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tbs NATIONAL PAEK BASS Nsw.YoRA, Dec 81, 1874
TE'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECT
Os Of this be held the backing house TUESDAY
-''- j. L. WORTH Cashier
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
Totals. 49,. n7A A,T7 2o,y56 n,3U A,6ss 1889
LONG ISLAND POLITICS.

JAMAICA, Oct. Is, 1873.
The Republican Convention OF the First Senate
rial district comprising the counties OF Queens,
Suffolk and Richmond, was held IN the Town Hall,
Jamaica, at eleven A. NJ. to-day.
The Convention convened at quarter to twelve
by the calling OF Morgan Morgans to the chair, and
Major Jonn Birdsel, OF queens, and II. $. Town
send, OF Richmond, were elected secretaries.
George 7. Hewlett, OF queens, nominated L.
Bradford Prince for Senator. The nomination
was seconded by Captain John Hensman, OF Rich
mond. This called Mr.. Prince to the floor the
being chosen to fill vacancy in the Queens
county deiegatiOn), who, in neat and feeling
speech, thanked the Convention for the honor con-
Ierred by his nomination, but deemed this not
fitting time TO accept, as the duties in his Assem-
bly, district were of such q nature to demand
his accepting from them OF the Assembly nomlna-
tion II rendered him. He, therefore, took
great pleasure in nominating for State Sen
aSor John A. King, OF Queens county,
which was seconded by G. c. Noryell,
OF Richmond. Mr.. King was unanimously nomi
mated. Morgan Morgans OF Suffolk; John Bird
sell, OF Queens; II. A. Townsend, OF Richmond
were chosen Senatorial Committee for the ensu-
French and Captain John Hensman were appointed
q committee TO wait on Mr. King and notify him OF
his nomination Tne Convention then adjourned
until two p. NJ, when Mr.. King appeared and
thanked the Convention for the honor conferred
and promised II elected 10 serve his constituents to
the best OF his ability. The Convention then ad-
lOurueQ sine die.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

Gardner In the chair. There were as usual visible
the familiar faces OF the old political stagers and
standbys-Ex-CollectorM Murphy, District Attorney
Bliss, Charley Spencer and the rest OF them. The
Custom House was also represented by General
Arthur and retinue OF subordinate officials. The
committee did little else than issue call for the
primaries next Monday and designate the time and
PAGES for the meetings OF the different conventions.
The irrepressibe Charley spencer was as usual
particularly fussy and Conspicuous. He worked
little difficuty among the delegation OF the Third
Assembly district and recommended That the
matter be referred TO the Committee on Contested
Seats, to meet on Saturday next, which proposition
was adopted. He also offered the following resoiu-
ton -
Resolved That the republicans of the city OF New York
congratulate thank the republicans OF Pennsyl-
wanna Ohio and Indiana for the republican triumph
achieved by them on Tuesday
This resolution was, OF course, adopted with loud
applause, after which the meeting dispersed.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

can Sherman q Co. IL was welcome event To
many and the crowd in the line awaiting paw
ment passed the time in the best possible humor.
AT THE CLEARING HOUSE
an important gain in legal tenders was shown by
the returns OF the banks. There was no change in
the loan certificates.
AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE
business was better than the average. The sale OF
breadstuffs continues large and as the demand
from Europe Is unceasing there Is every reason 10
suppose the trade will remain strong and active.
AMONG THE MERCANTILE HOUSES
up town there was an excellent feeling, all things
considered. Collections are not as large nor as,
easily made as formerly, but the banks are sns-
tanning approved houses the best OF their ability.
Dry goods houses complain that their renittances
come in slowly and that trade is not as brisk as IL
should be at this OF the year. but no failures
are anticipated. owing to the failures OF Gillespie,
TrowDridge & Co., tea oboers, and Burger, Hubert
Livingston sugar refners, the tea and sugar
markets continue depressed, and a few more fall
ureS are apprehended.
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MASONIC.
NEwBURG, N. T., Oct. is, 1S

