New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

ing n sts1 dlrcs The c,ntest MS rom the AVth
Ward appearej, and Mesrs. Ross, Norris, O'Con.
or, Shepard ard Western, were heard IN reference
to the oppc aing ticket. Certificates were present
ed by one aide signed by Messrs. Murray Eagles
and Rensop. three members of the General Com
mistee, showing the election Of HeSsrs, Morris,
Roosevelt and Robinson, (which We have bafore
announced) and counter statement certifying TO
the Elk Dion Of the following ticket (by what vote 1t
is not stated)
Foy General Comssee--John e. Ross, Jam IS j. Rooss'
For Distrie reaon-Jarnes Lee, John Giioe, Pat
| rich McCarty, Daniel O. Eaton, Mathew Mcsfde -,
field John Wbeeer stewart Andeson Nicholas Patcels
Charles D Mead, BENJAMIN FIELD, Robert Gun 9,
| D. Fl P Brown, Lsry Van Warl Peer Ross, 3eoiama
Tovp Bradford Jones Elijah Fisfer Benry los9d, - %
Roherl M setck, William @. Wetmore, GharleS ia
| Fhurson
| a motion was made TO receive the latter, wnen
Dir. Shepard moved for new election, denying
the right of the General Committee to interiors IN
the Ward Primary Elections Mr.. Western moved
to lay this on the table, on the ground tnst IL III
volved principles that required to be fully Debated
because he believed it was intended TO have its ef-
feet on The approaching Convention at Syracuse,
and was Barhburnerg movement to produce dis
sension in that body. Mr. Shepards resolves
were laid on tbe table by vote Of 80 to 49,
The Ross ticket was then received by vote of
so to as the regular Democratic, and thus
thin strong Wing Ward will be represented by Two
Locos at Syracuse.
msbbett Msrsfa, OAKLEY, avery Mcoarhg Bart Wes.
en-. Savage, Gilmarnn, , Cornell West, ~ M9rpby
man protein MARSH Wsinwrigh,, o'Conor, Craft Goary
Hal.lead, Smith, Biz eks, Quiz and Jsckson-9a ~.
NA)s-EDgeo, Murray. Macarthur, mariner, Briggs
THEY Tuomsy Renton-8.
In the meantime, the Assembly District Conven-
ton, W hich nominated John Van Buren,, have pub
lished abatement protesting againat the order Of
the General Committee for rev election in the
Fifteenth Ward At the late election, Messrs.
Epgles Murray and ReDton, lwho were appointed
inspectors by the Democratic electors OF the
Ward after the Tammany inspectors refused to
uerye,) after they had counted all the votes which
were received at the election Friday last cersi-
fed that the total vote Toed was 1874 for the Nor.
rs," and AZ for the Ross, the box inspected by
| MessYa Bolton, Norris snd Gilmsrtin containing
| SO Norrs tickets aud S for Ross, and the box Of
the Loco citizens having 2l5 for Norris and % for
Ross The State Convention will fnally aTbitrate
| this matter.
-Four unsuccessful ballots were made for perma-
nent Chairman, Edward Strshan the present in
cumbent, and the " Ryr ders' bunker candid ate,)
! receiving "a votes, to 10 for Henry M. Westerns
| fone OF the Secretaries, and the "respectabe'
| bunker nominee for Lorenzo B. Shepard, lex
| U. 8. District Attorney j Enauuel 3. Hart , aud
! Walsh, mot member of the Commit ee,) vote.
The Committee then adjourned, TO meet again
sbis evening. The regular meetings are held on the
frat Thursday of every month.
NJ WYNN, THE VIoLINIsr.We had the plea
sure, on Saturday evening last, OF hearing NJ wy
MIN, the young Belgian yjolinlst, at the residence
of French gentleman Of this City, distinguished
for bis taste in musical matters. M. Wynen, who
ia pupil Of De Beriot, comes TO "a last from New
Orleans, where he gave Concerts with gEeat suc
cels. His performance On Saturday fully justified
this pre- mise He possesses remarkable facility OF
execution hiR tone is full and pure, and his orna-
mental passages, in particular, marked by striking
neatnens and elegance. We were most impressed
with the il dyiduaty Of his playing it seemed not
SO much the Same hand, employed upon different
themes as a succession OF performers, eso1 skIful
ia his own province of the art The Carnival of Ven
Zoe was given with great expression we have
rarely heard the rich knocking humor of the lghter
passages executed with more spirit. III. Wynen
shows peculiar talent in this respect In the
course OF the evening he performed several pieces
upon primitive inh;rument, compoaed OF wooden
stcks and called in the Muscovite tongue YroWa
saloma 1t is Rtmething like the Xylocordeon on
which M. Stoepel performed in this City some time
since, but of greater compass and purer musical
tone. III. Wynen displays astonishing skill in its
management, bringing out Of rough wood Over
lures, VALUES and Marches, with about the same
facility as piano-forte. We hope the public
will have an Opportunity OF hearing him aoon
SACRED CONCERT on STATEN ISLAND Max
Maretzeks Concert on Sunday afternoon last, at
St. Peter'a Church, on Staten Island, was attended
by very large su3ience. The performers were
Sienora Bertutca, Mareszek Amalia Patti Per
rni, Beneyentano ard Noveii, with fine choraa
and al orchestra led by Kreutzar. The sum real
lied by the concert, for the benefit Of the Church
was ne ar thoui and dollars. AL Of the vocaliBts,
as well a. Maretzek, gave their assistance gra-
| 1uitouRly.
E Hr. Carl M Her, of whom we have before
spoken, IS toe ECU ptor OF the prize group The
| Minstrels Curse" has reached this country and
opened atudio in this city. he is pupil of David
DANCE ard ia highly spoken of by the art oritics
Of Paris His group will shortly be exhibited in
+! the rooms Of the Academy of Design.
arMIRAMipr.-To-nlght signora Vietti's benefit
comes OIL at Castle Carlen whe1 this favorite con
trsto will aing in ArsGce, her favorite character
| Tedesco appearing az Semtramsde The heavens
promise a favorable light and we may expect to
SEQ the Hall crowded
" The TRIAL OF THE TAILoRs is now begin
ming. We listened yesterday to the charge OF mia
Honor the Recorder on this subject 10 the Grand
jury. At late hour In the afternoon Mr.. Ched
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