The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27

chine disastrous to all concerned? The joint COM
mittees on platform and nominations will report this
morning. Here are the tickets
HARD SHELL. AMERICAN.
Secretary If Stat. Aaron Ward. Joel 7. Headley.
Comptroller. .Thos. B. Mitchell Lorenzo Burrows.
Treasurer. .......J Jos. NJ Lyons. Stephen 9. Clark.
Attorney General Jos Sutherland. stephen B. Cushing
State Engineer. John d. Fay. Silas Seymour.
Canal C0mmis'r Frederick Follett. s. $. Whean.
Prisoa Inspector. Darius Clark. VIM. A. Russell.
Judges Aa1 WIZARD Ii ss'n Geo. e. T e. ' cs%Rsse
SHELLS. PARTY.
Secretary Of State Israel 7. Hatch Fred Douglass (bac)
Comptroller .Lemuel Stetson Lewis Tappan (Whi:e)
Treasurer. Ariel Thurston.Jas. c. belong (White)
Attorney General Samuel Tilden. JAS B. Pashan (black)
State Engineer. John B. Jervs.
Canal Commis'r Curtis Hawley. W. smith (white)
Prison Inspector Patrick II, Agan Geo W. Clark lwhite
,,, Ane,,. Samuel. selden Beriah Greene (white)
'"'9'' 1'fp'us Nicholas Hi Jr. Vim. Goodal (white.)
REPUBLICAN, OR FUSION
The wing and republican Joint Committees
Nominations will, in all probability report the fol-
lowing names:-
Secraary Of State. Preston King, Gree soil dem)
Treasurer ......... Alex. B. Williams (whig).
attorney General. Abijah Mann, jr Gree soil dem).
San e GeG5Se Ssa Of y Swns
Prison Inspector Wesley Bailey Of Oneida.
Judges Of s,sa,Sr Mae w0o OF ss ss sn d'm
The Hard Shell City and County Convention met
hast night and nominated full ticket to be sup
il will be found that the names are those of sound
and reliable national democrats though it is sup
posed that any of them, if rendered the Tammany
nomination, would not feel called upon to refuse it.
The nominations were made riua poce, though
strong effort was made to have ballot. The fol-
lowing are the candidates now before the people for
county and city offces:-
WINGS. NormINGs.
Corporation Council.
]. +. Tonlinson. Louis NJ Glover. John B. Haskins.
County Clerk.
Geo +. Sherwood Robert Beatty, Jr R. B. Connolly.
Sheriff.
VIM. s. Duke. J. II. Toone VIM. NJ McIntre.
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
Jacob L. Dodge. J. Southworth. Mat. 8. Selah
Commissioner Of Streets.
James Dewey. Joseph $. Taylor. II. H. Howard.
Comptroller.
Robert J. Haws. John $. Giles. Philip W. Engs
CITY Inspector.
CIV. schafer. Geo. ". Morton Alex f. vache.
Aims House Governor.
pr. j. r. Wood J. g. Oliver. C. G. Gunther
Coroner.
Or. John Ives. DR.. Cyrus Ramsey. DR.. Wheelan.
Dr Fred. ", Perry. ,Dr Fred W. Perry, Dr. Wilhelm.
DR.. s. H. Hill. Dr. s. H. Hill. DR.. f. d. Connery.
Charles Missing. DR.. John WithereDr. Gamble.
convention of German delegates from the
several wards met last night to take action on
city and county ticket. The Germans complain
that the claims Of their countrymen overlooked
by the different political parties, and they strongly
urge the propriety Of naming candidates for their
own sufIrages.
The primary election squabble in the Nineteenth
ward terminated in the Marine Court yesterday by
a verdict of s40O in favor of Mr. Roach against Capt
Twomey and the policemen who assisted him in the
trespass The charge of Judge Birdsall embraces
fair and impartial exposition OF the law and the cir
cumstances adduced on the trial, but the questions
of fact he left solely to the jury who responded in
verdict for the plaintiff. This is said to be virtually
a test between Alderman Herrick and Mayor Wood,
and il one of the causes Of the Alderman sudden
change from warm political friendship to hostility.
But who is TO foot the bin of damages That is now
the question.
The steamer George Law, with the California
mails Of Sept g. will be due at this port this evening
President Pierce accompanied by Clancy Jones
and Sidney Webster, arrived at Harrisburg yester-
day. In the afternoon they visited the grounds OF,
the PENNSYLVANIA State Fair when the President
made little speech in very complimentary
strain. Governors Pollock and Bigler also made
speeches.
We have dates from Rio Janero to the sth nit
There was no political news. The price of coffee
was quite firm owing TO the small stock on hand
Late adyices from New Mexico represent the
Indians as very friendly. Treaties had been made
with some of the tribes, and negotiations with
Others were progressing favorably
A meeting Of the Railroad Committee Of the
Board Of Aldermen was announced for yesterday,
but quorum not being present, nothing was done.
The annual convention Of the Protestant Episco.
pal church Of the diocess of New York met in this
city yesterday. About two hundred and fifty dele
gates attended. Rev. Dr.. Creighton delivered the
opening sermon. report of the proceedings ia
given elsewhere.
The Railroad Committee Of the Board Of Council.
men met yesterday to hear arguments in opposition
70 running locomotive engines below six;ieh street,
and in favor of allowing the city TO run to Eff
ty-nnth street. Our readers will find report Of
The remarks of the speakers in another column.
&c Commissioners Of Emigration nc. y:s..-aai.,