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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22
SR00KLYy INTELLIGENCE.

CLERK IN DlFFICULry.-Aaron Marks o dealer
in shoes, &c, at No Al Myrtle avenue, procured a
warrant yesterday from Justice Welsh for the arrest
OF D. Q. Wilbur, clerk twenty-three years OF age
whom he accused or having obtained sl49 worth of
property from him under false representations
Young Wilbur was arragned before the Police Court
ana pleaded not guilty. He was committed Tor
examination.
BURGLARY N FULTON AvENNE-TAKIsG ADvAs-
TAGB OF RELIGIos-THIRTEES HUNDRED DOLLARS
WORTH OF SILKS sToLEs.-The store OF A. d.
Matthews & sons, No. 50 Fulton avenue was broken
into by burglars on Wednesday night and quantity
OF silk, amounting IN value TO 1000, was carried
or The nrm, IL appears, were IN the habit Of put
ting their silks away IN some more secure place
than the ordinary day storage before eay-
ing each night, but on Wednesday evening
they were IA greater hurry to leave ,he
store than usual, beng anxious 10 attend
the 81 AIMS Church reception and failed 90 take
Their customary precaution Ia slowing the goods
Inc entrance 20 the store was effected 10y the bur
glafs % climbing over a fence on Galiatier place
and then forcing open cellar door and nally pass
Ing through an inner door, which they opened by
means OF "Jmmy.n Once within the store they
proceeded 70 pack mp the sk goods at leisure, and
finally decamped with about 81, 900 worth Of black
stk ne police were duly notified but no arrests
nave heen mace up to the present.
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"THE LAST OF THE SEASON."
Richmond Club Clanibake-Big Men, Tall
Eating and Jolly Time.

Richmond Club Clanibnke-Big Men, Tall
Eating and n Jolly Time.
Since the ACCOMPLISHMENTS, In all the glory OF their
red pant and primitive costumes, wandered In
freedom wiidr over Staten Island, warning against
brother savages that dared 10 ''paddle their own
canoes" from the Jersey shores that land has been
pre-eminently noted for its unique outdoor euter-
talnments, chief among them clam bakes and clam
chowders. But yesterday the ''last OF The season.
was held on the grounds OF the Richmond County
Club, at New Dorp
The weather was not OF a htting nature to greet
the visitors on such an occasion; but where Jolly
boys ike the company congregated leave home Tor
a clambake the weather is OF no account. Upon
invitation OF the club juriss, merchants bankers,
journalists ana sentimental fedslings from wall
street met to aeat, drink and be merry The repre-
sentation was characteristic. Everything was
deliciously free. "Open house here Chowder
was prepared in the morning aud Aaaded to the
and champagne followed in abundance to heip
digestion. All stood at the rack ''fodder or no fod-
der.n Awaiting the last process in cooking the
"bakesr a trot was improylsed between two road
horses. one noted steamship owner bet an ex-
Judge, 'Just to be considered sport" one dollar
that the bay would beat the chestnut, and CON-
mttee Of three was appointed to ascertain II there
occurred ANY drinking between heats or tam
pering with the iudges.'i That the history OF the
turf may be correct It is advised that the gentleman
that bet his money on the bay' lost badly.
Then came the bake. Erastus Brooks sat ris
tive OF staten Islands ''buoyant boyhood,r locked
arms with Mr. Wyeth with that "little transaction
still on his MIND while Captain Decker, NJ. p. and
ex-Judge Russell, with hungry lot OF Bohemans
sandwiched between many gentlemen, surrounded
the tables where they cracked shells tore asunder
lobsters peeled potatoes, stripped corn and carved
chickens-eating TO their hearts content and
stomachs' capacity OF OF the Juclest, jo
lest spicest and most savofy clam baxes
that ever greeted anxious near the
sea shore. Then sentiment and song. The
journalist spoke and told story, The old politician
laughed and ran his fingers through his nair. the
young legislator INDUCED in "reminiscences thckly
tbs true, but enjoyable. spear, the robust, At
candidate for membership or the ''fat mems asso
elation, sang, with austo, dtty that drowned the
gentle murmurngs OF the ''sad sea waves,n evokinX
applause that surely disturbed the auietude of the
mermalds tnat watch over the happiness OF the 'od
men of New Dorp.n There was abundance aud to
spare, 80 much so that some of the young men OF
correct principles pocketed 'Roderer,n while the
munilcent host pocketed the loss.
twas q reunion full OF bubbling bliss: reunion
that Mr. 5monson can feel repaid him for his care
Kindness and self-denal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22
UROPEAN MARKETS.

