The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-22

The concert II Mr. Vincent Wallace the composer of
Aazitaua" and other operas at rrpler Hail. to night,
will he the fret musical event Of any Importance the
present season. No ono examine the programme
without beirg satisfied that the entertainment will be Of
ysry high order, both regards the selection q music
execution Of by the distinguished artists who
have been engaged for this festival Mr. Wallace him
scf viii display the skn for which he is distinguished
10, only a composer but performer the violin
and The piano forte both Of which instruments under
his hands made to discourse most eloquent music
Besides the atractivcness Of such talent in addition to
many rich novelties Mad Wallace Bouchec thesistcr Of
Mr. Wallace will make her first appearance in New York
Her voice i one Of peculiarly mecdous tonea e-:o
soprano under admirable cultiya.onand in ballads she
to have inherited that style of expression and
cuton Of which, occasionally have had instances in
those who have renewed the style Of the celebrated Mrs
Ellington in England in the early part Of the present
century There nothing difficult to execute well
than English ballad; and we believe that Madame
Bouchele has the ability TO crafty every refined and
cultivated ear in this department Of music SO much
neglected and little understood We anticipate that
the great night at least viii introduce bet
ter taste into musical circles.
The Tn,nmany society-Election of Officers.
Last evening, the Tammauy Society met at the wig
wan, they call Tammany Hall, for the purpose of
electing the sashcms secretary treasurer, a saga
more and wisknkie 1t expected there would
have been grand shindy both among the outsiders and
in the wigwam itself where last year there such
the close of the poll that the books carried
away and the election remains undecided till the
time. On the present OCCASION there good deal Of
excitement and much discussion in the barroom and
the stairs among the members of the party but there
nothing that amounted to a fracas. The most
tive and prominent members Of the party present
tr.lDu TO n thei
way while inside, the barnburncrs had it all their way
1t does not however, amount to much to which
ton Of the democratic party succeed in electing their
ticket in this society the society its officers cannot
control the action Of the party and their whole power
only amounts to possession of the building, known
Talnmany Hall. Indeed several wings members Of
the society and voted last night-mcn, who
democrats and have changed their party. Once MEM
bers they members for matter how they may
shift their political creed Henry Clay is member Of
the society
The polling commenced at seven o'clock, and it
arranged II should continue till nine o'clock, but a vote
was taken and carried to extend the polling til ten
o'clock; but it pretty well understood long before
that time, that the Purdy anialgamation ticket,
uniting barnburners and old kunkcrs, would be
elected. The only question about the Wiskinke.
At 10 o'clock the poll having closed four tcers APP
pointed. Elijah f. Purdy aud John A. Kennedy on the
Bogardus the part Of the bunker Ii cket There
considerable excitement and great hustle at this period
Of the proceedings and the four tellcrs made rush
out Of the room, and entering by adjoining door,
got into the orchestra, locking themselves in
They remained long counting the votes. that
society, too. went away before the decision
nounced. 1t shrewdly suspected that the delay
caused by fear Of fracas. The scratching
chiefly in the Of Mr. Semi candidate for the Office
Of wiskinke (or keeper OF the property II the society,"
1t discovered 10y the barnburners, that though
their ticket he canvassing against it. and for the
other side, They accordingly scratched" him, and
voted for Cornell who the wiskinle last year. The
sycamore (who is the door keeper the
both tickets. and elected almost unanimously lie
has filled the Office for many years Out Of 2lo
votes polcd in all, he received POS, having
he'd i'm, nd he or t.iu fhrow pnf Tna
tickets nearly the as last year. The barn
burner ticket had majority of hunkcrs it; and
Elijah +. Purdy who headed it, claims to be bunker
though amalgamation bunker.
The supporters OF the ont-andout antihunker ticket
issued burlesquc ticket containing the
those the ticket Of their opponents but having the
following hcading-" Wilmot Provso ticket-Van Buren,
and opposition the Fugitive Slave law Then there
Buffalo in the act Of tossing the temple Of Liberty
into the air while the goddess Of Liberty away and
her cap flying in the air behind her, while Justice
cffcctng her escape in the opposite direction Uder-
meath the picture the words Buffalo platform
lsiS and forever At halfpast IL o'clock the teers
announced the result to be in favor Of the Buffalo Plat
form coalition ticket with the exception of William
Sem, who defeated and Joseph Cornell the
bunker ticket elected in his stead The following
q successful ticket