New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
place. it vat egrted upon 10 subuit tbs following
edsI 20 Of pfcgsmne 10 che consideration Of Ne Grand
Marksl:

marsksl: 81.
TIDSevsnib Ward Wide kweles snd TIE Bro 7Xiyr
(Fefterp District 10 form 90 Sxent street. ess| us
OF Fifth avtpue etead Of wfsefL side OF Frtn av'
Inc W obvs,e the Necessity Of eroesDg that avenue;
srd the Fourfb aud SiSth Ward Wide Awasee 70 Ior
10 fifteenth street on the eastern side OF fiio sVspue
| tsiesd Of on the erD side. The Sesento ~" -:
Wild. Awskss will escort the Brooklyn Eastern ols-
tricil Wild. -Awske% from Grsnd-eeet Ferry TO toer
pos,tion in line. TIE First Ward Wide Awakes vi !
| eseor. the Souih Brot kyn snd the Stae1 .slaaa
FERRIS 10 lI Q. Frederick Buk appointed Ala 70
tie Fourth WsId Wide Auskss Adjourned, to meet
thu afternoon st a o'clock, at No. GIG Broadway.
TWELFTH REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY DISTRICT The
Con, "eDticn met lat night and adjourned until next
Tburse 'sy evening" rilbout maliug nomination.
F,psr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT TApsAvY CosvEsrIos.
-Tb;s COM 'ention was TO have met at the Rtnbow,
s,,. ~, ss evsnOg but after having arrived
,h.,s ev oou) not get the Of They then
,,o,, % ,bat an Ut retreat known as the Pewter
M,g" TIE Uavs psrty declared that their candidate
,ecea nm ,bs 8; III ult, when he received IS votes
on, ~ % in the ballot COX. which latter number
IN exce,s Of the per, in the room. After wrang
n, for some time last nil 'bt the Hays men marched
ogir boAv and tbe few rat were left soon afer did
bs same tbrg-ro ballot ba, Wv been taken duringihe
msetirp TIE Convention d 1ripg the latter part OF
,bs time IL was in session was IN that very noisy, ex-
cited stare ufuslly called row.
FIFTH DEMOCRATIC CoSoRE 'sIoNAL DISTRICT
CosyEHrIos This Convention m, Vt last evening at
the corner Of Grand aud Ridge street g. Upon an IN
form al ballot, ex-AldeImsn McConI ell received tne
domination bpt be declined accepting IT. Al ef ap
pontiI Committee on Credentials t oe Convention
adjourn, to meet tomorrow evening, at washington
Hall. Willsmsburgh.
Tug SIxTH CoHGRE ssIoYAL TAMNAsY c oSBENTIoF.
This Convention met ast night at Dufiy's alosn, IN
der the Lafarge, aud nominated j. w. Coanler Tor
Congress IN The With Dstrict. Alderman ls1ole re-
c.ived votes en- the first ballot after which 10 wa
drorped and the eecond ballot was unaumocs for
Cbanlsr.
sIyEETH DISTRICT TaMMASY CONGRESSIONAL Con-
yESTIoN The Tsmmany ID mocrats Of this district
met LIST night Hspin's, corner Ninth avenue ard
s vent.enh st Get, and nomina Ell Udolpho Woliey
Of ccbedam SchDspps connections, candidates for
Congress. Messrs Cole and Eli Ward stood next
highest
Seventh DISTRICT TAMSASY ASSEMBLY CosyES-
TIos.-There wss to have been nomination made at
the Malta, corner of Thirteenth street and Broadway
aet night brit the Convention adj burned early without
doing anything
SIxTEESTH TAMNAST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT The
Convention met last evening at Parells, in Sxty-irs
street bot adjourned til next Monday evening with
ont making nomination. The Committee that was
appointed at previous meeting to confer with the
Mozmt Hal Convention was not prepared to report
al he adjournment made to allow further time
for that purpc se ard to await the action Of that Cou
vention which meets this evening. A great effort is
being made to unite both Conventions on one man.
ELEvEETH DISTRICT BREcKISRIDGE ASSEMBLY
CoSvEsTIoE-A very hct, but frui. less canvass
- Al. &c. faNV
Ok place last light at No. 337 Ninth avenue, 10 which
the principal Candidates appearing we're Messrs VIM
McConkey, Robt. Livingston and VIM b. Walsh
There a tendency toward union with Mozart Hail.
ard the matter finally was placed 10 the hands Of
oiit committee at whose call the Convention is to re-
assemble.
MOZART CRY AND County CoSvEsTIoS.-Ths
Convention composed Of five delegates from each
Ward met last night in email room in Mozart Hall,
for IL purpose of making nominations for the City
and County. For an hour more preparatory to the
time Of meeting the street in front Of the Hall was
blocked up by the Mozart Democracy, aud the con-
slant attention Of three policemen required to keep
a passage open the sidewalk. A large police force
wss slso stationed inside of the Hall to prevent any
disturbance.
The delegates were provided with tickets which
closely scrutinztd by the Sergeaut.a Arms.
George &. Ger ct was elected Chairman, and Messrs
KArTn ard Scion, Secretaries.
There appearing ontfsDg delegations from the
EigI III and Seventeenth Wards, they wers alo Red
ten minutes each state their cases, and the matter
beirg finally settled, the business OF the evening was
OIeped with The domination of james Lynch for tbs
CHiee Of Register. This was carried unanimously, as
were slso the nominations of George q. Barnard for
Judge of the Supreme Court, John Ii. McCunn for
Cry JUcge Christian Sch waIzwaelder for Superylsor,
ard Edward G. West for Surrogate.
Samuel b. Williams. of the Second Ward put the
rane of Abraham ID. Russell 10 Domn ion for Rec1r-
rho,,n ,.Ia alanata m b.
atitutir TIE rame of Charles A. May The question
On subtti utjrg was lost when Mr. May was entered
egsiI 1t kr. R0ssell. motion TO ballot was lost snd
me roll was ordered 10 be called when II fonpd
that Mr. Russell bad received 81 votes aud Mr.. May
AZ. subsequently, large number of the delegates
char ged Il er votes for Russell Judge Dean made
lerPtby speech in favor of Mr. West
The DEMOCRATIC NoNIEEEs FOR CRY JUDGE
TIE Democracy are by no means satisfied with the
nomination of John II. McCunn for City Judge, and
on Saturday evening we learn that "a large and en-
tbusiasic meeting OF the citizens Of New.YoIk. ire
qpective of party was held at Spring Street Hail. whsn
a requisiicn was handed in from every ward 10 the
city signed by ten tbousa d, requesting Jns'ice
Connolly TO accept the mination Of City Judge. On
NOTION it was unanimously received that Judge Con
molly be nominated for City Judge and committee
" ga appointed to wait him and tender to him the
nomination ard request bis acceptance. committee
was also appointed procure Cooper Institute to
hold a mass meeting to ratify the nomination"
The qualifications Of Mr.. NcCunn the regular Dem
ocratic nominee for this important Office were thus
tersey get fo tn by himself at meeting Of the
Teeniieh Ward Doug'as and Johnson Club:
4" lie had Just come from Ireland. Healso
re marx ed that his boz and snews made up OF
irish beef Irish pOtstOss sDd small tists Of whisky
He conclud with the promise that if elected TO the
City JudResh he uld not forget his friends or his