New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17

The Oseida Saclem suggests the following a.
strong ticket for the consideration Of the Republc.n
State Convention: For Sec'y OF State, Geo. w. Pat
terson; for Controller, VIM A. Wheeler; for Treasu-
rer, Lockwood l.. Doty; for Attorney .General, ID.
Dudley Field for Clerk of the Court of Appeals
Cbas Hopkins Hughes p; for Canal Commissioner,
VIM III. Robertson. The Syracuse Standard says
the above is good ticket, but adds: g. How would
this do For Controller, Elias w. Leayenworth; for
Secretary of State Beman Brockway; for Treasurer,
Philip Dorsheimer; for Attorney General, VIM Curtis
Moves State Engineer - Wentz; Canal Comrnis-
sioner, Humphrey G. Root for Inspector of State
Prisons, Wesley Bailey; for Judge OF the Court OF
Appeals, d. Dudley Field"
"A special dispatch to The Baltimore Sun says
THE acquaintance of Senior Jerez late Nicsra-
GUAM Minister here confident OF bis ability to in
uence affairs at home favorably interests They
predict success TO Prof Dmitry IN the mission TO Gen,
ral America to which is said he has been appointed
II be speaks the language of that people ana is thor
oughy informed of their character, rs wei! as OF oil
the points Of the questions at issue.
Tie Washington States says:
Mr. Dimitry will leave Washington a. a very early
dsv perhaps next saturday, for Central America. He
viii be instructed not To present his credentials 10 the
Nicarsguan Government, unless that Government eS-
pupees the obnoxious articles IN the Lamar Leledon
Treaty which, no doubt, will be done long before Nh
Dmitry reaches Nicaragua. We are satisfied, IN fact
that il has already been accomplished
The returns of the recent elections from the sew
era counties of Alabama, leave little doubt that the
people have refused restore the amendments OF the
Constitution returning to annual sessions Of the Lee
gislature.
Franklin Smith, esQ., has announced himself a. a
candidate for Congress in the WITH District of Misss-
sippi. now represented by the Hon .. X. Singleton.
The Canton Commonwealth says that ne calls himself
the P-oples candidate. Capt Smith is cla.sed rs a
Democrat.
Tic Memphis Tenn Enquirer learns that the
Democracy in Nashville made preparations iof
grand jubilee the defea, Of Emerson Etherdse'
which wss expected until the returns in. They
had engaged band and sixteen horses to draw them
end rain,d a stupendous banner with free negro on
it,
Tie S.ra ght-out Americans of NewJersey have
issued the following call for State Convention;
AMERICAN CoSyESTIoS or INDEPENDENT AhkhSaNs'
The UNDERMINED ,be State Executive Couee Of ne LaIe'
,~nS.r, America par,v in pursuance Of he direction OF ne
Mas Meeting The American Party bed a. Camden on 20 ~
,hoasand Aurticsns hereby no- al proessHs 'Ae
principles Of the American Pr aud Who Are OPP
cenvOa q H. Auielicsn party VA held s:cAdsa ::
u o'clock Thursdsy. the 10, Of S-psmesf '' ''' NC
" purpose OF nominating candidate ior Governor.
eh American. MAO are Rp.sa 70 Fao 20 o. rs sr IA r
on Win any o;sr rteal p<y a.. rec & ssI.s.s~s 20
represent said townships and wards respectively NO
ton. poprpTs
SAMUEL j. BAYARD, JOHN n kU nrTr
}. u. READING, KILL pAH@h'i'
J. q. TOMLIS, r. a " iOHN'DrS
JOHN W. CHESTER, Thus iiLpe-
LEHMAN RICE, SsAte EAees.4'e 0o-'
Caa6eE, Aug g. 1853.
tn, Io,,,rille Democrat mas Information from ar
Opposition friend OF the Fourth District tha' there II
an error in the ponboOks Of one of the CumoerfanG
| County precincts, which will give Cnr'man lDeni.
majority of seven votes We give tue ABOVE mere
y as report. The official returns have not ye. oeei
received at Frankfort and we think that our inena
Mr. Anderson, not 80 certain Of his scar ~ ne rsn
be. The Board Of Supervisors at frsnk'o" can only
| decide the vote in the Fourth District
DrrrG,rrs TO THr RrPrsLIcN SrarE CONVEY
! rioS.-Fu.;ou County ll.am 6. WN' aud AEeh'