New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER s, 1851

clothes or large family. while constant rotary no
ton is given 10 the whole by the least breath " air
from whatever direction. The arrangement OF rods
end lines is a, once simpstsnt ingenious the Dryer
is rather omsmeutzl taan Otherwise and, SINCE 1t
costs but So ought to come INTO very general USE
Mr.. c. X Bradford ihe owner OF the patent. IS al
/ Trenchs Hotel. where be may be- seen from 10
O'Clock dsy, AMI would ike 20 treat for the disposal
Of rights general or local We commend his m )tc'
there exhibited TO the attention Of our eu.erp1sng
mechanics
Tx pROMrrnHus. There was I rumor
IN town yesterday that this steamer had been taken
possession OF by her passengers and that hs Captain
had been placed n IONS We could not uice ias
rumor aud presume 1t referredt to N Old transic-
ton which occurred when the Prome,heus WAS a.
San Juan seine time since, and when portion Of
the passengers were rather troublesome
CITY PRIsoN STATISTICS. There re-
named in the City Prison on the frs, OF October
last si7 persons and during the month ca we're
ceved, making in all 1924, OF whom ILL were
white males COS white females. IS colorei males
and 40 coored females During the month 800 were
discharged 33j were sent 10 the Peniten.iary
died and IS were sent to the State Prison leaving
Der OF prisoners received during the month, 1871
were foreigners and only 800 natives Of the United
States.
Run RowDY NiLLANY In the Nine
teenth Ward yesterday the utmost effort Of rum and
rowdyism were made to defeat the voice of the PEG
pie. The villains who were engaged IN the riot
have snesked into their obscure dens and 1t is i'm
possible to get at the names of the wretches butw
know that they came in herds from other Wards,
hired By some of the vile, unprinciplsd scoundres
WHO grasp at the control OF City plumber aud made
it about az much as mans life was worth to vote
at either OF the two polls, unless they went The ent
lie swine for the rowdy ticket. The result ofthe
matter that when heyfound out that their patrons
were likely TO be defeated, they made rush for the
ballotboxes and in spite of all efforts broke them up
and thus vilia,ed the election. We don't know. and
don't what party faction were successful but
we DO know, that the scoundres who thus tramplsd
upon the highest privilege tina: freeman can enjoy
should have been shot like dogs by the rcemen
whom their hireling souls thus Vainously insu.ted
We are sure that the policemen know these scoun-
dres and is their duty TO point them OUT and see
that they do the State some service AZ Sing Sing Is
they do not it will be hard for them to prove that
they are not in the villains interests. We learn that
they the rowdies, were for one Edwards, who de-
sired to be Alderman, laudabe ambltion-in an
honest wayand that when they, the villains thought
that Edwards likely to be defeated, they organ
lied into state Prison gangs rushed into the rooms
where the polls held put the inspectors at de-
fance ard destroyed the boxes which contained the
ballots II the miserable wretches are not made 10
suffer for their shameless villany, we shall have Ut
tie faith in the justice of our City authorities Let
us have the names Of every one OF the gang both
employers and employed, and we Will hold them up
to public until humanity bushes 70 oeiieVe 'ha'
such wretches exist in human form.
In regard 10 the other Wards we are glad to say
that no outrageous breach Of the peace occurred
There was some noise and riotng in the Sixth
Eighth, Fourth, Twelfth, Fourteenth, and Second
Wards-but no very serious consequences hap
pened.
In the other Wards, as far as we caa learn, things
were conducted peacesbly.