New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31
Joseph Canning

IL Thomas VeIch. Thomas Neitch
REGISTER Your voTEs-POLL LISTS LosT.-The
voters in this city who have neglected 10 register their
Names or have been denied the privilege by the extra
ordinary Interpretation which the Registrars IN some
districts gave to the law, will have an opportunity on
Tuesday aud Wednesday TO have their names enrolled
The law requires the Registrars to meet at O'Clock III
the morning, and remain in session until clock IN
the evening of Tuesday and Wednesday, for the pur
pose of correcting and completing the lists In several
districts and villages the Registrars meet at q. M on
9ucsdag only and adjourn at p. Ii. No Repuo-
hcan voter should rely upon having his name trans
tered from the last years poll list of his district but
oueL, to attend to the matter himself In some dis
tr,ct he mil lists cannot be found The law requires
that a COPY be filed in the County Clerks Office for
satekecring: but in the Third and Eighth Districts Of
the Fifteenth Ward, the Registrars were not supplied
with such li-i and when one of them applied at the
County Clerks Office for the same, ne was informed
that thew were lost This may be true of many other
districts and If voter would make the registration of
his name sure, he must attend to it himself.
TIE Lcader classifes the present leaders of Tam
many Hall, as follows;
"Of the old panburneIs and Son shell. we have Isaac
no.; Ans e" He1icf John Van buren, Thomas TaPpen,
DSie Dele1en John Vance, Elijah fnrdy John T. Dew
I....k
Tter John tochIane Edward Cooper Andre sIomen'
e p m,sIS si Morris and many others Of
Lille on the Hard Shell side have Augustus Sche hooeIt
Iad hHn Sssi Elijah Wsrd John savage Rcbsd
molly Joseph NJ Marsh, Gideon Tucker Bernard Kelly Ed
joseph cornell William N Mcintyre John Wheeler ThCms'
MeSpedsn ThGmas j. Ba H''o Ro int' aabe
VIM H. Leonard John T. Hoffman, John H. MeCunn Anthony
Dugro Josiah W Brown"
Wood and his followers are declared 10 be "but flies
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AMERICAN GESERAL CoaAITTEE.--The American
General Committee met on Saturday evening at No.
Isl Bowery, Mr.. II. A. T. Cranberry in the chair.
Mr. Zophar Mills declining to for Supervisor the
| County Convention ordered to meet at No. 321
Rovery Oh Tuesday evening 10 make another nomi-
nation The usual election business was transacted,
and the Committee separated in high hope Of electng
their mixed ticket in the State especially since the in
surrection at Harpcrs Ferry, which they think Will
diminish the Republican vote sufficiently TO elect those
| Democrats who on the mongrel American ticket.
The Democratic voters OF the XIth Assembly Dis
trc,, Twentieth Ward, viii meet tonight at Mile
mans Hail. corner ofTwen;y sixth street and Seventh
avenue, 10 rafy the nomination of VIM. f. Robinson
| for Assembly.
| THIRD Assembly Decentralization Horatio
~ Wild has formally accepted the Republican Ameri-
can, and Wing nominations for Assembly IN the lid
District.
REPUBLIcAy SESATORIAL NOMINATION Fourth
DISTINCTION Saturday evening the Republican Con-
vention of the WITH District, nominated Dr. Samuel
Hall as their candidate for senator. DIR. Hall is the
candidate of the Wings and Americans
The SEVENTH SENATORIAL DIsTRIcT.-The two
Democratic candidates, Richard b. Connolly and r.
e. Maloney, have chosen FIVE umpires each, who are
TO decide what they are to do by Monday night next
so as to have but one Democratic candidate in the field
in opposition TO Conover, Republican and American
nominee.
DEAocRATIc ASSEMBLY CoSvESrIos.-The Demo-
cratic delegates TO the With Assembly District Con-
vention Williamsburgh, met Saturday evening for
the purpose of nominating candidate for Assembly,
in place of Frank Swift, who declined the domination.
After several ballots had in which the vote stood
Ii. c. Boswell, 6; Andrew j. Spencer, 6; il was
stated that Mr. Boswell did not reside in the district.
The Convention then adjourned, TO meet this evening.