The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-10
New York, Friday, September 10, 1858.


nj Syracuse recommended business yesterday morn
ing after a night spent in endeavoring to perfect
ulan for a union Of both factions The leaders how
eve appear to have Numbered wofully in their ar
ranrtncnts They agreed in opposition to the ex-
tension OF slavery in The Territories that some sort
Of registry Law to prevent election frauds
is necessary, that naturaized citizens shall
wait one year after naturalization before
voting and to unite their efforts TO defeat the
Democratic or "prosavery party" as they term it.
But proposition of the republicans declaring that
Congress has power to exclude slavery from the
Territories and little bamboozling on the part OF
the former as to the division of the Offices exploded
the fusion schemes utterly AMI both parties, after
expressing their opinions Of each other in terms
more vigorous than polite, proceeded to nominate
separate tickets. Here they are:-
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Governor .........Eiwn =. hofg'n or New York.
For Iieut Governor Robert Campbell, Of sleuben.
For Canal oommssionor. Hiram Gardner, Of Niagara
For Stale Prison Inspector - Everest, OF Chnton
THE AMERICAN TICKET.
For Governor. Lorenzo Burovs, OF -
For Lieut., Governor .Nahal s. Benon Of Herkimer
For Cara Commissioner james R. Ia OF Gsnesee
Fer Slate Prson Inspector W. A. Rus veil, o Wellington
Reports of the proceedings o. both conventions,
together with the address of the republicans to the
people, are given in to days HERAtp.
The Quarantine excitemsn. is beginning to de
crease The proclamation of Governor King and
threatened martial law have falei to keep up the
fever and il is questionable If even tie arrival of
the grand army viii operate with any better
Nothing new or i'm ortan an 'pire at Quarantine
yesterday. The Commissioners of Emigration passed
resolution making application to the Governor
Comptroller and Attorney General Of this State for
their approval TO raise the OF $780, 900 for the
purpose of rebuilding the Marine Hospital and such
other buildings as may be necessary for Quarantine
purposes. The military under command of Colonel
Lyons, will proceed to Staten Island tomorrow
morning. A detachment OF the Eighth regiment
numbering some twenty men, will depart for Qaaran-
tine this afternoon, for the purpose OF making ar.
engagements tor the stay Of the main body Of the
armv
The Board OF Aldermen met last evening. and
transacted large amount Of routine business. A
petition signed by some ten thousand citizens was
presented asking that the ordinance prohibiting the
use Of locomotives on the Harlem Railroad below
Forty. second street be repealed.
The Board OF Couhcilmen met last evening but
for want Of q quorum no business was transacted
The Board will meet at the usual hour tais evening
There was not much business transacted in the
Court Of General Sessions yesterday, owing to the
absence OF witnesses. The Grand Jury presented
eighteen indictments for various offences to which
the prisoners on being arraigned pleaded not guilty
and were remanded for trial. Samuel Mccarthy
was convicted OF an assault and battery on officer
Walsh Of the Fourth ward, and WAS sent to the
pententary for two months. James O'Bren and
Patrick Kater, (youths) pleaded guilty TO an at
tempt at burglary in the third degree, and were
sent 20 the House ~ Refuge.
james Gillen was brought before Justice Corn.
well, in Brooklyn, yesterday n charge Of robbing
Mr.. Theodore Austin. who was found fatally injured
near his residence in Lawrence street on Sunday
morning last Two witnesses were examined when
the prisoner waived further examination, and was
committed TO jail TO await the action OF the Grand
jury
Judge Bowln, Of Missouri, formerly Minister to
New Granada has accepted the appointment of
Commissioner to Paraguay, rendered him by Presi.
dent Buchanan.
The Hsrbor police boarded the schooner A. II.
Smith yesterday at the upper Quarantine, and ar.
rested three seamen. named John Porter J. ID.
Brown and John Crilly, who were accused Of mu.
tiny. The accused were brought 10 the city and
committed by the District Attorney for examination.
The sAlss Of cotton yesterday embraced about 500
bats The market closing arm, but without further quota
ole change In prices Flour dull and nomiss Tor the
rejected sSd lover grades OF state aad Western while
medium grades were quite steady and In fair demand.
me higher extra brapos heavy and less saeabe .,
quotations Wheat lees bsoy ant and prices II
regular Goea samples Of prime 70 choice milling io,s
Inferior grades heavy and unsettled,
while sales OF all sors were Light Corn heavy, and
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prime qualities were In isb: supply and prises arm
Pk heavier and prices rather easier Sales Of mess
we're made s slI Oh 90, asd prime at SIS as
a sis 20. Sugars we're quiet aud prices ua.
changed rbe saos embraced about 400 hhds
Cuba, al prices given In another column. Coffee
vss steady with sales o. about $50 bags RIO. $50
DO lava I2o st. Domingo, aud $50 Lssusyrs, prices
given In another plsce Fregn engagements were
light There vsther Offering for San FRANCISCO
sod clippers were gc.,iag 200 3sc., and fUn vessels
-hc per fcct, Measurement 10 Australian tsere was
good sh2prg dema5d FOR four nj ~ per Dbl for Mo.
boavts, ana At Csc per foo4 for measurement, gods