The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-11
CITY NEWS.

Oily NEWS.
PRsrLK's UsaoS NoMrSArrSG CoNvsU-
BOZ The Peoples Union Nominating Coo.
vention met again last evening, At the Cooper
Institute The epferenc. Comm ttee rportea.
~ this stage ofthe p oceedirg, 'ha. the meeting
on W,dr ssday had been reproductive Of any
result, in consequence Il the alb sreo Il several
delegates from their organization
Mr. Fox moved = series Of res ,LntiosS the
msirRoint q which wss the ordering the confer
encs Committee to con1n ne their labor, anil 70.
port TO this body on Tuesday evening next tho
appontmon. by tho chairman Of one from Zach
ward 10 arrange f.r mass mossing 20 ratify
the county nominations pointinV Commit
tee Of nine to prepare an address /, the people
appointing Committee Of five 20 prepare a
plan Of organization Of the city flr the election
and report tho same 10 the next meeting Of this
body.
Mr. Fox 3 resolutions were tabled.
A resolution di,charging the Conference
Committee was offered and tabled.
Mr.. =, X's resolutions wero again taken UP
and adopted, too ether with an amendment by
Mr.. Ilutcbings, requiring candidates nomin,t-
ell by this organization to plsdgo themselves to
advocate the sustaining Of tho Government and
a vigorous prosecution Of the war, and to sup
port the state and county Union tickets.
The Convention then adjourned until Tucsdiy
evening next, at 8 o'clock.
NosrSATIoN EoR AssENnLY. a meeting
Of the Independent Mon Club Of the Fourth
and Sixth WARDS, held last evening at their
rooms No n Centre street, Mr.. Dennis r.
Sullivan was unanimously nominIted AS a can
d'da'e for Assembly. The Club will hold
special meeting on Tuesday evening next for
the purpose Of msking out general ticket.
MRKITSo or INSPECTORS o. RRdTIrRATfou
The Inspectors Of Registry will hold their
fint sess'on on Tuesday nOxt, at . A. M. Tbs
REGISTRAR after the cleo ion Of Presi lent, will
appoint clerk and prepare an alphabetical list
ofper'onS entitled TO vote, taken from thu psll
list Of the last general election, to which are
added the names Of persons whom the Registrars
personally know are legally entitled to vote.
-Four pies Of the new list are then made, Of
which each Registrar retail M one, and the other
must be posted in tho room whore the meeting
was held, whcro il shall bo accessible 10 all
The o'ignsl list, with the last years poll list
from which II was taken, must bo doposi ed,
within two doy' after the close Of tho session, In
the County Clerks ofits. In districts which
cast less than 400 votes at the last election tho
X, gistrars hold only ore days scssou-whsc
more than 400 vo:es were sas. they may 81. two
days
NOMINATIONS or rHs ST. NICHOLAS UNIoS
ASSOCIATION For Justice Of tho Supreme
Court- Thomas ". Glerke. Justices Of the
Superior Court-Lewis Il. woodruff; Murray
Hoffman. Judge Of the Ceut Of Common
rleas-John Il. Brady. Justice Of the Marine
Court-William II. Anthem. District-Attor
ncy--John T. Doyle. Sherif-Frederick l..
vul,e. County Clerk-Edgsr Xetchum. gu
porvisors--Orison Blunt Wyllis Blackstone.
Coroners-Thaddeus NJ. lIslstpd, NJ. D.. Jo-
seph Smith, M. ID. william 4. yermilye,
N. u, Henry Is. MllarI, NJ D.
MORE SESsIRLE-We noticed yester lay the
touching appeal of Mr.. Dusonberry for luxuries
and We are gratificd to see a more sensible pro-
position than that, on behalf Of tho inmates of
Fort Columbus. These are tho pijOuers cap
tured at lIatteraS Inlet. They haJo constitu-
ted MIR. W. +. Martin, their officer in command,
for any supplies of winter clothing or money to
procure it, which may be sent them by their
friends in North Carolina or elsewhere.