The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-16
The News.

concluded its business yesterday, after session of
two days duration. The particulars of the conflict
on Wednesday between the Mozart Hall and AL
bany Regency factons-the secession of the first
named the nomination Of ticket for State officers
by them, and their programme for choosing dele
gates to the Charleston Convention upon the dis
trict system-have already been laid before our
readers; as also the fact that the Albany Regency
party decided that the State Convention should ap.
point the delegates to the Charleston Convention.
The most important question before the State Con-
venton-the selection of delegates to Charleston
having been decided, the Convention made ND
List Of candidates for State officers without any
Herious difficulty. Annexed we give the tickets
now before the people,
MozART HALL, DEMOCRATIC.
Secretary Of State-D r. Floyd Jones, OF Queens
CowfkroUey-Sandford E. Church, of Orleans
Attorney General-Lyman Tremain of Albany
STATE Ensfner-yan R. Richmond, of Wayne.
7reasurer-Isaac yanderpoel, of Erie.
Canal Commissioner-wm. J. Skinner Of Herkimer
STATE Prison Inpesor-Noble 8. E1derkin Of 81, Law.
fence.
Jssdgs Of Cour IF Appecls-Aex s johnson, of Albany
Clerk q Curt of Appeals-Eiward Simpson, Of New
York.
ALBANY REGENCY, DEMOCRATIC
Coqnptruyle,-Sandford Z Church, of Orleans
Attorney Gcaernl-Lym Trenlain, OF Albany.
STATE Eng,netT-yan r. Richmond, of Wayne.
7reossre-Isaac vanderpoel Of Erie,
Canal COMMUNICATIVE. j. Skinner, OF Herkimer.
State Prison Inspector-Noble s. Elderkn, of ST. Law
renee.
Judge Of Court Of Appeols-Alex s. Johnson of Albany.
Ck Of Court Of Appeals-John L. Lewis, Jr, Of Yates
REPUBLICAN.
Secretary Of Sate-Eias W. Leavenworth Of Onondags
Comrsvol,er-Robert Denniston, Of Orange.
Attorney Generdt-Charlcs G. Meyers of st. Lawrence.
state Eagneer-orvile w. storr, OF Allegany.
Tyeas~rer-Philip Dorshemer, Of Erie.
Canal Co~nmissioner-Ogden n Chaplin, OF Albany.
State Prison Iaspec.oY-Davd p Forest, OF Schenectady
Judge cf Cont Of A17eals-Henry E. Davies, Of New
York.
clerk Of Cont Of Appeaz-Charles Hughes, Of Wash
ington.
The Massachusetts, Democratic State Convention
was held yesterday. Benjamin F. Butler was nomi
mated for Governor, together with full compile
ment of candidates for other State officers, and
Caleb Gushing and other Douglas men wore chosen
to the Charleston Convention.
Our Chilean correspondents, writing from Val
paraiso on the 18th Of August, give very In
teresting res,ne Of the progress of events in that
republic. There was lull in the political world,
and trade had improved in consequence. Several
Of the conspirators in the revolutionary movement
Of February last had had their death sentence
commuted to that Of exile, and some Of them had
already left the country Owing to internal dissen-
Rions in the different States there was very poor
prospect of the formation Of the grand South
American Union" spoken of by some persons
lately. The news Of United States war vessels
being sent out in order to support the claims of
American citizens for redress Of grievances and
compensatonfcr actual outrages, had created quite
p sensation. Government was, unwisely 1t was
thought, about to substitute paper currency for
that OF hard specie. III. John Bello, Score.
tary Of the Chilean legation in France, had
been appointed Charge d'Afiares to Washington.
N. Bello is literary man. but OF no
great diplomatic requirements. Manuel Caryallo
was appointed Minister to France, with special
mission to King Leopold Of Belgium as referee in
the claim case Of the American ship Franklin. The
claims of Albert Suess, the owner and master Of
the American brig Townsend Jones, and that of
The family Of the late Horatio Gates JONES' were all
warmly pressed by the United States Minister. The
family of Mr.. Jones demand $4,000 for his being
murdered by the military Of the State An Ameri-
can line Of mail steamers from Panama to Valpa-
raiso is again loudly called for owing to the official
s1iscourtesy Of the commanders Of the Englah YES.
els to the persons in charge Of United States postal
matter 81 the former place. England has, however
q very strong hold on Chile by means Of her hold.
ing government bonds for the loan Of fifteen
millions Of dollars contracted in London.
Our correspondent on board the United States
chip Oyane, dating nom the harbor Of Realejo Costa
Rica, on the 3lst Of August, furnishes some in.
teressing details concerning the late revolution in
that State and the expulsion Of President Mora he
met the Bishop with number Of priests at that
point returning homo BY invitation Of the nav
government The revolutionary movement in Ban
Salvador, Guatemala, Costa RIGA and Nicaragua.
you'd, hs thought. prove very destructive to the
Rilrlsta n ths peopls, I'D tend To prove stu more