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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26

DEMOCRATIC RArRIcATIoN MEETISG.-rhe De-
mocracy Of Hoboken met last evening at the City
Hotel to ratify the nominations for the ensuing cleo
tions. T.. A. Kimball presided and Charles Clinton
acted Secretary. Resolutions were adopted ratfy
ing the Congressional Assembly and County nomina-
tons and indorsing the course pursued by the Adj
miIstration. The meeting was addressed by Judge
McCary Of New.York, +. X. V. Wright, the Hon.
Mr.. VOORHEES,, and w. 7. Deming OF New-fork'
The attendance was quite large.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

ANTw cEsErERY.-The Common Council Of Ho-
boken, at meeting Saturday evening, concluded
the arrangements for the exchange Of the city buryng
ground. located near the entrance to the Elysian
Fields, for seventeen acres of land at NewDurham,
four miles back Of the city which is to be converted
into free rural cemetery. The city also receive
81 900 by the exchange which is to DO appropriated
for beau.isying the grounds.
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A DETECTIVE n TRoUBLE.-Ex-Chlei'oi-P
Farley Of Jersey City who recently appointed ,pcs
detective was indicted by tho Grand Jy 81 Hudson
County charge Of stealing watch rom man lausa nay
wood whom he mad been in company dunnS the evelh
Farley claims that the robbery committed Dy TWO oas
persos while he was watching their movements from the other
side Of the ee, The will probably take place during the
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

