New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

WING OOUNII kNOhtNAAiO'S' Anu
Wbis Convention for the nomination Of County Officers
assembled at S,elenwerfs PlaDkrosd Hossl, In the
Ninth Ward yesterdsy afternoon, and organized by
appointing J. G. Bergen Esq, Chairman. Delegates
from every Ward and District In the County were pres
ent and the proceedings were characterized By hsr
mony and good order. The nomination Of scsndidase
for Sheriff was frs. taken up, and on the frss regular
ballo, the vote stood as follows:
David evart Brookly
Ebenezer w. Peck Nss Lots
Jesse Rowan, BroU
VIM N. Muchmore Brooklyn .--.-..-..-..
Whole number Of votes, 60
Mr. Stewart wss thereupon declared unanimously
nomusted.
COUNTY CLKRX-There were four candidates for
this Office and upon the first formal bslOtng the vote
stood
Leonard Coles, wIlliansbursh-. ..-.........a
l.. Seader, Brooklyn. .-.-..,..-...--.--..Is
Charles Thompson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dir Coles declare q the nominee.
REGIsTKR-For this Office there were four candidates
In me neld, tEo of which Withdrew after an Informal
bsllotipg The FIRST formal ballot stood
Water Berry. .....-....-.-.----.......5o
Thomas X Merceln. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
One vOls was cast for Leonard Coles.
Water Berry hsvlrs received the highest NUMBER
wss declared nonluated
CoRoSRRs FoR THE COUNTY -Dr Job Davis, of Bach.
wick, and Dr. Anorews Of Flstbush, were nomlnsted
The City Convention for nominating a candidate for
Congress and City officers meets this evening.
The promlpeat candidate for Congress 10 Alderman
F B. Spinos, whoee election 10 considered certain 10
esse OF bis nomlpatiop He generally succeeds 10 his
IN oertakDgs and 10 the only Whg sho gains cleo
ton TO the Board of Aldermen from the Sec )ud Ward
years. and has done the party OF that county much ser
vice He TO q great extent instrumental 10 effect
ing a reconciliation of the differences In Brooklyn,
which lest portion of the ticket las, fail Mr. Bokee,
we believe, and Hon John A. Cross are also mentioned
In coppt ciion with that Office
The domination of David Stewart Esq, for the office
OF Sheriff. m, cts with general approval He iss citizen
OF we'll kno integrity, and 10 digent, Courteous, and
prudent 10 the discharge of his duty as an officer hs
q the present UnderSherif and therefore intimately
scqusnted with the duties and current affairs OF that re-
spoDsible office. Toe nomination of Mr., Coles for
County Clerk IL another judicious selection II ths
strength Of The ticket 10 hept up by the Convention
which meets to day. Kings County viii stand prominent
among those having large Wing maoritiss az thu next
election.
QUEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
Extensiye preparations being inside Ir the Eleventh
Annual FAIR OF TIE Queens County agrcultuA society 70
be held in the Village OF Flushing hs lycl INST Ihs
Issrd will be strongly represented and many distinguished
strangers expected be present well IS delegations
ed the following delegates; Messs Joln BintinG John
GRAY, Banks James Depuyster and w H. DyEem'n. We
to be escorted 10 the ground In cMsgs naw " Que
hundred yoke Of Oxen Charles King H. H. d. President
OF Coumbs Col ego deliver the Annual address Piow
ing and Drawing Matches are to DO among the OF
The Suffolk County Fair has b,en pos,pooe until
time in October It's to be held az liuntins''n'
Tsr BRooKLyN AND BATH PLANK ROAD.
AT the last meeting the Common Council the following
and resolution adopted 90 the motion oil Ala
Uhsyeas This Common Council has hereto'ore granted
permission 10 Brooklyn and Bath Plank Road C1npany
TO lev psnk upon that portion OF ntens,sne lying "tna
provision that should be required Cor u'gg any po
md hsTe1 1
tinues to be notohousy violated therefore, c
eored That the perm sson given to the SAID Oompsay
Is hereb, revoked and wthdTawn and ina, tns %
OF Boa be directed n use all nsce's'y mesuIes "
prc tec Of Brooklyn In u free ana
us of Msrtsnseane whethe within or whou. tne Guy
Limits and that the Street Com Nor Do ehpo"srou
act In cuon h the Counsellor Ia said matter saa 90
direct any necessary to protect the nights OF the
City.
TEMPERANcE ALLIANCE.-T'he Seventh
vard Temperance Alliance. ~ meeting held on Monday
denti AUGUSTUS Rebbos aud John Hdreth Vice rrssi-
dents; Robert Van VOORHEES, Secretary, aud j. smith,
Treasurer.
Common COUNCIL PROCEEDINGs.-Th
Bo.rd met ON ,pd.y evening Aid Kent in the Chair
peiition A. eceved from TnOm Rog snd william l'oJ
Tor license 10 run from Cshsrno Ferry TO 9reen
wood who, wa, referred nmunication was received
from N Van Cott Esq, Attorney OF ths Board, giving
hi. opniop upon the subject Of Capt kibys reHgnatOn
Ne Al the apan had tbs proper course
AZ eqed by the chsner and, therefore, sl hsd the post
OF Csptrin Of the Tnird Police DsHct An o2olon "A5
40 al relative the power possessed by the Chei and
Police in mailing arrests for VIOLATIONS u Guy
ordinances The lac appears is defective aud ihe Ao
new that h-se office might render tn7in7H'
t or secu'ion for f4,e imprisonment by exercising TINS
DOW r Another opinion relative % tue rlgnt flrsmsh 70
vote for Chief ~ glaeeT alsD read from when sp
rssys mar al Feuen arr tiled exercise the right -
vote for tn. chief officer Of the Department IN es ana
suspended expeilef by tho Common Coune" ossessi
emop,t-snces ssn,t conten dated sways In Houagle
nlsce ana Hamilton ay were presented and appropriately
referred