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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03
PHILADELPHIA.
The Presidents Message-Nisit of n Descen-
dant of the Illustrlous Founder OF Pennsyi-
vania-Trcason Trials.


Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
PmIADELrHA, Tuesday, Dec. 3 lsjl
The weather still remains clear and very
cold Ice to the thickness of four or FIVE nshes was
formed last night
Nh John Godfrey who was so drcadfully scalded
yesterday morning, IN consequence Of falling into
hot still slop, died at the Hospital last night.
The great topic Of interest to-day in this City Is
the Presidents Message and accompanying docu.
ments The Message was delivered TO the Press at
precisely Il o'clock.
Mr.. Granville Penn, a descendant. Of the Illus
trious founder OF Pennsylvania Is now sojournng
AT the Washington House in this City. Our citizens
have rendered Mr.. Penn many clyllltes.
Two men, named Samuel Hunter and Hampton
Sherlock, were yesterday arrested near the United
States Marine Asylum and committed to prison 10
answer the charge of noting.
The present cold snap has eileclually closed our
state Canals.
Rusines IS continues quiet BARK bat little inquired AZ
ter Holders continue to demand >2i 50 tun tor No
The FLOUR market is firm The receipts are falling OF,
and the stock sale is small There is some ht export
demand for FLOUR, and S0Obbs good brands sold SNIP
ept at s. 81 Dbl some holders, however. now demand
"a Small sales for city consumption at stes4 IL! for COM
and select brands 81 STA a - for eHs and fancy
bends at Sass Is There is RY2 FLOUR here Corn
uand there is little none offering prices nave advanced
SHE: Of 5ss At f o & fs s sold at GGhs
been limited demand, and prices are barely supported
Sales of 1000 bushels Yellow at 81 eJ3c and inferior
southern at &c 36lc T. bushel WHISKY in fair demand;
sales OF bbls at 2Ila22c., ard hhds. at2lc.
500 City Gas, es ~ lo2. Girard Bk u Mech b
2s go Read r., 29i geo Do, g. $500 Read X Z
Mort S aRS caG i Ss 6 80 S Iehgh RAW Nav 49,
Second Boord-2SO Cam Am. R,R Gs 10 %; 100 Penn.
RR ilOt II do. 40s i95 Onion Canal, 49, 100 Morris
Canal, H. 5000 Tenn SAT-; $4,000 Sch Nav IS 90
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N, in the city TO the ease " aqre' residerc.
pusy r. copItfy Then nst The 10 )numents II de ,
w 80 tame in Cemetery. the village OF
Ea~ssos. the Atlantic ck. BsOoslyni end the East
p;ver AS far a. Will'au-Dp'sh
hF,om the balcony norinwsrd is seen the CIV OF
x..york at distance 81 aoout cine mules, WITH
- church,s don.es and spires and i!sioross
OF mssts .,., ,1y.-...,. .,l :. ,.itl
as 6pe aud 50 ccm'ortaole - toe residence o. ang
I'm can De, roGCc'ire cia,i "o Dr. Doane for M
'SsriioIs to honor tie quest ~h0n his country has
TIE .rhs.irnts OF Staten isl4ni have arranged .
s.upon hun and 10 prcsfnt ma with AZ address. for
brh ihoy have rp9Otitec 0mmi'tee O ssveu'y-sx
r-.ors and the iaC1eSh have secured large ar1uee
Z, ,he occasion TIE mtUaTy viii lDin IA the pro
ssssion 10 the marquee. aDd com niltee VIII wax
NOR him 10 arrange matters 20 sui ms COW
f0c his arrival has luggage vi BE- passed ~ me
conec,or without the usnh inspection. as II IS
.lsn for granted that IN. invited gpest OF the nation
Iii moi pass anything trat IS m dSiui.
MS rot expected mat the lct Viii arrive
,<6ore Thursday morning Unless the INST part OF
Der passage was very fav"fa'e. FOR during toe las!
tvo days stFone north ~ nds have Deen "lRg
With great violence, and ait re,ari her progress.
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Thel River and the Weather at Albany.

