The New York herald., 1876-10-22

mon Council win have the appointment OF Commis-
sioncrs OF tho Boards OF Police aud Excise,
CITY Works, Fire and Health, which will throw
all the vast patronage OF said departments
that false registration has been rcsorted 10 IN many oil
the odd wards and colonization Is popular on ooth
sides. To guard against fraudulent voting citizens
have organized in several election districts OF the
Seventh. Eleventh. Thirteenth, Nineteenth, twenty
nrst and Twenty third wards and vigant committees
the suspected illegal voters Yesterday Chief super
visor OF Elections John j. Allen issued warrants Tor
the arrest OF between twenty and thirty individuals
VINO had been guilty OF violating the law ~ that
particular. Tho warrants given by United
States Marshal Harlow TO Deputy Marshais
DE Clue and Bg2ert John Wood. aged twenty three
years. residing at No 30 Van Brunt street in the
Twelfth ward, arrested on charge OF having OBJ
laineu MS naturalization papers improperly lie ar
rived IN the United states In APRIL 1872, and In sep
teinber 1872 alleged received his certificate OF ci-
zenship. Commissioner Alien. before whom the
prisoner was arrsigLcd refused 10 admit him 10 ball.
although Wood offered to furnish bonds or his appear
anco 10 answer Ia the sum OF 81 600.
BROOKLYN REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION
NOMINATIONS FOR COMPTROLLER. AUDITOR
POLICE JUSTICE AND JUSTICES or TIE
PEACE.
The Brooklyn Republican City Convention held
last nght at Phenix Hall Charles Cheshicr chairman
OF the committee appointed TO confer with the In
dependent democrats. reported that tho republicans
to have tho Compirolcrship Justice OF tho Peace
First and Sixth District the Police. Justices ard Au-
dorshp and the Justice OF the Peace, Second district
10 be conceded ts the democrats The report was
adapted by a vote oi II 10 aS
Ripley Ropes, Alderman nominated Tor
Comptroller by acclanation.
For Poicc Justice, James W. Monck, OF th0sTwcn
tcth ward, sas nominated
Tor Jnsiice o the Peace, First district, William A.
Rowan was nominated 10y accnmaiIon.
George A. kinas.and. fwcnuoln ward, was nom
mated Tor Auditor ana james W. Rdaeway for Justice
OF tue Peace, Second district
+. W. ohcnicr was Nominated unanimously Tor JUS
ticc OF the Peace ~ he sixth district.
TIC Convention then adjourned.
DRooKLyN DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION
TIcIs or THE PEACE.
The delegates to the Brooklyn Democratic City Con-
vention met last evening pursuant to adjournment TO
complete thcir ticket Before the chairman, exSupcr-
Bloom took hts the asscmblasc INDUCED in
repeated cheers Tor their respective candidates.
The name OF Andrew Wash placed IN nomina-
ton for Police Justice His nomination made
unanimous.
Alderman Donovan, of the Twelfth ward, nominated
Michael Coffee for Justice OF the Peace First district
and spoke III support Of his nominee.
ExSupcrvsor Sheridan also advocated the claims Of
the same gentleman.
Mr. Cook, Of the Tcnth ward, nominated Captain
PANEL Ferry Tor Justice OF the Peace, First dis
trict and ballot was then taken The result was
Ferry 5s Coffee, l3 Mr.. Ferry was declared the nom
Of the Convention. The Twelfth ward delegation
withdrew from the Convention. On motion, the nom-
nation OF Ferry made unanimous.
Ludwig Scmicr was nominated Tor Justice OF the
Peace, sixth district by The unanimous vote OF the
Convention.
David Lynch. OF the Twentieth ward presented the
name of 4. Wilson Bloom, OF tho seventh ward, for
tho nomination
A. Simms, Jr.. moved the nomination of John Il.
Coonc, oi the Twenty third ward.
Henry A. Mycrborg's name was also presented.
Mr.. Howard, of the First ward, was then called to
r.. Bloom
low delegates.
A ballot then taken. and ninc-tcnths OF the
delegates voting for Mr.. Bloom that gentleman was
declared tho unanimous choice OF The Convention.
Tho candidates nominated addressed the Con pvcntion
after which the Convention adjourned with cheers for
the ticket.
KINGS COUNTY CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
Tho delegates TO the Second District Congressional
Democratic Convention assembled last night at the
headquarters OF tho General Committee. immediately
after tho Adjournment OF tho City Convention John
Gilfoye presided and ex-Supervsor Richards ociatcd