New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

cha, te world DO something f,r the poor people in
Ken,,.. 70 Which the Colonel replied. " Twill depend
on No speeches were made or either side; but
M be.-.,ess o. the cheers sent up By the members Of
,rc Cub n front Of the house. a. they dspe--ei.
.b,ued how vel they were satisfied with their visit.
r,curu WARD RTPUBLIcAS AsSoorArioN.-The
Figb,b Ward Republican Association held meeting
L., o,,,in- at the northwest corner Of Broome and
Ne-cer streets. VIM. n. Fry esq. made an eloquent
and Elective speech to q crowded sssemblaSe.
IT, crpv,y REFrBLIcASs.-The regular meet
;,c. g the German Republicans Of the First and
Fob Wards were held last evening. the object being
% ,ori,ote candidates to represent those Wcrds in
tho Nominating Conventions. Dr.. kochler p-esidei
+, .b First Ward and DR.. Wiesner in the Fifth
Nd Gov. FIovds recent speech was the subject
- reusrk At the Fifth Ward meeting. Much dssatis-
faction = expressed by those Germans who had al.
t.red 70 the fortunes # Mr. Buchanan on hearing Of
Gov. Fovds willingness under certain contingencies
TO vote for Fillmore.
To Ervr I,roRrRs senator Wilson Of Massa-
cb,-e,ts will address the Mechanics and Woykn-men
of the civ at the Tab, mGole tonight upon the sub
ice, f Free Labor. 1t i hardly necessary TO add that
ii. audience will only be limited by the capacity of the
building.
I. viii he seen BIZ an announcement in our adyert;s-
ing columns that The household furniture and stock OF
IN. country seat Of Warren Leland at Throgg Neck,
Wcsche.ter Co.. viii be sold at auction on Thursday
next.
CrRy.S REPrBLIcAs MoyENENrs.-The German
po,.rIlc,r Central Committee hRl An extraordinary
.esiop on Thursday night in order to take the neces
.o- stems for the reception of Frederick Hecker of
Beleyille H.. whose arrival is expected tomorrow.
Committee of Nine was eecred Ia take this matter,
a. well n. the arrangements necessaryto mas meet
ing IL Their hands.
The German Republicans Of the Seventeenth Ward
met On Tbur.dav night. at the Henry Clay House, cor
Of Averuc ard First street. The following Delegates
for tho rparv election were unanimously nominated,
viz: For the Mayoralty ticket Mr. II. Raster; for
the Congress ticket DR.. Brunnghausen andJet Cook;
for the Assembly ticket, WIN. Stachelroth and ii.
Grube for the Charter ticket, Messrs. A. Frank, I.
Delircer Geo. Yetter, 5. Burgarit, n. Atenkirch
Dr. Houcl Dr. Schwarzcnberg. Jh. Karl and John
Meier Hcrcupon Committee of eight was
chosen TO confer with the neighborng Ward Clubs IN
recaIG 10 the Mass Meeting, which Will be held in
2.
This Club numbers now nearly 200 voters of German
birth and they hope to get some hundred more in the
following four weeks. Tie Seventeenth Ward was
formerly the Malekof of German ilunkerdom; now
the party Of Freedom has gloriousy hoted the flag Of
Fremont and will sweep the so-called Little Ger
many and save the honor of the German name
PERsox.L.-The health Of Dr. Kane, the dstin
l.. a holm mn red
poses to take trip Europe with view to it's rcsto-
ret on and will leave this country on Wednesday, the
9Th inst.
CHAMBER or CONMERCf.-TLc Chamber OF Com
mercc held their first meeting uptown on Thursday
evening in Clinton Hall. New members were elected and
number Of committees appointed. The members were
so vel pleased with the large attendance at this Their
firs evening meeting that resolution was Introduced
providing for holding all the meetings of the Chamber
in the evening More than forty members were
present.
The Young Mems Republican General Committee
held meeting in Clinton Hall on Thursday evening.
Various items of business transacted. The
Chairman was instructed to publish bulletin addressed
to the Know Nothings and have ten thousand printed
The Dcrnancrt officers Of the Committee Presi-
Il. II. MAYER; Secretaries, q. +. Young, Mo'ley
LYON.
DFyocPA1Ic NoNISAAIoS FOR CORPORATION COrs-
srL.-The Democratic Charter Convention at Tam
many Hall last night had two ballots tor Corporation
Counsel as follows:
'"' l.t Baiio,. % Ballot. l.tBaiot ID Ballot.
Rus.ced.......s5 81 Hlton.........5
f p;.s..::i g g 1 I.aIn::...i .
Mr.. RchBrd Busted was then declared duly nomi-
mated. and the Conv ion djourned siue die.
THF FREScH Relief FCSD.-The Joint Commit
tee appointed to receive funds for the relief OF the SUI
feros by the nundaticns France have finally closed
their abors. Most of the amount subscribed has been
already forwarded and the balance will be dispatched
in Il next French steamer
Tie total sum collected by the Mayor Wood Com
mt:ec and the Com mttee of French citizens Il
S20.t2l -.
MILI1ARY.-The Brigade under command of Briga-
der General Spicer made its Fall parade YESTERDAY
and in the afternoon was reviewed by Mayor Wood IN
the Park. The various companies in tins BnSade
looked well and attracted much attention.
AYorNc Mas MIssED-SU,PrcIoS OF Foul PLAY
Geo. W. Bennett Young man about ,! years Of age,
arrived from England in the ship Rock Light on Mon
day last, and Immediately wrote note to his mother
who resides CARL street, near Myrtle avenue Brook
l,n. that lie would be with her shortly. lie was az
Staten Island when the note was written. ami since
then has not been heard Of The mother fears that he
ha fallen into the hands OF emgrant runners and been
killed for his money.
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