ALBANY, TUESDAY, Dec - 1891.
La1 night was again intensely coda high wind
nom we north all Monday blew the water out OF the
Tsef, and this morning the river Is extremely low
rae steamers Rip Van Wrinkle and Hendrix Hud-
20 ien last night at the usual hour with full loads
passengers and freighi-they grounded on I uylers
semain
zoe Empire OF Troy, bound down, also grounded
s e came In contact with the schr. Queen, app.
ss v.n Knocking hole IN her stem, oui no. DONG
NJ. material damage, The Queen was helsnted
~.M hsOo bushels Com, consigned 10 Boston Inc
,n.aeis lols and American Eagle as also large
SSoef OF sail vessels, baIges ana canal DostS' arc
y'oand On Cuylers Bar and II is diricuI 10 say
"nsn they will be released.
VIZ steamship Oregon is now loading for New
Nh lie Mazeppa came up on Monoay from
sssxecsorsh and leaves al noon to-day with fun
fHsn1 ana passengers No boats from the South
-. -. arrived as yet to-day. The following oarges
evner on the bar or at the docks With freight for
S fork J. G. White, Splendid, Insurance, +.
sessyaam, fiamingo, Atlantic, II Hubbard. Columbus,
rV@oush, l.. schoolcTan, Puritan. Standish, Chas
=. Set and Buas.s, with eight others whose names
sSWs Rot be ssccJtsined. But fo sail vessels re-
"a'e' most OF hem having left on Monday
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ALBANY Tccsday, Dec. S-5 Z. NJ
The steamer Isaac Newton from Ne WORK, lies
about - uf.s hC'cs nat ne ne ane 20 pas the Bar
The R,p Van Wirtle got IF - p. ~ The Zen.
drii HUDSON and Empire are std aground. but vii
probably get of mex tice. The Maoha,tsn hes GA
Castlet0n rar. IS a'so 30 or 80 " ssels. The New
Jersey arrived 80 , j NJ. from New York, with a
I'm load
The OREGON leaves at II this evening
TIE River rs fled ~Th ice. though the weather
Is a few ccPrees warmer than tai. DiOrnine
The OsVSeo cann u ci6set.
We are informed tha' tfe Canal from THIS city
west 10 the 10Th lock is partially naVgaele but be-
yOId that II = Gfmy closed.
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IIarkcts-By TclooroDh.

CHARLESTON, Dee. |, 1851.
CorroN-Salcs to-day l,lO0 bales at 6aSlc. The
market continues depressed
NEW. ORLEANS, Dec. J. 1881.
CoTToN has been active TIN morning sales reach
ing i0C0 bales at the decline previously advised
Strict Micdl ng is at nc. ToBACco-The lower
grades are FIRM. The whole stock sale does not
exceed $50 hhds. TREIGHTs are unsettled. The
arrivals from during the past rs hours have been
81 ships ard barks. STERLING EXCHANGE is at l0i.
CINCINNATI Dec 9, 1851.
Hoes are heavy COO sold to-day at 81 50a S.
10000 have been packed thus far against GlOOO at
same time last year. 10000 pieces OF SHOULDERS
and SInLs. dry salted. sod at 4 n &c
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NETWORK.
Miraculous Escape from gsins over the Falls
of Niagara.

BUFFALO, Tuesday, Dec. 2, 1881.
Yesterday an Englshman, named Banondge,
vhiic going over the ost bridge TO the Tower near
Tie Horse Shoe Falls at Niagara, slipped on the Ice
and fell into the rapids and was carried near me
rock, which he chung 10 for half an hour, when be
vas fortunately seen by party passing round Goat
Island. Two guides, named II. Brewster and }.
pAvy took the Teins from some horses tied them 10,
sether and threw them 70 Mr.. Bainbridge who had
Just enough strength left TO tie them round his body
whso he was drawn on shore in very exhausted
state.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
MEXICO.
he md important from Northern Mexico.

NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, Dec. ], 1851
The steamship Meteor has arrived at this port from
Galveston Ia thirty-two hours-the quickest trip on
record She reports that on the 29th there were
about 1000 Mexican troops at Matamoros:
Caravs 81 was at CamargO, occupying all the roads
leading TO MatamoTos He had about 600 men with
him, and was waiting the return Of Capt. Ford
nom Texas with reonforcemenis
II is rumorcd that Aivalos, the Mexican General,
was preparing 10 attack Carayajal.
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MISSOURI.
Return OF Officials from Utah. &c

BALTIMORE, TUESDAY, Dec. 2 1851.
Tie Sc. LOUIS Ia'ciheOscsr OF tie si:n alt notices
the arrival at ST. Louis ~ l. J. Bradbury, Chief JOS
uce f BrooAus, Associate Justice, auo ID. W.
Harris, Secretary Of SLdle. officers Of the United
States for the Tenitory OF Utah, on their return.
They coDhfm the statemtnt Of the lawless aud dis
graceful conduct Of Governor Brigham Young.
We have no mani to-nlght south Of R,chnond.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


COLUMBIA, :. c., Monday, Dec. l, 1851.
A bill, introduced by Mr. Ayres, fixing the day Tor
the meeting of the State Convention for the fourth
Monday in April, was read TO Gay IN both Houses,
and made the special order OF the day IN Committee
athe.whole House Of Representatives for Thursday
Il y presumed the Senate will wait the action OF
The House
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The Canal. &c.

Urea. Tuesday, Dec. :, IsJI.
Inc Canal at this place is completely blocked up
WIZ lce Nine lake boats. IRON Oswego, with tiour
this city
Tue Shenf has received nothing from the Gov
e'hor IN regard 20 circuit so he viii hang.
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VIRGINIA..
Ioss or,he Schooner Cu,ler. Nc.

NORFOLK, Tuesday, Dec. 2, 1851.
The ship Torrent, from Bath, with cargo Of bay
for Charleston arrived here In distress, loss OF bow
spirit spars and sails On the FIRST day out she
III collision with the scbr Cutler from Portland for
Norfolk. with slaves. The schooner sunk Immedl-
ately, but the crew were saved.
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CITY ITEMS.

r. We need make 10 excuse tor the
breyi,y of our Items this morning, nor indeed for
many mornings to come. The President Of the
United States, the Postmaster General, and other
high flnctionares have occupied the hons share OF
today's Tribune and documents and reports of great
public importance will follow as fast as We can PRINT
them. The amount of reading matter which will be
sent forth By our own and other City papers within
the present and next week, including documents
from Washington, kossuths speeches and move
mepts will probably far exceed that of any similar
period Of time.
Let those read who never read before,
And those who always read now read the more
The Presidents Message reached The Tribune
Office yesterday at 10 minutes before O'CLOCK. Az
O'Clock. precisely it was published entire in our
Second Evening Edition, half an hour ahead oil all
other City papers The types were set up in 80
minutes.
x The Aldermanic proceedings last
night were not momentous.
The OrrRA-To-night we have the ever
nopular somnambula, with powerful cast.
PuRIlC TRlBuTE IN HONOR OF KENMORE
CooPER.-The arrangements for great public meet
Mr.. Kenmore COOPER have been completed by the
Committee appointed for this purpose on previous
occasion. The solemnties Will take-place IN Trip
Ter Hall on Christmas Eve, the 2ith inst Com
nenoratiye Discourse will be pronounced by Mr.
WV. C. BRYANT and addresses are expected from
Fnv,Rp EvrRErT. GEORGE BANCROFT, JOHN +.
KryyrpY. Rev DR.. HAWKS, and other friends and
admirers of the genius Of the deceased American
novelist Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER has been invited
70 preside &. the meeting, and il is understood that
he will accent the appointment. Tie occasion Is
UNIQUE, and viii doubtless call together large
and distinguished audience. Not only the limited
circle of men Of letters by profession and taste 10
which class the preparation for the funeral honors
has been chiefly entrusted but thousands OF our INTEL
ugent population who owe large debt OF gratitude
70 the Industrious master Of fiction. will share IN
the solemnites impelled no less by interest IN The
eminent persons who are announced as speakers
than by reverence and admiration for the memory
| OF the Great Departed.
NrRro's.-BENEFIr OF THE DRAMATIC
Fuxp.--To.nieht one Of the greatest events OF the
theatrical season comes of, and the most disii1-
| cu,shed members of the dramatic profession have
com. forward 10 make /, the gala festival o. the
year sirnora stefanone Of the Italian opera, sig'
nora Borphese, signor vietti, sisnor For'i' the
! wonderful little Miss Patti, Mr.. Hambhn the whole
of the Ravel family, Mr.. Brougham, Miss Laura
Addison, the distinguished uagedienne, Miss Hi
fert. the favori.e vocalist Of the Bowery iheaier'
and the four comedians Hadaway, Chippendae'
John Seton and Skerrit, all appear. The perform
apces consist Of a shakspcre play, lniermezzo'
| Dancing by the Miles. Franck. and Pantomime oY
| the Rayels
" Hon. j Dill. Hor. ID. Kilgrove, Of
| OHIO Hon A b. Preston, Eilensille W. X. Us
| born, Waiervillo were among 'hs a''''-
! Uotsi ve.tsrddy
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Northumberland County for Cas-.

