New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

man of Now York: Charles Jones, OF hlng6; " NJ
Richards. of Rensselaer,; w. 8. Lincoln, of Tioga;
and Hamilton Harris, of Albany. A resolution Of
thanks was rendered to Simeon Draper, Chairman of
the Committee last year, and short addresses were
delivered by the Hon. Lyman Tremaine, Mr.. Wake
man and others.
That parlor meeting of hybrids. called at the
Everett House last night, was largely attended by
such Democrats and Know-Notbings as reprobate
Freedom, and swear horribly at the more mention Of
the Presidents proclamation. They held secret
class mesting-a sort Of Brooks-Purdy love-feast--
the War Horse falling upon the neck Of The Err
press editor and fondiy kissing him, Esau OF the
flesh pots did his long-absent brother David-there
were tears of reconciliation, drinks all around, and
Committee was raised to raise money and hire
people to attend Know Nothing Democratic Rati-
iication meeting that is to come off hereafter.
The Liouor-sellers' State Convention at SYRIA
cuse yesterday unanimously nominated the regular
Democratic candidates for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor (Horatio Seymour and ID. r. Floyd Jones)
1t was, of course, expected Mike Walsh years ago
proclaimed the axiom "Grogshops are the nurseries,
of Democracy" and why should the nurse turn away
from her oaspring7 The Convention professed to
ignore parties altogether.
| Col Forsyth, formerly editor Of The Mobile
REGISTER, and Minister to Mexico, is reported to
have been killed in recent skirmish With Col Nc
Cooks Regiment, in Kentucky. He held at various
times public Offices of distinction, that OF Minister
to Mexico among the rest. lie WAS one OF the dele
CATION sent by the SecessioDists 10 Washington, to
see if peaceable separation Of the States could MOI
be agreed to there.
Our files Of Richmond papers are up to the I'm
Iof Sept, inclusive. They contain no important news
but such as we find worth copying is printed else
where. A late number of The Charleston Mercury
says that large Union reinforcements are gathering
at Hilton Head and along the coast. Pinckney
Island is in their possession.
The speech of the Hon. Lyman Tremaine, de-
yered In the State Convention at Syracuse last
week, of which we had at the time brief synopsis
as printed at length on the second page Of this
mornings edition.
The Aldermen held session yesterday. Mayor
Opdyke nominated David r. Jaques for street Com
missioner, but, on motion of Alderman Boole the
nomination was rejected Another meeting will be
held at one P. IN. to-day
The French steam corvatte Forfait, Commander
Reueve de Ia Mure, from Vera Cruz September Is,
arrived on Tuesday morning. She mounts four
guns, has clgines ot25O horse power, crew Of i3i
men aud il 800 tuns burden.
--IsAac Copgdon Taber, Mayor Of New-Bedford,
id at bis residence in that city on Monday after
loon. He was first elected Mayor in 1859, and held
,h. office til, the. day Of his death, having been suc-
cessiyely reelected. g. fga-,
"A dispatch from Rochester states that the New
York State Fair promises to open finely to-day Tie
show throughout is expected to be unusually full and
interesting.
The Hon. Benjamin F. Hallst, the widely
known lawyer and Democratic leader OF Msssachu-
sets, died at Boston yesterday.
The Hon. j. Prescott Hall, fcrmerlya promi-
nent Wing politician in this city, died at Newport
Il. i, day or two since.