New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-22


The WoRKISGMEy.-A large and spirited meeting Of
tbe workingrnen Of the city held last evening at the
bssdorarters of the Workingmens Central Republican
Club No Bowery. Robert b. Montgomery, Pres
dent Of the Club, presided The nominations of the
Republican party were ap proved. The first speech Of
the evening wss by Mr. Geo. II. Andrews, and gave
GREAT satisfaction. The young mechanic who cha- |
epged ex.Gov. Floyd to debate of the political Ques
tiops of the day. and whom ex-Cioy. Floyd did no.
meet was the next speaker, and for nearly two hours
he held the audience by the eoquence of his style and
the power Of the facts and arguments which he pre-
septed When he concluded the meeting gave cheers
sr him ard for the cause and Candidates When the
meeting adjourned banner bearing the OF An
thony J. Blocker. the Republican candidate for
N.1or WAS flung across the street and loudly cheered
by The crowd.
TwEyrr.rIRsr WARD REPrBLrcASs.-The Rev.
Joseph =. Thompson delivered an exceedingly able
and ELOQUENT address to the Republicans of the Twenty
fins. Ward on Monday evening. The hall where the
rnee.i1 was held crowded, and much enthusiasm
was manifested. Few addresses have been made dur
inc the canvass in which the present political issues
were more convncrgly and conclusivey summed mp.
FscoRr.-The Young Mems Republican Genera
Committee will escort their Brooklyn friends 10 the
feny after the meeting tonight at the Academy OF
Music.
more interesting curious and artistic collection
was never seen in New.York than the three pictures
bv the late distinguished Mr.. MARTIN OF London, now
exhibiting at Messrs. Williams Il Stevenss on Broad
way. The subjects are, "The Plains of Heaven"
"The Last Judgment" and The Day of His
Wrath" Those who have only seen the works OF
this artist in engraving, will do well to improve the
present opportunity of studying his wild and grand
conceptions in their original form.
NEW MUsIc-- The Orchestral (otoa.-MesSrs
Firth Hall & Co. have issued in pamphlet form what
would seem TO be useful and interesting contribution
TO the Iresen. state of musical practice and literature
in this coun.ry-beng THE Orchestral Union,
collection of polkas, schottscheT, quadriUe and OPP
cratic and sacred melodies, arranged for small orches
tras consisting Of first and second vlons, flute bass
clarionet, and cornet and trumpet, and capable OF
being used quartet also-ananged by u. w. f.
Friedrich. Some twepty.fv pieces in this form are
tefore us-a tonne Jouche for all the little town and
village minstrelsy Of the country.
A handsome specimen of photographic ant comes to
King of William, whose murder led to the formation
Of the late Vigilance Committee. Il may be seen at
Me.srs Williams & Stevenss.
DEATH OF , HEBREW DIyISg.-The Rev. Dr.
Meizbacher while returning home yeSteriny ailer-
noon from the Temple, where he had been preaching
was taken with fit at the corner of Second street and
Second avenue and before medical aid could be pro-
cured, life was extinct. He eminent man, and
greatly beloved BY his congregation and all who knew
him The deceased was Is years Of age
Yesterday morning, between the hours of 9 and
10 O'Clock, little boy who, by special permits
sion of his friends in railroad Office near to Dey
street. in Broadway, had taken his stand in front Of
said office net in any way obtruing upon the passcrN-
by or their rghts) for the purpose of selling political
mars, was promptly ordered away by the policeman
on duty, and upon remonstraDce was told By the
officer that the mandate OF the Mayor must be
obey ed at the time expressing sorrow that as an
inferior he b0nd to put his orders in force. OF
course the little boy, who was only II wears OF age,
has no vote and his attempting to sell maps which
shadow forth the region darkness is an objection OF
which policemen of the Wood administration arr OF
course competent judges. On the score OF nuisance
would ask what objection can be raised TO Offering
maps for sale private property even 1t be con-
venient TO the sidewalk, that may not apply with ten
fold propuety to the lazy ablebodied men who
are to be seen anywhere in the city vending fruit,
right in the way of the busiest thoroughfares rs
obvious that the Mayors orders was against the maps,
snd the boy. What dirty trick shall we have next
from the honorable gentleman who administers the
Mayoralty
The NEw-YoRK DEMOCRATS BEsTowISG HosoKs. |
Yesterday morning the Young Mems Democratic !
Club, having determined to receive publicly the hey
stone Club from Philadelphia, they proceeded about
10 O'Clock to the pier of the Philadelphia Steam
boat Line. About II O'Clock theapproach OF the
steamboat John Potter which had the Club on board
announced by several voIeys from the Empire
pocket-piece The steamboat having touched the
pier, the Keystone Club of Philadelphia were WEI
coined By the Young Mems Union Democratic Club OF
New-York
TIE keystone Club assembled the Battery aH4
the procession having been properly formed, the noe
countermarched on the Battery and proceeded out oil
the rouh gate round the Bowling Green, torou2n
Beaver street to Broad street up Broad street TO 81
street down Wall to Pearl street up Pear, through
Fulton street, up Broadway, down Grand 'uee' /"
Bowery down Bowery 20 Chatham street, ana ino inc
Park. On arriving at the City Hall, the members "
the Key,tone Club and Young Mems Union Ciuo P'o-
ceeded to the Governors Room, where they were re-
ceived by bis Homer the Mayor. The procee'i1s' IN
tie Governors Room being finished the assenoAge
adjourned TO collation. to which they ud ample
ustice.
In the afternoon at 3 O'Clock nearly 5,oov persons
assembled in front Of the City Hal, where 'ney were
addressed by Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson In one COD
.innous at.,ck mon the Republican party, using al