The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-07


Demoesusis majority in these districts ....... s22
The Yhird district Of the Twentieth ward and the
Second district OF the Nineteenth ward, also
made returns In the latter district, the ballot boxes
destroyed Should the other election districts to
lie heard from have given 500 democratic majority Mr.
Fowler, the democratic candidate for Surrogate Is
elected. If the additions Of the returns given
however, correct, the indications are in favor
Of the election Of Mr.. Bradford, the present whig
incumbent ofthe Office of Surrogate by very small
jority When elected three years since believe his
plurality over MIR. McMurray, democrat (now elected
sesstor) was in the neighborhood Of ten thousand II
successful by bare majority, Mr. Bradford owes
his election to the management Of Of the individuals
most active in getting Up the Union Safety State ticket
who came out in his favor in morning paper also to
the general support he received among the lawyers
The majority of Mr. Bosworth (democrst.) for Judge
Of the Superior Court, will be about 100 over Judge
Mason, cue Of the preeent whig incumbents. judge
Oakley (democrst Is elected by much larger majority
over Murrsy HOLMAN, (shig) For the supreme Court,
Jsmes Roosevelt, democrat is elected by large
majority James G. King, Jr, (whlg) Judge
lngrsham democrat; Is also reelected 20 the Court
Of Common Pleas over Townsend (whig) For Judge Of
the Court Of Appeals samuel Foot b,ing on the Union
Safety ticket, are informed has majority in the
city, similar to that Of Mr. Unman for Attorney Gene
ral-ray 4Oc. From the returns received from other
parts Of the State, Judge Foot Is believed to be elected
lie received respectable vote from anti renters
although perhaps not 80 greet favorte With them
Chstceld.
The majority of Mt TnOu (dsm over Mr. T.lm.dss,
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far, which viii bo increased 70 aggregate 300
al the returns In Recorder Tallmsdge eiectsd
three years since by plurality OF 6&S Lorenzo H.
Shepard, the democratic candidate; but a majority OF
the citizens voted against him at the time follows
Lorenzo Shepard. ......................lsSo
john H. scot. 6SS3
Total % !67
Frederick A. Tallnadse..
Majority sgainss Tallmadge. sos
There were also considerable number Of scattering
votes given for Recorder at the time Of which taks
account.
Cornelius v. Anderson who has failed Of his
election for the Office Of Register has also fallen on great
u In popularity since he elected In lsss lie then
received Is eo7 votes while Gen TAyior received but
s6t fer President spe Hamilton Fish but - $50 for
Governor, ut the same elsctcn.
COMMISSIONER OF STREETS AND LAMPS.
The following returns which nearly complete, show
that Herry ArculaIus (dem is elected Commissioner
a Streets and Lamps, by majority Of about 5oo
Jacob L. Dodge, tho present whig incumbent. The los
OF this Office Is viewed with great BY the whs
secticneorers who consider OF the most Important
stations in the gilt Of the people with reference TO its
bearing upon elections and corporation jobs Mr. Areu
arus hasl long been anxious for ONCE and
unfuccerful candidate before the people. lie for
Register In IL 49, sgRng Anderson and bady beatea
In 1850 he tried the 9Th Congress district 18th 9th and
1fh wards) against Briggs, (whig) and was defeated
and his end viii look the following returns With