New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-13
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.


JAMES N. CROSS, Eighteenth Ward.
The Convention then adjourned.
SEyESTH SENATORIAL DIsTRIcT-The Delegates
TO the Republican Convention to nominate Elk Coun-
clmen to repre,ert tine Seventh Senatorial district,
ccupiiIg the Twelfth, Nineteenth, Twentieth, ven
tyfis ard Twenty seconds, assembled last evening ct
the Washington Monument House, in Third avenue,
rear Sixty second street. for the purpose of dischsrgpg
their dutes but after brief sitting, II was resolved
to pospCpe making any nominations, and appoint
Special Committee of fifteen, three from each Ward,
to confer with all oIher Committees of the dstrc. op
posed TO the Democratic party with view of agree
ing upon Union ticket. The Convention then I'D.
jouined urtil Wednesday evening next.
FOURTH SEsAToRIAL DIsTRIcT.-The Rspu 'hcan
Cor veniop for the romi alton Of Fix Councilmen in
the first si.l. and Fourteenth Wards, met last
evening O. toe Fifth Ward Hotel, Mr.. L S. Leaycratt,
Chairman, and Mr.. VIM Parker, Secretary The
e wirg DON traitors were m,de
JOSEPH BOYcE, First Ward
ARcHIBAID HALL y; Seventh ward
JOSEPH d MARTIN, Eighth Ward
VIM NJ. WArE, Ecu ..enth Ward
The Civil .nd Police Justices Convention adjourned
over to ne 1t Tussdsy niDg without making nomina
tion'
FIFTH ALDERMAsIc DISTRICT. - The American
Convention Of the Vth Aldermanic District met last
evening at No. 1876 Spring street. and nominated WV.
TUCKER, piesent Alderman Ct the Eighth Ward.
Committee appointed to wait on the Alderman,
VII coon returned with Mr. Tucker. when the latter
addressed the nveution returning thanks, and brand
ing the present City Government with corruption in no
very dainty terms.
THIRD ALDERMASIC DISTRICT. The American
Convention Of the Third Aldermanic District met at
the ocrner Of Lispenard street and Broadway. and
nominated Mr.. JEREMIAH BEssos, who was likeWhe
selected BY tie Republican Convention on Wednesday
evening.
Tenth ALDRRaArIc Observation-Disclosures, john
LYEEs.
THIRD JUDICIAL DsTRIcT.-AdjouIned.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DIsTRIcT.-Civil Justice, VIII
LIAM H. VAs Corr. Police Justice, BARsABAs o.
BORN.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Civil Justice, j. BAN
CROFT STEykhs. For Police Justice, ESos ELLIOT.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DIsTRicT.-The Delegates to the
Sixth JUDICIAL Republican Convention met las. even
pg, a O'Donnsls saloon, corner of Third avenue and
Twentieth street for the purpose of nominating can.
didae for the ofce Of Police justice for the District.
The claims Of William II. ADAM, George W. Pearcey
and Richard Kelly were strongly urged by their re-
specive friends The ballotDg resulted in favor of
il ation was accordingly rendered. but that gentleman
declining the horror, it fualy rendered to Mr..
RICHARD KELLY, corLer of Third avenue aud Twenty
seventh street. who has been resident OF the Ward
for IS years and for the ss fifteen pears mas hold tho
posi,on Of School Trustee.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIsTRIcT.-The Republican Ju'
ocia Cohve Of tie Seventh Judicial District, EN-
braoirg the Twelfth, Nineteenth aud Twenty secJni
Wal6s, met last evening at the Monumeot House, In
Third aveIre, near SixtgeecoDd street. The Hon.
Abraham Wskemsn presided, and John Durant OIL
cated as Secret,iy. After the carg OF The roll ana
the filing Of vacancies. the Secretary read sttet
from Nr. Isaao b. Bachelor of the Twelfth Ward,
decrirg TIE u.e of his name c,bddste for Police
Justice. Mr. Bachelor 'sys in his letter:
The great nsss of the people of the D'sric' are
deeply intereste6 in your OmiI alton, aod united
Efforts upop ntlemsu of character and superior qus-
ifcaiioIs will alone insure success"
The letter CT Dir. Bstchelor called forth speech
fiom Mr.. Wskemsp, in which Mr.. Is was highly
ccnplimented The letter wss ordered on the minutes
The Convention then unanimously nominated Mr.
VAN VoORHIs OF the Twelfth Ward for Civil Justice,
and Mr.. HIRAM A. MAYsARD OF the Nine 'eentn ara
for Police Justice. Commit were then appointed
10 inform the csndida tes Of their nominstsn, after
which the Convention Adjourned sane die.
SEVENTH POLICE JUDICIAL CosvEyTIoS.-The Re-
publican Delegates to the Seventh Police judicial
Convention, comprising toe Sixteenth ard twentieth
Wsrds met last evening At the Utah House, In the
Eighth avenue for the purpose Of nominating candi'
dse for Police Justice Mr. John B. GIidley acted as
Chairman, and w. Fl. Bull Secretary. After sev-
eral bslotipgs the nomination was given to Chsres
Net.eton of the weniieth Ward. Committee, ap-
pointed for the purpose, waited upon Mr.. Netteton,
but he desired time to consider the MISTER. The Con-
yer,ion accordingly adjourned to Monday evening.