NEwBURG, N. T., Oct. Is, 1873.
Charters were issued to Ogdensburg Commands
cry No. 54 at Ogdensburg; York Commandery,
No. 55, in the city OF New York, and Crusaders
Commandery, No. Sc, located at Croton Falls.
Credentials presented by representatives
from the Grand Communicates OF Iowa, Nebraska,
Maryland and Pennsylvania.
At the conclave Of the Grand Commandery
Knights Templar, the following were elected
officers for the ensuing year Sir Mead Beden, OF
Syracuse, Il. 4. ndJCommander; Sir A. Eugene
Lyte, OF Auburn, v. Z. Deputy Grand Commander; I;
Sir Robert Black, OF Brooklyn, L. Grand General
ssimo; Sir Charles lt0ome, OF New York, E. Grand
Captain General; Sir and Rev. John q. Webster, OF
Palmyra, K. Grand Preate; Sir John s. Perry,
OF Troy, Il. Grand Treasurer: Sir Robert Macoy,
OF New York. 4. Grand Recorder; Sir Townsend
Fondey, OF Albany, f. Grand Senior warden; sir
Charles Holden, OF Saratoga springs, b. Grand
Junior Warden; sir George w. Southwick OF New
York. K. Grand Standard Bearer; sir Thomas n.
ChittendeD, OF Watertown, Il. Grand sword Bearer;
Sir q. X. Willse, of Newburg, L. Grand Warderi
Sir Joseph b. Chaffee, OF Binghamton, Z. Grand
Lecturer.
Temple Commandery No. 2, from Albany, arrived
this morning by special steamer Thls AFTERNOON
q grand street parade OF the Knights took place.
and they were reviewed at Wasnlngtons heau'
quarters by the officers OF the Grand Commandery.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
STATEN ISLAND POLITICS.

The Richmond County Nomin ntions.'
The regular nominations OF both parties for
county officers in Richmond county are follows:
For Assemby-Abraham J. Wood, republican, OF
Westheld and Stephen D. Stephens, Jr., democrat,
OF Southheld.
For SheyLf-William P. Alston, republican, OF
Castleton, and William G. Denyse, democrat, OF
Mlddletown.
For County Treasaser-H. McRoberts, repub-
lican OF Middletown, and Abraham Winant, demo-
crat of WeStheld.
For S,tperintendents Of the P0or-W. N. Heal,
Castleton, and Emanuel Koppes, Southfeld; repuD-
licans Michael Langton, Castleton, and Michael
Lyman, Southfeld, democrats.
For Jtlsttce or the SesSi0ns-W. W. Allen, repub-
hcan, OF Middletown, and Charles MillbroOk, demo-
crat, OF Northfeld.
For Cos'oner--Iacob Winnigar, republican, OF
Casteton, and James Dempsey, democrat, Of
CaStetOn
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
THE TAMMANY.APOLLO CONFERENCE.

samuel g. Courtney ON the Situation
ssThc Little Nigger'' Turns Out To BE
q ssDfctator''-WnI Apollo Affiliate with
the Custom House Partys
IRVING HALL, NEW YORK. Oct. Is, 1873
JOHN W. CHANLER, ESQ.,, Chairman Tammany Hail.
&C.,
srR-After the Interchange OF propositions as a
basis OF union between Tammany and Apollo Halls
had failed to secure the concurrence OF those or
ganzations presumed in accordance with usage
and courtesy, that all correspondence terminated
between the Committees OF Conference and the
questions in controversy would be left TO be de-
cided In November by the votes OF the Independent
and intelligent democrats OF this county.
In this just expectation l have been disap-
pointed, and you have ventured to address me a
communication, evidently designed with view OF
creating public prejudice and impugning the per.
sonal honor and political integrity OF the commit
tee OF which ! have the honor to be chairman.
Having attended every formal ana authorized
meeting OF the committee, from It's inception to
the present hour, ana shared in its deliberations,
must deliberately pronounce those insinuaiions
as utterly gratuitous and without foundation.
accepting as fnality the concession OF
'Sherin or County Clerk and Justice
OF the Supreme Court" but the declaration
fore the Joint Committee at Tammany Hall was
made by similar and unanimous authority. No
cussed in the Apollo Hall organization or It's COM
mittees indicating any design OF aniliatlng with
the corrupt Custom House Ringuif II by that epi.
tnet you intend 10 designate the republican party
The statements OF q politician should not be con-
strucd to impugn the good faith and fidelity OF a
party, and 1t IS probable that prominent individuals
OF both organizations have been inimica to union
and certainly the positive rejection OF our propo-
stion for union proves that such a class largely
prevails in the councils Of Tammany HALL The
result OF the negotiations establishes the fact that
your organization never seriously and sincerely
fhat tan,,lA a,
honor and justice he accepted by us.
Your policy, IKE your county and judicial ticket,
appears to be inspired and controlled by n dicta.
tor that assumes and exercises the powers prop.
erly belonging TO his constituents In your Judicial
Convention the candidates originally introduced
and voted for by delegates, in view OF their ndiyi.
dual convictions and affections, were prpcIpay
withdrawn under the influence of tha despuiic mn
thorty and others substituted and Nominated
that fortunately secured this solitary endorse.
ment
Since you deemed it proper TO publish your com.
munication In the morning papers, and send the
original TO me at noon OF this day. no apolocv is
necessary II adopt similar course, and forward
this answer to the press. Yours &c.
SAMUEL q. COURTNEY
Chairman OF Apollo Hall Committee.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
Convention Notes.

