New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-18

I -orn.r,ar snS 81. Civil Jastce Tom Pcfsoa and
| Superintendent of Sspitarv Inspection Dick DowNing
ys. eS-Alderman NavA Storeseeper Deac0n Aneee
| Herrick Dr. William w. Sangcs. Resident ny sicisa
Ut Baekwslrs Island: supervise William Conner,
Che gocc4oOking Supervisor, JOSH Dc"ring sae
| Chares II. Lyens.
Tie care cane up before the body. Tom acspedoa
asa Descon Hesriet rrpresegted the Iacrts Of ther
resseetive clams. Each spoke ten m exee, and then
retired In tho meantime the eonessng DELEGATIONS
amusta themselves below BY talking sneking joking,
and Occasionally irnebing, Soon AFTER ies parties bad
h~ep beard a Committee, OF which Pchee Justice
Michael Connolly was chairman, came Yellow, asd
stated thas the Conversion proposed 10 at 81 two &c
each delegsaon and 20 YET the four selects NIB. Tho
proposition vas scornfnlly rejectec ~ e%s Panes'
ard TIE CcmnSFee went back with heas IN t'c'r ssrs-
Then conmesced a woray scrabble, IN which Tom
MeSredon and BRYAN McCshill had the mos 70 say.
Tom, with terrible vehemence, gave bic op.mon Oh
Deac.n Henick, and gesticrAaed IN yi0ien1 u1nner
frequently striking John Downing, Of Deacon Her
ricks party who was sitting table, on bis legs
Not having bis aldcrmanie gsvel and desk before hn
Bowling bore the infection hkoa usartyr. Tom ssd
that Deacon Herrick had hargk'ned with the kepuoh-
cans in the Board Of Aldermen to escct somebody OF
party President, consideration Of some osaer
rariy or parties being appointed on Commiteess-
Bryan McCahill said that the DCacon's crowd WA
Mozart Hall crowd, and made aliusion 10 judas
Is,arot. What was sad and whn was done further
need not be ehronicled--thoueh they didn't fight
they wouldn't 6eht-butthey did zct act like brethren
dwelling together in unity.
Waterbury, Henry Lax, and Aless Ward, the lpei-
eglets formed themselves inoa cirelS with Mr. Wa
terbnry medium. The electric currents being
equaibrized, the medium went into trance. The
medium opened his mouth and announced that the
spirits above had directed him 10 say tat before they
proposed 10 take acton the admissof Of either bevy
Of earthly mortals into the realm % tle spirits,
they must agree 20 abide by the dictatson
Of the spirits in the matter Of carldaiee Dea-
con Herrick and bis party piosciy assented-
Tom MeSpedon, ditto, and his party, except Bryan
McCahill, who SAID he'd De id ne wond,-t,n a
q ey didn't admit the regularly constituted and elected
delegation he'd John-Brown'em into recognition OF
his rights by creating serve insurreets1at fsmnia-
nv Ferry, and he would carry the emancirsaed victims
to Mozart Hall. The inharmonious magnetism OF
Bryan drove off the mediums and thy report
cane dows, announcing that pety had prevailed, and
that Deacon Herriek DR. Sanger and their brethren,
had been admitted, by vote OF 20 10 10 rhon Began
McCahill waxed wrothy, and hurraed foo Fernando
Wood, and unamiable suggestions were made, and
reasons assigned for the preference shown,
among which was that Terence Farley the contractor.
held OF the Saehems paper for 81 OOO Aerenee be-
ing antagonistic TO McSpedon 4 Co.
This tempest in teapot being quieted the Cceyen-
ton proceeded to work, and aiteran hours discussion.
motion, the following Committee was appointed,
whose duty ia supposed TO be to find ont some man
who il willing TO stand up TO be knocked down: John
Kelly, Tom Byrres, Az Chancellor, DIR. Joseph G.
Tucker. George III. Purser, John u SEyageI' John
Clancy, Capt. l. Rynders X. r. Compton, John iich-
aIdsan, Augustus Purdy, Bernard Kelly, - SMITH.
Charles X. Smith, David Kissner, lsaae v. Fowler.
William Caldwell, Thomas c. Field Edward Cooper,
Arson Herrick. Peter b. Sweeny, K. b. Masscrson,
and Peter Maserson NEARLY all ns, and TO report To
tie Convention on Saturday next at P. m.
The Convention thsn adjourned.
The prominent persons spoken Of for candidaiseare
Robert II. Dillon and John A. Dix. James 1. brady,
il is said, gives no encouragement Hopes are easer-
tanned that ex-Mayor Havemeyer viii reconsider his
declenson. Chris. Gunther and Andrew V. Stout for
City Chamberlain are talked about but have no chance,
and William ID Kennedy magnanimOusy withdrew,
seeing that he was Ike TO fail.
For Corporation Counsel the contest Is between Jehr
f. Develi1 and John Van Buren,, with the chanoes in
favor of the former. Mr.. Busteed wrote letter. de-
ening to be candidate and announcing his intention
to support the nominee of the party.