New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07


that took place the rowdy-rIm ticke, died ike
cat, luG We learn that our expose Of the Primary
doings was powerful enough 70 secure the rejection
Of the ticket elected by the yagabond hrengs of the
With Ward Hotel, ard that ticket light shade
better in q political yiex was scrougei in-namely.
tic Kelly ticket tut Il was " Compromise after
all. the Brennan Assembly Delegates having
been received bv the lid Ward folks AZ
ter some spainng upon other questions, the
Democracy al last sotto the Seventeenth Ward, and
here the unsra;efu roaues. after Using me Land Re
form soft ones as long as votes be counted,
turred round and kicked the whole party OFT Of
doors with GOODNESS that fairly made one sh!ver.
So, good bye 70 Loco Land Reform thereabout- We
rather think our ulrra-Banburner friend and late
convert TO Eunkensm, Honorable John Cochrane,
aspran for the Bench OF the Cour Of Sessions, has
been play ing double game here, his Land Reform
profess ons were mighty loud At the County spurge
in Tammany Hall. but he saw his colaborers kicked
out last night without sigh. But then White men
are berry unsartln" There was a little Spasmodlc
kicking IN regard TO the Nineteenth Ward, but the
upshot was that the Herrck and Seagrist folks were
invited 10 examine the outside Of the door, which
thev did with much swearing about separate ticket,
defeat. revenge, &c II Is not improbable that the
Seventeenth Ward Land Reformers and the Nine
teenth Ward l0aves seekers viii give the Regular
Democracy" some trouble
Finally BY the time midnight broke, the City
Convention settled rs differences and adjourned to
meet on Wednesday evening. In the interval pipe
viii be aId industnousy
The Police Convention which met at Tammany
had the same sort OF luck-the Sixth Ward bone was
industriousy gnawed. and after some Squirming the
concern adjourned without making a nomination.
We understand that the Police Conventions arc in
a boggle about the extent of their duties some say
they must put up Police and Civil Jushces-others
that they nominate Police only. In consequence Of
this difficulty, only one nomination was made last
night andthat was
Dist Wards For Pobc, JustiCe
W H. l8-MllAam l.. " God. Seventh Ward.
For Cfri Justice.
John Andrews. Eleventh Ward
SO ended the outbreak at Tammany. The out
sideIs swore terribly threatened heap Of damage
but finally efervesced and scooted IN peace and har-
mony The only article that suffered materially
was brandy that was completely carried away upon
the occasion.
In the Assembly Conventions, there was more
work and queter sort OF harmony. SO far asw
had a chance TO see the delegates behaved soberly,
and gave evidence OF desire to do their duty fairly
We have few nominations, which We append
Disfs Words Assembig Nominations
L.. \ 2-WILLIAN. MINOR. Delegate to ,ie Judicial
COnr ehtiou. name not j the Directory
II s 6-PArRIChG MoLoNEY, (the only one we
North hi River Hotel, No 05 B1r So
H. No nomiEeiion - Convention adjourned t.
". 5-GiDEoX j. TUCKER. lawyer. No 10 White st.
W join Brown Muse Printer, No. 40 Scanned
VI. 8 No nomination that we copldhear Of
VII e-Not heard from.
Mo- IA CIR tsala~ NJ Dr.
81 store m the Bowery
IX----l-AARoN B. ROLLINS, druggist. No. 90 ay. {.
XI----l3-DAyID O'KEEFE Jr., lawyer residence IN
XII ITO noaina'ion that we heard Of
XIIl--l5-M MCBRIDE cant say whether it is Michael
or Mathew; both are erocers within the
XIv-...lG & 2O-No nomination.
XV.---H-THoMAN ST. JoHN tailor, lil East l8th-St'
NVI----lS-No nomination thai we haze learned.
few Of the diSafected around old Tammany kept
up their noise until O'Clock this morning AT last
they were cOaxed out, pushed out threatened ont.
and got out, and then they assaed the Pewter Mug,
where their orgies were kept up until much later
hour
There were some movements IN regard 10 Cor
poratlon Officers but we have only room to note the
few candidates indicated.
FIFTEENTH -Aderman-William W. Mcintyre
Assstant-Ben Hart
Elepenfi ALTERNATIVES Smith Assistant
Edwin Bolton.
Another nomination made, and 1t smusslc which
D. re gular.
MOVEMENTS or Miss HAYEs-Aiss
HAYES gives her Seventh Concert this evening at
Tnpler Hall The Montgomery Guard VIII be pres
ent IN uniform, and accompanied by their Band
They have engaged over hundred seats.
Tomorrow evening She sings IN Brooklyn, and on
Thursday and Saturday evening, she gives her last
concerts here for the present
On Monday she proceeds to Boston where she Will
probably remain ten days or a fortnight.
The friends of Father Mathew have thought there
was not quite time, before her visit TO Boston. To
make arrangements for the benefit kindly offered by
the fair songstress to her distinguished counryman.
HIS benefit concert viii be given Immediately on her
return from Boston. She Will then, PROBABLY, give
one more concert, and Immediately afterward visit
Philadelphia and other cities
Yesterday she visited the Far of the American
Institute, al Castle Garden where She was kindly
received by the Committee and had the pleasure of
inspecting several Yankee Notions, bearing her
name She afterward proceeded to Brooklyn,
where she visited the Orphan Asylum, and delighted
the orphans by singing THE Harp that once
through Tara's Halls" The Orphans responded by
singing the following
ORPHANS WELCOME.
TO MISS cArHARINE HAYES
All had to thee -hall to thee, Erins far daughter
Whose name has long echoed lar over the SEA
Whose pathway of Triumph has crossed the blue water
To gather fresh hight IN the " land Of the tree
The harp OF thy country, arousd ffomitS slumbers,
Once more az thy touch Thrills with rapture the thTons
The hearts OF her children swell high with MS numbers,
While royalty listens, entTancod with the song
Oh tar are the laureis thy young brow enwreathns'
And vch is the garland fame twine,h for thee