New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
BROOKL YW ITEMS.

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p,rrnrIcAN CANDIDATE FOR MAYoR.-The Re
bEcap Ci.y Convention of Brooklyn have nominated
s..oci. b. Stryker for the office of Mayor and oe'-
,omination could not have been made. lie Is eA'
..5ipcIy popular among the people, and justly 80
1hfnever sickness distress of any kind Ns"eu ''
\, Mr.. STRIKER has always been among the hr'' "
,der his assistance. His purse has always oeo"
on 10 The poor; person in actual want e',' "P'
I'D to hin in vnn and az politician ne has always
zen a consistent advocate OF Freedom OF the OPP
,ssed and down-trodden Of whatever hauou VI co'ol
creed II there ia any man in Brooklyn tha' shouid
The support Of all in moderate circumstances,
. Francis b. Striker; and we hope the Republicans
N exert themselves manfully in his favor. He can
: tnumphantly elected if those who ought to be his
.,d do their duty In his former administration rs
y,ycr Of the city, and in his whole official career his
,sduct has been above suspicion and above re-
mach" having always devoted himself to the best
,,re.is Of the public. Aud now, Republicans Of
Bpoklyn, elect linn.
POLITICAL DrBArE.-A very large concourse Of
aides and gentlemen assembled at the Brooklyn Mu-
lscm on Saturday evening to hear debate on the
yminent political questions of the day by Hon. Lucen
jYsk city, and Lieut.. Gov. Raymond Edward w.
lFske, Republican was chosen President, and Adrian
iEegeman and George L. Thatcher, Democrats, Vice
Presidents. Mr.. Chase opened the debate and spoke
liz 6fty -fve minutes. Mr.. Raymond followed in
Czech Of hours duration, and DIR. Chase, who was
.owed half an hour in answer, spoke few minutes
,,d exc used himself account of hoarse-
,.s. Mr. Chase defended the policy of the admins
in rd In nd he IF
Is, Ostepd Manife,to as applied to Cuba while Mr..
lpsvmond argued in opposition. The sentiments ex-
,,e,,ed by the latter enthusiastically chsered
"a Al the conclusion both speakers were spplauded
l,,S vote of thanks was passed by the audience
| p,,rgIIoAs MTETING.-The Central Republican
limb Of the Eastern District, will be addressed this
evening at the OdeOn, by the Hon. L. D. Culver and
ehes.
i r,c,x SANS MIS LOOKING ARoUND-FIFTH
W,Rp. BRooKYS, AwAKE.-The citizens of the old
yhb Ward turned out in mass last Friday evening at
ns Fremont meeting held corner Hudson avenue and
Nassau street. A large number of the workingmen
the Navy Yard were present and joined in the
,,,busiasn Of the occasion. Dr. Snodgrass and Col.
b L. Snow addressed the meetng
/ REPUBLICAN, ASSEMBLY NoSINarIoNs-IheR epuo-
Assembly Conventions Of Kings County assembled yes,er
l1 OVERWHELMED W Fi.Ee of the Third Ward.
4 UK Di,tyict-A. A. Willard Of the Eleventh Ward
4 FIRE DEpARTaEsT PARADE.-C ontnental Bucket
Crp.ny No of the Eastern District will proceed TO New
y day. for the purpose Of forming the FIRE Department
is,de
| SIKH WARD AssEssoR.-The Sixth Ward Repub
l1 hv. uomiDsted John p Allison their candidate for
AssssOr
| BROOKLYN CITY MORT ALITY.-The report Of deaths
City Brooklyn for the weeh ending Oct H. shows the
T.s 'fsu P MS al sessn. taOsunpton a. "onvn
TO- cholera niantum dysentery bilious lever narasnls
@ congestion Of the brain, congestion Of the lungs dir
ma intermittent fever, each inflammation of the bowels,
a'HnAiOn Of the lungs tss'h1f SRSPsfy Zach oco,
WuIIaMsBURGH DIsPEssARY. The monthly report
This institution shows that there has been treated al the Dis
alc: Ss prescriptions have under
1 Isl between one and FIVE year,. 81 between i've and ten
SERIOUS RESULT OF Row.-On Thursday night
s hbOer named Edward Gate got into rowiH Atlantic
nte South Ferry during which he received blow
y neck hh forced It out OF Joint end in which position
his present condition the cannot long survives He
fades In Washington avenue, near "yehoh street
YRrs.-Yesterday afternoon about o'clock guam
" swcpinss and refuse from Lawrsnces rope walk on
wk which wa. lying In the yard was discovered
ire 1t exnguisned before any damage was done
there the Fourth District IN the forenoon
About o clock last evening fire broke out in a
rae owned by Caman Smonson, In Brum street between
fon avenue and Lyin from which the flames
faded adjoining livery stable small ireme dwelling
t1 and occ ali owned by MI snonson and Nj J9hn us
The flames spread ten pin alley and to the large
ldns in the Military Garden occasionally occupied as ball
BON And lAtery BY the Central Fl lmore Committee "a
ar hadauarefs The whole burned down The proper
owned by Nh john Schenck and in the occupancy OF
Daniel Port The total loss about $1,000; no
any Of the property The City Hotel and adJon
buildings being all frame. saved from desr icOn by
fremen The house Mrs Jarvis IN Boerum street
injured. II h not known how the bTe originated
ALARM OF FIRE-An alarm of fire was raised in the
Snd District yesterday afternoon caused by the burning of
Chimney.