New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
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DISTURBANCES Ar THE PoLLs.-Qaiet, Tor
tc mcst port prevailed at the various pon districts IN
the different Wards during the forenoon OF yeststosy
but In tie after part Of the day the immense quantity
liquor which had been inbibed began 70 sho" Hs o.
fects and N many cases fighting and qisrrenng were
the results Al one Of the election districts OF he fr'
Ward formidable hgtt was GOT up between hunloe'
Of drunken rowdies but the interference oil the ponce
soon 0uecd H. and several Of the leaders were ockc1
up in .he staiionHouse In the Seoond, Ihird Fourth
,nd fifth Wards no disturbance of serious character
occurred Az usual in the Sixth Ward considerable
tottn0 took place, but nothing Cf a serious nature
trsnspircd sevcIal Of the fighters were taken, with
black eyer and bloody noses TO the s.aton.House In
the Sixth District Of the Sixth Ward, fight took place
In which cabs aud stones freely used. One
Iving in Charitonst, had his skull fractured The
Kelly ticket box (not The bsllo; box) seizei and
broken 70 fragment Several Of the beigerents were
arrested by Capt Brennan Of che Sixth Ward and ms
men, ard locked up In tie Tombs. Quite SERIOUS
eight took plnce in the Fourteenth Ward, between tne
lriends of ex.Ald Kelly and those Of Nike Walsh oo'h
ssprrnis 70 seat in Congress from the same sr'cs
After sonehsrd fghiins and several Of both parties DC
ing Hoored BY and other nIsses the ponce IN
terfered and put an end 70 the disturbance IN
.,,,e IF the o,ber uptown Wards eight diturbaaccs
t,ok tsce. but we have heard Of nothing serious as
having occurred In short there less fighting and
yowdyism than generally anticipated by our Gu
zens would take place.
Several srrests were made charges Of Illegal vote
Eng. A man named samuel Espie was arrested BY or
der Of one Of the inspectors Of Election in the Fourth
Ward, charged with voting Illegally. He was commit
bed BY Justice Bogart 20 await examination One John
.cl IF
scenth Ward willie Offering his vote ct nc Fifth Poll
District OF that Ward ster having as Is charged voted
at the Third and Fourth Dstricts. lie vas locked up
by Justice Welsh 10 await examination.
Three men, Damed James DOnnely, Nathaniel Gun
ninehs.l Of No. 345 spr.ngst4 and Anthony Rhyn OF
No 9Thompson-st, were arrested charged vita voting
Illegally In the Eighth Ward. Trey were taken before
Justice NcGrsih for examination.
~ The steamboats, Of the Boston Line leave
Pier No 10 North River, foot Of Courtlandtst, at
o'clock p. ~ instead Of r. NJ
SuPPosED M0RDER--Eseape Of The Perpe-
ha,0r-The body Of Mary Brown, an Indian woman,
30 years Of age, was found on Monday night, in the
rear Of No Little Water-st, Give Points, bearing
upon /, marks Of violence The deceased had been liv
inq with muiatto, named Andrew Jackson, whom, it
is alleged beat her iharnefully Friday and Saturday
Of last weel and il il supposed that the violence in
acted upon her person by him. was the cause of her
death Coon after il became known that fhe was dead,
jackson fed and has not since been heard Of The de-
ceased was very Incorporate in her habits, and this
may have fastened her death Coroner Ives has been
notified, and via hold inquest upon the body this
morning.
n att tho Eiya
Points hos received during the month ending Oct 81,
1859;
IN CasA-From the Mission box in the Office s5 81
The Sabbath School box, ga 81 friend 81 Mr. Jerry
Walker, of Fortyiiirdst T.. Church, 81; Mrs. Eliza.
beth Acton, by Rev Mr. Fitch, 81 Mrs Hamilton, OF
Washington, d. G.. IS; humble Iaborer In a di.t"nt
port Of the Lords vineyard, $40 Mt z HONS Wash
burn San Francisco, sl2f5; Mr. j. Nichols, Brooklyn
L. L., Ell Mr.. L. Bennett, S. Rev. Mr.. Cane, Provi-
dence, 81
In Goods-A bundle from Mrs John Ried, No. A.
First.sv; bundle Of clothing and papers from Mics
sauhcn Of Brooklyn; two barrels OF bread from j. &.
Eng'eby, How0rdet and Broadway box of cloth
Ing from the ladies Of Canandagua village, n. y; a
bundle Of he'd quilts and bOye clothing from Gulliord,
Conn bundle Of clothing from Mr.. Murry; bundle
OF clothing from Ira Pcrcgo Jr; two barrels Of cloth
ing from Mrs. Lamb and daughter; two bundles Of
clothing 1om Mrs. c. c. Leigh Rleeckere f.,
p S-Upward Of two hundred articles of clothing
have been distributed during the month. IL.
FiRE.-The various frc-bells throughout the
City last evening reLg alarm for the With District,
which fortunately proved 90 be fase. The hrenen
turned in large numbers, and aiter drag ng their
machines through the lower part of the City, came 10
bah at TIE corner of Broadway and ChamberEst
The origin OF these false alarms should be nvcsti
gated and the ringing OF them stopped by the proper
authorities
AT twelve O'Clock on Tuesday morning an
alarm rung for the With District which also proved
tlse.
CHARGE OF MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF.-Oilicer
Nesbt of the Fifth Ward, yesterday arrested nan
named Michael kerrgan complaint of Mr. :, :. Hin
man Of No Is West Twenty hfthst who charges ihe
accused with malicious repase in driving his horse and
he Eghtkav railroad track and refusing to
move when requested lie was taken before Justice
Osborne for examination.
SUDDEN DEArH-A colored man named Cam
bridge Ritter, on Monday evening while engaged IN UNI
hsding grain from his wagon al the Starch Fac
tory Of Mr. Morrison, IN Fortysecoal o., near oh Az,
suddenly taken ILL., fell back against of the bar
rels in bis wegon and expired in about FIVE minutes
atewad His remains were taken 20 the 18Th Ward
Pohce Station, when inquest was held upon them by
the Coroner Dr. l.idell made pOstmoriem eNamina-
ton which resulted In developing the workings OF die
ease OF long standing The jury rendered verdict OF
death by AneurisIn OF the ascending Rorta.
Hugh McCrossin, in driving through Leon
ard.st, AZ about O'Clock Monday afternoon, struck
hs carriage against stage which started his horses into
a run the driver thrown OF and dragged al least
hundred yards cutting hs head and brsng his leg
verey. Capt Marin, OF the police, stopped the team
and had the injured taken care of in proper
ner, Or Hosssck attended the injured person
REsuLr OF CARELEsSEss.-On Monday even
ing aged gentleman named Gauvan residing at No
% Frankinst, dangerously if not fatally injured by
being over corner OF Church and Frsnklinsts 10y
a msn driving horse attached 20 n brick cart TIE
driver going through Churchst in rapid manner.
and after knocking down and running Mr. G., in.
stead of stopping TO ascertain what injury done
kept on his way and could not be stopped, although
ordered 30 TO do by several citizens Mr. Gsuvaai had
HE skull terribly fractured by falling against the curb
stone He was conveyed Ais residence and attended
BY Or. Hosack. Wis recovery Is doubtful