The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-01


do1e by the regular Clerks Of tue New YORK Post Office
10 very evident for very careful psrdss, OF pos
fsi lass, ths 70 demand sod receive tnts extra rate
letters aasnlps docxs 10 clear viola.
ton Of che section ABOVE quoted
Cisy PonGic..
ELECTION OF DELEGATES rHE REPUBLICAN, ASSEM-
BLY, DIsrKiUT CONVENTIONS.
In accordance with resolution adopted by the Repub
csn Ceutsai compiee tue losn ait, tne several Re-
publican Ward associations tnsi portion Of the city
which lies north o Fourteenth s.reet, thsir regular
places Of meeting evening eight O'clock and elected
by ballot delegates ateruases to represent
OF tho Assembly dis,rc,s within that portion Of
city the Ssa Convention be ned Syracuse the
7th Of September next rne result given below
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION
The First ASSEMBLY Convection convened at the
Frankln House, college place. There sstsd
npo Van wyck factions delegate was admit
ted. In shss time Aiscr tue orssoizAton toe folio Sng
NAMED pss sss, ~s,s aes s . D. Barber t
Louis Naumxnn (Fodrth wsrd) ana Amor J. Williamson
(SecoDd wsrt) aiteroates tue meeting passed or
out any unusual exciteusnI
SECOND ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT CONVENTION.
The delegates from ths Secoad n0ly district net
last evening In one OF the rooms OF Freacns H)e, TO
elect delegates and ageruses Republican SAe Con-
venon which Ia TO mort At 3y accuse tue tn instant
The Convention oy e,ecsns Mr. Hsnry H. aulet
q secrearies Tue oe,ee ses h.o ~erm ume over the
depuses OF the repubcaos OF the Sxto wsd woo sent
two Of deeesses the Con geouon Toe proceedings
conducted with o1ss0 Oute te~s, not
members OF the p~ess having bseu admitted After the
question Of the coutested .es vas settled, the Oouveu
ton proceeded sasuon Of deeg tor ;use,
when resulted as toose-Uses atss, James Kelly and
Owen W. Brennan. aieroales, S.ml E. rzscniroer aua
Germsin Aessernco No disturbance whatever os.
CURED.
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION
The third Asseuo,, Convention met at tue Firth Ward
Hotel, Vest BtoAnsss they do effect orgsni-
cation until nearly tso o'clock. Che Convention beng
nearly div ded IN sentiment TO de egstes considerable
loud talk and ANAL speecnes 1nsnao which VAS kept up
until nearly m,optgnf vi uous eecung detegaved
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION.
the Convention met at No ~ East Bsosdway, ana
elecsst bcss,s. Oslaucey " k''neli ana David Miller
delee ases and Messvs DSed D~yer and rnonss Ker-
pey slternat+s There large crowd present. but no
disturbances occurred
sixth ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION.
The Convention Runk Hotel an elected - dele
gates ae-srs Harvey H Ward aud Spencer a. Benedict,
and Meesrs Elet and Schssr aternates There were
NO dstrr bances here during the evening.
nGHrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION.
The Eshtn Assembly District Convention met last even
ing 1t Onderdonk Han, corner Of C'inton add Grand
sree A. and elected owing deeg 70 the Syria
cuse Convention Joseph L. Psrley, Eevsnsn ward Geo.
Eleventh ward; j Bspkrafs Stevens, Seventh ward.
TENTH ASSEMBLY D.rxcr CONVENTION.
The Tenth Assembly District Convention met last even
Ing al 6lS Broad aud nomoated Frederick A. Olm
stead and George Foisom for delegates.
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION.
The Convention 10 distrct advertised to meet
in the Union Aket, Houston street, but it was found
that the haa Tor several months IS Q
sleeping apartment By toe Seventh pre,nct po,ce corps
AFTER some considerable aeuoerasion the delegates sd
jeurped to German lager bier safoon. No 1856 eighth
where they epgaged oack and proceeded 70
their deiiber atoms j. H. Jackson MAS called to the
chair, ana Peter Cook appointed secretary Wolfe the
meeting Ia progress chs ouseders the Darroom
passed Away the tdoos moneots 10 variety OF ways.
One gathered oagateie table, another be-
gan game Of cards. and the remainder ndug 10 drnS-
ing ana discussing po"ucs Very som . Pords delegate
emerged from n,t*e room, aDd ordered full keg
OF lager the Coo Toe order was promptly f
cd but The Chairman urged tue Ciaveutloa BUS
before imb,obg 100 fseey Messrs Joha D. Conosliag
ano James rayl or were xam Dusy elected delegates
totbe safe Uoavent,on, Aessrs Jonasoa aaa
DR.. Joseph Magic atesDaes Mr.. ConKog IA respscta-
Bic lumber dealer sno VIII stenuoasly oppose fusion
with Know Notn,cRs During the evening he TOOK
cas,on 70 Bon. Daoiei Umsnn in unmessnred
terws and his rea,afks ~ete ooiy broken ell oy call
There distur except pretty loud bar
talk, and nj 40 carry noor tho place was darkened
Tor the night.
THE EMPIRE CLUB.
The members Of the Empire Clue OF 1874, ls4s, 1882
and 1860 held preliminary meeting last night at Dur
yeas, corner Of East Broadway and Catnarne street.
for the purpose Of for fall campaign Mr..
John Austin, of Harem. occupied the chair Mr.. G. d.
Bracket explained toe OBJECTS Of meeting q nest
ano appropriate speecn ai.er the following coon.
mtee appointed TO Select Suitable Candidates to oil
81 ointment Offices in tue Emyra Cub:--General Wal
bridge. cnom.s johnson. Lon. Pereli, wm Goodhsil,
Francn &c. abe, rnoDas Rourks, Jas. Mcclure, David
Donovan, Dewitt Forsbey aod james Mcintyre. rne
committee bavipe retired, rc'urued with the resomnen
Pr.sioens, which Adopted rhey also recommended
Thomas Bosker and Croker - secretaries, which
was carried
General wAIBxIDGR VAS then called on TO make q
speech He how Empre Cao had effected great
bings for the Democracy ever since their Organization
and he said that they ord ~aut 10 DO oeaen in the
coming campaign they should stand hemly oy their
guns-ther powder dry and their cannon double snos-
tea (Cbeers
Those present we're then invited to enrol their
- members. Over ore hundred comphsd WITH tbs re-
quest and after = good deal OF on ,huNasm, and three
nj bnc In
the meeting dsperN+d sopct Call Of the Presdeat
The hisIory OF this clue far bacK lS43, "
which PEI iod (0p the Fonh Of Juy) tney oeganzso for
purposes OF social enjoy In lSAa they assuued
political standing.
Cfty Intelligence.
IK GREAT BOOK SALE the trade sale OF books
winch wss commenced Tuesday at the mt
Leavir Co., No. s79 Broad way, continued yesterdAy
when the bidding was, anything more spirited than o,
the opening oas which OWING no doubt TO the eutnu
eiasm Ano spirit Infused toto Old by Joeo a m
fsmfariy termed by toe .buues the sole ma con
Eibutons 10 the ss'e by the Leading PnSoeph,s ou
m Qvre ..i, 4 ~ q