New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
CITY POLITICS..

tLncf, UfDn u hOfTlcOEs lurfcttOl tNHiJ
MeyerhOlz; Trustees, DIR. NJ. A. Van Lier. August
Bergen; Constables John Hanlon. Frederick Gilbert.
Second Hord.-Ths Second Ward Republican Con.
vention met at No. 25 William street last evening, ana
adjourned till Monday evening.
Third Ward.-The Republican Convention OF the
Third Ward met al the Franklin House, IN College
place, last evening, and made the following nomna-
tons For School Inspector X 3. Gonld, III LTus-
tees, H. ". lie Compte, j. Costar, = H. Stout Con-
stables. John Fitzgerald, Alexander Thompson The
nomination Of School Commissioner wa laid over until
Tuesday evening. and the Convention adjourned
Fourth H0rd.-In the Fourth Ward the Republican
Convention adjourned, without nominating, TIL Mon
day evening.
TsfL Uard.-The Fifth Ward Republican Conven-
ton met at the Fifth Ward Hotel and resolved that 1t
was inespedcnt 10 nominate a School ticket IN view
of the PEOPLES ticket being before the people. The
People ticket il follows For School Comnlssoner,
james NJ Tuthill School Inspector, Noah Worral;
Trustees, John Besson, VIM. AymaT.
Saith WaTd.--Tbe Sixth Ward Republicans, VINO
were TO have met at No. 50 Franklin street held no
meeting last night.
SereRh ITayd.-The Republican School Convention
of the Seventh Ward met at Botanic Hall last evening
and concluded to make nominations TIL next Mon
day night In the mean time, gentlemen favorable 10
the election of honest, upright men, will be invited 10
attend at that meeting and unite IN making REQ
pies nomination.. This course mas oeen auoP.etu INC
last two OF three years and been attended with sue
EiglM Hard.-Adjourned until next Tuesday even
ing. ....;... ,.o-.
made: For Commissioner, W. 4. Gidersleevei Trus-
tees Jacob G. Bogert II. p. Lee, and VIM H. Ged-
nev Inspector w. j. jackson.
EIereUfh Wdrd-Adiourned to Monday evening.
Tweifth H'ard-School Commissioner Dr. II. II.
Gregory School Inspector, Dr. t. A. Hills; Trustees
John F. Cummings, james Beathi Constables, jas.
King John K. Harrington
TI,yfecath Vard.-1he Republican School Conven-
ton of this Ward met at Onderdonk's Hall last night,
and made the following nominations for Ward officers
School Commissioner, David Gdersleevei School In
spector Manning Merrilli School Trustees, Enos FL
lott. VIM Gardiner; Constables, David Safern, An
thOny Glastater.
F5nrteenM Rard.-The Convention appointed for
this Ward did nothing for want of quorum, ana the
meeting adjourned until next Tuesday evening.
Fifteenth Uard.-FOr Commissioner, Richard War
rem; Trustees, VIM. K Brakeman, Dr. Samuel Grs-
void and Henry Panton; Inspector, VIM. Hepburn
SiTfecnM Udrd.-School Commissioner Robert A.
Adams; Trustees, James Pollock, Milton NJ. John;
Inspector Richard Martin Constables, Benz Cam,
SerenfeenM Ward-Adjourned to Monday even
ing. o.. I'll. r A..
Republicans of the Eighteenth Ward met last evening
at kircners Hotel and nominated the following gen
temen: For School Commissioner, Henry a. Hurl-
butt for Inspector, James W. Gerad; for Trustees,
Jos. r. JOY, Robert Colby for ConstablesI william
+. Jones, Henry Bishop.
Ninefeeah Ward-for School Commissioner, Nd
olson Brown; for School Inspector, Henry j. Arm
strong: for Trustees VIM G.. King, John Turner; for
Constables, WIN. Cartwright, Herman Rookie.
