New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
LOCAL POLITICS.
BOUNDARIES OF THE ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS Of THE CITY
AND COUNTY or NEw-Y1RK

give below the boundaries OF he - Asse"b' Si4S'S INV
which our city is divided;
F,,f Di,iIucudes all that part OF the city lying south
of line beginning at the foot Of Canas Norh RIVER thence
through Canal TO Broadway aowp broauwai 3b Fast RE-
Second Distie-Bounded by Ferry and Suce on tne sou
Wrrst from Broadway to Elm, down Elm 20 White down
White and Bayard to the Bowery and thence .! OanaoS"
S jSa DBounded by Broadway the west Houston
ON ne north BogeTy ON the east and Bayard, White and
Taay. DyBounded by CatbArinest on the SOUTH
Division on the North and West and the East ef Oh 'He
Fnh piro-Bounded by Broadway on the east capalst
on The south North River the west and north by Leroy
81 bieNIjognded by the East River the east Divi,
son.st on the south Norfolk the west and Vhgton on
SS1G Dsric-Bounded by the Bowery the east Hous'
ton on the SOUTH the west by line running ron d
81 through Hancock, Blocker Carmlne hFe a%
Greenwichaye Eighth and on the north by me run
ming through EghthaSe, West Si1teenthsL' SA'n"'e ~
Esk pion the East By Norfolk from corner Of
Rvgton south by Division west by inc boWelE .V per
Stanton to Clinton, thence 10 Houston thence 10 '
and from East River via. Rvington to Po9I OF siaIe nv
Ninth Dsre0n the west by North hver , iIe%vJ Oar
line from foot Of LerOyst to Blocker thence
mine Si1thave Greenwichave EightoaVer ana west Ola
S5 Teas Disre-Bounded by Avenue B. sanOnst BOwe1y
If Tnonsonare through West FourteeHh.st. SIthaye'
West Twenty sxth.st, Nnth ave mess annTy nth
az East 10 Fo9rtbaye and thence TO Uuion.square.
TTli District-Bounded by East River Houstonst Ave
nu Tu pi.e-Bounded by North River West Twenty
=, .. SiHtb.ove and West Sixteenth II.
FoIyteenM Disiriot-Bounded BY Avenue b. SeVenfhsI'
| Bowery and East Fourteenthst. - , ~. . r.. =,
West thence 10 Ninhaye thence via west
Thirtyseconds. s1tbave and West FoTtehst to North
Snh Dis,riet-Bonnded by East River, East Fourteenth
| st. Fourthave and East Twenty-sixth.st - - . ~,
SveHtenh Dsf,iet-Bonnded by North RIVER East oe'n
EigIeSh Di,tTie-Bounded BY East River East Twenty
sixth.st, Madison.ave. and East Fortieths. - .
NintfesHh Dsrfc.-BOunded ON the west by the North
River The south and boundary lines runs from North
River through Fifty hhs, Sixth ave Fly ninths Iiiih
aye One Hundred and feminist and Eighth ave- to the Har
lem River This district includes all the upper extremity oil
TxTel District Founded the east by the East River
the south by East Fortest and thence BY line running
through Sixth ave. Ffynuths Fifth ave- aud Seyenteth
7.Hfvfya DireL-Bounded on the by the East and
East River through Seventeths, Filth ave. Onehunded
audtenth'st and Eighth ave. to Harlem RIVER
THE SOLDIERS LEAGUE.
Pursuant TO call the Soldiers National Union
League evening their headquarters No l36 Canal
st. TO elect delegates the Pittsburgh Soldiers Convention
dered polls should be opened and votes cast support OF
policy Of the President Of that OF Congress according
10 the opinion Of each member voting At the opening OF the
meeting last evening the President announced that thus r
the vote follows For Congress- leii for johnson
37. The baloting IL still going on Ater eonsdeIaoe
bc saot 70 pittsbnreb which was Loot by small majority
should be stated that spite Of the result Of the voting The
seemed 10 have turned out In stronger force an
was them moved 10 count the ballots that had
been cast during the evening" but could be
CHARGED by the Congress men on an attemp, by sup
porter Of the President endcayorng to stnh Tie baotbo1
by depositing than one bsot Counter charges OF
stufng" were made by the Johnsonite against their op0
| nents and ne further action was taken.
