The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

s BrrNIT Rs.i that the old aertsy. shoud be a,,l.
ned before a new set WA aluflted
In regard 10 Mr.. En.kInan's s,atctncst Mr. wagagy
said that he kneu tAsee Of the ave gentlemen IN that
| rhe whole matter was Goaily l.i on the table Tie
meeting then proceeded I. The ec cu az deates WITH
| the following result
| DiSs Wnrds.
| !, &C. I, Polbairaa J. Ho-pcr O. D whee,cr.
., f--J. ~ kelson, J. Gsoti, L M peao.
s-w. 4. West n warrall, ". d. D.9,issh al ga
ID brekman. A. Bslnen. !. y. Westla.e
81; !. sampson, ~ rs Camp Il. n. naveas.
&c. c. leigh, s. Jinitce A. DsuSa-
io--Asa falkor, J. irosas, J. H. batr
g FL T. - :, 7, tenshnny, ). Keaa~dy ! p.s kA,e..
u E-tncaa tiliot, y faic.nct, j. Barr.
u IL Gunner, $. L. Mccomdtr, y. oinsy.
IL 1e--F ramer. T. J. Ottarson, J. s. Fountain
II 60 u. lee !. r. Cumming J. D. g,nneti.
ID l5--R Reed, G. J. Warren, y duncan.
10 1sw +. Estesbrool r. .. foyt, J. ,. Foy.
a resolution was ssloptcd sonicrTty the possr the
foregoing delegates 20 Nil vacancies
Mr. soun.s made motion that the c.lcvakon
from First ward be- admitted
Mr. WAap faid That the committsc'has net ias powcr
10 organize aif alliarna IN the wards mad that Il
hcrsnts the cause IL was the business of thst
mttse TO make their report TO the executive
hy which they had been appointed, anil nt 60 tae al
Nr. ssfsoS thought there ,bould difference with
regard to the deiTyatee appointed lie for ose VII
ling - give way Tor ony who thoogiit sc could do
more for the cause lie thought, however, II the
business Of the committee to report TO Inc executive
con mitec instead Of so the alliance.
motion was mads to rctr the matter - the cx,su-
tive committee with power, aud adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.
Mr. WAhREs stated that ths of Mcss,r. Coleman &
Steton was trial. aad that il rfv way
~ ireseutcd "a the Supgcne CuHrt.
Mr. CAI0s, the counsel fer the alliance p1sit bret
statement IL the progroes of the case report of which
will be found in auotlrr part Of thia mornings IR,D.
LIGnrElETn WARD WHO NoAIMAGroas.
The Wing Charter Convention ot this ward met last
evening at the nelayan HDuas J. ~ Burleson presiding
and Michael q. Hart officiating secretary. Tac follow
ing charter cie. han been nominated The anlage.
OF the whjgs Of the Eighteenth ward:--
Fbr did,rmdn--ucohH II. Valentine.
f0tR,cilner-5tth Iistret-Wiiam q. Stcrslg 5Tth
Dstfict-No nomination made la this dist4let to
late hour.
ShDoi to7amisfonc-d Homer Franklin
,Shooi HgpSft0f-lamcs W Gerard.
School Tustcef--Wliar X. Strong Jamos 80 trdaey,
Charles q. Murch.
dSSesor--Charlca Mn son.
Constobtcs--licnry Bishop, James Britt
inIeaOrs Of EiecsfoHtst Distiict-.i a. H.rt Cornc-
Illus y. Wempic ID hstrict-Dancl vandcwat ter James
Anderson. .d isrricf-reiahed smith, John II. Hnrle-
son. 4th isttict-Iudy Bilgoe, John sampson.
on the nomination for Councilman Ia the ffy-seyrnth
district some discussion TO Know AothingiAm
and there quite a raised
SIXTH POLICE DISTRICT HARD SHELL CONVENTION.
The National Democratic Police District Convention
the sixth district met last evening a. ODonn.ls
OF Third avenue aud Twentieth street but
Wednesday evening without making nomination.