The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17

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A. Buckbcs. Geo. Murphy, John o. HAssied O. Ven
dsrtilt Lewis Kirk Christian Sohrsud Richard Jack
'0 cha and soSUoi-as. n. yr.nl,i.. s,.Db.. o.,
Herman Maass Edwards, 1r., John Sheridan wm r.
Loudon, James Goodma:, N; Werlich Geo Eldes, N.
man G. Tappen. Jonathan Wiley, John I. UnderhilI
w Y. 4. ChspEsn, VIM Haviiand, VIM. Bats Jos Van
veifer Merritt, Vim by Kbee John vanderwa.sc with
power 20 III vacancies.
Ei0HrBENTH wARD
In this vsrj II expected that tina faoton feeiux
known TO exist would have ended in personal conf Ct
bot nothing OF the kind took place band Of sbo bodied
men vsose pugiii.tlc povess well Known were en-
poyej TO the peace by at supprcsbg any
disturbance that might srsc The leader of this band
stsiw fellow seeing the police tina ground went IN
tbs officer ia command aad ssid TO him with bow
"Csptan, you may take your away, We are here
TO preserve the peace aud 1t shall, be attended TO- We
shsnt need your Assistance The policemen did not
retire but there ocoaon their services as the
presence of the peaOsksepers above named esctua
in keeping down anything like disorder The voting went
quietly, and the following ticket was returned by
very large majority The influence Of the delegates
chosen will be anti .Krgdand They viii advocate ths
Of J. z. Phoenix for Ms7oe; Of James Kelly for
Sheriff and Of Charles Turner for Street Commissioner
Here is the ticket Of delegates elected
TO State Conventios-ysmes Brooks
Alternate Geo <. Nesbitt.
StanAbury
Count7--Gesrge r. Eesbitt, WIN Darling, George A.
Pecknam. James 4. Rohn,on, James Fiandreau.
City-Wm. Esrse, Charles p. Miller, Dennis McCabe
WIN IT, Adsms Wm J. Davis.
Juiieiai-Ismes W. Gerard Jamos IL. Pinisney, A. J.
Wiisri.
Coperess-Wm. r. jackson, NJ. q. Hart, Alexander
Mcmillan Peter g. sharp Thomas Morton.
Assem- hy--6Lbert Y. sharp VIM. c. Burke, Thomas @.
Assou, Matthew Roherey. Andrew A. Bremner Noah
G. Morton. Thomas Asten N. B. Moun.fort John Ridley
5. q CORNISH. john Cbspmaa.
CbsSter-J. 8 Whieham w H. Rudd James Mdrirs
Ire A Fowler Patrick 0'Bren, BENZ. Bonk Robert r.
Mitchell Matthew Udeu, David Perrin Justus Earls
EdWati Robinson, John Blair James 4. Watson.
NINETBEnTH WARD
There was nc contest in the Nineteenth ward, the
ticket elected being the only offered at the polls
The delegates chosen were a. follows -
To State Convention-victor b. Post Samuel N Cox
Isaac Aoriance, William HaIden William Wight
County = william d Drake, Charles g. Barberrie
Joseph Keen. A. v. Barbetrie, J. j. Beyins.
CtyIGeotge keitner j. NJ Byrnes Joan Cotvin, Sam.
Nsyorslty-Moses G. Edwards Il. A. Maynard W. "
Legget.
Peet.
Congressional. A. Van Ripper, James Bowly WILLIAM
A. Dolly, William Hnden William A. Darling.
Assembiy-R. 5. johnson, Daniel Bell NJ s. Adee
Lsac Caryl, Alexander McCotter.
Cbater-ChAries Golden, A. ysnderbeck j. c. Coulter,
J. Churchill, Peter Van Ripper, BENJAMIN Weaver, David
Morrison, William Uough Martin Cisco j. Stewart Hen
~ Dexter, Thomas Hogg. Jr. w. G. Mckay, A. King,
Weber, Jacob Schiller, j Fosheur Theo f. Myer Ed
ward Dayton, Levi Hart, j. j. Doaue.
TWENTIETH WARD.