LTraAner our reporter isit we learn that the oo''
For Congress 2l3 For johnson J9-Ma for Congress a
1t suggested that number OF boxes be placed at aeees
sbe points the different Wards that the baong may be
s further carried on and the sentiments OF The soldiers and
sailors throughout the entire city thus asccrained
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Pursuant 20 the order of the State Central Commit
tee an election for officers Of the Union Republican Assoca
ton this district and delegates TO the Geaera Committee
viii be held on Monday evening next 24ih inst al me vey
Notice hereby given that the rolls Of said association have
been corrected agreeaby 10 the sgtOled resolution Of TIE
members Of the Union Stale Committee from the CITY 81 New
W1ea, 1t 4, Represented this Committee By the Iapee'or Of
irregularities and frauds h'y, been pepeir'ed the mater Of the
Rorsa Tia, the lnpse.e l district be aad h, are helesy
rfns hsieTom they ascertain to have been iS
p g osS,s.a Jcr- We TsEHUSf. nspseoTs
NINTH WARD FESToS AND wooDFoRp CLUBS.
second meeting of this Club was held at Green
witch Hall last evening In the absence Of TIE President A.
dressed by Mr. A j. CauIb who counsetd thorough or
gaazaton OF the Radical parry the district he said
they could scarcely hope for majority s IN the OF the
election OF Governor vote added 10 the grand results
aud that being the he called for the appointment OF
committee which he preferred should be Of volunteers be-
he believed that within the district eruest and ene
gec action necessary and he believed volnnieersthe beat
men 20 DO the work He spoke at length u
the terrible disappointment which the entire deseion Of The
principles upon which be lad been elected had been sored 10
BY the President and regretted byOse who has supported
him and bis election az ice,Pfesidtn oil ne OHcl stes
In conclusion be named the fact that the ha IA Wch they
had the edge Of iho district and that the
meeting had been disturbed BY Rebel Sidcs They had
determined % hold another n the same piece On The oolcn
Of his remarks proposition was made 70 np ONT COM
moe Of Central Committee. to work 10 the district.
Qlte number OF names were given n1d from the the Chai-
Paslef h. r. CafpgneI NJ f. Lee amer lie appontl CIT
Of the above the meeting adurael subject to tie call Of The
Chairman.
/ ORGANIZATION OF REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN CLUBS IN
TIE EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Last week certain of the Republicans of the With
nagp Cub with headquarters at Runeks Hotel Grandst
Tie following named gentlemen elected oil Of the
| Hayward Second Vice President. WIN. L. Wemwei Score
taie Samuel Cool ard j. y. Jorolam1n Tos clab held
meeting their headquarters last evening and were ad
dressed by Messr Henry smith benjamin Van Ripper aud
Some the Republicans Of the district were dissatisfied
with the Cnb gwen above and cecd nee Last even
ing walhala Hall Nos 50 and 81 Orchedst for the par
officers Cinb follows President Daniel Sheelan Isl
YiccPresident Maitbe" DAVIS "a Nlcs PRESIDENT john H.
Behan Secretary George Flynn Recording Secretary A b.
seq f. and Mr. Sage made short addresses. There
be some Misunderstanding between me two en2i OF
district but presume Lat they Will tend Their efforts
/ 10 commend end. We strongly counsel unanimty Of
VETERANS IN LINE.
The Foreign Veterans Committee have called
public meeting Rdic Unionss who incose the action Of
Congress and the Syracuse Convention The meeting
takes Place tonight at the Germenia Assembly Rooms No tJ
Bogery and will be addressed by Col DugguAe d. Schultz
and oihels Gen. Franz Sige also expected from Baltimore
take part in opening the campaign Of his cOunmen for
principle against policy In state.
THR GERMANS AND THE EXCISE LAW.
To the Editor Of The n. D. niLHs.
! As the action of two Germans, by going TO Albany
and helping Honen 10 have
impressed the public with The idea that al the German Rad
desert party and principles for the sake q lager
beer in the coming State election. allow enter
test against any such conclusion.
Although aud many Of my German friends would Ike to
see the Excise Law somewhat changed on1 hope VIII BE-
certainly shall not account OF such comparatively
trivial for much important be Induced
beroy adopted fathcrand its bterst foes headed