New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

taken deep in.cre. in TIE pro,2s-T OF the City n
his earlier years he a schoo!ca-her al prsoa-rI
for College rsny OF the ernaen. men wso nov aIorn
our learned professions. In politics. Col C VA. an
sn~aTerirg Wing, having voted for the WAX candi-
dafes FOR President since the defs, Of John Quincy
Adsms bis last vote for oh CaipperA anil wa.
among the Frat votes cas-; at bis pei, Col having for
long time expressed himself anxious 10 DO ,1as q Of
justice toward the brave General whose frisaishi9 h.
had enjoyed
Tie funeral of Col Coffin will take place this d.y ct
Jpn
IHE VINO GENERAL CoxMITTEEs.-At the
special meetings of these Committee last evening the
Wing Committees for 1853 called. the General
COMMITTEE 70 assemble OF the fh Of January and the
Young Mems Committee on the 18th OF Januar7
! In the Young Mems Committee beside thanking the
officers for their services Mr. Nicholas Carroll pre- en.ed
alengthy report from the Corresponding Committee
detailing history Of the Wing defeat, tracing
the causes for long series Of years and sscrbns the
saving of the Union to the efforts Of Mr. Fillmore upon
biz accession to the Presidency by the death Of Gen
Taylor, and claiming ,ha, different result, would have
been effected with Mr. F. az candidate. This docu-
nens reflected very severely on many eminent Wings
and took ground sinst military candidates Mr. Cs
report was after discussion adopted and ordered
to be published Only p on. Of 100 members were
present large numbers staying away when they heard
that irrelevant business would be preenten.ed and the
time of the Committee wasted with dsquisi.i1as on
platforms.
laid upon the table.
MORE CONTESTED SEATS IN THE TAaxAyY
ConnITTEEs-FifA Vdrd-Tt Is said that the Kennedy
(soft SheD party intend coniestng their in the
various Committees
Si1td, Eishfh and Ninth Waris-The New.York cor
respondent of The AIcny atlas claims the certified
Delegate from these Wards as Soft Shells.
7ioelfh Ward-The Soft Shell contestants are: For
General Committees. Benson McGown, John Nc
Macarthur John McCosker. Young Mems General
Conmittee-James Flynn, George F. Lynch, Henry P.
McGown. William Henry, Nicholas Ray Ward Com
mittee-Thomas Murphy, james Pettis, Charles Boyce
John II. Payne, Thomas Nugent William Hartman,
James Wall Stephen Lufz John Farley Peter Mana
han, Blasts Ryer, Albert G. Hayden, George Devn, Di
vid NJ. Wood, James McLeoi. With power 10 fill va
canoies.
If the speculatons Of The Aibauy il1ss correspond
ent be correct the Soft Sheds will have large major
ity of the cerfcated Delegates Gncludng the Sixth.
Eighth and Ninth Wards all Soft Shells) which will
change footings certi6cated Hard Shells, 81
Contested 80. Certifcated Soft Shells, az Wsrds)
90; Contested First, Fifth Seventh, Tenth, Twelfth
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Wards) 81 Deegates-lesv-
ing unconies;ed the ~ Delegates from the Second.
Eighth Thirteenth and Seventeenth Wards.
Who COMMITTEES FOR 1S53.-Accordng
to certificate signed Oscar Taylor, Francis McInrc,
and James Britt, the Twentieth Ward is TO be con.
tested these Inspectors Of Election certifying that the
following gentlemen elected the Primary Elec
ton. at Nc. fi West Twenty eghrhss, Dec. %;
cd MEMS Democratic Wig General CoHniss,,.
Den'l D. COaoysr, Henry Houston Cantwei B. Leete.
jas. Andrew, Jr, Abraham Brown.
IeEtg Mems Democratic Whig General C0uf1iie.
A. Warren Smith, Arthur Mills, Dr. w. Ednond'.
''''' Ward Committee.
pbio v Beebe james Bnu, George Daily.
Thomas J. Brown Chris C. Ellis, Jacob Johnson.
CornsIu. Turner. Taos BresEwen, Edward S Weede
John Van vOoii,s Henr, Hutchinson, Joseph Jones,
Francis Geervis, Christian Worth. George kimbley,
George Reide, Benjamin Petit, John Bunker,
John Erskine, Peter Bennett, Thomas Santum,
Edward Miller.
We had previously given the ticket which was chosen
By $50 majority at No 23O Thirty xth-st Ninth
av according a certificate signed Hugh Turner. VIM
H. Peabody, and Andrew s. Turner Inspectors. and
the Committeeman chosen this ticket are arranged
according 20 Districts
RANDALL's ISLAND FEsrUAL-The children
on this Island forgotten by their friends the
festival Of Christmas Governors Draper and Townsend
accompanied by Mr. Coleman of the Aston House, to-
eether with several merchants of the City. visited
them bringing with them supply ofjuyenile presents
suitable to the season. The children who always
in expectation OF meeting with their patrons holi-
days. marched in procession TO greet them at the Dock
The boys then escorted their friends 10 the school
ROOM where they received by the girls aud then
commenced their exercises by singing young lad
then in brief speech, welcomed their guests. Two
Of the boys spoke a pleasing dialogue A1er some
singing from the children they addressed sever
ally by Governor Draper and Mr. Coleman. The Compa-
ny then proceeded with the children 10 the dining
room, where good dinner, containing every variety
that the season could afford awaited them, and,
might be expected by the bright countenances OF the
youngsterr most gratefully accepted and heartily
enjoyed by those present
IL The Union Bethel Mission in Orange
st. will hold their anniversary in the Overst Baptist
Church, Thursday evening. Addresses will be de-
lyered by Rev DR.. Potts, Rev Dr. Ferris and others.
There will also be singing and rccitetons by the chill
dren Of the Sunday School Some interesting fscts
listing to the Mission will be presented and in aid Of it
a collection viii be taken up Admission free.
BoUauEr OF MELopY.-Messrs. VIM. Hall Il
Son have issued Tor the Holidays an elegant volume,
containing the gems of twenty OF the most popular
Operas. We have a collection of music
calculated to give so much satisfaction for paror prac
iice All the Operas produced here for the LIST season
or two including Martha will be found within It's
ers They have also published their usual Musical An
nual, embracing large number Of Walace's compost
lions.
VEHICLES IN BsoADwAy.-On Monday
man curious to know the number Of vehicles moving
in Broadway stationed himself in a niche in Genins
Hat store, No pa. and counted for twelve hours
from O'Clock, A, NJ. 10 6 P. NJ. during which period
he reports fourteen thousand and s.rfy vehicles as pass
ing that point This is nearly % vehicles per minute
Tur pTaeISy Nuisance -Workmen have