Mr.. George W. Calef, who has won distinction in hi'
calling at the East will lecture Temperance this
evening at the Brooklyn Institute As there is no
charge We trust the attendance will be liberal. Go
aud hear what may be said for the good cause
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SuDpEs DEAIH.-A man by the name OF Aiasa
Hawkins died Last evening while being oonseyea
the Seventeenth Ward Staton-H House, In "a'e :" W.
toKcsti9n. BE wss said to DO hatcher ~ ''@a''
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KILLED BY BEING Rev OvER.--A boy years old.
named Robert Drisdale, was killed last evening bE
being run over by peddIers wagon driven By Rrs&.
erck Hentcn. The latter was arrested and tskea -
the Seventeenth Ward S.s.ion-House to await the
action Of tho Coroner
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lie asserted that the Republicans had Iof their high
position Of opposition to prescription, and were now
90 the same platform wilh the AmericsIs. de re-
ras and Minnesota ard, after Pronouncing high
muns upon the different candsetes he concluded his
speech by an appeal to the Democratic party to be
united and harmonious
After hearing speeches from lesser Lights, tie meet,
ing adjourned.
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BuRGLARY.-The house of George Gunther, corner
OF Wykof and Loner Streets Sunday night
ana gold patent lever watch open face No 6j aud gold
chain with eagles besk for hook silver snut box and
poe book consinns s. taken thereom. The whole OF
the property valued 1850 The thieves escaped
with theT booty.
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Tue COuRrs.-The November Calendar of the Cir.
emit Court NJ the
OF that month NThe Petit Jury of the City Court wss
ci.chsrgea yesterday.
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Row Axoss FIRxxrs.-It vas reported W. svsar
ing that two IRE companies while Engaged in tsfyst-
shooting Of Harlem, yesterday Afternoon, get iats
row, bat the resalt Of tie fracM vss not Issrssd.
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FIRM CONGRESSIONAL DIsTMcT.-The American
sd Republican Conventions met last night. The lat
Ter cent in the Of Charles NJ Brggs the Union
candidate in place of Gilbert G. Dean. But the
Americans refused to adopt him, preening to adhere
ONr. Dean, divide the opposition apd increase the
risk Of the reelection Of Vim. Il. Maclay Lecompton.
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The YELLOW FEvER.-The Health Officer has pre-
pared recently by hich it sppesrs that y deaths
occurred Brooklyn Of yellow fever daring the past
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IseUYsT.-Coroner Smell held inquest yesterday
on the BODY Of Mrs Barrow who found Wheat Hill yes
terdsy morning dead When she first found II was
po,sd s, are death from violence but upon
animation Of violence perceptbe and from her
pas. habits concluded that she TO her death from in
peTaLce AID exposure NeIue. IA actVu4n1' vas teH
dana
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HlGH TlpE-Tte tide yesterday morning TO
such hight to submele portion Of the plank road leading
10 Csyary Cemetery meadows, aud loaded with
furniture rosted into creek The horse recovered
but tle WAGON vas iip ped with ia contents.
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Hon TIDE.-The tide, yesterday morning, was
higher than has been known for many years, ana get
back in the sewers so az to food Easements severa
blocks from the Ferry. The tow.path OF the Morris
Canal was two feet under water the whole distance OIL
the bay.
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MIssEsorA.-Minresota has gone Republican By
decided majority. The 81 Paui Times OF the 18th
says the Republicans viii have from SIX to ten major
iy in the House of Representatives. The Pioneer
Dem. comedies the House to the Republicans, but
thinks the Democrats viii have the Senate.
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", II. VAS wAcsER, the Poughkeep''e Black
al viii address meetings at the following places;
% Co. on on 1 wsdss.d d.y1 a1ssias S inst,
At Hmrs chemans CO. on Thursday evening 18th inst.
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AMERICAN RATnFiCsTIos MEETIyG.-A large meet
ing Of the Americans OF Kings County wss held at
Musical Hail, in Fulton street Brooklyn, a.. evening
Tie meeting called TO order by Mr. Smith of the
Tenth Ward, who nominated for Chairman NJ Morris
Reynolds of the Fourth Ward The e,iert male
q few brief remarks, wien lit Of Nice-Presideats
and Secretaries wss read and approved.
A Committee, consisting # Messrs. j. l.. Smith, J.
r. Button and II. l.. Peck was appointed to draft
resolutions.
The Hon. L. T. Wood, berg introduced, urged az
Americans to support the State ticket headed By Lo-
renzO Burrows.
The Committee presented a series OF resolutions re-
adopting the principles Of the American party, laid
down at the Binghauton Convention; also, in favor
OF Registry Law, denouucing the national Admins
tration, and urging all Americans to support the State
nominations
The Hon. Erastus Brooks addressed the meeting at
some length, n which he condemned the Republicans
for not uniting with the Americans at Syracuse, and
regretted that no Americans we're norninsed By the
Republicans as union candidates for Congress.
Other addresses were made, and the meeting ai-
;ourned.
REPUBLrcAs RATIFIcsTIos MTETSG ~ RICHMOND
CoUSTY.'-A meeting of the Republicans of Richmond
County was held at the Assembly Rooms, New
Brighton, on Saturday evening" Oct % 1853 to ratiiy
the State Congressional aud County nomir atoms.
WIN. Templeton johnson called TO the Char,
and Vim. W. Corbitt appointed Secretary.
The Hon. O. Bovine announced the State and Con-
gressona nominations, which were, motion, unani-
mousy ratified
Mr.. W. II. Fry Of New-York, and Mr. Monroe Hen
derson of Queens County then addressed the meeting
Mr. Luther c. Carter, candidate for Congress IN the
district, being loudly called for, then addressed the
meeting and was received With great enthusiasm.
The County nominations announced By Sir.
Bovine, and unanimously ratified.
After few remarks from Mr. George W. Curtis,
the meeting adjourned.
The Union meeting Richmond, reported in Monday
and Enocrqn instead Of Rcpbucsus aud sseriednI The
nsnc Of the candidate for the Assembly Mr. A. C. Bradley
wss place printed Bioesy, snd IN another Brady
ASSEMBLY NoMIYaTIos IL WEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.
Tho American and Republican Second Assembly
District Convention were held at Snfhns Hotel,
White Plains, yesterday, for the purpose of nom
mating Union candidate to represent the District in
the next sessions of the Legislature. Each Conven-
ton appointed Conference Committee, and their
sultation resulted in the choice of james s. Lee of
Mount Pleasant. Both Conventions affirmed the seec-
ton made blythe Joint Conference Committee, when
by invitation, the Americans Joined the Republicans
and united in ratifying tie nomination Of Mr.. Lee.
The best feeling prevailed between the Americans and
Republicans the subject and they feel sangulne OF
electng the man Of their choice.
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The delegates Of the German r

