New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
CITY ITEMS.

AMusEMESrs &C, IRIS DAY AND EVENING
Broadway Thes,er-PrOL And.rsOns Mssesl Fear.
Nbos-overture; Pleasant Seshbor; Dances
ss,suns @S..uS- wsi's S-SsSa.t., o..oiSs view, &C.
s:sna;"o." c"i.s-. ne'r !sn.,oo"T
r. We had sn extremely hot and sultry
day Yesterday which was, however. sgreesby modified
late In the evening by a smart thunder shower.
Loco. Foco PRIMARIEs.--The usual
powo~ for the election Of delegates to the varioss City
Conventions held last night and passed of without
serious disturbances, far a we have heard Ths
" nurseries" extensively pstronized. as all tho
elections ere held in rum shops, and many Of theuta
those of the lowest dirtiest and basest Sescdpuoa
where gambling and prostitution are the chief means
of profit
OF course, the election was the most ridiculous
farce The names had been selected weeks before q
Tammany Hall, and The Gem tickets we're prepared.
the fright sort" Of inspectors chosen, . dozen q
bsasty rufans In each Ward. hired 10 do The voaaS
and knock down any one who should presume 10 10.
terfers with the play. These poor, ragged, drunkea
soule,s mindless debauched aad diseased cutthrosls
and thieves who crawl through blasted and horrible
existence In the low dens Of the Saith Ward who RIO,
or sarvc just they have luck In r,bbng prosttutss
and pickiog strangers pockets, who with pro-
babe chance of escape, would cut their own mothsrS
throat for ten dollars apiece - these hreiiaG
curses to themselves and the world. constitute
the bulk of the regular dimmecI attic voters at al pr.
mary elections; they are the disgusting wre.ches whs
make public opinion" for the columns of Tke National
democrat ana The Herald their especial organ and Pc
tron and express the voice of the great Democratic
party" of the metropolis The ruisn stely tried fss
his life and barely escaping the gsllows, crowds froo
the Democratic the District At orney who pre-
secuted him. and The fallen gentleman speaks
ering from the brazcn miscreant; the "Democratics
gatherings are everywhere addressed by man VIE
owns and keepsin full play nasty gambling houss.
where strangers robbed every hour In tho dsy.
Thls foul mouthed hypocridcal brsgssrt but In fao&
most wretched coward Is the saint the Peter the Hor
NIT the demisod of this Democratic crusade
But all this machinery Ia kept In play by the mony
the maQnates of the party who pass for respectable mes
who al. in the chief seats of the ynagogueS who give
literally TO missions and home charities, who would osa.
cider the mseves dsgrsced If they should spesk
to one of their ruany TOOLS Yet they bleed freely 70
hire these rascsls they kno~jngy connve at the jug
Cling tricks In three cent grogshops whereby tbs gree
mass the party defrsuded of their voice. whereby
certain candidates nominated es surely AZ @ well
arranged clock will strike ten at the proper une
Occasionally a few honest votes-strsageiy out OF
pscesre cast at these packed elections but Ia the
main they the most Infamous outrage upon fire. In
stutons and the rights of the people that our fa'c,
hollow, hypocrtcal, cheating aud plundering moo
rscy ever concocted. They are utterly knavish, from
heir commencement In rum-hole to their oonsumma
ton In the dirty place
A DIsGUsTED DEMoCRAT.-The Editor
of Tie National Democrd, went up TO Newbursh On
Monday TO see the dissertation Of Washingtons Had
quarters by herd of rowdes aud gamblers with here
and there decent man, from this City. The Editor
makes several dolorous complaints: la-The pre-
Qrsmme was not carried out 2d-The artillery was
a mere pop gun" 3d-The Nsw-York General Con.
mltiee was not there. 4h-GovernOrs Of States were
not there. (Where Is DorrD 5th-The invited sssstas
speakers &c, refused to march In tho procesaoa.
6h-The procession didn't walt until the Empire Club
arrived 7th-There was an amending din Of dinner
bells all over the village all day sth-Tne order
Of procession disarranged. 9th-The prayer was
delivered before the arrival of the Empire Club (rhs
s, indeed just cause Of complaint, for We doubt n
anything human now In state of probation stands II
such desperate need Of prayers as the Empire Clusl
1Oth-On the journey home a couple of rascsl stole
the Editors carpet bag, forced IL partly open and sot
OFT with two dirty shirts, for which Mike Walsh says.
the Democracy" have q natural sfioy. We sincere
" pity the SUITE, ings of the maltresed and dbgustsl
editor but the only consolation offer Is tho ~.
vice TO avoid bad company. Whose toucheth pitch v
pretty sure 10 be defled.
EMBEzzLEMENT OF $l,2i5.-Matthew
Ryan, young Ishmsn 10 years Of age, until recently
In the employ Of La ~yer Chsuncey shafsr ofths CITY,
was yesterday brought by Officer J)Bes, Of Boston.
from that city 10 answer q charge Of sfnbezz lemenk,
preferred against him by his late employer 1t appears
that on the 10th inst the accused intrustsd By Mr.
shaer with the sum of 81 PAS 10 deposit 10 the Broad
way Bank, instead Of which he took the money and
escaped to Boston There he called upon Mr.. Geo. H.
Gooding broker, and purchased $50 gold sovereigns
for which be paid sixteen sJc0bLs on the BDwery
Bank receiving small difference In value In snves.
He stated 10 Mr. g. at the time that he wanted tho
| ,oyereisns a. he was soon going to Eagsnd On Mon
dav last be returned ~ the Office Of Mr. IT, ana ~sooo
20 exchapze some of the soveregns TOR ana
at the same tms made some remarks wn'cn ied nf We
10 believe him 20 be rogue. Tns ofhcsf wss sons
| for and sst arrived Ryan was drawing revolver
from bis pocket bat for what purpose 10 unknown no
w,s then arrested and searched 100 sovsreigns were
eound In a belt which was about b Ia body. The nevsd
the loss of Mr. shaer having reached Boston previous
10 this arrest It was believed that the prisoner Wa the
thief and be was brought to this City aud taken sofe
Ju.tice Welsh, where he was identified by Mr. ShAfsr,
ard committed by the magistrate for TRIAL
PHILLIps's FIRE ANNIHILATOR.-At-
teut,on 10 called 10 an advertisement In this days T-
5un< giving account of the success Of Phnpss An
pihstor In e1nbguishing FIRE on board the steamship
| City Of Manchester. The Fire Annihilator Company
are confident that few Of their machines had sees On
board tho steamer Henry Clay, On Tho ssa isst. he
melancholy loss Of lives and property would certainly
have been prevented.
~ We have received from N. b. Bra
| dy. No. aO5 Broadway, Handsome bronze msss.sea
| of Gen. scott m,dsby Chsss, Brothers Co, Of -