LQNDON Noisy BABKFT-LosDoN, oct 2l--s;3O
=. M.-Sonsos closed as 931f Tor money, and pS's a
s53k ior tue account. United States hrc-twenties
lst2, as; 1896. Old, S1G; 1867, S3i4. yen-fortles
1oif. Erles 2l4. Illinois Centrals, 95 Atlantic
ana Great western, 251s. stocks easier.
fARls BOrHsE.-PARIs, OCT. 2l--3:30 p. M.--The
Bourse i itrin. Rentes, III 35c,
fhlNkFoRr BouRsB-FRANKfoRr, Oct 2t--EveD-
lng.-United States bonds closed quiet and steady
at ST7S.
LIVkBPooL COTTON MARKFT.-LfvFRPooI, Oct
Zl--4:3O y M.-ihe cotton market closed quiet. MID
ding uplands, I'D: mddling orleans, 12I4d. The
safes OF TOE day nave been 5000 bales OF winch 900
were taken Tor export and speculation.
hAVRB COTTON MARKKT.--HAvRE, Oct. eleven
both on the spot and anoat
bVEbPo0L bHBADsrUFHs MARKRT.--LIvRRPOOL,
Oct 2l-l p M-Breadstnns are quiet At II A. NJ
Wheat, w. "a. per Genital for No. req Western.
Flour. 2ss. ga per Dbl. for Western canal
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvKRpooI,
Oct. I'll r. M.-Pork Is nrm at II0s per Dbl for
Eastern prime mess Lard heavy at Ills. per cwL
LONDON MARKET.-LosD0s Oct. 2l--Linseed OH,
co los. per TON. Tallow, AIS q ATS "a. per cwt
sugar 3es. I'd per cwr for No ~ Dutch standard on
the spot. Glover seed, sOa per cWt for American
REQ.
PETROLEUM EARggE-AwrwERr. oct 2I.-Pepo.
leDm brBA
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TIE Ht1TER'S POINT NsRDER.
Conclusion Of the Triai-~tatemenI Of the
Pri,orer-Nertict OF Mnrds in the FRS,
Degree.

Conclusion Of the Triai-S,atement Of the
Prisoner-Nerdirt OF Murder in the First
Degree.
me trial " Daniel Burke for the alleged murder OF
Thomas Cane. a. Hunters ONT was resumed yes.
terday in the queens County Court vi Oyer and
Termner. The gust OF the testimony, as adduced IA
as IoIows:- NJ. oRsrke being sworn, sa.d-I
heard the ah0ts bred; the man who fred the shots
4 tall man, with sandy side whiskers Oficer
Heaay. Or Haater's Point, deposed-i went to Green
point with A warrant FOR the man saw the navy
cap IL question the prisoner claimed II his James
Burns testlded NAT he took tho pistol from a man,
but did not recognize Burke the man. Captain
>tearn- 81 Greenpont stated mat he arrested the
prisoner; ne made resistance; he was cut some.
what about he hesd and face Mary G. Andrews
testihed- $50 the shooting; after the second shot
tae sinai rnin fel me AL man was then arrested;
tne siuaA mn sad, MY God do you mean IL ~
me tail man was beaten By lor OF men: went
out AID stopped them the shot was fired
directly mo che breast or the deceased.
1hls testimony VA corrObOraied by Louisa Kettle.
Mrs.. cane. the vile I'll the deceased. iestned--I
was present A. the shooting OF my husband: the
prisoner came along rolling barrel OF oil: nv nus.
H41d told hn 10 leave IL; ne used oppr0brlous Ian
su&ge 10 nv husband; told my husband TO let him
20 or ne "ouid be shot Burke mad taken pistol
ron ~, pocket: went to my house see TO my
9ttt; he hr-i tnd second shots were fired in my
"a~ruce ne tntrd sn0t after came out: my hus-
a$hd pointed 70 burke and Fad that he had shot
tiu, ne $50 said. Thomas Quinn knows the man
VINO sh1t me- me 1rst difficulty had ended when
"eht mo tue uOlsei my husband SAID ~ VIII see
you Tor fhi-;N don't know what ne meant
the prisoner Tas then paced upon me stand and
made inc following stdtement:-My name ia David
burge was born 81 ireland have been in TINS country
apou. iNenty I'VE years 1rst began 70 at car
iHt Neg orleans Railroad Company: ! was ia me
nAyy fob January 1888 % April, 1864; have lived
~ iunlers Point since september, lses;was at work
house about four O'Clock me afternoon:
~ doaa.ef wts VITA me; We went 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22
MIchTIQs MtEING IN 1ns fRsT WASn.

