience The catalogue Of Cooley d Kesses
trade sale gives just the excellent assortment
quiIsd; ana upon examining It. We found the titles
" many work. which revived pleasing crocodile stions
and excited . hope that BY large attendance st the
mspagers' looms the day Of ras the trade would
speedily lay hold Of them. aud Afterwards, be
contis ming them to the hands Of numerous readers
elsewhere, who require them. We, therefore, oor-
daily recommend friends Of the trade proceed
there and join In the sale.
PLYMoUrH TABERNAcLr, BRoexLyH The Rev. Mr.
Beecher's congregation have erected large building
Pierpont street. Brooklyn, for their srNy
Tho building 10 $50 feet long by SO feet aud
designed for the Of the church. IL Ia
be opened for religious worship TO- 1t 10 said
that the new building will be we'll warmed and venti
lated and win accommodate from 1910 70 1000 persons
comfortably.