HJNBIKY, NIutsudyl DtC' y I-JI'
The Democratic County Convention met
Yesterday and elected John b. Packer Senatorial
and -- Rillmeyer, Representative Delegate to the
State Convention instructed for Cass by vote OF
two 20
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MIssIssrprI.-The Columbus Southern
STANDARD Estate Rights recommends the NOM
nation OF John Mcpherson Berrlen for President
and Jefferson Davis for Vice President.
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~ we are obliged reluctantly to post
,onc the repor, of the Secretary of War
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Steamer Union.

NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, Dec. I, 1851.
The steamer Union leaves here on "Wednesday for
New York
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The Apothecary (Mr. Edward I. JeaklDsl reports
the number Of prescriptions made IN his department,
during the month to be 9,5l2. Largest number IN
one day, 623 least number in one day, i16' daily
average, (25 days) 3s0i There are % medical OH
GERS attached to this institution. The above insltu-
ton is omen every day from o'clock in the morning
until sunset The Attending Physicians can be seen
from9to2 Patients are visited at their own houses,
If unable to attend Open on Sundays nom ito 10
A. NJ and from u to 2f j. NJ.
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CouRr CALESDAR.-THis Day. -CoM-
MON PLEAs.-Part Nos ss7, I.o2s, 1859, l,l6i
I.iGs 1865 l,l67, I,l69 LIS: LIZ, Ils3 ,ls3
Iis7' I,is9 i,ieI Part II--Nos 7s2, ss2, esa' gs0
$50, I,O32 1000, 1886, 1000 loo4, LOO io'o' os'
svPERloR CouRr.-Nos. 10, 30, IS. 70. 80. 81, 20,
100 lOJ 49, 1884, l3Q I40, 49, l43, $50, ISL ia, l1s
62 81 I66, 1867 IA, u.s. Us, II, ~, 1871 iei 70 le7
CIRcrIr CouR1.-Nos. sac, Is, SAL, SO, As, SO,
ls3. 427 IA So, sac, $50, $50, e5i, s32
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u The Bruce \. Y. Type Foundry

