New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

- NN "NN'Ati sIhheIuhy WIS Ne'"'i 49,
frtsh breeze took CT TIE effect Of the heat The
ar Is materially PARTED and improved by the
shower Of Taeidsy night
TIE RAN.-Ths copious shower Tuesday night
did considerable damage by 90 ding cellars aud
easements, ard washing dowa banks, new wall, 40
The new sewer in Delan'ys.. near Sheriff wal
much injured. Several cellars in that section were
FLED With water. Nr slydam, baker, corner Of
Wilet and Delaney ats. had a quantity Of dur
destroyed.
FoR EUROPE Cunsrd Steamer Canada
sailed yesteidly noon for Halifax and Liverpool
taking II passengers for the former aud 81 for the
latter pot She took Abou. 100000 in specie.
DEMocRARTIc PRIMARY ELEcTIoS-Tho cleo
tion in the various WARDS for Delegates 10 choose
Delegates TO the Syracuse Convention and or Del
sgttea from the Wards to form General Commit
tee came off last night. We give below as full re-
turns Is were attonablc when We went TO press.
il the Eighth Ward there was no election, the bal.
lotboxes having been carried of by portion Of
the gang OF mi,cretn,s called " Short Boys"
Fks1 wAsD De,gaie, 10 me General Co@nii,es-R.ch.
arc Aulis D cLAsi Murray, Charles Cannon.
Dlrgats D. t1e Firlf = enby Dgii-, CosreH1olD q.
% Ms1rs. Michael Burns Sebastian Kohlhsop Thom.
$ coso vssD-Oi1 NM Grrsrai cemzittes-J. Y
SAVAGE W. DD laP, Frederick Gi more.
SsToeV's Con'e1fioa-nsnle Dodge Joan l. Tags ? A.
kofeior James Li11y. anesC sio0esl
tEcoND NARD-F0g i-sfrief CoEtfnfi5g-Jarues "A ssh-
r'rlEn William Miner, John Mclean, John Ward Tho
Fer GteaI CozHit'ee-JsmeI Leopard Daniel Mehan,
George ". lttAc,.
TnisD wAsD 70, M-Js-iqC fii Deua-aiie RepublL
can GeatraI Cenaitee-w Liam II. Bolton HenryJ. Nab
bett Richard ID Marshall
Fer M,.bsy, Of ne D,aoraiie R>pgbltaa A,,e,bly DI
winsn MeGsr, P Kinney, A csik
fouRTH WhED -De,9lls1 10 ne A,""o'g Ds''ht Con-
r'hiio2 aPslnek NeTc5; CoNles d. Lyon Patrick Boyle
to' Ge"e,oi CO. r,i,teso, balance 9ts5o-Ald Ja:oo
Fm1H WiRD.-Fo, General CssI@iii,. Emanuel 8
Harl Henry "a. Western, John Y Savage, Jr.
Henry Hcanhe, Jsmes T. shnseJ, Rchud A. Cham
beIs james Demsiesi Patrick aoach
Thomas Gilmsriip, Thomss j. BAR Josefh Cornell
R,D,senf me AmMtv Dsf,ffts ne Styacae Cosseatioa
-PsuicE Gsraehty Hamilton Fenors, F. Broaden, Taos
Meshsr, N chsel Mclaughlin.
ES1H WARD For A,'emb'y District Conrea'ioa-I
Sherman Brownell, Samuel Rowland Wm b. Aip.ey
Tboms, ho'tor, etc ,hen ae,re
10, ne G,ne,al CymnR,es-Wn J. Brlsey, WIN. Val
lesu EdwHd sush1n.
FF1EENIH NAED-- neleca,ss p ne General COMMITTEE
-Ism.s nocseyeL John 4. RoSs, Sea aud Lucils Rob
Dt,oa,ei 70 ne A,nby Cohrer ron -Elna,han TaOrs,
r Emmett AcAfde, A A. Myers and Nicholas
wash.
sIxIEESIH WARD.-For Geaval C0nmiitse-Jas. Mlr-
raw TroI W Omsl-sd. Stephen D GardLer
For state Co1rn fiog-Dist l. Thomas Il. Kernsn 2.