genuine old-time Ike First ward meeting was
neo last evening at No. "a Greenwich street. where
Toe nomination OF Colonel Michael c. Murphy was
made Tile occasion OF lAe meeting was ina, the
nominating convention on The Assembly was there
~ session. and when the result or the deihera tons
~ the nouunaton OF Colonel Murphy for Assembly
Lao been announced mDrompu meeting
Nas AZ once organized. congressman John Fox
ana : :. Cox, Judge Hogan. Alderman
John Moore. Judge QUINN. Coroner Flynn and
ntLeIs addressed the meeting m eulOgy o. Colonel
murphy. Congressman Fox made strong point on
1S Mnrphy's prompt action IA the Legislature al
Ire last session 10 regard 10 the WIDEN ~ o. Cnurc
street Tor the elevated railway. Inc Original plan
winch had unwitingy been passed was su.h tnat
~ IL PROVISIONS large portion % -. Peters
church on Barclay street and ST. Pauls and 7rnlt,
church property would be- danaeng!y eucrOached
upon hut by Colonel hurphy's endeav0n when tue
fact oil The encio8chneuI was made known me mat
sr was defeated. The state and county tickets
nominated by the regular conventions were alluded
10 hy TIE speakers aud enthusiastically ratified hN
H. AssefuDtage present.
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Marine Disasters.

BARK G,r,LvA Br) HYDE from Boston Sept 10 Tor vel.
eou heavy weather for days 25h
deemed advisable for the benefit Of al bear
Marguerite OF BordeauI laden with coffee and hdes aban
topmas oreyard and msnmnst gone everything around
in dapdaed condition. She had three feet %
bsys boarded the wreck and refused 10 leave her laid by
darkness the Marguerite was towed St Georges
by the British troop ship liimaaya which fell in With her
taken as prisoners on board the Hmalaya.
BARK CANADA NGt at Savannah 18th inst from West
HAr.iepoo reports Ava encoanterede severe gale which
also washed overheard and drowned
BARK vtsoysTIus Won PAubo CDuch) Nsgel, from
to River Plate which was taken g Key West 9TH
eeed having repaired Capt was waiting orders to draw
for salvage charges
BARR TRANSIT, Carlton, from Alexandria, Va, for ssn
Francisco pu, into @onteyideo soh a Tor What
BAns ssrAH EirzADxTH, before reported ashore oppc-
of steamers Wnants aud Relief.
BARK ST LAWRENCE fBr, at Demarara Oct from Bati.
more encountered gale sept Is aud is during which oa,
deck load Of 100 boxes coal OIL and q Que time The vessel
away and lying jbboo, when the
Back rIorrsoy BAxrn from New York for Mon,sv,s.o.
before reported A. 81 Thomas in Distress was the marine
totally wrecked at Little Marbor Ragged Islands
Vessel insured for $4,000 In Halifax.
BRIO JULIA A HALLRcK, from Philadelphia for Boston
put into New Bedford 18Th, leaking badly Would discharge
cargo and 90 on the marine railway.
Som PRBsIDRrT WASHINGTON al Boston Oct IN from
Bath, Me- was In contact in Boston hArbor with r scbr
and had starboard bow in and filed with water
r.pos rsmsnsd 18Th inst shs had Dssors
the 18th. - = 49, v"
scnn kroKgK, from New York, at Demsrsra Oct T. en-.
counNrsd gale Sept TO- IN which was thrown beam
ends and shifted and damaged cargo.
sona WELDIs Crowe, for Phnadelphia, while sailing
down Providence hnrbor Monday morning accidentally run
into the steamer CITY OF Newport lying NJ Provdence pteam
kSgine COZ wharf, carrying away parI o. Der b1rcsDe
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CITY OLITlC S.
arpuRl lrlu rnuA1Y rpsNFn1Ips.

