New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
CITY ITEMS.

Boys, &c. from u 10 Is years Of age, who were all
permitted to vote By the Inspectors, and many OF
the regular voters Of the Ward refused. Blu, very
lew VI the friends Of lav and order who We were
glad to see were vorkingmsD) attended, who voted
for the following ticket which was elected BY
majority OF the legal voters, although great nun
Der Of Illegal votes were permitted BY the Inspect
ors to be cast sgtinst IL;
Fo- G1raI COnnistes-R r. Compton, c. b. Ring,
For D.iegaf, to Select Dsksah a> stat, conre.oa
John or.er o B. ferney, Ralph BogsrL David A. F'~'
er, Levy Hyer.
A new election will be demanded, and new In
spectors probably appointed who will do their duty
and prevent all persons from voting, who are not Of
sge At least whatever may be their political
preferences The "opposition" ticket we under
stand, viii contest the election Of the above named
ticket.
Shortly before the polls were closed, the Short
Boys entered the election room, armed with rifles,
in case their votes should be rejected. Their votes
were received and they committed no outrage. Al
ter the election was over the " shorties' whipped
one or two Of their opponents.
Ia 1t not time for the thinking voters Of the Eighth
Ward and the city to repsdiate the rowdyism and
swindling by which so many Of our primary and
regular elections are governed.
The Eighth Ward is not alone afflicted with the
nuisance Of rovdyism. We are astonlshed that
any respectable men countenance the doings OF
these rufians
Fourteenth Ward.-The election In this Ward
was very one-sided, aud any and every person
Wing, Loco, &c were permitted TO vote. An the
following ticketha been previously elected twice
their friends altogether sbssined from voting yes
terday, and therefore the election yesterday was
null and void
FOURTEENTH WARD TRUE DEMOCRACY.
For Gtne,ai Co~.ittes-Phhp Obneni DAVID VHtn-
waite Charles Campbell ~ 49,,
Francis Flynn, James Dougherty Thomas Ahern Thom"
Smith. ,
Marin. Daniel O'Brep, Joshua C. Ker.
Ward Consutes Of Ae Fourteenth Wa,S-Willlsm z.
scs." B SGse Tso%. H.s ooTn.u. C1ou. HSf
btm Davis, John N Davis Daniel ,Msnu, Michael
0Brlsn: James HAly, Nicholas Mooney, Dennis hcMshon
The Second Ward-The Rynders ticket WAS
yesterday pronounced elected In this Ward, al
though it is charged that number OF persons
were permitted to vote who had no right by per
sonatips absent persons on the poll lists. 80 the
redoubtabe Commander in Chief OF the Empire
Club has been deputed by the Second Ward DE
moracy" to the Syracuse Convention.
CASTLE GARDES-Se6o was repeated last night
to good audience. The duetto between TEDEsco
and vIETrI in the second act was encored, and at
the cloie Of the Opera, Tedelco received a little
shower Of boqueta The following communication
from an enthusiast about Operas Ia general, viii
no doubt speak tho sentiments Of many:
Mr.. Editor An italian Opera for tho DssLios
- -l.~~-s -~-iEsd .t Castle n-~@~. siBLuy. Tho
most beautiful Operas Of the day are sung 10 the
largest room in our country, BY the best Opera
Company IN the New World.
If million Of our citizens do not hear the perfor
mances Of the Havana Company at Castle Garden, |
thousand. do ruih there nightly, and in the refresh
ing cooness Of beautiful Bay, for so cents The
price for the million hear she magnificent Salv the
deep.toped Nasini the brilliant Badisll and the /
three graces Of song, Stefsnoni, BosiO and TIE. /
desco The writer Of this article is IA niliar with
every Opera Troupe that has visited our land from
that which embraced MAebran and her father, Gar
cha 10 that now singing In our City, and he has no
hesitation in saying that this Company, which is
now performing at Castle Garden, for a price Of /
admission 50 low a. TO enable every mechanic, II |
he pleases 10 hear it with bis wife and daughters,
is superior to al that have preceded H. O.
srEFTASosIs BESEFIT.-The fsvorite prima
donna sgnora BISA sTETTASosI, who has so often
delighted our citizens with her charming perform
spce will take her benefit on Wednesday evening
At Castle Garden. Her claims 10 the public favor
are known to all the entertainment offered is Of |
the most brilliant description. Paritaai 10 the
Opera selected, great favorite with our musical
public, and one which perhaps exhibits the excel
ence Of the company more ,tdkingly than any
other. In addition to this we are To have grand |
Concerto entitled La Fete Bohemienne, composed
Ind performed by ARDITI and BorLsISI, which is
laid to be an admirable composition. Who viii be
sble 10 stay ct home on such an occasion1
CALLING MEETINGS TO ORDER-We hear con-
Itsnt complaints Of the members Of the different
Trades about the failure in calling meetings to
rider at the time fxed by the published advertise
nents sometimes this is done half an hour, some
lines three quarters OF an hour later, and the last
lime the BARRIERS met they commenced their meet
Dg instead Of q O'Clock. at nearly 10 O'Clock. This
"a very unpleasant and dssgreeable for those who
ire living distance from the place Of the meeting
The proceedings must by this manner OF conduct
ps nu.in7ss be extended to q late hour. If .us !
Trades wish that the daily press shall take notice
of their proceedings, they should be aware that
he reporters cannot spend all their time with ons
Trade. Their tims Is valuable, and they desire to
visit more than one meeting IN the evening. On
ridsy nigh. this reporter was compelled to waste
bis time in running here and there or sitting idle
It the different places where meetings had been
called. The resulsOf all the meetings that evening
was rather poor.
GrRn.y IN TIE PUBLIC Schools 1. sxcasd
rgly to be regretted that the knowledge Of the
German language 10 stl wholly neglected In oar
Public Schools. Dat Of Germany there is perhaps
DO place 10 much crowded with Germans a. cur
and yet notwithstanding the great in
ercourse We have with them, there IL no provision
or rendering their language accessible 10 the mas