Berj A. Guyrsi 3. John >. Kelly Jas Faroofni ..
John Phaon
10 The Second wsId there sppesgs have been TWO se
Of the hArmOrloui returned
Tie tricks Of the wire-pulling LocO-Foco polti-
clans were never more glsringly exposed than at
the various Ward Meetings. ln the Eighth, Sixth
and Fourteenth Wards the ballot boxes were
BROKEN open and the elections defeated by hired
DULLES end ruHiars. whn prevented the Peanea-
bly, disposed from casting their votes. The dolngs
Al the Fourteenth Ward democratic" Head
quarters Grandst perfectly disguised all the sober
and rejecting voters, who dared not venture 10
enter it While the election was beirg held, owing
to the struggles continually taking place between
the different bands Of hrelng roTdes. Meetings
Of Sailmakers and Upholterers were in session at
the time and witnessed the whole OF these dis
graceful operations, snd from all that We could learn
il taught them useful lesson in politics.
A NEAT CoWPLlNEST-We hear that the Cam.
den snd Amboy Railroad Company have provided
the steamer John Potter, which plies between this
City and Amboy, With an entire suit Of flags and
oolorS, intended to be displayed only when one OF
more Of the Committee Of Thirteen, appointed by
tire senata, and Of which Hon Henry Clay was
elected Chairman, TO adjust the slave and other ex
citing questions, shall be on board as passengers.
FIREs-At / O'Clock yesterday morning, s fire
broke out in stable in Egh,h.ss near University.
place, occasoned by two barrels Of lime standing
against the door, and Stacking during the rain.
Damage very slight.
ATE o'clock YESTERDAY morning, the pain. and
putty factory Of ]. Belknap, No. 8 Gold 81. wm
found to be on fire. TIE flames we're eztingu,shed
be0re much damage bad been done
RuS OvER-Jacob LaDcb, member Of Hose Co.
No. while running to the Ere yesterday morning
fell and va, run over by TIE cart. Hewn badly
bruised. Taken home by the Company.
The MASSACHUSETTS DgFAULrER-AddisOn
WNe, who was arrested in this City on Tuesday,
charged with embezzhng $4,000 belonging TO the
Wsstern Railroad Company, Of which he was
agent and renurer, cOnse.ted yesterday % 60
back Voluntarily to Springfield, in that State, where
he says he can satisfactorily explain tho charges
brought against him. Officer W. II. Stephens &C.
companied the accused.
ARTIST or A FUGlIWE.-A man named Joseph
K,hoe, WHO stands charged With having. on the
5,h inst broken open the trunk OF bis room mate
James Ryan, in Norwalk, Com. and stealing there
frma so bank bill an god coins valued at Sal,
was arrested yesterday BY ohcer Firchock and
brought before Justice Molntiort u whom be vol.
urtsrily admitted having committed the felony.
lie was licked up in default Of $500 bail.
GRAND LARcESY.-A man named Cornelius
Dodge w,syes.erday arrested b. cheer Gosing
Of TIE Eighteenth Ward, On a charge o. having
stolen gold patent lever wstch, valued AZ :35, tue
property Of Reuben Claushey, residing Al No. 323
ThId avenue TIE watch vas stolen aoou. q week
sirce and fouud in possession Of the accused,
who WIS committed fer Trial By Justice BleAkley
CASUALTIES Ben amin Brown lsit night, in AZ
tempting 10 get Gih0re from tho Villa nsoargh |
boat, before IL made iss. 20 the bridge, Eel into
TIE water and had narrow escape from drowning. |
Patrick Hughes, while driving horse and cart |
tbfourh Houst0usl ran over li.ile boy the son Of
NJ G--n-nsnn- rasl-ir- ~ 2nl Hlus-on IL