New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23
Haisb..ou Fer Inspector of Common sehssIs Oscar A.

TWENTIETH WARD SCHOOL OPFIcEns.-The
Twentieh Ward Republican Convention met at Continental
In Ross for iaspsctor and
Mathew McDOugsl for Tru,lee.
PEOPLE uEErIHG.-At o meeting Of the Sixth
Mad Urdyke Club held last evening at No 80 Centre street
Mr. NJ R1an in the chair the following resolutions
hsopd That we pledge ouelves to best and
eauest efforts tho election OF the Hon. George
0pdyke 10 the Chief MagistIse, of the city.
Rold That most cordially invite al those oppo;ed to
abe City Government and TO the reelection OF
FeTna do God TO unite with Ia the support OF The Hon
George oPsyke for Mayor.
emneDtly qualified fiji the Chief Msgstracy of
City with honor to himself aud satisfaction to the public at
Speeches were made by several gentlemen snd the meeting
,dOu led to Monday evening next at y O'clock for the puf
pose Of stGe, ding the Cpdyke hetihcation Meeting
REPUBLIcAS JUDICIAL CONFERENCE.-The Con-
sgsn last night puruant adjournment for the
gpo's Of nominating candidate TO h me taesasy IN ne
Twenty thirty bsongs taken, but the Convention
stoed each a. o. h previous evening John j. shaw
and csnied until next "Wednesday night lrI
EIGHTEENTH WARD UPDYK1 OLUB.-An enJnus-
asic meeting Association held last evening at the
corner Of the Third avenue and Nineteenth street when
speeches m.de and resolutions adopted Ianys ne
nomination George 0pdyks for Mayor Ii was also e'gved
iuie, on Monday evening next
ELEVENTH WARD ScHoot NoMISATIogs.-At
meeting Of the Eleventh Ward Republican Ward C9yent0p
held at No 81 Avenue on Friday evening MI gilbert y
Smith Chairman, and W illism e. Parker secretary tne
lowing gentleman received tue
GERS Ward: Richard L. bsrernOTe Tor schooI
sioner, seamen Johnon, for School lnpecto Dr. Robert
A. Barry, Charles Perey, j., for School trustees
MOZART ALDERMANIc CosvESTIoN, SIXTH Dis
TRicr-James Dunnng nominated last evening
mozart CoUScILMAY, FIFTH DIsTRIcT.-John
Murnhy declines running and John Mcconnell has been duly
ubsiitned By which met las. evening Tor
that purpose.
MOZART SCHOOL CoSyENTIoNs.-Jhese were held
Last naat throughout the city, with the following result;
Third Ward-ConiGsiOncr, I'D. b. Heath Trustees MI
terrn John NJ Minnie John SshTi to MI vacancy VIM W.
/ Cor,over, James McCnskey. - -,
Fourth Commissioner James Riley; Trustee James
Mooe The candidates 20 be nominated on Mondey
Silth Wsrd-Comuis sioner John Whine; Trustees hoDt
Cnlleu Terrence Foley; Inspector. Robert Conway -
Ninth Ward-Coumissioner Albert q. Bogert; trustees
Wan II. Gray, and Henry J. Westi Inspector Alexander
Holly. ,c, ~. W.,
Tenth Ward-Comniss ioner Daniel Sote Trustees, Wn
NcCsn Gideon Ostat der Inspector h. Francis Barnes
I Eleventh Ward-Commissioner, Richard LarTauore
Trustees Charles Perley r, Dr. Barry Inspector Seaman
thirteenth Commissioner, Charles sehafer Trus-
tee. Dr. Irwin. - - $3.50.
Foureenth ward-Commi.ioler, William s. Wilhelm
Trustees VIM. $. ksyie, Robert McCaIheTty Inspector
VIM Reynolds. -. - -,
Eighteenth W,rd-Com missioner VIM. f. Curti, Trus'
to- inc Fosigr Jno Brien Inspector f. +. Ma.her.
The First Finh Seventh. Eighth, Twelfth Fifteenth s1
teeuih Seventeenth. Nineteenth, Twentieth lNentyui
and Twenty .fecond Wards adjourned