The New York herald., 1869-08-04

Mnicn meent nothing else than hOuortng the drafts
cess Of the Fenlans IN Ireland. rms may therefore
the German agitation has over the former policy
OF Tsmmany. That Cuba was drawn inGo this meet.
impartial coloring and pretence to speak In the
nI name q an Outraged sentiment OF the American
Gong more into details, It Will be seen that the
uermans have already number OF candidates. some
o. sS. whom stand well win Tammany and are sure q
with great persistency to secure It for them.
THE COURTS OF RECORD.
In the Superior Court there will be TWO vacaucies
the seat occupied by Judge Flthtan appointed 0y ex
Governor Fenton IN the place OF the late Chief Justice
Robertson, and that Of Judge Friedmann, appointed
by Governor Holman in the place OF District At
torney Garvtn. Judge friedman Is pretty well a.
sea Ss o us M as N hs y ana e
ciation for many years, as Well as consistent demo
orat. he has made himself quite popular, and the
Germans Will, as at present disposed, g0 IN" (0r
him. probably with rush. But there Is another va
Cancy on the same bench. and Justice Frcderlck
brother Or the the County, % ders Ssprss also 70
seat thcreat, unless he can get the nomination for
Judge Darrett's place on the Common Pleas. In him
reasons. First that the Loew family has been pretty
well provided for already; that he ID not looked
retaining hts present justiceship he would act
wisest stun. he mas some friends especially Ia the
from. and he Will make sharp push for the nomios-
ti0n.
tonsd IS desired BY ooioneI Cen
man lawyer OF over thirty years. practice In this city.
HIS name ls strongly urged BY many Of the most Ia.
many frenas and will be earnestly pressed fer the
place. Colonel JOachimsen came very near being on
Governor Holman. IN place Of Judge Barrett, who.
some months ago. had proposed 70 resign; but some
as Ys @ s S
Colonel sssnds WEI IN the good gracss Of the ais.
on % RsTsI Iss SSpsS Spsf a1 BY s
In the Marine Court the term OF Judge Goss ex.
prss and among his German friends there :. a.
without opposition.
Coroner 4chirmer's term ends with the presens
year. He is candidate for reelection. and FROM
present appearances It seems certain that he VIII
against him BY Mr.: Anthony Hartmann, Of !hs
Seventeenth ward; bus a. matters look now this
Hsr.mann's immsdiats friends aud nsisnDors, With
natns power: Dr. schirmer Is booked Oy fsmmany
the terms Of two Supervisors end with next ne.
elected by the popular vote and the next highest re-
ceives an appointment from the Governor. Everything
eSr % ans
democratic candidate entered tho feld In the
person Of Mr. Jacob Cohen, president Of the cis.
ments Of this gentleman created no disquietudc ~
tie minds Of the Tammany sachems bus mass
the city. which showed that Mr.. Cohen mad much
more strength than he was believed 70 possess and
Il 10 feared by some OF the ring that ne pro-
crosses without slaokening he mas done the four
past weeks he may upset all poll tcal slate making
ana take the Tammany nomination by storm. y
German candidate. Mr.. Henry Clausen. Jr., late .
member OF the Assembly from the Twentieth dis
the Tammany long heads. Both the gentlemen
named reside in the Nineteenth ward, and L bosn
Of course divided between them, ana
both will be met with the arguments
WAR ward IN his 9at favor tnird man must be seected.
Mr.. Willnann was SIX years ago the republican cam
didate; this nomination he cannot now receive The
rance pressure In the state and az MIR. wiilmann -
opposed to the Excise iaw his doom as party man
German circles to take him up as an independenf
anti-Excise candidate, and that may carry MN
appointment. It Is therefore probable that with MIR,
G. NJ Hermann holding over, the Germans next year
will have three Supervisors instead OF two.
TIE CIVIL JUSTICES.
The only really interesting light Is IN the seventh
district. now composed OF the Nineteenth and Twsnr
ty second wards. Judge John A. Stenmler. OF the
Nineteenth all old German resident OF the city IL the
present Justice, and desires reelection: M h.
LowenberY, Of the Twenty.sec0nd ward, Is also
candidate. We're the personal popularity OF the two
gentlemen ONLY 10 question the contest would
lose much OF It's present interest and the Germans
OF the Nineteenth ward would probably pre-.
vail with their candidate. But there are other forces
suit OF their fight viii decide the contest between
the two Germans Terence Farley, VINO has gov
enea the 1 wa19 D MS gooa r
tainng the rens and wants his friend, Joe Magures
OF the ward for police Justice. Judge Connolly has
been equally powerful In the Twenty second ward,
and he has designated his friend, Harry Murray OF
the Twenty second, his choice for the same oOe.
from the same ward by the same organization, and
the two German candidates, therefore, watch
s ss
this state Of things that they count for 30 little IN
the party and tnat their ciams arc TO be made de.
pendent upon the Of or the other Of two
rival. candidates from the Green Isle for another
once. They are murmurlng both loud aud deep and
speak of emancipat,ng themselves from such do.
grading political nonentlty.
In the Fifth or Clinton street district Judge Loew'e
term runs to It's end. lie Is said to be, mentioned
above, candidate for the Common Pleas; falling
ta for the Superior Court and failing that also, for
reelection to the ONCE he now holds; young
man, Koch or KOche by name, announced hiInself 0
candidate for Civh Justice OF the district AZ Mn
Koch K0che is subordinate In the once OF Judge
Clerk he can at time, II the necessity occur. b
Influenced to withdraw. rhus the Loew family seem
In the Fourth district the Germans have united on
General Anthony EckhoG, and. rs the present In.
cumnens Judge Moses ., D. Gale s Is not popular
to have consented to the elevation or General
Eickhor. There are no German candidates In any
OF the other DISTRICTS The new judicial district the
Fifth police and Ninth civil, comprising the Twelfth
ward, created by the last Legislature, is already
tce and Captain Wiley, at present secretary to Re-
oorder HacKett, will preside In the new police COURT
THE POLICE JUSTICES.
In bnt one district, that composed OF the Tenth
anu seventeenth wards, have the Germans any idea
ol carrying their candidate for such an ONCE.
Tanimany has settled on John Scott for Judge Mans
Geid's place. but tue latter will nevertheless be .
candidate. Between them the Germans hope, and
with good reason, too as the German vote OF the
Seventeenth ward IL overwhelming when united, TO
elect their man. They favor at present Captain
Mount. OF the Seventeenth precinct but should he
decline they Will tnkc up ft man or their own ma
uOnahty.
TnH SENATORS.
II IL only In this last named district that German
organizations are caucusing TO bring out German
candidate for Senator, II circumstances should pro-
mise success to the attempt II senator Creamer lie
strenu0usy opposed by ex-senator Cornell the
Germans propose 70 present compromise candl-
date or otherwise slip In between the opposing
forces. number OF more or less prominent Ger
mans are looking towards such contingency, ready
to assume Senatorial honors.
ALDERMEN AND ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.