New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03

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~ Gleason'S Pictorial for this week fully
sustains its high reputation IN the serial world.
Among the engrsyings we notice a fIe view Of the
great sun Buildings Baltimore the American Reap
ing Machine Portrait OF Catharine Hayes The Moore
College a Gypsey Encampment the Regatta and
the America Lord Elgin the Cricket Match. &c.
The literary contents are varied and excellent Is
usual French No IS, NaSSau-St., sells It for Cd,
or 81 year, which is very cheap.
Mas. F.. OAKEs SMITHS LECrURE.-Tfe
hatlonng reception given to the lecture of this dis
nguished lady, on her first public appearance IN the
summer, has encouraged her to announce second
lecture which VII be delivered next Tuesday even
ing at the ssuyvosant Institute. The subject, which
Is ''Womanhooc" Is one that affords admirable
field for the talents Of the lecturer, and will I'M
qrestonably re discussed with freedom originality,
yigor, and ceceoy. A large audience may be antci-
patcd, especially OF women who may wish TO listen
to wise and earnest statements from one Of their
sex on a subject of universal interest.
- 4 native vocalist of great power and
success VIII appear before a NewY ork audience IN
Trpler HAIL. tins evening. lie Will be ably assisted,
and We may promise him full house. sincere wei.
come and fair hearing. See advertisement
NEGLECT or DurY.-We notice that the
law in regard to sprnkiing the Russ pavement is
only partially fulfilled that part which provides for
the swecpmg, very important portion indeed, seems
TO be entirely neglected. However. this Is about as
! h,,g
The LoNG-IsLAND RAlLRoAD.-We made
bit Of blunder in trying TO state how the trains
now running upon this route. But the changes are
so SUDDEN and go obscurely set forth that We hardly
expe.t TO make correct correction. We understand
that the regular passenger trains run from Jamaica
eastward, and from GreenpoIt as FAR a Jamaica
westward. From jamaica TO Brooklyn the convey
ance seems to be uncertain.
We don't pretend To understand the position of
tie parties to this controversy, and we apprehend
that it is not important to readers but It Is I'M
porant to the people of Long Island that the difficult
ty should not interfere with their travel, a. It
does most TunOusly.
- Yesterday the new Clipper ship In
yincitle was lowed from the Sectional Dock, where
she had been copperedto PIerNo. a. East River near
the foot OF Wali-St. She Is 2ij feet IN length, over
ALL and of about 500 tunS measurement built
ard rugged for the Liverpool trade but, In conSe
Cuence of the loss OF her intended commander, Capt
Norton, who died on the day that she was launched,
her destination has been changed TO California. 1t
Is said that Henry w Johnson. recently of the steam
OF Promethus, and old East India yoyager, has
| been appointed her commander.
THIRD WARD.-The primary meeting of
| the Opposition in this Ward on Tuesday evening
was about the richest of the series which came off
throughout the City on that evening. 1t was held at
Memne's Ball Alley, Greenwich-st. The ballot
box was situated In a cupboard, against side of
the alley and all who desired to vote had to reach
up eight feet to get at the Inspectors, (whose heads
could lust be seen peeung out, but not the ballot
! boxJ After few minutes ballotng some OF the
| BOYS" and some pocket-book troopers, (who, 1t
seems had formed coalitlon,) protested against
| the "cistance," or reach" tore down the cup
board took the ballotbox and walked off with 1t, Of
course declaring that their ticket was " unanimous
ly" elected. The " Runner faction, (whO II APP
peas, were the ms at the outset) protest against
! this as an innovation of all the " tme-honored and
established usagcs of TIE Democratic Republican
| Party" In the melee there were several knock
downs and drag outs, and not very few sapS IN the
/ face. One Of the leading Runners loudly com
planned that he had received an AWFUL smack in The
face and as he had so few friends, they could not
retaliate. The policemen said 1t would be all
/ right and that the boys were only having time 4
parcel OF Fifth Warders aided IN carrying off the bal
LOT box and in return ther Third Ward friends went
ND to the Fifth 1t was thus the primary meetings Of
| the Democracy, were controlled. Probably the
! Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Fourteenth,
! Seventeenth and Twentieth Wards were not the
oui, Wards where these disgraceiul scenes occurred
| among the Democracy on Tuesday evening. The
fights which occurred then are all the talk IN the
! Wards implicated. There surely should De some re-
stricloIs upon such dongs, and tickets elected un
Ger such influences should be reectedin the nominal
! ing Conventions. But it hardly be oxpectcdthat
the POLITICIANS thus elevated Will waive their claims
| TO seats IN Nominating Conventions when they are
! so anxious TO figure IN.
u should be stated IN aton TO the missing the
! Third Ward that the ballot box was ony elevated
two or three feet higher than last year. me Thrd
Ward Democratic leaders have certainly made
beautiful and practical appeal to the Higher Law
! DEATH By DISEASE OF THE HEART
The Coroner yesterday, held an inquest on the body
/ of Phebe Dunlap, a colored woman, born In Con-
nectIcui, 81 wears OF age, who died suddenly At al
early hour yesterday morning. \ verdict OF death
by disease of the heart was rendered by the jury.
/ Suspicion OF GRAND LARcENY.-Afemale
/ named Catharine Biger yesterday arrested, on
suspicion of stealing $32 bank bills, from room
/ In the house Of Mrs. Margaret Clark No 49, Wash
iLeten.si TIE accused was held for examination
ARREST OF A MEDICAL GENTLEMAy.-Dr.
| VIM r. T. Lutner a physician, having Office IN
Broadway lear the Ar Union Building was yester-
! day taken INTO custody by officer Fulton, Of The
Lower Police Court, on charge Of bastardy' pre-
! tered by a Young woman named Mary Ann Porter
The doctor was locked up, but subsequently, gave
bail for his appearance for examination anc wa set
at liberty
Court CALENDAR-This Day.-C. ;. Dis
met Court-No 3TAe Cont VII then adj ourato second
Tuesday
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