New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10
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BROoKLYN CITY REPUBLIcAN NoMINATIoNs.-
The Republican City Convention to nominate city
ticket assembled in the Museum last evening and Sc
lected the following ticekt, namely:
Mosor-Franes b. stSker, FosIih Ward
Collector Of Tazes and -isses'ntnt-E1s Baldwin, Fourth
Comsi,,ioney Of Repairs Ged Su,lle.-Nichoiss H. Van
Pol,cs Ja.ilre-Dsnicl X Smith, Seventh Ward.
yvstie. a he Pe0ee-Dsniel b. hsSbouck, Tenth Ward
John G SMITH seventh Wsrd ,o su,,,, r,r,, ,v.,s
lid District James d. Revere, Fifth Ward Illd D,ts Ben
jam,n b McClsIe Tenth Ward Nh District David S"P
son, Eleventh Ward
Committee of three, consisting of Mcssrs. Knapp,
Aeeker and Reynolds appointed to apprise the
candidates of their nomination and the Convention
adjourned with three times three cheers for he ticket
BROOKLYN DEAoCRATIc CITY CoSvENTioN.-The
Democratic City Convention met at the Union Cabin,
In Pienepont street, yesterday afternoon for the pu-
pose of nominating city officers. Wm. ii. Peck pre-
sided, and Vim. s. Leech and John Bolton olicsted
as Secretaries. The Sixth, Twelfth and Sixteenth
Ward delegations were objected charges Of fraud
in their election. After considerable excitement the
Twelfth and sixteenth Ward delegations Were adj
mit'ed, and Mesers, Campbell of the Seventeenth
felers an informal ballot io Mayor was had which ne.
suited az follows: Samuel s. Pow,u y; Martin Kslb.
Hesch, 80; Thos. G.. Talmage, 10; Jos. Wilson Z; T.
r. Rhodes l. The first formal ballot resulted in the
nomination Of Sam. y Powell 10y the following vote:
Powell, "A; Kalbfeisch, -; Tahnage. 4; Wilson ):
Rhodes 1; blank, l. Mr.. Powell was declared uuaG-
imously nominated. movement made to
adjourn, which was finally carried amid the greatest
confusion. The Conv enton Adjourned Ia Tuesday
next at O'Clock P. M, at Montague Hall when the
remainder Of the tickot will be nominated.
FiRE IL BRooKLYN.-About O'Clock on &resdsy
morning the groccry MIR. John kSlr, Nc | John
street BY the explosion OF ctnphnc amp
while Mr. EgleI hingif Thc hGucs spread rapid
and only time for the family 60 escape The bun ding sad
Xers on
owned and occupied BY Mr.. George t@ucT MAS dSsg 10
considerable Mr. Egcr's loss building stock aud
iS.: SPOUT Y tagSSt f a. ,dH
Company
T.horr ExcuRsIoN.-Thc Jackson Rifles iBrOyI
n proSed yesterday morning under comiusnd OF Captain
hrhIy WIS o. East NcwYork fr tsrs,f ptsctice They
"ere accompanied BY LUnt'' Band.
ORDiMIIos.-The Rev w. r. TonpLins was last
ssssisnd taned ss Pastor Of the North Nth street New
stOrr. pe.ehes H caach, ssOok,n. The Rev. Or
III 'he 'Nercises. anu A. w bccehcI teSk pat
faCtKsnS OF F.psr pIsl... -
ono u oil The t'st District Police proceeded on he
nus ss't eAcuIsioL yesterday, and enoyvd 6ne t -
~ Wa As'o,is lbey were commanded by Capt Jsi
pn1.n ana nuinVetso tort seven musetS There were 60,
one tyndfcd ana htty Prizes bong three each r.
e~ne e'e cary I'D '"' eycnins and San returned dasv
fiRE Al FLATBUSH.-A fire broke out in the bo,ol
OF ME- hoonnAkct Flabush Tuesday might last oe9
~ tho ignition of bed curtain from candle Cons jersh
damage doee 10 the tapestry aud furniture bef. Tho a.
ssee eAtingulsksa Loss about V'
SPLIcED.-Georgs Wei;ner wa arrested bv Of;cor
Adams complaint oi lady Ca,ANrue H,u.cv
charge Of SEDUCTION. Defend bea scausu,ad Win
~ AqI Nv thee "eels Us bad Panised ~ Gsy heI and