New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

| bWBn City bank-nf an oroer Vacariog the appolnt-
nent Of Mr.. Beach as Receiver, inasmuch as the
sssignees and Of the principal stockholders
it is alleged. not represented the application. Ar
guneIt viii be heard on this motion TO- day.
Tar BRooxLYs SAVINGS BAsKs.-The South Brook
yn Savings Bank expect to resume business to-day
The Brooklyn Savings Bank accommodated depositors
in reedy cir ,ustapce. yesterday, ard it is co fdeny
expected that it viii be right again in few days.
| THE REPUBLICAN, JUDICIAL CosvEsTIoS OF THE
SECOND DIsTRIcT.-This Convention met 10 the S.
preme Court Room of the City Hal at the same time
Gen. Il. B. Duryea was appointed Chairman, and
John J. Clapp of Westchester, Secretary. The roll
| of Delegates was then called and the following an
| swered:
Kipgs-s. NJ. Meeker, D. C. winsow. S. f.
Church, VIM. C. Coit H. B. Duryes, j. X. Miller, J.
II. Rodman, S. NJ. Parsons, c. lne., VIM. Peet, Z.
j. Fish, Geo. II. Fisher, James Giidley, ID. I. Wal
| dIOn
Clspp. OdeD Close, Sias d. Clifford A. Coe.
| Queens-A. G. CARL, Lott Cornelius, u. Sayers, IL
Spffuik-R w. Smith. E Griffin.
| Rocslsnd-Luther Caldwell.
| Rchmord-Theo c. Vermiyea, T. Wesservet.
Putpam-J. G. Miller, j n. Howell.
Dutchtss-H. c. Place, l.. L. Brooks, Robert N.
OrapeeHD. A. Scott, j. c. Mcconnell, A. II. Snsa-
| baugh.
AZ Informal ballot for Judge of the Supreme Court
" Edwsd Wells Of westchestcs
| Luoien Brd.eye oi Kings
| y i Street Of RicbSIond.
The following Committee OF Conference was then
appointed to meet similar committee OF ths Amer'
cans Lamely: Rodman OF Kings, T'avis OF Westches-
ter, Ssyers Of Queens, Miller OF Putnam, and Fowler
| of Duchess. -
| reese was then taken, and on reassembng, the
ballot the long term, with
| the following result:
| Edward Wel'...... ...........................".S
An informal ballot was then taken for candidate
| for the short term, az follows:
tf:'s t:s vs@Ts; ssi'"n:
EdSaId hs isn .ssh 1ssuIted m in the nomua
| ii n Of Jesse Z. Smith:
snith.. Street. et...."..........."...f
The Conference Committee was renewed, aud
cess tax TO ena Die the two Committees to make
| u choice of cal Cidates.
| TEc Conference CommiHees-Two Conference Com-
mittees wtIe successivey appointed, without bsieg
| able 10 come TO agreement. third WAS hnsuy
| seltoted and they concluded that the R:pubhc41s
| shculd have the nomrte for tue short term irom
BIookyp and the Americans the no niece for the iong
tenn from the country. In accordance win 'hls
| agreement, ~
| TIE Americans nominated Thomas Nelson Of West
| chester Tor the long term, and
| The Republicans nominsted Lucien Brdseye vi
Kings County for the short term.
| REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY CoSvEYrIos.-The Repub-
lican Convention for the Sixth Assembly District IL to
be held this evening. As there appears to be some
classification 10 regard TO the mapner 10 which the
American Convention for the same district have made
the nomination. it is not probable that any union will
be Effected. Tie candidates most prominen. among
| The Republicans aie William Wall and Denas S.rong,
| esqs.
| DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY EoMISArIoH.-John A
Daytor, pro TEN nominated ,or Assembly by the Dem
ocratic Convention Of the Fifth District, Nineteenth
and Eleventh Wards, in place of Felix Campbell,
| declined.
THE AMERICAN JUDICIAL CONVENTION FOR THE
| SIconD DIsTRIcT.-The American Convention to
nominate candidates for Judges of the Sapreme Court
of the lid Judicial District, met in the Governors
Room, City Hal, yesterday afternoon.
| Howard C. Cscy of Kings was called { the Char
| ard III. W. Eastman of Qaeens was spPoint ID Secre
4 Committee on Credentials having been appointed,
| colsisting Of Messrs. Nelson of Westehester and
Reeve Of Queens the list ct delegates was called as
| fouows:
Klpg.-Martin Schoonmaker, John Q. Adams, Adam
Suydam, Geo L. Bennett, II. G. Csdy, G. Al. Felt,
H. ID Peck M. B. VOORHEES, J. IL, Clayton. j. j.. Post
4. Burnett John NJ. Corles J' K Burton, Is l,
Gll. ".
I Wood, VIM. II. McDolald
Oueens-H. w. Eastman, j. T. Reeve, Z. Web
| ster.
Ricbuopd-S. b. WOOD.
Westcbester-H. Nelson, j. p. Sanders, NJ. l..
Cobb A. j. Hyatt, W. c Howe.
OrsIee-S. j. wilkins, j. d. Friend, c. Bremen, j..
| nj. C.. Leper.
| A Comm ittee Of Eve, one from each county, was
on motion, appt in,ed to confer with similar Commit
tee appointed by the Republican Convention: Toe
| Chsir Appointed Messs. Sanders of Westchester,
Wilkins of Orange, Wood of Kings, Webster OF
| Oreeps and Wood Of Richmond a. such Committee.
On motion each Assembly District was privileged
| % cast three votes.
Mr.. Thomas III. Rodmsn, from the Republican Con
vsution was bere announced as Chairman OF the
Con uittee Of CopfereLce appointed by that body
recess was thereupon taken to enable the Committees
TO coL.er 80
Or reassenbliDg, Mr.. SASDEEs. of the Committee,
-et ec IL at tie Joint Committee hsd come to the
coucusion that each Convection proceed to nominate
Candidates for the long and sho terms and suggested
IL at the Con- mttee be continued and empowered TO
select two candidates from the four receiving the high
set vttes-ors Rspubiean the other al American -
sSbject 20 the approval G. the Convention The re-
port accepted.
| After sone discussion, ballot was taken for can
oica:e for The sbort term wiz the following result
| Iehp Dkeu,an ............H Thomss Nelson
seal sS9Fes........... ao6ert Hsrs.........'.''
NJ W,Iti5.......I WS,4Itsis;..........,.....I Total
A iotmsI ballot was taker without choice, and 90
.Ls second formal ballot Judge wilkins was nominated
| by Il. following vote;
| S vfki1s Of orsrss s..........,............3
| gchz Dkeusn, of k!rEs............."..........1
| 81 Cobb Of Nestcbsste.....
rr,,l................................4S
| n, molten O. Mr. Eastman TIE nomination Of M
W1k;,,s vas eeolaisd uoapiccu. Ncminstons wer,