swdgs Gserhe Nominated for she Supreme
Courf-The Tickets Of the Twenty-second
mad Twonty.thGrd Street Branches Other
wise Endorsed.
THIS Convention mel under the auspices OF The
Central organization, or Twenty eighth street
branch, last night AT Apollo Han, in Broadway,
MI. Edgar Ketchum In the chair and barely quo
rum OF members being present
Mi. srRArToH, from the Committee on Conference
reported IN favor Of The following nominations
EoT StpeYpaso9 ......... Henry smieA.
For District Attorney. i, H. Deafed Smith.
For Sa7Togdte.. ....+..,. Isaac Dayton.
For toFsa.er... Nelson ". Young
JUDICIARY.
SAprs1t court .......... ETasius Z. benpultl.
Ss4fTtoY C0ti31 .......... Truman J. flthian
: " 9 Reed sfy % nj Vacancy.
Common Peas .......... Ellai +. HAlI.
Marine CotaT........... Charles Il folhamds.
Recorder. ............... ,Dormah r. tason.
on motion the report was accepted. some dis.
snssoa then arose as to The eligibility OF Mr.. Henry
smith 10 III the once OF Supervisor, should he be
elected II, the face OF the law OF last April, winch
was enacted by the Legislature In relation 10 the
Police commissioners and which provides that "any
one OF the Ponce commissioners, or any member
tho police force who shall after qualifying in
ONCE accept any additional place Of public trust or
Glyll emolument or who shall, during his term or
once, be publicly nominated FOR any ONCE elective
by the people, and shall moi, within ten days sue
seeding tue same, publicly decline the
raid nomination, snail IN eitner case ne
deemed thereby have resigned his
commission and 10 have vacated MS ONCE, and
al votes cast at the election Tor any person holding
The once OF Ponce Commissioner, or within thirty
DAYS after he shall have resigned snch ofce shall be
yDidD
on motion, however A. was resolved 10 endorse
Mr.. Smiths nomination, a. already made by the
Twenty-second ana Twenty-tbiru streeI branches,
Tor the ONCE OF Supervisor
Mr.. Ketehum left the char FOR the purpose OF
recommending the nomination OF Judge Glerke for
the supreme Court bench which he old In a speech
eulogistic OF the career OF Judge Clerke.
On motion the name OF Judge ClerSe WAS subsil-
tnted for that OF Mr. Benediot Tor the supreme Court
The whole report OF the committee, as amended was
then adopted, and after committee OF five had
been appointed to inform the candidates ~ their
GDmnaiions the convention adjourned.
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IAssssy Blll ASSEMBLY sealssIloss.

The fammany Hal democracy held their Assem-
Oily conventions last evening and made the following
noIninatioDs:-first distrioI, Michael e. Murphy;
Second district. Dennis Burns Third district owen
uavanagn Fourth district, John }. Blair; Fifth dis
tfict Peter Mitchell; sixth district, Timothy j.
Campbell; Seventh district, John Cary: Eighth dis
rict, Martin Nactlnann: Ninth district William g.
Bergen: Tenth district owen Murphy: Eleventh dis.
ifcL Peter Irainor; Twelfth district. ".
W. COOK Thirteenth district Richard Flanagan:
Fourteenth district, adjoufned-no nomination:
Fifteenth district, Alexander Frear: sixteenth dis.
ulot, James Irving; seventeenth district George "
Plunkett Eighteenth district Lawrence u. Herman:
Nineteenth district. Thomas e. Fields; Twentieth
district John Brown: Fwenty.hrst district, William
HICKMAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22
LEGAL MTEllsEHCE.

ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL SIX O'CLOCK
last night John DOnbOck was struck BY IN express
train OF the New Haven Railroad ct Fordham and
instantly killed. His body was removed TO the
Twenty-nrst precinct substation house, in fremont
and the Coroner notified.
KNOCKED DOWN BY STREBr CAR.-Matthew Al
bright, aged thrty-f0ur, residing at No. "a Mont
gomery street. was knocked down and severely in.
Jured by Car OF the Ninth avenue line, ct half past
six last night, corner Of Greenwich and Desbrosses
streets, and severely injured He was removed TO
Bellevue Hospital in an ambulance and the car
driver, Henry Hawks, arrested by an offcer OF the
Fifth precinct
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-About halEpast twelve yes
terday as Mrs. John x. Leavy Of No. 1873 West Forty
nfth street, was on her way home, between sixth
and Seventh avenues, she was attacked BY two
roughs, who snatched her wallet from her
handl and were pursued by Mrs, Leavy. whose
cries brought to her assistance officer Davis,
OF the Twenty. second precinct. One OF the
assaiants, named James Nelson, was arrested, hav.
ing the property in his possession. and conveyed
before Justice Kelly, at the Y0rkville Police Court.
and committed IN default OF $500 to appear and
answer at the General Sessions His accomplish
made good his escape
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PORT OF NEW YORK., OCTOBER 81, 1859.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Deutschland (NG. Neynaber, Brenien-oel-
richs Co.
Steamship Columbia, Van Slice, Havana-Atanc Mail
Steamship Co.
Steamship Gen Barnes, Morton, ssvannah-Llvngston,
Fox Il Co.
Steamship Georgia, Cutler, Chareston--A Leary.
Steamship Ashland Crowell, Wilmington, NC~J Hand.
Steamship Saratoga, Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co..
Steamship Hateras, Biaekwood, Norfolk &cold Dornin
ION Steamship Co.
Steamship Valley City, Johnson Georgetown, DCihips
x Brown.
steamship Drso Johnson Portland--J Amcs.
Steamship Neptune. Baker, Boston-W Ciyoe.
Ship VIM Tapscot, Urquhart, London-E Morcan's
Sons.
ship Golden Fleece, Adams San Francisco Sutton Co.
Bark e Vidal NG) Angelberk, Hamburg-Wendt,
Brig Rhone CBr), McDougal Rotterdan--J whitney 1
Co.
Brig socra. Ita Cacace, Genoa and Gibral.arsloco.
vch x Co.
Brig Nile (Br Moulton, Coast of Africa Tene-
riae-Roberts Aims.
Brig Glance (Br), Firth, Kingston, ia.
Brig Cytle, Dow, Mobile--E d Hurlbut Son.
schr Helen Rich Strout, Corunna and Cadiz-Warren
Schr Nv Rover, Brown, Charleston-N McCready Co.
Schr Franklin Bell, Brewster Beaufort-Tbomas Holmes
Co.
schr Surprise, Beers, Baltmore-Bentey, Miller mo
schr II A Tabsr, Bowman, New Bedford-Ferguson 4
Wood.
schr Ellen Louisa Hawkins, Providence-H Jackson
Co.
schr Falcon, Wheeler Derby, Ct Ferguson Wood
Schr salie Burton, Palmer, Stanford.
Schr Dart, Johnson, Stamford.
Steamer w Woodward, Cundif, Baltimore
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, Philadelphia
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s% S S:ass: f fse & 81 Ls rs
SSs SoAn:sn, xasa;!s Cor EaaOsApors; Harriet Baker,