e The Bruce y. 1. type Iouh"is
Guard numbering abou. 50 men, besides their guests,
rnder the command OF Capt. Barker visited WIZ
tamsburah last Monday, on their annual target ex-
eursion Before firing, fine collation. was served
nm nv one Of the members, Mr.. Jennings After
well r,ddling the target, spite OF the WIND tney
,e,n,ned 10 Newton and were received by Ar.
Bruce. when they repsredto the New Haven House,
where dinner had been prepared by Mrs Jefvls,
nrder the superintendence OF Nf. Bunker. Ine
dinner over the prizes, IL in number, were disro-
uted--,he first prize, silver watch, beng won oy
Thomas Thornton, and the second, silver cup, ~
David BaIlagh. Speeches were made dunng tne
evening by Can't. Barker. Messrs. StYeeter, Dean,
savage and others The whole passed on IN me
most satisfactory manner 10 all present
CIRcus,-An afternoon as wen aS
ming entertainment will be given TINS Gay - .uo
Boxer Amphitheater magnificent, ~. .n,i,Ies
icoI nstriotic and charscterlft!c caVaoAle, $50 =,
~ 80 % EosrIfh- 10 IN active preparation a.
the Circus
r. Grand entertainment to-day Is OIL
parnrnns Museum. The Vicar 0. wake
ang - .f,ernoon and Don Cesar oe Bafah sn'
.n - the mott beautiful ana biiefes''Hs u A
performances
Ro,ep OF ASSISTANT ALoEeSsN -'''"'s"
MONDAY. December !, le3l c..,-
hSSststA A Alvord, Esq, President, IN ,ne half
fTes., aId Moore Haley. Mabbatt, MCCARTHY,
AssislaApt q. Webb j. Webb, Crane. Miller,
Boyae' man. Pesrsall. Sands, Ward, Bolster, Ely
EGp~',.,,,,,.s-By Assistant AID Edwards Of W
pe.kns IN AZ others for per a. we Ioo' u va ~
FR To Cot nit.ee on "saTVes' ae'
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port OF the aialIs Oh tne hOine Bh'S 'ho
subjoined statistics
Number of scamcn received into the Home from
let May to lat 20
Men shipped during same time ,s, 9 :.
board, ,itJ ~
Expenses (ent not included: LIS 81
Amount sent to their families by sailors 7e3 10
Amount deposited in the Savings Bank ,.----.-- ~ 60
l6 sailors IN distress have been relTed az AN ca 49,
cnse Ia 90
A loss has been sustained by runaways and hard
This 'h Institution IS under the pastoral care Of
Rev. d. V. NJ Johnson whose exertions, combined
with those OF the keeper, Mr.. Lowne, have been in
fuential IN retaining incorporate seamen and IN
duclng them to save their hardly earned wages,
heretofore sQuandered in drinking and other vices
NoTrs or NEws.-The Forrest divorce
was called again yesterday, but LAID over unti TO-
day. 49,. ,,A u..
ing upon him counterfeit S. on the Hartford Bank
= Mrs Matilda Hyatt, OF No. ~ Factory-st,
charges three men with successful conspiracy 10
rob her of $3.50. They will be heard TINS morning,
Charles Smith was arrested Yesterday charged
with attempting. on the 23d ult., in Water-st, 10
take the life OF James Mclaughlin oy staooIng
- George ". Twibill Of No. ~ West Twenty
fourth-st was arrested for forging an order for $40
on j. H. Fullerton, of No. 80 Courtlandt-st
Henry Gillespie was arrested on MONDAY LOT
furious driving in the Thirdav.
"A coffin was found in Albion-place at 2oclock
yesterday morning. II appeared to have been taken
from vault .-,, 4,
Twelfth-st., and sent TO the Aims House
Miles Johnson and Stephen Smith we're arrest
ed charged with breaking into A west broadway.
Nothing done IN the Court OF Sessions yes-
terday.
SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-TuesdGy.-
By Adrian II. Muller
House and Lot on east side Madson-av, 80 -e. ..o
south 28th- "a SxlOJ--- ''Sse
House No s7OCherys. 23I7O..-......----..--:.3 1890
Lots west side 9th ay % feet south bI'a-s |aVO os
each -.
ro,.t .-.......... it.lGe
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" Hon. j Dill. Hor. ID. kllgrove' OF
OHIO Hon B. Preston, Eiensille w X. Us
born, WsiervillO, were among the AM
Hotel, Yesterday.
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MARINERS HONE. The semi-annual re-
port of the affairs of the Mariners Home gives the
The New York herald., 1851-10-18
By TEL Z @ r A p II .
OFFICIAL VOTES.
PHILApELPHIA. octo

For Supreme Court Coulter has $40 majority over
Campbell.
In Phiiadelphias county, Hamilton. native American,
N elected to the Senate by l.6 majority The natives
elect Eve members OF the Legislature, and the demo-
Gratis six The natives el eot all their city aod county
ofcers except the Coroner. For the Supreme Court,
Coulter the highest the whig ticket, leads Campbell
the lowest the democratic ticket in the city and
county, 1870 aud eads the highest the democratic
ticket GOO The election Of whig and native sena-
Tor In Philadelphis county, and whig in Northum-
berand district gives the wings majority in the
Ser ate.
The above Official returns by telegraph only vary the
result from table l3l votes Ia Of Biger while
there is q whig gain Of about 500 in rogs county 1t Is
probable that Bglers majority in the State will
eeed 5000 There Is doubt Of the election Of the
democratic Canal Com missioner and four Of the demo
cratic Judges Of the Supreme Court. Judge Campbell
democrat, !s doubtless defeated by Coulter, whg
The New York herald., 1851-10-18
An Editorial from the Extra Courier.
There is a destiny tha. shapes our ends.

