New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

A,s.rmnn and with an escutcheon but slightly tar
nsh.d BY sw Mix, Will probably be returned front
Ward. There is need OF such mep, aud The Bo.sd viii
gnn by the change. NJ. fuckers opponent is Robert
" Ellis ssationer 10 Wal street.
Nls1H WARD.-Jas. W. Far Tex Commi'sIoner,
the Republican candidate has long taken m interest
in schools, aud knows something about toem HIS
election would be a d, cided gain 10 the Board Tne
h,.,.c,, cauoifa,e is John Perkins, with ID. Apple
ton & Co., who are amor tie largest Contractors iof
supplies TO the Beard
TISrH WARp.-Jool W. Mason char manuar
,nre, :. the Opposition nominee, and q respectable
-, b,s onpor eDts are Sanl T. Webster. Tam.
- ILL., ., tho - '"""a0sors Oa,a, md u,
Ts,y, ap,i.Tsmmany Uuless they unite before the
election, Dir. Iasons chances are the best. TIE
Board lose nothing by the change in this Ward,
whichever may be success, ful.
ELEVENTH WARD-Iu tue Eleventh Ward, Mr..
Geo. White the member who holds over, will proba-
bly, succeed in getting John Murdoch, fclo~Cus.on-
Bonse ticer elected biz colleague. Chas. Perey,
the Republican pouiree has the good fortune to know
something about the school system and to escape from
becoming member Of the Board. An anti rammaoy
nomination has been made but battered for Council
man.
TWELFTH WARD.-Edgar Ketchum, lawyer, and an
old member of the Board, adds to the nomination OF
the United Opposition great personal strength in this
Ward. Mr.. Glover, the Secretary of the Harmony
Insurance Company upites the Democratic vote. The
Board loses an able in Mr.. Mexican, the retiring
member.
THIRTEESTu WARD -Alopzo G.. Mitchell now q
Trustee in this Ward, Is the Opposition nominee His
opponent Peter Mitchell Grand-street cigar-maker,
and novice in school matters, has the stronger party
FOURTEENTH WARD.-Andrcw II. G cen, lawyer,
present member, and President Of the Board Of Com
missoneIs of the CeGtra Park, is the TGnuneny
ddate. Mr.. Green understands the educational wants
oftbe city as well ~ any man. He works, hogevec,
rather more for his Ward than for the city. Henry u.
West, the Anti TammaDy candidate, haroess maker,
and formerly member of the Board, is actively at
Hok and may possibly be elected.
FIFTEENTH WARD.-Erastus G. Bcnodict lawyer,
long a mt mber of tho Board and of its ablest
men, is scarcely sure enough to vote FOR what he advo
Gates and sometimes bis position in tue Board TO
further the iuterest OF lis clients, in the considera
ton Of the late Pintrg bill of Messis. Padney ~
Russell He is the nominee Of tie Republican party.
Samuel Hotalilg retired merchant is the nominee
of the American ana J. W. MeCarty mot in the direc
tory Of the Democratic parties.
OlhIEfNTH w AID w ul H. ctoh"iu' 4NNyti, 1'D
counsel Of Mr. j. j. Ecke in the femoue Bdtde al
fair is the nominee probably to be successful, OF one
branch of the Opposition and John DolanGtor OF the
ether. c. ?. johnson is the Tammapy candidate
Mr. Doamateri is the best man. and viii get the eSest
votes.
SEvKSTEYsTH WARD.--Ssmuel Cantrell, shoe dealer,
Opposition, oguipst John B. Fogery, particularly
windy lawyer, Tammany and Augustus Baus,
known, Anti-Tammany. Mr.. Cantrells chances are
excellent.
EIGHTEEsrH WARD.-Wm. III. Nelson, now Prosi-
dent of the Board broker is the Democratic candidate,
and his reelection can scarcely be prevented. The
Opposition support f. Dclafed NTH, lawyer, and
prominent Republican.
1t is exceedingly important for the economical man.
agement of the schools, that Mr. Nelson should not
be President arotber year. His opponent for the
Presidential chair last January was offered the sup
port OF clique strong enough to elect HIM, IN case he
would promise to constitute the important Committee
on Supplies sho are TO handle 100000 next year in
q certain way. Such support was dechned Mr.
Neison was elected; and the Committee on Supplies
wss constituted by him indicated to his competitor.
NISHrEKxrH wARD.-Terence Farley contractor,
who has lately been troubled with some official charges
Of getting too much money out of tue City Treasury, is
the ouly candidate
TWENTIETH WARD.-John '. Grdey, lawyer, ne
publican; Edward Walker, boOkbinder, Independent;
Vim. Menteith builder, Aoti-Tammauy and present
incuu bent Neeon J. Waterbury P'st'Of1cer and
District Attorney elect Temmauy, are the cana-
dates. Ttere will be spirited contest here. MIR
Watebu would be the mcst active man in the new
Board as he has been a member for several years,
and il a very shrewd manager.
TwESTY-FIRST WARD.-Willam Sinclair, now
member of the Board from the Sixth Wegd, Tax Col.
ectOr, an aaive mar who likes to be liberal 10 cTpou
si.we, Tammapy; +. y. Morrosb, lawyer, anti Tam
rsry J. II. White, lawyer, Republican; John Daven-
port hardw are merchant also Republican and present
member, are the candidates. Mr. Davenport can
show a better record than any other man In the
1peseIt Board.
H TwEXTY-sEcoSD WARD.-James Mauicer, the pre-
sent member, lawyer, is the Republican candidate; he
can hardly beat tire upited Democracy, who have
terminated Wm II. Doherty, coal dealer.