New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31

resbIe for Barker TO meet at the corner Of Morton
and BIeeckerst., for the purpose Of insuting new
Council. Accordingly, at 81 o'clock on Saturday
evening the room was packed by a dense mass of
"Know. Notbipgs" DESTROYS Of taking hand in the
proceedings. George Dean (of the political trio Of
Ullmann, Nick. Carroll and Dean, who acted
body guard TO Mr.. Fillmore whenever be arrived in
town during his Presidency was called to the Chair
Just then the storm commenced. The Herald thus
describes the melee:
"Tbe whole proceedings were Of the most shameful
and disorderiy character. Numbers refused sd.
pittance who held in their hands the same cards OF
invitation The patience Of outsiders having become
exhausted and their desire TO participate IN the pro-
ceedings going inside exceeding their discretion,
the doors were broken open and regular knock down
fight ensued. The entering parties were met with
clubs and blows by those inside, and many we are
Informed, received severe and bloody injuries III 10
stated 10 that the entering party composed ma
jorty OF the regular Ninth WARD Council, TOOK Po''
session Of the meeting. assuming that according 10
the laws Of the Order, but one conncn coun eAt IN
the same Ward, and that the presdent, D W Barker,
bad no authority to organize s.co1d Oh .ne g1ouna
scepe of the most violent disorder was ended b the
entrance of the police and the belgerents dispersed
Baskerism is about played out 10 the bloody
Ninth. and is considered below par. This was con-
sidered one Of their strongholds but it that the
American citizens Of the Old Ninth are determined
that their influence is not TO be thrown in the scale Of
Sham Democracy by the frttering away Of their votes
upon Ullmann, Barker Co.. for the behoof Of
Pierce, Seymour Fernando Wood, Nebraska and the
schemes Of the political marplsts.
FREE DEMOCRATIC ADDREss.-The Committee ap-
pointed by the Convention of the Free Democracy
have Issued address to the people Of the State OF
New.York, but which, owing to the crowded state Of
our columns, we are obliged to omit
WILLIAMSBURG.
WHO NOMINATIONS, XIVTH WARD-Surpervisor
CBAs III. Henry. Aldermen, WIN. H. GuIscHARD,
d. II. BRows. Assessor, ZAcARIAH CoLMAs. Po-
lice Captain, PETER BENNETT. Constable, GEORGE
YoUsG. Excise, JOHs E. WATsoS.
INDEPENDENT NOMINATIONS, XVIII WARD.-Su
pervisor, WIN. WooDRuTF. Aldermen, JoHPH w.
BuRpEs, j. NysBTr. Assessor, MILLS p. BAKER.
Captain of Police HENRY BoYcE. Constable, Wm.
SHELDRAKE. Excise, GURDoS III. BARTER.
TEMPERANCE NOMINATIONS An adjourned meet
ing of citizens in favor Of Prohibtory law, was
held last evening in Wilamsburgh at which the fol-
lowing nomiD atons were made:
Mayor, GEORGE HALL. City Judge, E. d. Culver
Controller, WV. b. LEWIS. Treasurer Cndorsed j.
S. MCKAY and CRAWFORD C. SMITH. Auditor,
DANIEL C. NoRTHRUP. Collector HORACE THAYER.
Chief of Police, joins S. FOLK.
XIIITH WARD-Aldeman, JOHN b. WELLS. Ex-
else Commissioners, JOSEPH II. VANDEwATER. AS
sessor, JoNE w. F. SMITH.
XIVTH WARD-Aderman, WIN. H. HcocKs; -
PINK. Assessor, JAMES SALTER. Captain Police,
JAMES GALLAuDETT. Commissioner of Excise, WM
A. CAMPBELL. Constable, GEORGE You've
The liquor. dealers held meeting last evening at
the Odeon at which addresses were delivered by j.
II. Bowie Chairman; Mr.. French Of New-York, and
Col Gardner. Resolutions were also adopted in favor
Of supporting Gov. Seymour for the gubernatoIial
chair.
BROOKLYN
IVM Ward Independent Nominations. -Aldermen,
CHARLES C. FOWLER BARsABUs Booth. Super
visor, SAMUEL BooTH Constable, JoHs X. Nun
DELL. Coroner, EZRA BALDWIN. Commissioner OF
Excise, john A. WHITE.
XII Ward.-Tbe Wings Of the Xth Ward have
nominated JOHN G. CLAYTON and SMITH FANcHER
for Aldermen and BEsJ. MIDDLETON for Supervisor.
The Democrats of the Same Ward have nominated
THEODORE RoaEYs and JOHN w. GoIS for Aldermen,
and HIRAM X. HAsKISs for Supervisor.
Kin Word.-Msor G.. MIN, (Whig) sup for AL
derman Of this Ward an independent candidate.
IIId Police District. - ANDREW VAN ORDES
iDem.) announces himself as an independent candi-
didate for Captain of the District
NETWORK STATE.
WING NOMINATIONS
XVIIh District.-WILLIAM p ALEXANDER OF
Herkimer is the Wing nominee FIR Congress.