Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

city. What the astonshmcnt Of our intelligent
keeper, who is eminent electrician, to find Col.
Sine walking arm in arm with M Brit on
the pavement opposite the Hall.
Ii was plain, the Colonel and his protege were in
Negative condition, and passing magnet
zed wires inserted in India rubber tubes, their supe-
ror attractive aines disturbed the fluid and caused
the explosion just alluded to. The Colonel and
Ma were seen TO walk on with great haste EVIL
IDENTIFY pleased that they had broken up the rascatv
Heralds means of information. Do what we will,
some OF these unmagnetc loafers of Wall street con-
nua!ly cross our path. After the heavy expense to
which we went for the accommodation Of the public
to be disturbed by these negatirs clouds of humbugs
il is too much for flesh and blood to bear but they
cant keep our ship on Its beam ends. We have es
ablished cosrers most extraordinary and shall give
the state of the polls in several editions up 10 20
minutes Of their publication. We intend to get our
Telegraph recharged. Next week fall account.
The contest is going on finely. The Liberals are up
and doug. The day is glorious one, if cold north
wind, bright sun, end clear heavens can make one
So II Is an inspiring sight to the flags, the star
spangled banners floating in every direction.
The Usurcrs are becoming desperate. They threat
en- and look black. certain magistrate swears that
he loW be elected, and what is more he will be our
Mayor! His eyes flash fire at the very thought Of
so much honor being heaped on his unworthy head
Liberals, you-wil him the pain of such eleva-
ton. The other Usurer candidates are trembling in
their shoes. They shout, they exhort They run
about, but It's use. Their troops are dispirited-
their ammunition is out.
COURIER EXPRESS, No. 1-9h. ION.
Eighth Ward-The strife is less active this morn
ing. Both Usurers and Liberals are evidently rest
lny en- their arms to recover the gucs of yesterdays
hard fought struggle, which terminated favoraby
for the latter Appearances at this moment Indicate
that in an hour ar two hostes will be renewed
with their former vigor. The polling when we left
was liz.
COURIER EXPRESS, No. % h. Is m.
Sixteenth Ward.-At O'clock u persons had
voted the Liberal ticket and only two the Usurer's
ticket. The excitement here is remendous-fghrng
in every room in the house-here black eye-there
a bloody nose. Seventeen men had been up all
night trying to bring in illegal votes for the Usurers
ticket. Abody of fremen met them and whipped the
whole of the seventeen in less than IL minutes. The
Wings are desperate and despairing- swearing at
every body and every thing; several of the Black
wells island Jail birds got drunk yesterday thai it
is feared they will net get sober in time TO vote.
Fifteenth Ward-9 o'clock.-Whigs here not up
yet. They had great wine frolic over night, and
red eyes and blue noses very prevalent this morn
ing. IS votes taken here. They will not poll here
$50 votes before the final close, and their mao-
rity will not reach thousand. Just as we were
leaving, tall dandy entered with his pantaloons
strapped down tight that Easy, the clerk, had to
ease them and unsirap them before he could open his
mouth to vote. Easy was witness on Robinson's
trial.
Fourteenth Wsrd-9 o'cock.-Lbera ticket safe
here. 80 votes polled-26 Liberas-the latter are
$50 ahead on the entire ticket Not much animation
wings half asleep and wholly intoxicated. Bets
here freely to | on the Liberal tlcket-whigs and
usurers shy-an enormous mass of cabbage wagons
ranged between the polls Of this and the fifteenth
Ward.
Ninth Ward AT O'clock enthusiasm here i'm
mense. 81 voters went up in one body to vote the
Liberal ticket, as soon the polls opened. 1873 had
poed in all up to o'clock-at a fair estimate the
Liberals calculate on $50 majority hcre-the Ussrers
are using great exertions-giving away cabbages by
wagon loads and beef and beer. Blocker street is
full Of omnibuses from morning ill night.
Fifth Uard.-Half past 9-94 votes polled. The
struggle here will be very clese-it is thought that
there will not be so majority either way. Adonram
Chandler, OF the wing candidates, has been ex-
ceedingly busy about the pells the whole time-but
he, at least is sure Of a defeat.
COURIER ExPaEss, Ne. g. Oh. pom.
Seventh Ward.-l20 votes pollei at Oh. l0m.-of
which 100 were for the Liberal ticket When we en-
CURED the state OF the poll at this ward one Of the
clerks remarked chats Benefits man, tell him the
wrong number" we much obliged TO the young
man for his courtesy, but we know a trick worth two
OF that.
The Liberals are determined 10 bring ont their full
strength today. All the elec,ionecrers for the
usurels ticket have left the poll in search d Dock
rats and the oemmcn vot sleeps in the market 10
make show, bu. as an honest Liberal remarked
it's no go-we've good challengers"
Tenh Ward-9h. 5m.-3e votes polled for the
Liberal ticket and two for the usurcrs. The Liberals
are in high spirits and intend to do good DAVIS work.
Elersnh rvard-9 o'ciock.-Po just opened, and
about 80 Liberals waiting their turn TO deposit Their
ballots. An old hurkcr told US" II we don't give
700 majority for the regular ticket you may call me
id liar"
Thirteenth Ward.--9h. l5m.-90 votes pollcd for
Liberal ticket and IL for the Usurors. evil you
give 300 here q we inquired Of friend.
"There is no mistake about il" replied he and Ira
y. Wheeler begins to look devilsh blue. lie is sneak
ing round the poll begging his friends for Gods
81 moi IN III hin, oot heat in HE own w,rdu