1t is understood that Immediately after the ad-
journment OF the Convention ex-Congressman Fox
was rendered the nomination for State Senator
from the Fourth district, formerly represented by
"Boss" Tweed. There is every probability that he
viii accept the nomination. .'p
Coroner Young expressed himself yesterday as
entirely satisfied with the condition OF AFFAIRS
which induced him to withdraw his name from the
Convention, and 1t is intimated that he is to be
provided for in another direction.
Bernard Reilly died hard. His friends made q
good fight for him and he comes out OF the contest
bruised but not dishonored. He was defeated out
side the Convention and not by ballots exactly.
1t was political necessity and lis strength VIII
yet be recognized.
william Lambs friends made close fight for
him, and toward the end Burke's adherents In sew
era districts cast their strength with Lamb; but 1t
was unavailing.
Elcknof was given the nomination for Coroner
with Wotman, so as, by doubling up. to meet the
German demand. He was originally slated for
County CLERK.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
NEW YORK STATE REPUBLICAN AND DEMO
CRATIC NOMINATIONS.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. Is, 1873.
The Republican Assembly Conventions made the
following nominations to-day FIRST district John
O'Brien; Second district George Baltizi; Third
district; +. A. Aberger Fourth dlstricr, John Me
Fifth district, Robert g. Foote.
BINGHAMTON, n Y, Oct. Is, 1873.
Judge Douglas Boardlran was nominated by the
Republican Convention to-day for Justice OF the
Supreme Court OF the sixth Judicial district.
KINGSTON, n. y, Oct 15 1873.
Jacob II. Mech, or Catsk, was to-day nomi-
mated for the State Senate by the democrats OF the
Fourteenth district.
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Gersnon N. Herman were then Withdrawn, leav-
Ing In the field Richard Croker, Henry Wotman
Anthony Eickhoff, william Lamb and General II 7.
Burke. The ballot resulted as follows:-Croker,
4sS; Woltman, 45s; Eckhof, 80; Lamb Zoo
Burke, o.
The three nrst named candidates were declared
the nominees or the Convention, amid applause.
THE BALLOT FOR ALDERMAN
was next moved, and John A. McGuire, RoDert
Powers Maurice J. Powers, John Hampson, George
w. Plunkitt and Thomas Shiels were successlyeiy
withdrawn for candidature.
Edward Gion was then nominated for Alderman
by acclamatlon, thus completing the Tammany
Hall county ticket.
Mr. KELLY moved that the Chairman and secre-
taries OF this Convention be named a committee TO
notify the nominees and ask ~ their acceptance
OF the nominations rendered them. Carried.
Mr.. QUINCY moved that committee OF twenty
One-0ne from each Assembly district-be ap-
pointed to cooperate with the committee ap-
pointed by the Judiciary Convention IN arranging
Tor grand ratification meeting. Carried. the
conference committee was named as the Commit
tee OF Arrangements, and the Convention, after
thanking its officers, adjourned sine die.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
A FOUNDRY STRIKE.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. !

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. Is, 1878.
At meeting OF the strikers OF the Southwark
foundry, held this afternoon al report was received,
that Mr.. Morris, the proprietor, was willing to
compromise, by making the reduction ten per cent
instead OF twenty per cent on the wages OF me-
chanics and corresponding reduction on laborers'
wages. Upon vote being taken 179 voted foS re-
sumption and l01 against 1t. The men will present
themselves tomorrow morning at the gates OF the
foundry.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
THE SINKING FUND EXAMINATION.

The examination Of the Sinking Fund securities.
incorrectly stated to have been made by Chamber.
lain Lane in May last was made at that date, not
by Mr.. Lane, but by Mr.. Dikeman. and verified on
August 2S by +. w. Whittemore and A. .. Cady.
The examination by Chamberlain Lane did not
take place until SepJepbex Last
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
FATAL CASUALTY,

coroner Keenan, was yesterday called to No. 2,142
mira avenue, to hold an inquest on the body OF
Frank Chansse, man who was accfG tally Killed
East klsLh styeeS,
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
THE REGISTRY.

The following is the number OF persons regis
tered in the several election districts OF the city
yesterday ..p.