New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
BROORL YIN ITEMS.

20 The different Conventions were heii '"I'"e
City and County on Monday evening" and resuioed III
the election OF The Delegates named below. t"e,o
were opposition tickets in the First ad Second ""''
both claiming 70 be regularly elected; r., r,,t.,
a B. Chit,sndsD
Loc'a Jade1smJe,;e sI George ~ Adaa Henry
4 Bowen. u q Borgess., Lewis NJ; Peca II Robs,,s.
s' pssz ai.y Morris
S1a. a'S %.s R' Isa @D'' e oss
Il ssd Gsnap
seHs John B. srsttOn Jadi,Ty-CSnSn Sr so"n VIM
a SSsr IhoR Rob oG Gggslsy Andw Ripley
FoEis WGyd-County.A b Hance 4. O. shear%sa Isaac
ATn sgS"qT%A. G. Cement O. H. Ro6ert. o. w.
Van Nser A.ssmby-C. L. Allen Ebenezer Rich O. BEN
He sS = 1s@e% JoRn H. Williams W Caumeysr
w1 BsweP sEon Henry
sb1ts Asssmby-,wm D. BrOmel John Stanley, Joseph o.
wd FpSs cj~BB i. s' Ds hf r. Murray R. H
SON BiTd'ye John COGale Reuben g.
Vail Assembly Colt, L. w Murray, C. B. Curtis, s. j.
Se1|n& R. Besnsp FIsnoi. W.
Webb, Samuel D. Backu. ConuessiSnal-Luse z Ryder,
stephen cIows James PTst Judiciary SAM e
Turner COha, Edwin Adams, WA Sullivan Samuel u
Eighth Wayd-couny-Aonzo f. Gale, Dayton Tho'
Evans Adams , Ira a. GRoS of.pn
Wm Fore Isssaby-IenTy A Kent O. 6. Bergen, Joseph
Coffin, T.. Winchester John i. spader oil, H.. . q
Hra6eths@ cOnss.sions-H + Moor Wm /, c,i King
Jams. te %t.r H.1ng5y Carson John
Se1, on Alex underhil Chsfes Phep, Adam LEIGH
INA FG1 ssad = 'SoS sRse
Node b. p1 oa. BE.nsd Iss Rob
erts, John Williams, Richard WbfPple. ~ ,u,.,.,,
E' ao.g SeS%. : aN 6.spis
81 D. stsws JqSe@Gy% Pee TasS N h %p
cher c. r. Baldwin, s. r Halsey.
TisejM HGrd.-CouBtywm L HabHell Alexander Ross
T r. w Sas% safs
@ aSE Edwin afT %s S% riIsi5 H. Do's
T1btetaG Wardcaunty-B BENJAMIN w Wilson Benls% 1a
ssr1y No SiaIr' Geo bsnne b. H. Henry
5. Robertson Jennings, Jddic,ay-Dsyid T. Nee MteseI
c. eT Page - 6'rSss Beech John Breach RAM ohu
Fosa& Ecl Aa Se joshua
Heath John Norris Alfred Hobey John sserr John "a Per
9isles T. HoRSy.t nSoi John WISE Smith
teJn s Rl'dGSe.SGAaG'N s tao' DfGas
W. Mitchell w HGwsr John LaTydOn r.bb Rsy ,e aaSS9
Samuel Taylor Mitchell, James HArney, NOdine' John
SiGeSam Ward-COunty-Ja RnageT, R. Mines ne;
Jacob Ro'engardSn RGeps Raels an
julius sehwab AssembyJaeob RosengaEden John T. Lar
wen, John Willis c.u. NJ s,a.,rs mcp.r.
mid si' e B. Tan Cong W Bailey Judiciary
Moore thauncey Perry, George L. Lawrence, J. W. Reeve
Copgre sona-C w Goddard Judicisry-C. r. Atsater, L.
Henry George Mahs Assent s Stewart James
Nmeieenth Hayd.-coun,y-Wm H. jenkins, J0; Gridey,
VIM Rouse Congressional Fred schole,. saml w Trqston
John j. Halenbeck Judciary-Geo b. Fisher James Lent
Henry Best. A,sfmby-Jghn Sross Samuel H. De Mott
Flaf5uss- COunty-F l. Dson, John j. Vanderbilt, John
Oakley COnes,onaIJohR Vanderbilt A Alternate,
John n 0SSsy + ]. Bergen, Rem. r: Hagenien
Faaaad-cOmtyIA, B. Hodges Andrew ,po1,@sy John SiI
dell A. B. Hodges, John L. Ryder, James Hubbard, Elijah
Nee Usechl-County-G. W. Stlwen Andrew Hegeman
r. o. Currie Congrrsslonal-D c. Wnslow Assembly sted
man Wright George Hope, VIM A. Bar6Or, d. C. Winslow
G,Graead Coun,y-Bsrnardus Ryder Samuel s. strykeI
VooThecs, Jaqges stwe Ass .m6, Robert GOodenough
Water Kelsey John Ryder Samuel stryker, james W.
We append the times and places Of meeting of the
several Conventions officially promulgated by the
Central Committee:
The County be held at No Court street
Wednesday the inst o'clock m, for the purpose Of
nominating Sheriff ana other County OHicers
The I'D Congregational non to b. held al No Court
ThuTfday, the goth int o'clock to nominate
a candidate foI Congress
The City Convention to be held at No. Court Fri
day the2 inst. to nominate cands for City Judge and
other City Officers.
The various Assembly District Conventions to be held Sat
urday the 22d inst "a follows:
Dist NO. Court street, at o'clock p
u-schoolHouse, corner Of Baltic and Clinton streets
u O'Clock, p.
III.-No. l53 Adams street, at = o'clock p. M
N.-No. Court Il eet, at u o'clock
yWgwsn, corner Of Fulton and Bedford avenues, at .
o'clock p m.
VI.-odeon, Fifth street. at a o'clock p. M.
VIL-Uuion Hall, OF Even and MesserOe streets at
u o'clock ?. M
The BROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL SoCIETY.-The
interior Of Montague Hall s being astefolly fitted up
in anticipation Of the exhibition Of the Brooklyn Hor
ticultursl Society, which opens today the l9sh inst
The display promises be one of the finest ever made
The exhibition ia to continue for three days.
Another ATTEMPT To FUsE.-The National Dem
ocratic Committee Of Hinge County adopted resolutions
at their last meeting in favor Of appointing commit
of three to confer it'll any other public organiza
ton for the purpose of consolidating the national
elements in opposition to Republicanism aud to take
such action may Do deemed expedient for the success
and interest Of the Democratic party of this country
MessIs Bishop OROrke and Moore were appointed
such committee.
GAS PIrEs.-The Citizens Gas Light Company have
contracted for 600 feet Of l6nch pipe 1900 fest To-
nch % 900 feet 6-inch 600 feet 3nch $500 feet -
inch, 1000 feet sincb, and $4,000 feet 4uch pipes
They are receiving now at the rae of 900 feet
weekly.
POLICE AFFAIRs.-James Kiehl was brought before
Justice Cornwe yese day the charge Of burglary in eon
the night previous The accused alleged dete.ted u
the at Of helping himself articles He committed
Miles Roddin was arregued for committing vioau, assault