Two tickets run In this ward The Turner ticket
won. having majority of Al Jolly's ticket.
Msyorslty Convention = Henry Houston, Daniel D.
Con0vey, X D Leete
County Conventional. Tsyor, Charles Ross, G. b.
Leete. James Britt Hugh Turner.
City Convent,on-Wiliam Turner, William Prior jas
Andrews Jr., W. Gladhill Jose PHI Jones'
Congressional Convention-Morris BENEFIT. W. Hous.
ton Jr., T. A. Geryais, Christian Worth, John Town
send.
judiciary Conyention-Thomas Childs, Jr, Z. Hsrri-
Reede Henry Jollie.
Assembly Conventon-Jacob Depuy Thomas Nanton
James Turner Daniel Russell A. Warm Smith,
Charter Corvention-John Doud, Thomas Guy, George
Keede, Frederick A. Parker Wright Gadhiu, Henry
Hutchinson George Andrews, Edwin S. Weeds Francis
Sha;er Morris BENEFIT, Francis McIntiIe Hugh Turner
James Britt, Francis NJ Curry.
Syracuse Convention-Jsmes L. Dayton. John Brady,
Franklin Greg, Charles ID. Turner, J. T. Couyenhoven
The election passed OF without disturbance with the
exception of who arrested by the police for
dsordesiy conduct. Captain Rannigan and patcon Of
police were on the spct, and kept admirable order.
CONGRESSIONAL RESULTS.
The following the results as Congress is oou
THIRD DISTRICT.
(coMrosFD FIRST, THIRD rigrn, AND
EIGHTH WARDS
The delegates elected in four Of The wards are favor
able to the nomination Of James Bowen, against
Gen. Walbr;dgs. The total whig majority the Con
gress tickets In 1850 was $40 in these wards
FOURTH DISTRICT
(coMPosxD OF INF FOURTH, SMITH FOURTEENTH
WARDS
The democratic majority Congress tickets 1850
was 2oGl in these wards William Il. Robpton will be
the wing candidate, to run against Mike Walsh and
others.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
(coMposCD or THE SEVENTH THIRTEENTH WARES
AND wILL,AMsBURG).
he VII tfa l;cix. rosn
544 The wing delegates chosen in the Seventh and
Thirteenth wards yesterday morning and in Williams
burg last evening, understood to be unpledgeJ.
Daniel 4. Wiliets and Edwin Williams both Of this city
named candidates. Alderman Tweed of the Sc
venth ward has been nominated by the democrats
SIXTH DISTRICT.
COMPOSED ELEVENTH, FIFTEENTH, AND SEWN
TENTH wARDs)
The whig majority Congress tickets in 1850 was
200. Joseph b. varnum win probably obtain the nomi
nation his friends understood to have carried the
Fifteenth and Seventeenth wards. John Wheeler, Ct
the Union Hotel, is the democratic candidate.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
(coMPosEp or The NINTH. sisrsrN1H, AND TWENTIETH
WARDS
Wing majority in 1850 Congress tickets $50 Wash
pgten Smith and HenryJ Raymond are tho candidate
The latter carried the Ninth ward but i believed DO
defeated in the other two The democratic candidate is
william A. Walker. COMMISSIONS Of Juries and
ciassmae of General Pierce
EIGHTH DISTRICT
COMPOSED OF THE TWELFTH riCHTEESTH rI,ETEESTH
wARps)
Whig majority in 1850 Con gress ticket, 56a There
contest for the wing nomination yesterday between
the fendsof james Brooks the present representative
and those of Mayor Kingsland The friends OF Brooks
carried the election Of delegates having the powerful ad
of Sheriff CsTnley but Brooks If nominated will have
strong opponent IN Francis b. Cutting. the democratic
candidate,
Our Naval CORES pondencc.
NoarofE, Va. sept Il. 1852.
Fellow i complete list OF the officers Of the
PowLstten the Purser and Assistant Engineer having
reported this day
Captain. William Meryin; Lieu,enants, @ s Giisson
u. b. pearAm. j. II Adams j Il IInscrtX " ID nnnd.