New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

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SECOND ASSEMBLY DIsrRGcr.-The Delegates
elected at the Wing Primary Meetings met last
night at tic North American Hotel and organized
by eiectine VIM l. Shardlow Chairman and 10
seph l.. Bosworth- Secretary The Convention
elected Delegate at large, and received substi-
tutes in the place of absentees after which they
adjourned to this evening.
VITH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures w. AL
len has declined the nomination rendered him by
the With Ward Whiga. The Convention met
last night and nominated WILLS BLACKSTONE,
Esq.
OPPOSITION RATIRIcATIoX-The gathering at
Tammany last night was not much Of a shower
only about 500 of the faithful congregated. Pc
ter Cooper presided The resolutions puff all the
candidates seriatim, from Governor to the neigh
borhood of Constable give the Wings fits for ex-
travagance blow up the new City Charter; soft
soap Cass and Dickinson beg piteousy for votes;
and-one bright spot--go in for Free Schools
Lorenzo B. Shepard spoke first, approved the
platform, euogized the candidates as per resolu-
tons seriatim and importuned for votes a ratl-
fying vote was then had upon the State and Coun-
ty tickets After some yells for "Walsh,'
"Hawkes, Brady" Norris" &c. one j. G.
Bagley Ia new speaker in the Wigwam, II we
understood the name correctly made BRET con-
gratulatory speech about Union lot the party and
proDbecied that most desirable article, success
The stereotype cries of Old Tammany again re-
sounded, but suddenly stopped on the appearance
Capt Rynders, who said that he had never prom
ised to come there to oppose Fernando Wood
He spoke briefly of the Syracuse Convention and
its COMPROMISES and manifested favorable course
of action in regard to the candidates. After the
Captains pungent and practical remarks the au-
dience endured an infection from one Blankman,
the first part of whose name is singuiarly charac-
teristc of his speech; fortunately he was brlef-
The man who projected the Phantom OF DIS
union" then oomed whereupon several hundreds
left the Camp; but he had got his tongue creased
with bottle of Mr.. Kingslands oil, and went on
to make light of the prospective Mayor old con
tract for lighting the City. His thunder was loud
but harmless. 4 son of the Green Isle named
Coggy next essayed to "speak in public on the
stage" but the audience dwinded away fast, and
30 did he, until his speech suddenly cut short
by the irreverent interruption Of Fighting Dick
who had sat half doing with his heels on the
speakers desk, but suddenly reused up, glanced
around and yelled out; BY -, there's nobody
here; let go home" That didn't brighten Ned
Strahan, who came boldly to the rescue and made
n speech; not so warm as he might had he liked
the ticket, but fair Edgar Welsh then closed the
exercises by voluntary on his organ, ali about
:" that oil, ;" and all was dark in the Wigwam.
A CANDIDATE AT LAsr.-The Opposition Dele
gates to the Fourth District Congressional Con-
vention met again last night On the forty sew
enth ballot the vote stood for James M. Marsh,
1o for John Foote, 5 - Pierce, 5. The Sixth
Ward Delegates then withdrew, leaving but Is
persons in the Convention. Another ballot was
had resulting in IL for Marsh and for Foote. 1t
was then resolved, unanimously, that JOSEPH
NJ MARSH be the candidate for Congress. We
are told that Mr. Foote signifed that he would not
oppose Mr.. Marsh
FOR CALIFoRNIA-The steamer Crescent City
left for Chagres yesterday at 2 NJ She took III
passengers, whose names will be found in another
part Of this paper
CRoToN WATER-After the first day OF No
vember IS per cent will be added to all unpaid
Croton Water rents We are doing water takers
special favor when we recommend thom to pay
up forthwith.
The CITY INDUSTRIAL CoNGRRss.--This body
will meet this evening at the new City Hall, and
will complete their nominations for State and To-
cal candidates, letters having been received from
quite lumber of nominees. Other business OF
Importance will also be transacted, reception aud
discussion of reports Of Committees, @c They
are thoroughly disguised with the proceedings OF
the recent political primary meetings, and some
method for reforming them will doubtless be pro-
posed.
~ In our notice of the Live Oak Volunteers
the CAPTAINS name should have read Harrison IN
stead of Clark The Company numbered 80 mus
kets The first prize suit of fire clothes, was
won by John McLarty; the second, splendid
silver cup. won by Michael H. Fisher third, sil,
yer cup, won by John Tuttle fourth, silver cup,
won by Charles e. Silkworth.
MIIIrARY.-On Tuesday Col. Paisley splendid
sd Regiment DHussars wiIparade in fall Uniform
at Tompkin's Square, at II o'clock. The I'd Brig
AIDE. General Morris, composed Of 4th Regiment,
Col. Yates, 9Th Regiment, Col. Warner, 9th Regi
ment. Col. Peers the Sd Brigade, Gen. Hall com
posed of 18th Regiment, Col Duryee, 8th RegI-
ment. Col Borden, 9th Regiment, Col, Ferris
with 9TH Brigade Gen. Even, composed OF 10th
Regiment, Col Halsey, Nth Regiment, Col. Nor
ris, and 18th Regiment Col. Stebbins, will also
parade at Tompkns and Washington Square for
inspection and review" after which the entire
narade will form line in Fifth-avenue and make a
city parade. The inspection will commence at IL
o'clock
LAso's FOURTH OF JULY.-Mr. Lang having
completed large picture representing the Fonrth