New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-03

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Soon sfter the meeti,g edjcErned.
SEVENTEENTH WARD WIG NOMINATIONS.
For Coup,ilmen-XLyrh District, J. ". I. Nanrl-
pr; XLvIIth District, benjamin +. Pnckneyi LIN
District, Daniel T. MacfariSne For Asscssor-Dudley
3. ADdrews. For Constabies-BenJi min herne'
yarrum S. Minis. School Commi.siorer-Wm. Hio-
bard. School la pec;or-Joseph Whitehead scoooi
Trrsteos-Nstbsn c. Ely, Wm. H. Nanderhoot
s,xTrtNTU WARD WIG CHwTER CONVENTION.
This body conye ned at the Utah Hoase last night
and nonlir ated for ldermsn Samuel Dekm ater; Tor
Councilman. XLI.t District, John Westervett. The
Convention adjourned without completing their nomi'
nations.
SOFT SHELL PRIMARY ELECTIONS BIG FIGHT
The ScfShes held prii nary elections last night for
Delegates to the various Nominating Conventions
In most Of tie Wards ell INT smoothly, ort IN ths
Thirteenth there was a seIou' disturbance despe-
ste fight took place after the poll openeG between
two factions Of the Sot-Shells. The stack ~ said 10
have been made by the supporters OF the Taiamany
Hall ticket in consequence Of the majority looking up
for the ticket headed no outside dictatcn, and vas
particularly aimed at Tom Ferris one OF the Inspect
or load of wood passing at the time furnished the
weapons, and soon two rren had their heads orske1>
and another man was slot in the thigh oy George
- Ana
fight was desperate ard If it bad not beer for the
drompt action Of the Police, headed by Capt. Russell
who made descent upon the crowd and arrested SIX
of the fighters lives would have been lost.
Justice Brennan attended at the Police Court ard set
ted the prisoners as follows:
WP McCOru lex of No. Lewsst., whose read
was bandaged was bound over TO keep the peacs Tor
six months Mr. Green Of No. 632 Water-st., bail Tor
500.
James McLaren of Lewis-st. was served the same.
Charles How, No. 100 Orchsrd-st. resisted the or
foor and was bailed by Ed. c. COnnel No. IA Divs'
ion ST., for $780, oapPear in the morning a eIIIc
Donald of No. 3l3 Deancy'st was baiied for s.gvO
by Bernard County, No. 60 Pitt-st, and William NJ.
Tweed No. ) Cherry.st., TO appear and answer 'he
charge at 6 in the morning. The wounded man was
take TO his residence and doctor examined the
wound which is in the left les below the thigh. IL Is
no. serious. - , nj:
TIE other two prisoners, Jas. Gallagher and Davis
were discharged
Another reporter states the case thus: general
fpbt took place Immediately upon the opening of
the TLhyeenth Weird Poll in which Mr. Samuel Nc
Donald was shot by George Ferris. The parties were
Of TIE Hard and Soft of the "Fierce Democracy.
Tie Ferris party are said to have triumphed. This
was an old erud2e between them. Mccormick,
leader with many others, taken to the Thirteenth
Ward Station, Mccormick was wounded by blow
upon his head when arrested. Mcdonald was taken
10 bis residence in Delaney st. Ferris was conveyed
to the Station House Capt Russell, having been
previously advised OF the threatened trouble with his
entire force was in upper room OF Mr.. Onderdohks
house and sailed forth the instant the light oegsn'
Mcdonald is said to have been shot IN the groin.
Fifty cubs il is esd were in active use during the
melee.
In the Nineteenth Ward the anti-lierrck party
kicked in the doors OF the house where the Inspectors
were engaged in counting the votes, and made some
ether hostile demonstrations, but aterward peace was
declared, the votes duly examined, aid the Her.
rick ticket was found to be elected by large ma
jority.
In the Tyentysseend Ward sharp contest took
Place, three parties striving for supremacy but Dc
yopd few hustlirgs and curses, no disturbance oc-
CURED.
The following delegates to the principal Conven'
lions are elected:
FIRST WARD.
Chv-Thomss Bynes, Niichsel Marcy Patrick Curry
S Ssssv irwin Brown TSOm. Holland, A. j. Perry
Michel Marr a. Red JoSn Pryor Huqb O'Nesl
Senatorie-Dsnel JsDkins', William Kane Patrick 0Aha'
Ian, John Fox, Joha Ahern 1, p..,;.t Walsh
1ssenJi-T homss Lowther, Jsmes JscAon' fs''8A ""'
John Strip, Daniel Gurrep
SECOND WARD. -.
CrvAJfred Chancellor James Wsfon. Thomss Rogers
ConnnDsnis Mseban Alfred Chancellor, VIM H. Barton
nnf.a
ySaiiaSs~Wllsm Minor Alfred Ghaneeos, James Me-
e,iasAsrsna b. Miller, John H Derrick. William B.
s'ssr W ussr Jses Nss1y Patrick
lens Michael Wstsro John Dorian
THIRD WARD.
Gin Char O. Estcher Joseph Harrison Thomas Munroe
ConrtyNt Charles Fletcher, J'hr MeCO, Thomas MuHr0e
r. H. Crosby, Michael Moroney -. ,,,,, u
Jadeia!-P G. MOIOney, John 9. Dsvlin, Nicholas Van
SesatoraI-r. g. Moloney, Alfred Bailey Charles Henry
Henry Biek' Stephen Kelley: y c,o.A Iob, NJ Minnie
FOURTH WARD.
Cu,.G.or,. w Raw, c. Horg;n, ChGdes J. DousherJ,
Ben d. " al.A William Baird - NJ, c.,.
Counfy-Joseph Rose, Georys H. PwSsr' fsHcA OOS'e'
Jadiea,y -Thomas Anare Gsofse P Biskord Timothy W.
SenSis,iaI-H J. Burnett, Thomas Reeve, Patrick Boyle
H"isSIs-Jcbn T Ogden, c. H. LySn. Gu;tayg. B:fs'
wil.m Dew Jc.eph MstheE' joseph Rose n l. rh''
Crr-wr. II. BAKER. John A. Kennedy Edward Riss''
CosatS-Robert DoDnei s,ru. Hsushtsn, Root b. ssan.
deron, JAIME. p Webb, VIM aPplsysIsd ,Issr.
SssH,crsl-Ly1sn Csades Harrison smith ThsOEhilu'
Peci Stephen P.ret, Wn. Toser. ,.- ~, u.,,,
Bossnd an Andrew senber, Alexander Johssan, Dsris
Rooney.
Ciy-Ps,res Mathews Dennis McMsEn, BeFrsId Mae aey
'0 so.Sty@wm g. Fay Jcha Mathew P.;rca Laiey MI
! .h.s 81 P.trick Meas