-The delegates Of the German Re-
in' va ", c-ubs in this city, assembled Sun
s ssS Rsiy s No. 81 BGrsry for the g T
poe gentlemen were by aacamatiOn elected as
'.,o viz: For President. Segismun Kaufman;
-. vce.pfesident, WIN. Leitzeser; for Secretaries,
Adolobu, Lsnyr and DIR. Waterman; for Treasurer,
A. Whitman.
haer considerable debate, ahi on motion of Mr..
Isders. Committee was appointed to convoke Rati
s,.or meeting Of all the German citizens. The Com
,Ot,ee consists Of Mesers. r. Brill DR.. Korner, VIM.
Istzeiser. DR.. Waterman and A. WillmanD. On mo-
Ann Of T. Brill, Committee of Finance was ap-
,.nted. consisting of Messrs. A. Whitman, Gustav
R.mperger and ii. Brihard. The next meeting Of the
German Republican Central Committee will take place
A. Reisky e. Seigler's, No. 81 Bowery, on Thursday
rent the 18th inst, at q O'Clock p. m.
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ru..day. Nov. I'd.

49,, n, Mar.ns Cbrs,isa name is printed
- BE 'u,' 80, no, Eepard nor Edms'd He IL
hozpd 10 win.
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THIRD WARD REPUBLIcAS AssocIATIOs.-Am meet
s Of this Association held last evening" at which
various Committees were appointed to prepare for the
contest Tuesday next; after which the meeting adj
iuned until Wednesday evening next.
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POLI7YCAL
r,,,p1IcaN STATE TICKET.

EDWIN ID. MORGAN, New'fork.
s'T,,,os. C,,osor... ROBERT CAMPBELL' o'ea''~
Drs'' ...,,o,,r. HIRAM GARDNER, Msssr''
ess" D., I.,p.esoy. JOSIAH X. EVEREST 'H"'0"'
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hall no, be odjournel postponed until il shall have
been fully completed.
Very respectfully. kALLAR-
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The Johnst Uni"n PRAYER Meeting whish i0r i sITw "
has ben held in th. basement dlrDe spai M De
resumed the lnow rehttee) on A)NDAI rev.
Dec. 49, from q 10 O'clock, when the Rev A. hlNOMAN
MOTT Of ths Broones Baptist Church slu conduct the
meeting.
The Eastern Conversational Church navia' ben
will be opcneO OT divine serEic ID-NORNON
Pr.acire m MON ard evening by the Pas.0r ta Rev
g. T. ALDRICH in the af.sruOop By the Rev w. CLARK
Of the south Church, Brookyn Services
Iaence a. lo4 m. and , and p N.
Vniop Methodist Chapel, leth h.tw,sn 7ih and oth-
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attend. MARX HOlI,
a. J. DEWEY. .,,,o cr,r,;..a.
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THREE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS and DIAGRAMS
The whole being fund Of neverening entertainments
By the suthor Of The Magicians Own Book"
Nearly 400 pages limo, Price, cloth, gilt side stamp 81
THE SOCIABLE; Or, OSE THOUSAND AND OsE HONE
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calculated for the o family parties, the fresce circle,
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eposohsbe nirth and mutual enjoyment produced in this
volume. Published by DICK FITZGERALD,
No. IS Ann.st New-York.
Also for sale by all Booksellers in this place. Copies the
above book BY mail address free of postage,
receipt Of 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
NEW-YORK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1853.

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