The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-29
City Intelligence.
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the corner Of Brosdway aud Lispenard street. The
Convention ct Tsmmspy Hall were In session from
hslfp past till 10 O'Clock, without making nomins-
tiOn The proposition brought forward at the previous
meeting to nominate Mr.. Havemeyer, the present
Mayor, laid the table, and . resolution passed
to vote, hereafter The convention hndiag
they could do nothing to their sassoton huslly sd
journed, to meet ON Mendsy evening next.
In the bsrnhnrnsrs' convention, the committee ap-
pointed to walt Mr. Hayemeye or I'd tender to him
the ncmn alton made at the last meeting Of this body
reported that In accordance with their insructeus
duty duty Mr.. H. thanked the members Of the the con.
vention for the kind feelings svinced In select
ing him as csn1idsts Of tho party which
sefvs another term In bis present ONCE and he
therefore respectfully declined tho nouin The
date and selected, by unanimous vote Myndsrt Van
Sohsick Esq. committee then appointed to walt
convention. The COMMITTEES retired, aud tho Coavsn-
venton took recess. After being absent come tne
the COMMITTEES returned and reported that Mr.. Van
Sobsick had accepted the nomination The committee
then adjourned till Friday evening next These con-
ventoDs besdes candidates for the msyoraty are to
three Judges Of the Superior Court and two
Judges Of the Marine Court These grave dut,e,,
especially the nomination Of Judges and 1t is TO be
hoped that the utmost caution will DO observed In ma
king selections. II the political osuidrop must b,
sorted to for the procurement Of Judges least
BE- hoped that due caution will be observed in the
We learn that the wings Of the 18th ward have nomi
mated Moses Maynard, jun Tor Alderman, and J. w.
Conklin, fer Assistant Alderman.
Inc Of The tsmnsr ~ ths .sorm vhioS r"ssd bsrS On
tn "a. tn -s;n wh;oh hern,i. I'll ~, IS,n+
"a ns{ r..t s;"h, n,niooS ya.r,. % ,, "a
the effect to melt and wash awsy the SNOW from the
sidswahs 50 that pedestrians were enabled
to make their way the psvenents without en-
counterng three or four inches Of saturated
they literally compelled to do the evening pre-.
vious, they walked out at all The weight OF the
effect during the prevalence Of the storm to bring to
the ground great number OF various signs; and all
along tho streets might BE- seen the dilspdstsd re-
woou anu p.ss.er, SWING pVsss ns.ssIs sgne, ana
hI sr0U' . ~ ,t 49,. ~ ~ h nuo.s In.on
nss. vhich thsv Ons stu,s nys.sntsd ;..s,
sT,.r ~. Torn rh;oh -. 49, r.oo.p, t~ ~" M
and 0sns, gree.
nmhreiIas which had been uotnsiiy tsr, rrom ,h.
srs,p Of their owners, and more than lone shocR'
inc bad hat vas visible on tn. csr,,aSs w"ns
VIA fu - IN tSn. S mug. geoe was snuoi.
much of the mud from the stree,s hnt 49, hona.
were blasted when the snow began TO fail We havs
had the storm And its sf,.cs. hnt ~.
Measure relieved of the mud mud mud to be delivered
from which all Gotham doth ever pray.
LECTURE BxyouE THE Innu Amrn,oAr I,s,,rurr.
On Monday evenine ex Governor Sc vsrd w.. tabax:
leotured NJ Clinton Hail hut he hsvno hs.r St.IsS
BY Sci a,orisl duties at washpston wss not on hspd
Who though having but few hours not;os conssntsS
| to take MI Sevasd's pisoe, Mr. Ivn"b;s Siscourse
". pave oosn Informed gave unmlI'd '.si'f.oti0n
p,ah ~ The LEE rowAaDs THE
fook OF iRELANp-Edwerd Cunard, Esq, has trans
mittsd freight free Thousands Of oething coect.d in
.ns County ~ ING heV " " Moofe Ior tne poor OF
tnst unDsPpy county. Inc Canada, w understand,
| VrlLAsous AssAuLr.-A lsmpshter. named Broad.
erick while engaged in bis busnsss in the sixth ward
on Tueseay n'ehf was Violently assaulted bv fslloS.
Who struck him = fesrfn blow mon the hsst of IN.
head with club The lsmpighter was laid seussless
and the rufian escaped at the time ooupls of DO.
ncsmen came along and took the sensesss man to his
home where medical aid was rssorted to with
The man thinks he knows who struck him, and the
police re-, on his track they have not already
OMNIBUS AccIprrr.-Lsst evening an omnibus Of
tho Broadway and Fulton Ferry line was passing down
Broadway when near tbs corner Of Barclay street the
horses got the advantage Of the driver and sss
ing the smooth pavement at . rapid rste, when
Mi. James Msbbitt, Of tho Arm Of M.b6itt Son, No
time. was knocked down and severely injured; the
Of the omnibus passed over his leg: but fortu
sateiy no bone; were broken He was taken Into the
recovered, WAS conveyed TO MS residence Mr. M Ia
elderly man and Of cogr.s rot equal to the task Of
dodgipg stages driven at breskneek rate OF speed
A LADY Run Oven IN BaoADwAr.-Yesterday after
noon, ady vas crossing Broadway, from the corner
s..ses WEI tTo cstreges aPprosenea rom
pfi,st;na S;nh "a a1y oeCame oexiasrsd ana
Satns wnien way 70 &C. remained IN tns street m
.ne "ss snooAec GOWN Dy contsot Win one o. tne
nor 81 Sos 1na t the iess q sne
=, tnci Psn 20 Tos upon ner osesst, ana IN
.nt ~ ron til ne ner alsss tore sne gar
sensible condition ana conveyed 10 the drr sters a
Mt Mih u and after being there restered vss tsSsn
lone.
During the prevalence Of the storm on
Tuesday night stage driver was thrown from his boz
on one Of the Broadway omnibusses and broke = lee
by the fall Tho storm WAS terrific indeed and those
who were 80 happy o. to be eucsced At homo con
graduate themselves on that event. The accident
above alluded to occurred at the corner Of
and Amity street. The drivers, generally had to
the utmost to avoid accidents while in the
prosecution Of their arduous calling.
! ANOTHER AccrpgNr ON THE HARLEM RAuRoAp-
On Tuesday evening as the last train Of for white
Plains was going up, and had reached within short
distance OF the denot the anojns ran nam trss
vhioh had falien across TIE trsck The ercins vs.
damseed bv the concusaion Int stslv M
nerson vas hnrt hs accid. nt I. IA 70 nsrs -. ~
no sttributsbe 10 the Of N the
employees upon tho cars It was 70 far q they we're
conceYned unavoidsbIe or rather nnrslv scsii.rt.i
was known as the Dykers.