New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

the mercantile ard tEaing ecnmunlty' Ihs way o.
Calculating both tineerd interest backward 70 hAsa
date. divides TIE work TO be dde ever Tao "no'S
opaSs betwetn The rptnog and coslDg OF an ACCOUNT
ara l. rev in ihi eoartry The i,ss OF htsresi car
he used psithou; alteration for various parp 'ees sna
ia longest acc eats csn l. aTessgsd or eiosea
al any given date 10 few minutes. The ruie' arc
few, tio pie, aud ysTy conci'e
FATAL FLt. - o. Wednesday lsst Mathew
Isary au iri,husan aged II years, was arrested ~
O1ieer Sherwood, Of the Ninth Ward, charged vita
petit larceny The officer took his prisoner to the Ssa
ton Roue and vas about conducting him down stairs
to the osll Uhsa Lesry attempted 10 strike hin. In
doing his fsot clipped sad he fell to the bottom of
the stairs, in arng hioseN severely. Next morning
he was sert TO the Tor5s, where /, was discovered
that be was 1aiering from compression Of the brain.
He was aftsrvsrd released aud sent to bis home,
where be dad or Sunday afternoon. Coroner Ssairmsr
held an in oest the OOdy yesterday, when tho Jwy
found that he came to his death from an ci enial fall
THE DEATH OF FAJSY WHIT The circumstances
of tie death OF ihis woman ha7iog given rise TO sus
pcion that she met her end by foul mesus, District
Attorna5 Waterbury has directed the body TO oe dsin-
TERED snd an inquest will DO held in dag or NO by
Coroner Scbirmer.
GaaSD RALLT FOR ions CocaRAHE.-A very
largo number Of Democrats, some thousand or so,
siR3sd call fo3 meeting to ratify tho nomination OF
Joan Cochrsno By the II. S. and I. party the br'ck
inzidge party, aud the party Of Mozart ahu large
amber of Tia os, distinguished local statesmen OF the
three par4s were announced to speak en- the occasion
At7l D. n, the hear for commencing, there were
shout go peope ia Ae ball. Soon an excited iudyl-
dual called for - Tsree chee's for John Cochrane
This meeting with response he called Tor ." Three
more" at which there was a. general guhaW' me
benches gradually filed for half an hour, and dar
ing this time man who veYJ drunk mounted
seat Fad made ncohe,ent speech, about the oay m
telleible words Of which were " the Union an the
Coo Ushup" BY o. slock there were not less than
75cpeople in ihe houss. AZ q o'clock it wss dlscoy
srsd ths the oy cosy Of the resolutions had been left
e. The Herald office, and nj. Coehrane set 70 work 70
write them over ssa'n. At the same ucle cannon
began 10 thunder whih econ raised the audience 70
nearly q thousand.
Al 80 D. m the meeting called 20 order by shs
Hon. Peter Mcknight, and the Hon. andrew MiAs OF
the Seventeenth Wsrd ~as appointed Chairman.
long lst Of Vice Presidents anG Secretaries was
ra,ised. Au,ong them were Wm ). Astor John l..
LLOYD, Schuyler livingston, Matthew Morgan, Chas.
a. Secor Joseph Elliott.
The rssclntions which Mr.. Cochrane had written
were 20 follows:
ReorG That he safety cs1ry depends The hearty
and upsnigous son Of U1iol oyirs Of all ples
Dq the prncpss Of Democracy and that b their han alone
Realized Tfa hereby heartily agprove 'he cour's Of
our representative h Congress ts hon John Cocnr AMI DO
hereby sy bis nomiaat !or RePtee1 sVe o. the Win Cons
The resolutions were read put aud carried. The sst
| rreviousv prepared was considerably logger.
There then were crss for OCOnoT, Books, Gree
| ley Brady Wood, and Others.