Tirentieh IVard.-Schoo Commissioner, Hubbard
G.. Stone; Trustees fun term Henry W. Nichols,
John f. Williams; Joseph n. Luckey ito NIL vacancy
Inspector Daniel S. Young Constabies, Simeon Kay
Tarentv-frst Ward-The Republican City Conven-
ton of the Twenty first Ward met last evening at No.
435 Fourth avenue, and nominated the following can
didates: For School Commissioner, Lewis 3 Thomas;
| Insnector John l.. Moves; Trustees, VIM. II. Ester
brook, X. j. Atterbury; Constabes, Amos Fletcher
| VIM. MCFall.
| Alexander Perry; School Inspector, John u Lang;
Trustees, Joseph Cudlipp .jr., Howard r Vernon
! Consables Mcaab n. Stanies, w. w. Purdy.
REPUBLICAN CoUScILMASIc CoSvESrroS-Fourh
Districf.-The Republican Councilmanic Convention
of the Fourth District, met last evening at No DO
Fourth avenue and after great number OF ballots for
a sixth candidate for Councilman at late hour nom-
mated Chas. n. Decker of the Twelfth ward Mr.
Decker was introduced to the Convention ana naue
little speech, in which the only pledge ne maue
was that lac would be honest.
RyPUBIIcAE ALDERMAN FOR THE TWELFTH Dis
| rRIcT.-The Aldermanic Convention of the XIlth
District met at No. 81 Avenue last night and agreed
upon the name of John Keyser for Alderman.
TAMNAYY CouSc1LmASIc CoNvESrIoS-FFTH
DrsrRIcr.-The Tammany Councilmanic Convention
for the With District met at Smiths Hotel No. "A Ave
nue. last evening, but did not succeed IN deciding
mon any particular candidate There were three
names in tue field. The contest between their re-
spectve friends was determined that the Conven-
ton decided to adjourn until Monday after having been
in session for nearly three hours.
TAMMANY CoUScHNASIc CosvESTIoS-FoURTH
DIsTRIcr.-The Tammany Councilmanic Convention
of the Nth District met last evening at Prem
ty's corner of Third avenue and Twenty second
street and after several vain endeavors to effect an
arrangement with the Mozart Convention, nomi-
mated the following tieket Alex. l.. Shaw, Ninth
Ward; Cornelius w. Campbell, Fifteenth Ward;
Pierre c. Kane, Sixteenth Ward; Benz. +. Barber,
Ninth Ward; John Baker, Eighteenth Ward Samuel
Nunson, Sixteenth Ward. The. difficulty between tho
two Conventions was, that while Mozart claimed three
Councilmen on a joint ticket, Tammany would con-
cede but two.
PEOPLES NosISATISG CoNvESTIoN.-A Conven-
ton of the Peoples party assembled at No. i36 Broad
way last evening for the purpose of nominating Char
ter officers. On notion Francis John Tucker, esq,
was appointed Chairman, and DIR. Langensehwartz
and Col. Rose, Secretaries. On motion of Mr.. Smith,
the Convention proceeded to ballot for candidate for
Mayor. On the first ballot, George Opdyke received
II ballots; Fernando Wood, Is; Wm +. Haven eyer,
10 On the second ballot, Opdyke, 80; Wood Ia, and
Havemeyer Z. On motion, the nomination OF Mr.. Up
dyke was made unanimous.
Al candidates for Corporation Counsel the of
Solomon l.. Hull, Rufus NJ. Andrews, Greene C. Bron-
son samuel j. Tlden, and James L. Brady were pro,
posed. On the first ballot, solomon L. h1l received
Ii votes Andrews 81, Iildon g, Bronson IL. On the
second ballot Hull received ii, Andrews % Ilden
Bronson Z, james T. Brady II. On the third ballot,
Hull received 9, Andrews 10 Bronson :, and BRADY
is votes On the fourth ballot Andrews ~ votes,
Hull l5 Bronson H. On the fifth ballot, Andrews re-
ceived 10 votes Hull IL, Brady a. and Bronson Is;
On the sixth ballot, Andrews received ~ votes, and
Bronson -. Bronson thereupon received the unani-
imOus nomination.
As candidates for Governor Of the Aims. blouse,