The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

Of an act to extend the fre limits Of the city to
Fifteth street. was after ate ordered to be laid
on the table and printed
The Board Of Education met yesterday Afternoon
and organized for the present year. by electing Mr..
Benedict the present incumbent, president, and
Albert Gilbert clerk. The principal feature Of the
business done was the rejection Of Nelson ]. VS..
terbury and ). }. Goodnow, Commissioners elect
from the Twentieth ward from taking their seats in
that body, until some legislative action has been
taken in the matter.
The anniversary meeting Of the Hahnemann Aca-
denny of Medicine was held last evening, a. tie
Stuyvesant Institute the address Of the President
elect, DR. Curtis, was delivered in his absence. in
consequence Of indisposition, by the Corresponding
Secretary, DR.. ]. w. Ietcaf.
one weeks later news from Europe is nos hourly
expected by the steamer Asia
The Next resIaency-Novements sf
Parties.
In addition to the Kossuth excitement on this
sido of the Allegharies, the kinkel excitement in
the Western States, and the various local excite.
ments springing from the Forrest case, the Lola
Monies controversy, and such like Items Of hansn
lfe, we are now beginning to get into q mere Last
ing and more import mt excitement an excite
ment that Will continue for nearly year, viz
that Of the preliminary steps and tie adyan,irg
progress Of The movements looking To the election
Of the next President OF the United states. The
democratic party whose National COMMITTEES no.
at Washington short time since, and liked on tie
first of June as the day for The assembling Of the
National Convention-have Get al the elements Of
that great association, Ncrth and South, in motion.
The wing parsy-wh0 have fewer candidates, and
less trouble in their selection Of theare like rise
beginning 10 be somewhat excited at Washington
between their two leading candidates-Genersl
Scott and MIR. WebsteI-aDd their three or four
second rate ores-s1oh as Fillmore, CristenSen,
Corwin ard Seward. The abolition, or trse soil,
party Of the North and the secession party Of the
South, are watching the movements of the Others
with great interest, being determined to avail
themselves OF their bluriers AMI mistakes, and to
bring up the rear in the middle o. SUM mer, CT to-
wards the fall.
The election OF delegates to TIE Baltimore Con-
yention is low engaging the attention Of the demo
crazy throughout the North, aud West, and South.
In this State, whore tho movement first COM
men,ed the greater part of the delegates have been
elected, and ia few days the selection viii DO
completed. This election has Demonstrated come
some light on Inc position of the democratic candi
dates, and their various prospects, to get the nomi
nation, and to succeed in the election. Here is a
table containing fair statement, as lar as can Do
ascertancd, Of The results OF tie recent election n
this State
Dtsn'e's. Delegates. l., Faror qf
! kiDes Queens.
Richmond, and William T N Coun. Marcy.
sunol. Go s....o
q pnoot,,, 49,, To be chos.u next
week.
d nsfS' J. A.: 4 o. Not yet chss.n
1 Wards q, 6, Ia
5. williamsburg
s. shs -th and Edward c. West. Casa
18Th wards MY
IL ~ ' Antoine Degrc GAS.
~ e - . ~ - }GustarusA Couover, Cars
S, Wares l. Is, l9 To be chosen 18th
ind 8 Yga'S Cen. Aaron Ward. .Csss
~ osnre "nu chas H. wrsfssi Net committed
II Greene { Ulster .Zaaock Pratt. .Ca.s.
- cI'ot1a AM John T. Beekmsn. Marcy.
y Rensselaer,. Root. A. kottridse "
j. Albany. Eiastus Corning "
L. Warren and w.t.. a..
sarstoga ,... '-'e
~ md ra1tiin Window G. Tst,ou.N Not committed
=. 81. Lawrcrce w., y D-.;, .fa..r
and Herlimer.. y Il y e-hh' ''''''4arcy'
20 ,ossoi7f' =. s pauforth. ... Not committed
4" 49,, 80 - ''0 - Nc returne YET.
20. Oneida .,..,.,..D David Moulton. ..... Marcy
81, Bro.Ee, Che
mango. apd Cort- Daniel Dickinson Cas-
lanu, ....-..,.)
q Madison and f,, M ~, 49,,
CsFsgo..,..,...I 'o' w. IVY '''''''''i"l'J'
cor Alfred foS.,........
o. osondsEa ...... Jerome J. BRIGGS -.
- Naype& Cay Ug1 Vim enaitn iDgnsn.
& ooffsto w Holm Sutton ......
- , ,io = -,sa acgp, Not yet reported
s,Sas Benjamin g. Angel Not committed
20 Monroe ..... HoIsce Gay........ Cas-.
nc'es, atd tue. Marlin Grover. Not comrui...l.
gsny ......-..
Orl.aTs Luthef Whsoo., 80. Cas-,
81 brio .......... Jas. Dickie ,.....C Cas-
~ os,,e-.~'ar. ~N' Judge Whee'er... Case
%umte % delegates for aarcy Observation-Disclosures. u
lor Cass NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
nos committed .........,......
not heard from ................ b
"i.tI, nun 80
These resalts will surpriae tie country We
have no means NJ hand OF testing their accuracy,
although they are probably as near tho truth as
IT is possible to reach or such abssrus, points Of
practical philosophy. One bread inference Or caot
appears n tbia election, and that is-that ma
jointly o. the delegates seem TO have for their Gre.
choice as their candidate for the next Presidency,
Governor Marcy; THAI portion Of the remainder
ale FOR General Cass; aud that the rest arc uncom
mitted. There is no Indication that there il one
for Douglas, OF Buchanan, or Houston, Or Woo,
or Butler, or any other Of the numerous list o. dc
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