Rough h-he~ them as may.
From the earet ages have felt s something
uudened and that influence for good
and evil their in lfe and in ther
controls their actions This influence has been attributed
to the stars which, by their revolutions and
heavens ebon vault have been supposed TO a-bisrate
the detnie of In by the sciences OF
astroosy and rsnEod high in the opinion Of
ngs and the detnes Of empires have been nmitted TO
the Of learned in the sbsruse and myserouB
seI In these latter days however the called nce
has fallen into droput and its teachers and its praeti
TONERS regarded charlatans and imposor There
still however who place the imDcit confidence
n the Of Sose who have made these
the study, and undertake thing
love- money, OF commercial matters without first
sultirg them smong the most celebrated Of the pcaet
on TO leave doubt of his in the minds Of many,
TO ok into the seeds of time. and which grain will
grow, and which will not His offce IL at No. Whise
street New York where thote who do believe that IL is
not to take thought for the
suit him all questions in relation the great purposes
OF life.
The New York herald., 1851-10-18

WIG CITY NOMINATION FOR JUDGES.
The judicial Convention consisting OF three delegates
from each ward met last eveningat broadway House
Of street for the purpose OF nominating two
Judges for the Superior Court one fos the Supreme
The Superior Court candidates taken up frst and
Murray HoirSsn vas unanmoualy chosen q candidate
for election. The second nomination contested on
the fret ballot Charlie. p Kirkland received 40 votes
and John l. Mason, ~ on the second ballot Kirkland
Got 81 votes and was declared elected Mason and
Oakley the Judges At prescntin whose place Kirk
Land and Holman are selscted for election.
sursEME CoURr.-0n the first ballot James @. King,
Jun the present Judge obtained "a votes and John b
scoes "a thi. being tie voter another bslotng was
necessary The second ballot Mr. King got 80 and
scoesH. Mr. King was therefore declared the chosen
candidate.
Cousr or CosMov PLEu.-on tn FIRST ballot Mr. John
i Townsend late Assemblyman for the 18th ward, OBJ
taned 30 votes and George = Nelson .. Mr. Townsend
was declared unanimously elected.
TWELFTH AssEsBlS Drssmcr WIN. Gregory was
hst evening unanimously renomnated for election TO
the Assembly for that district.
DEMOCRATIC CITY NOMINATIONS
sIxrH JUDicisL CoSvEN1roN, embracing the Twelfth
sixteenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Twentieth
snds-tTr Police Justice, VIM 7. Moss Civil Justice
THmp yvptciAL CoSvENrroS. consisting Of the Eighth
Pelce Justice and Edward strahan for Civil Justice
As split exists In the whg party in this district de-
nocrsc candidates stand fair chance Of being elected
rated for Alderman and John Foster for Assistant in
the Eigteeuih -srd-both good and as q split ex-
lets ON the vhg side In that ward the chances are that
the democrats will carry their ticket.
woRKINemEN's STATE TICKET.
At O meeting OF the delegates Of the workngmen Of
thirteen counties Of the state, held last evening at No
1872 Nassau street. the following selected az their
etste ticket for the approaching election, to wit -
Judge Of the Court ef .4ppeais-Alexsnder s. johnson
dem
!secrstay v Of siaie-Jsmes Q. Forsyth, (vhig)
cempucie,- George w. Patterson (whig
7reaspey-Depjsmin wecb, Jr (dem
.7fimne, Genodt-Dsnie Ulmsn, (~hig
Erginer and SwreyOr-Hez. c. Seymour, lvhig)
csssi cor~i.,icnTS- Henry Ti.lhash; l-hisJ
Trsyesfcr Of Prisvns-II.pry Storms, (dem
Five wings and three democrats.
WING NOMINATIONS ron KINGS COUNTY.
At meeting Of the convention At Flstbush, Thurs
day the following nominations were made s-Edwsrds
w Tshe. for State Senator; Hen. Howard Cady, for
County Judge DR. George G. Bail At present Coroner for
eity OF Brooklyn, for ofce ID J Donley present
Cerc ner for same offce james O. Rhodes and WfQism
Rushuore, superintendents Of the Poor for Broonyn
we're nominated BY scclsmsticp rhonSSs Brown Of
New Utrecht for Justice Ct Sessions.