Sailed Brig Kildare; schr. Emm. Gregory, 4 ysy,
fS, ASs.iY hsS9s si
a Ms Marry i.ssS
A As.ss ': r'fss .s nes ss s:
@ e vNSs % %
ssSS EaPss &,
Pearson Psndison, NYsrs xm1sas, La@sca JONES'.
90 e se ssst s1sY
Active to s% ss for rlaaspss
Robbie R DSn Lodss@ Boston for do KmeA'r
1osiLE, ocs ia Arrived, ship Progress, Cousins, Ne"
E2 fs;s e S.
G% sas.
Sss sIssad, saTL h.yyshOrns. willam., Havre
sss. os IA 'fh cs e,
s:nI :s. John
Sss
tom sehrs Young Tsassr, Bowman. and Cohssse, Gibbs
a: Viii VICE. xs''"'" Chase
aO.h--saIsd, sshrs Sarah Cobb Phiadspbia Ellen r.
aas tsr ss Jane GARD
@ S Axe 4' Iss q S
soion for DO rys sops sssSiora fG sYSs
Ss M wan fs Days . k
Batimors; Emma Hart Hart Providence for NYors
Angler Besse Warsssm for do Morea rsles peh.on for
Sen Flower Chase, FAN River John BROOKS Fer Yro
sailed-Brig S p Brown. Blackman. Havana.
ar a n .sb4 sy tR S.s.
PM~Arrived schrs Urbana Allen, Hudson for wsrehsn
Abel Buckley Buckley, paavsrspo for PhiIsdspha Ste
Hsn Chase New sea Sr River
for do Albert Jameson Candage wexford Tor DO Mex
Isssv.o aIs ssa wh faP
Rss Fs soG s
Cutler for Bonde Chapman Provincctown for Phads'
NORWICH, Oct Arrived, schss Jane MARIA, Elxnne,e-
port Tempest Trenton Oliver sps@av rs 1qS Ma
s.isth-Arriyed sshrs Huddel, Maybe, PhiadslphisJ
Hines, Lay. do; Runyon' Lewis Ebsaesihpor'' > L
sT$ TsSDSs ws@ .sg R:.. m Wet.
Shield: Tor New Haven scbrs Success K,sSa,a; rh.
as49. By
Ellen Albany for 90. % ns R0n00" for
Sania brig. Ellen stewart
sssa ass
aw aSs Lore Psss1
Ireland Proydsnee; Josephine rhinpsy wn yosp
ssnese r.ss watson oas Lynn
cranmer Cranmer, Dlgbton Mary q FAIR, ocrnws' So
Record r Golfer bar, p pss
@ hass 'fS1s
PORTLAND, Oct 1o-Arrived, schrs BowdoiD, Randall,
s'Pa iso 8en 11 csTs
Sale sS,a d Ship a !.Ea SssIn. syo,k
Cleared-Bris Faustina Patterson, Gsrdenss sehr
fo
,PAWTtGKET, Oct so-Arrived' 'chr qnieAs''p' w''s'
Sailed sshr 2 A Stevens, Mitchell Ba,imer. ..,..
JacEsonviie; scn, Jefcrs, Georgetown, de- Joseph
Sass b.%s ss Fs ss F.
Geo Brown as%%ngw wv noSSssn S'o" 'eAf
S,:f 'sT Polly
WsSe w wsae DO sSv.s
s sSesf vi White i Roes Hasss
Newburs; Henry csssof, Knowles, Nyork Freddie L
John Warren MsGar osa; srs1
and Louisa Ha%a EiissSshpon Thomas Potter Handy
HyeE asr: sa' ssa
Adams Nightingale Bsebe and Gilbert Greens ws,so Me-,
bshport Hattie Collins iii and Grace Clifton
Nos Gs .eSss na Cole
j. Sturges Taylor NYork.
sns FRSsc Ass5, ss'9s sh.
Landsboro Liverpoo Geo ioy B WYE n 80 BARS S,
OBJ Chcnowh Newcastle II Lizzie Rom Ssr,' o 9,in
swsass SsW ANA row NO. Sp
| Train Lane NYork via Rio Janeiro ,., -, mann
Cleared 2oh, bark zadok OBJ Priest Liverpool ~'h 10000
ssiles bark Lady nae or, RoSeas0L Lss,rOG
| ton Nellie Gay New Orleans
Enthusiastically Herman Lvinesion, sS"rs' 'chf
sRLEM Oct Is Sailed schr Admiral, stselrnan, Pbads
soth-Arrived schr Gov Burton, Ludlam Philadelphia.
Sailed Anne Msgse Young ph'laEslpas ro,co
psiIaSsiphis; + Il sraaos, EDWARDS, NYort:
WILMINGTON, NC Oct ls-Arrived "chr John Rollins,
WEXFORD, Oct issalea, scar Albert jameson Can
q
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kQlARI SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS.

