Political Movements.
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CONGRESSIONAL. NoMINArIoSs.- Democrats
of the several wards in this city held elections yes
terday for delegates to nominate candidates tor
Congress, State Senate and Assembly In the third
district Oliver Charlick carried the first ward and
part of the second third and fourth, while Charles
A. Secor secured the fifth. The other delegates
appear to be divided between Charles O. Ferris,
James j. Roosevelt, &c. In the fourth district
VIM. b. Maclay has secured the sixth and seventh
wards and part of the thirteenth. The other de-
legates are divided between Bernard Messeroe, OF
the tenth ward, and John Emmans OF the slxtn'
but Maclay will be re-nominated. In the fifth dis
trict Alderman Leonard has secured delegates sui
fcent TO insure his denomination. In the sixth
district there was but little opposition to EyMoore,
who will certainly be the candidate. The Con-
gressional delegates meet on Friday evening next.
The delegates TO nominate Assemblymen meet al
the same time, and those for Senate this evening,
at Tammany Hall.