New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-22

ness and pleasure tourists, while every hotsl 10
the City 10 thrunged to q pleshoric excess. 10
most Of the large hotels there 10 hardly room 10 bs
bad, and scores Of travellers are every day whiriag
from one 10 the other in the vsis endeavor TO lind
re,ting places for the soles OF their feet The ar.
rivals at the Assor and Irving Houses are from
200 to 800 daily.
hoRE OF THE SARATOGA FISAScAL OPERA.
Tloss.-Since our frs, statement relative to fash.
ionable psstime Of srstoga. whereby gentle.
man Of this City lost the Sum Of 500 OO0 we have
come into possession OF further interesting parsicu.
lars. The looser, IL seems, was playing against
two Of his fashionable compeers, the stakes being
s5 200 ante His loss was nearer $500 900 than
| 500 600, and 10 stated by some 40 exceeding
even the former sum. He offered to settle by pay
Ing each Of the two winners S5 600 down, and
giving bis notes for $4,000 This they refused,
and after some discussion il was finally agreed TO
leave the matter to the arbitration Of fJurth par
ty who decided that g, 900 was ss much az any
gentleman had right to lose at one sitting, and
that the winners, therefore, were each entitled 10
no more than that sum. The victim Immediately
forked over the amount, well content no doubt, 10
escape ruin so easily The whole matter Is mos,
diser,ceful to al who were engaged in it.
The TAILoRs The len unbailed tailors were
yesterday transferred from Jefferson MSrke.
Priscn to the Halls Of Jostioe, in center.st where
we trust the attentions AZ Mr.. Edmonds and dis
assistants will make their situations CO endurable
a. possible. Our German Reporter desires to ex.
press bis thankfulness to the officers a. Jefferson
Market Police Court and Prison, for cOurtesies
during his almost constant visits, and particularly
to Mr.. Denison, Of the Clerks OF the Court, for
attentions in the examination Of papers, &C. per.
tainiDg to the inquiry, ball. &c
JUDIB.-Tbs operate spectacle Of Jadas, was
performed last night for the second time at the
Astor- place Opera House good audience was
10 attendance. The piece has been very carefully
got up, and is exceedingly effective in all its ar
engagements. The music is better in the chorus
than the arias and recitstiyes, but il falls below
| the subject. Notwithstanding the exquisite
voice, and the cnarm wncn the oeucxEe MN OF me
,fogoto lends to ali pathetic passages the music
of Judith seemed US rather cold and unsympathe.
tic and We could not help wishing TO see the favor
tie prima donna 10 her more brilliant and inspiring
role of Taneredi. Many Of the tableaux in,Jadi
are very rich and striking the triumPhal process
sion ut the close is probably n fine spectacle a.
could be exhibited on the Astor House boards.
After a ballet, in which Madame Augusta figured,
% the general delight Mad. Bishop Sings dfoll
Mexican ssng, entitled La Pasadta-a lively,
Characteristic affair.
ASorHER PoLIrIcAL RIor.-The Democracy
Of the Eighth Ward met last evening at Church
ills Hotel, Springs. between Laurens and rnomP
,o for the purpose Of electing three Delegates to
Tsmmsny Hall, and Committee Of Five 10 ch)oss
A Delegate TO Syracuse, and organized by the ap-
pointment Of d. z. Delevsn, Chairman, sssissedby
Secretary and Inspector Of Election. Although
the call of the meeting was published IN Only one
paper, possessing bu: limited circulation, good
proportion OF the Loo workingnen were on hand
prepared to oppose the cut and dried nomins.ons
OF the wire pulling political clique who had pre-
pared ticket composed Of lawyers, policemen
and polite a hacks OF all grades 10 the exclusion
Of all yorkingmen. After about 80 votes were
registered three foaTIhs Of which were Tor the FOL-
lowing ticket on which there 10 small concession
to the Industrials gang Of rowdies Short Boys,
&el entered 10 vote for the clique" ticket and on
being refused made q regular Fight distracted the
ballot box, and broke up the meeting bat the Ward
Committee have certified 70 the election Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen:
70, Cese,ai Co~-G,o.-a 2 coup,en, C. Ii. Ring and
70, Delegate. % ..,et D-e9aie The STATE Co .senio
John OneT, b. Teirney h.po D'xa'@ Ds''' ~ F""'
Ter ard Levy Hyer
The Committee also adopted the following reso.
lu,ions. which have caused considerable ofense 10
The persons who make their living GA, Of politics,
and we understand further that the people, the
reliable Indsstral Reiormen, intend holding q
great Ward Mass Meeting, and the anticliqus
democracy viii aIso hold another in which they
will declare eternal hostility 70 the cut aud dried"
movements IN progress in the Ward.
RssclseG Thai he Democracy o. DE EiEhLa wsf5;
re1uord 70 The recommended BY tho Congress u
Wo,kueuep tWblcl Hees every faeidsy eYellaz va VOC
New Guy Hs) and commend the eonhdefAl9i o. Ls1of
slavery before we nsddle with Ctsiol Slavery Owe 70
he Tteedorn Of he Pubic Lands Land LtlisI2a, "a
NSsD., az ne csee,sn Of Debt DrseI rsraoe, fee
dom of Trade ID sbArdmsn Of ne s.ana.s ~, or
he OisanI aon Of Llbo', zee Dess psm o. ~ 49, 4, -
uOu lie expense ~ b pAa ei ~ " p.,is eli b.
Wa ana noI 10 20 oGi Of n-a9d me re'S'7 wiz -
Rssd Tbs Fepa .isia 900 .hs SoG- so ny
rsSs by ue neHo1sel..ls for lBe POI " ~ 80
~ ,1s,,sfiou vile her osa wa.e ofolnfso are
arg a1t he 'a5'lslef &c y le1 1'D'P
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poe@ea 10 ttsf 10ale sdofts 'of -os es.so "
tssr a. fe,s3y escfr - ITEM or VI h-ssl y
.sreeirg a. t8s line 10; 70 paIfonHe ~
go vihhods ne jourreJ ncn NE Jar con-
SrssI,or tner Aisocalious denscdi sna t3os We
~ fSr ana with he Inc1srs REQ nen n hHeF7fJ g
| f,ft 10 bers a. Labor -. 81. s.-..-..
EIsoissS TsG viii plsss1rs Ia.s us ssehens
q, Tsmmspy intend ODER sa d1 ot ios pap ie meet
eShs Preetiye and 3eceEeiA lnd1s1 Il AssJcistons
Fe,olreI Thaf these Resolutions be Pabhssed Win No
req, c( our prceeedings his evening.
f,reat objections were made 10 the publication
NJ the call Of the meeting IN only one paper, and
the opinion was generally expressed that 10 fasars
such piece Of political trickery wo1d not be soa-
Grated. II was also said ths. the calls should be
pubEshed in the papers having the largest c,caia,
lion twheiher they were political or independent
, The people should be on their guard Tor these
thinss and " tch the movements Of the ntriguers,
and be prepared 10 meet them