IN pursuance Of the call issued by the Mozart
Hal General Committee delegates 10 the various
senatorial conventions met IN their respective dis.
tficts last evening with the following results
four1h district, diam N. Tweed tIfth, tgnatiug
fiynD; sixth. Thomas J. Dreamer; seventh. ati.
louTDeu; Eighth Henry W. teneI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22
MstELllMa@ MEIsGs LlsT ssar.

Capital w. - Helhlyte ives nominated ny Inc
Cltizens' Assoeirtlpn % me tieVehth Assembly dis
,r,.t AZ "a Bdidate for Assembly.
Nj Jacf Gomez NBs endorsed Tor Supervisor at
lsIge meet iogs hel AL evening IN the Tenth aud
Eieventn v aYds. several nioUgeut addresses were
made al 30 ID meetings, IN which ID announced
mat Mr 10 hcI NouLi be candidate Until suu6oWn
IN election Law
me Demo rate Unionlss ~ Ii~ rveuty-trs; Az
seinbly dMt let last -yeBslg E9tlttieU NJ ". ".
MCCARTHY IM LDs AsseIrhik-
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FIFTH WARD MASS MEETING.

= The Tamnany democrats " the Fiith ward met
M tevenlDs al Carey's, on West street Laight
NJ ,et 70 endorse the nomination o, Colonel NJ. &.
An, PITY FOR The Assembly. Addresses were made by
Z. Lambert X-eratOr Woodruff. Assistant
IA rInan Haey and others, Colonel Murphy
vas huh.eu W, ann II answer 70 teptdltu cans
uaut a otlel auu very nea Tpeetu. ut bhabAed
nusa present tor the nDdOuUted compliment they
iAr p ~ niul1 Wy NVulu istnet ma soheOo tse
nouh sa9 NNesntI " ueStlfeH .ifiI iaNpt ahu
.oula promise Only 70 10 MS duty. his whOie
,uty elected, 70 representing fdll ne people Of
~ 7, :, rici.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Oct. II, 1859.
Exchange on London. l64 per cent premium:
exchange Oh Paris, per cent premium. Gold ex-
change on the United states. sixty days sight q
o. per cont premium; gold exchange on the United
states short sight, az per cent premium exchange
the United states sixty days sight, IN currency,
49,. per cent discount. EXCHANGE on the United
states, saor sight, IN currency, ~ per cent dis
count.
-lgars--Prices are stjr, but quotations. are M
CHANGED
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MEETING IN THE f8usTs WASH.

The Iamininy democracy OF tle Fourth waid met
!asi evening NJ Gross gardea, in NAlisn street.
stirring addresses were made " M Jonn Murphy
81 Erie, Francis {. :. Oliver. J. r. Morrison and
Others, endorsing the state aud county Tammany
NOMINATIONS anu snding eulog lstcaliy and appro-
priaLeiy 90 the loca4 crudId4ies William NJ. Tweed.
IoI senator. Dennis Burns, ior Assembly Judges
bowling anu h1NILI, Aad Alderman inoma. CONAN.
The popularity OF the latter was s.risingly msHl,
iesied hy me Tact tuat every time MS name was
MtNnAM-A D. v - tae sLanh AmL AeaEta AAeeALng.