, The Hon. Fl. c. Genet was then introduced. Nnie
he was speaking 10 general and ford way, the
Eleventh and Seventeenth Ward delegations came IN
! with music and banners. Theae were brought upon
| the platform. That which bore the name OF Joha Me-
Cum was put back out Of sight. When @r. Cocnrane
came in Mr. Genet was hushsd 10, and M. Cochraae
wss chsered loudly 1t was stated that letters had
been IT eeived from James Brooks John Mcleod Nor
! ply, and others.
enced by an alarming account OF the condition OF the
/ country. He commenced by dsnou1cng the Republic
c8n patty setting up the rule Of 20 tyrehts IN the
Territories instead of the sovereignty Of the people.
After this ouburst Of Douglassm he spoke Of the i'm
pOrtsnce Of commerce; Of the Committee On which IN
| the House Of Representatives he il now Chair man
After lengthy aluson to the "benehts which no mad
heaped' upon the eiiizsns Of NewYork, he gave an
account Of the law fer the protection of unprotected
females On the in American vessels the passage
Of which he had procured, and 10 bis opposition to ths
system of doing the work of the public stores by con
tract. He extoled he II. $. & T. fusion ticket, IN re-
gard 70 which he sad The continuance Of this Uni IN
depends, in The opinion OF many upon the defeat OF
Abrahsm Lincoln.
/ grers. Loud laughter
Mr. Coc1rsne sad bst Pennsylvania was no pattern
| for New-YoTk. New-Y0TS should not follow Penn
/ sylvania: Pennsylvania should rather follow New
York But teu days ago the Republican journals were
claiming 40 coo majority for their state ticket II Ia
ten days the Democrat, party IL Pennsylvania nad
gained 20 goo votes wat wul1 they not gain 10 toe
three weeks 20 come The Fusion woud surely carry
New YORK. From the hills aud p,sins Of the country
came the cry II the city viii give out 80 900 major
| ity, we will make sure Of tbe State, Now, there
Woud not be ss than 80 600 votes cast In the city ana
the largest estimate of the Republican vote WAS no
mere than 10000 That LETT $4,000 majority for tbs
fusion over the Black Republicans
After this mathematical dispsy, which fully vindi-
Gates the csms Of Mr. C3chrane TO be placed again AZ
tie head Of the Committee CD Commerce. he eat down,
and the original st of resolutions having been brought
Up from The Hfrald office. was read aa follows:
Fered That the dgsrs ghsh sppareuty threaten with in
ory Federal institutions Of country apes to al con.er
yaye Union bdDg zenH % rally under the one e2mPFe
.,ra us,ri5s.l IL UIion az the Unon' and
With the rsmss Of Hem,nJ Redfei and Greene Bronson
h prcdaced anio action upon tora Hcke; in oppos
ton 10 Lincoln az eh.ct tn rescue Of th5 Con,
ar Istiorsi cors rvae end Union the support
] nsiof FL conservative ard Uriou men for Congress
sred, That the pas Congo sona career OF tie Hon John
Coc US Il biz ca2 H 100 stIy ani M stseH ent
e. the eess he city and a. TIE people ~ mas ossa tae
confidently spcksH and voted Tor ae eison 70 Tree oc'pa
ito. d suitt por Of the puo; lands Of ell heads o. native
the protection deeuees AID unprotected female grant, h
th- uee NJ their pasae % our 'rel; ~ hts resisted
and rsts the system Of D. oroing the york OF the pubic stores
by contracts and though oy this last at h. and bis III uds hte
Incurred tho hostility the On ctr ana tler sid Jet ~
h. general course ha he sIed and ce1 The people
bic utsgy his a.orious iad1try and his eminent h,ness y
ne mac. n hch De Gods We theefossMozirt brsk
1ildr zen Bell sid Everett. and zion from all Do.
liul orgauizaons wha:-ver who think tried faithful, and
.suabe Fenleser alive necsssay this crisis Of pablo N
90 hereby rsts the renqmnion d John Cochsne og Con
eles and will sun hin The pecpo candidate before the
/ rasple Of the VIth Cong sssiJna District.
Rrsed That continue to oppose the contract by wh'ch