New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

of quietly without contest. Poll open from = 10
To- AN.
Se,entsep,L H-ars-Poll open from sunrise to 9
An. Ou.y one roAet. Election passed OF m per
feet order.
E5cifrenh N-c-9-He,e i very serious and dis
graceful not took place. The poll was open from
A. VI. to J N Early IN ne morning the voting
place surrounded By q noisy and excited oro"t'
and symptoms OF a row acre manifest. Il IS stated
that the immediate canse of ihe disturbance was the
/ presence ola lot Of downtown hIrelings who hal
been brought up The return Of delegation
favorable % their employer Very SON after their
arrival feht was commenced. and IN Spie Of the e.
forts Of the Police and orderly citizens, 4 became
! general ard furious. stones and CLUBS were freely
used. and some attempts a siab5ing were INDUCED
IT.. II Was reported tina. 4 man hal been
killed. but our latest information coniradlctS the
story. A man named Martin Brooks was very badly
beaten Mr. James Kennedy had his eve Knocked
on: by rowdy with the convenient name OF Sm1er
The eye was replaced BY Dr. Busted, and Mr.. X.
was taken home large number Of men were
more or less bruised be, none very seriously excep,
those mentioned. At one time large crowd OF Ia
borers made an onslaught with paving stones, &C.
/ but they were soon routed. and several OF them
were laid sprawlng along the railroad track by the
time the regular Police were unable to put Al end
to H. and rooniorcemcnis sent up from the Sew
eu,een,h Ward. whereby order was finally restored.
Some arrests were made, but all were discharged
/ for want of evidence The entire affair was eSpe-
cialy disorderly and disgraceful
Nineteenth Ward.-There were two tickets here,
We understand Nothing occurred 10 disturb the
proceedings Poll open from sunrise to 9 A NJ
Trcateth Warf-Pou open from TO II y VI
We did not get FAR UP town. but are told that All
was quiet ONLY one ticket run.
1t will be seen that. with four exceptions. there
was 10 rowdyism or difficulty that IN The rlith AMI
/ Eighth Wards nothing less ever expected 50 tina,
IN fact there were only eudS IN the whole TWEEN
ty Wards In all instances The guilty parties appear
TO be of the same gang that figured SO conspcuoaSy
| IN the Filth, Sixth Eighth. Tenth, Fourteenth and
| sixteenth Wards at the Opposition Primary domgS.
Indeed It Is notorious that this gang had sworn that
the Wing elections should be no better than the Other
and the disturbance that they made Yesterday was
/ labor Of love on their part. That they were en-
| couraged and rewarded by some few reckless DEM
agogues Is undoubtedly true but with ali this they
failed to get up any place full demonstration on
! the sixth Ward pattern There was an evident lack
OF spirit even IN their roHdiest moods, attributable
! perhaps to a short supply OF rum. We need not as
sure the intelligent reader that they are no portion
ofthe Wing party, a fact which VIII be readily seen
when the real Election takes place.
GILBERT & Co.'S EoLIAN PIANo-FoRrE.
We find tins fine instrument IN the FAIR, where II
attracts much attention and commentator. We are
| informed that when this house first introduced the
| Fohan INTO this City, there was a warm opposition
to it. many persons believing that 1t would be adetrl-
ment TO the piano business But the result has been
highly favorable to the -Eolian. Mr. Waters, the
agent found the sales increasing 50 rapidly that ne
was induced to open second depot, and now ne is
doing an extensive business at both places, Nos JJJ
and Az Broadway The .E0lian is much admired
by many who have used 1t, and Is very popular.
Those who are about purchasing pianos Will no
doubt examine the one of GIlbeus IN the air, where
1t viii be properly tred and examined by the attend
ant though, for part, We should prefer to see
and hear them at the more quiet and appropriate
| ware-rooms III Broadway.
GRAND DIVISION Sous OF TEMPERANCE,
EASTERN Newly oRK.--ThiS body commenced their
Annual Session Wednesday evening, sth inst
There was a large representation IN attendance, and
over seventy new members were initiated The
election of Grand Officers was had with the follow
ing result
DR.. st John of Ballston spa, G.. w p.
EnOch Jacobs Williamsburg, G.. W. \.
Thos EdgeTly. New-i Ork, G. =
Daniel II. Sands, Newly 0rk, G.. T.
Rev. Geo. Brown. New ,OTk c. Chap.
:. Allen, Whitehall. e.. {.
J. j. Cute, Castleton, :. j., G.. :.
The sessions were continued through yesterday
and viii be resumed this morning. Much important
business has been transacted The retiring q. W. p,
IN his report. recommended action by the Order,
throughout this jurisdiction IN favor Of the principle
Of entire prohibition of the sale Of all Intoxicating
beverages. and doubtless the Grand Division will
take measures to carry this recommendation into
effect The efforts Of the Order Of the sons Of Tenn
perance to advance the principles of total abstinence
aud keep alive the Temperance reforma,ion have
been such a. to command the sympathy and support
OF the entire community.
The WILLS AND FoRREsr CAsE-The
action for assault and battery brought BY Mr. n. p.
Willis against Mr. Edwin Forrest, and which has
been pending for some time past in the superior
Court, yesterday laid over for the term.
LARGE SALE OF TALLow.-The Butch
ers Melting Association Of this CITY, made sale Of
500 casks the average weight Of which Is 200
BIS This IS probably the largest sale OF talow ever
ihdue III 1ili> IVY vi perhaps III 'uis 'o"h} ~ -
for the Liverpool market 200 casks Of which viii go
by the steamship City OF Manchester.
FRAUDS on THE REvESUR.-Upon inquiry
atthe Custom-House we learn that the statement in
The Herad yesterday that house in the linen trade
had been passing fraudulent invoices, Is entirely
true. After the strctest investigation, not particle
Of proof discovered eyncing any attempt TO de-
fraud the Government
SCHOOL OFFIcERs.-Mr. Editor: The
Importance Of selecting the most intelligent and
unselhsh men IN the community to fill the Offices Of
School Commissioner Inspector. and Trustee must
be obvious to all. Beng good Wing or a good De-
mOcrat, or a Temperance man OF a Christian man, IS