New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
CITY ITEMS.


Loco Toco COUNTY CO2MIrTEE.-Afiera world
ofiaiorard wrare ing and confusion worse coni5und-
cd foruesfly a t~elyemonih there seems 70 Do 4
chance for " Order once more in Tammany Hall.
The County Con7culi-n ate. the manner Of \ " Con
yeL;ion 70 revise a Constitution turned on: Of
door, both the Hunker and Barnbarnor Committees,
ard ordered nov election fgr \" sneral Com.
mice q the Dcnccraiio RePubi.caa Party Of &c
C,ty ard County oil New-YOIk," to take place on
Wednesday evening OF thiI week. AnuProali)us
and in some Wards riotous, farce vas enacted, a.
which any body ard everybody voted, IL they
broUgh: the night ticket the votes were counted
where they were no. kicked over or carried off,
the whole concern VA fscetic1sly called an cleo.
ton, and the following men scat up . he ~ieEAm
with their credentials
Fourteen Of tie nineteen WsEiI claim % be re-
eulArly Represented; in the Second there Til %
aquesiion or right, bat a, the LeoDMd ticket got
about five votes where the other got one Of course
the Captain and company viii come 10. In the
other unreprcter.ed wards there was generally,
much violence the ballots destroyed and roTI aud
scrimmages in Abundance. The names returned
are 10 follows
FRs1 WA1D-R.ehnd 7. Malilhl, Michael Murray,
sTcoND wiID-l cOnie,ied) John L. sa7sgs, wn
punisp Frederick Gilmore.
sfcoND WiRD-t Coreiled -Jamei Leonard. Daniel
Nehsn. George W. lsIses
TniED wASD-wiliAm Il. Bolton, Henry J. ai5beli,
Richard ID. haphsl.
YorS1D W1Io-Jacob r. Oakley. John W. Avery, Fls-
FIfH WAR6-EmAnue .. Hart Henry N. wsUsrD,
John Y. savage, j.
slxIu wiEb-rhomu 6lnirin, Taomu J. Barr,
joseph Cornell
sESTS1H wAsD-Edvui c. wess Jo.sph Murphy,
Jobr hckibton.
EIeHTH WARD-No credentials
NINE WARD-Nm. J. BrIsy VIM Nalcau, ElERd
SrstBn.
IIS1n wARD-Je,spa NJ MAl.h william wsiawrigsl
TItyEN1n w.RD-wss,sy s=is, J,nss c wInsH
Hiram Epg,.
TInETEENIH wuo-No CREDENTIALS
FoUKTLLSIT WAID No credentials.
FHILLSTH WARD james !. Roosevelt John l. Rof,
sISIIfsIH wasO-J,ne, Murray, TaOaA. ". Ohm
Iesd, stephen D Gardner.
sEvINTIESTH WlsD-Jsmes l. HslIteAi, hi-hie!
'I TIenTEIS ,a WaSo"Ho cresen,la.
ElsEIEISIH WASD-JoAH Quinn, Jobn pohery, NJ
EsW ". ;. Jaek'en
ON Thursdsy night ns1i an attempt viii be made
to organize
ASTOUNDING DLvELoTNESTs-CHTt2u; Case Of
CosspirGes.-A CASE Of conspiracy which, II tr1,
exhibits decree Of yiuAino1s daring on one aide
and the most imbscie weakness on the other a.
most unparalleled xts brought before the notice
Justice Betkley At the Jefferson Market C0ur.
house or Thursday Est and attracted considerable
attention. DO that day Mr. Ira Topping, gentle
man residing at TammRny Hotel, sPpered before
the magistrate and entered compliant ior conspi
rncy sgAins, two persons sae q thsn gensee,
looking female, named Mary Jane Livingston, 1lisS
snr, ard he other an alieEly man named James
T. Bo, d, one Of the clerks Of the Supreme Court In
this City, under the following circEmstances:-
About The latter part Of 1884, or he beginning Of
lsis the accused female came h bis residence,
,her at 81 Jane st. and Inquired tx MIN She was
Immediately shown into the paror, where an inter
view took place in which she ProfeIssd 70 be IA.
nili.rly acquainted with every action Of his ifs,
and knowing him 70 be the owner o. considerable
property, demanded portion OF il, Threatening a.
the same time II be refused, to 90 into Court ind
prefer q charge agaipE him ths, would ruin his
reputation forever and destroy the peace OK his
ouie. and hsppy family. 1t was in vain that the
,cmpIxfr an. demonstrated and entreated bis tor
mentor rot To pursue such = course sae continued
10 Wal, mis- place and even IN the presence OF hs
zife threaten 70 have hin sent TO e,sses PfscD ID