The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-26
City Intelligence.

THE PRIMARY MISUNDERSTANDING NOMINATIONS
The following Is the result Of the primary elections
Of the democratic party last evening" far % have
been able to ascertain -
Fmr wARp.-County Convention Oliver Char
lick. Robert T. Mulligan, Michael Nesry. John
Scott George J. johnson ueads OF City Depart
ments-Edwsrd X. Carpenter. Charles Gallagher,
SON. judiciary ConventionNHenry II. Byrns' SAMUEL
A. Grape Henry Nicoll. Senatorial Convention
Power. Martin Cregier, Charles Cannon. Assembly
Convention - William Donovan, David Newmaun,
Charles Rowold, Michael Mccormick, James Shields.
Ward Nominating Com mittee. First District Mchssl
Toole, Louis Slberrad, Michael Golden. Michael Do
Sen. John Coasy Second District--ssmusl Aud.
John L. Byrne, Sebastian Kohlhepps John Hennessy,
william Tsggsrt Third pi,tri's-Nichssl o'Bri.n,
Wake. This ticket was unanimously. adopted.
SscoSp WAND -One Of the Inspectors having been
crowded out Of the ROOM and votes having been
by persons not belonging to the ward adjournment
took place till this day at - o'clock We understand
there s some difficulty about the sheriff The follow
ing Ia the ticket declared TO be elected by the party
who retained possession Of the room Psopies Ticket
Democratic Republican Nomnations.-For Ward
Nominating Conyention-Thcnss o'Donneil, James
Watson, William Tbompson. william b. storer. wm
Dursnt, Michael Murray, John w Hurlbut. For Ju-
dietary CoDvention-Aibert wsllscs, John NJ French
Thomas McCabp. For Senatorial Convention-Samue l
Waterbury. Herman Eicke Cliston fIaring For Coun-
~ CONVENTION W lillian Miner Richard Marshall Geo
w Isnscs, John Ward, Thomas Bowine. Convention
for Heads Of Observation-Disclosures Chancellor James
Mckinley. J. q. Mclean John Moran, II Letter
For As,,mely Convention John slsne, John Rice,
suhjonted Is the opposition ticket; County Conven-
tion-Dsniei Dodge, John NJ French. John \. Savage,
James Leonard. VIM. @. Dunlap. Heals Of Depart
ments-H Henry y. Sanger John J. TAFT Daniel Mehsn,
Thomas Noloney. Ira Floyd senstorisi-wm. l..
dicisry-yames G. stoneaIf. Clinton Harrips John w.
Hurlbut. Assemby-wilsm whitlock. John slsue,
Thomas Clancy, Michael MADDEN James De Is Won.
tayne. Chsrter-fdwin v. welsh, ? scbepf Patrick
Cherry Patrick Riley, John Donnelly, Tboms. ~,
stonesll. Henry G. sctoonmaker hiichsei Cswby, VIM.
Field, Thomas Chadwick
Thos Clark. p l.. seely J. Dopnely, James English.
Heads Of Department Convention WIN. ". Bolton,
drew Clark Senatorial Conventiop.-R. J. Dillon, d.
undIrhiil James Wright Judiciary Convention =
= Cutting v t.wler. .. Gallagher assembly
". Crosby. p. Mckenps. Nj. Msrouy Charter Nomiua-
ting Committee. WIN. n Blsckford, Chss. veser,
Hewlett Hancock MI. Byrpes. n. c. Favor, Nicholas
N.sgle Geo. McDousai. Samuel Goodwin, Thomas
Brady. In this ward all harmony and peace; there
we're only half a dozen scratches.
FouRrB w.pp.-The following ticket Was elected with
sfew scratches Judieisry-tlorence Mccarthy, De-
MEL w. Clark, Charles Mills senstc-John w. Avery,
Benz D. Welsh, Jacob uhl Coun,y-wm NJ T-e.d-
Timothy Gsrrick Assembly-1. Jonathan Youdsls,
w v. Byxbee q Patrick Mulvihill 3, Chs.. real,
q John RIDDEN, Jas Durney; 8, Jas. q Smith 4 Jas.
". feboyer Ralph Atkin Depsrtments-Wm Story,
DR. 10. Hilton. tbsrlps n. Colladsy. WIN Reid 2. j.
Lynch VIM Phillips, Patrick Grow. John Coisau y VI.
Plume, Patrick Merrick, Patrick Boyle. Bernard Ns-
John Clark Peter white, Thomas Sheridan.
Frrp wanp-In this ward tvo tickets we're run
Mr. John j. Eldrdge not having been put on the CON-
mittees started an opposition ticket OF his but
vas beaten The following the ticket elected the
numbers beipgn favor of IT, las, With split votes;
for the Eldridge ticket, 81, and split votes: =
Judicisry-A. ID. Wilson, Francis Tillou Alexander
Wells county Ofhcers-y r. Shrky, e. r. Johnston
Thomas Blauvsit. Samuel Webster James Demsrest
H.sds OF Departments Henry Hodmire, WIN n. Baker,
William Dennis, william Francis, Andrew Lester Sc
material Committee-EmanuelB Hart, Nicholas Quack
epbes, J. q. Jacobus. Assenbly-1st Dstrict-Patrick
Flood, John johnson, ID. D. 1derson; I'd District-A.
M'Dougal stephen Putnam. John Hsrgrove; Sd Dis
trict-H NJ. Western, Joseph Ho6mire, Charles Cop
ping Attn District. sherwood, J. Colsey, j. Murray.
5th District-J. Goodwin. Hy Arcularus Watson.
Charter OfHcers-1st District-John Dixon, Charles
Bsnts, Andrew sembler, I'd District WIN Sears,
James Clark James Conway; 81 Distriet-Johu Black,
jr. Michael Martin, Andrew Blsuvelt; 4th District
John A. Kennedy, william West oarret De Forest;
sth District-0eorge Coz, r. Kerrigan, VIM Nolan.
suhjoiped IL the dsfeated tcket-Resuar Democratic
Tichet-Csas and Butler. Judioisry-E b. Hart Jas.
Clark. r. w. Croveheey. County-Henry Honnire
A. Collsrd, John Eidrides. James 3. Beusel Issac
r. Coz Depart nepts-samuei A. Willis, Joseph HoH-
mire, Gsrrst De Forest, Lsvrence Alderman Joseph
Orr. senate-RicharaA.C bambers John whitmors
Andrew slauvelt Aseembly-Henry o. Hart, Abrs-
ham n WILSON, Robert A. Green, Andrea Lester
charles Rot Robert wheeler Phillip 0ebhart. Allen
Runk, Andrew s~mbler, John Price Charles Banta
Thomas short. oliver Monroe Richard A. Thompson
Thomas Carlin. Charter-Rober< N. Eldrdes Charles
Csppins, Pstsok Fios<, Levi Nsvson, mishAs Csssy,