New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

Jefrsy. VIM c Cove Joseph Cornell. John Harrison,
Henry Mcdonald, Timothy Warer.
AID "9rd-bern9rd Kelly, Edward Denny, BenJ Nc
garland Ihos b John-on. Jsets0n vernilyea john IL
baxftI " m Seaman, Simeon Decker. John HoaShkirs,
John nav nIn. Cornell, Geo. Elliott John Field, Richard
d. Viz byS1se Rs ssrfe 6 Simmons ri,
Slsvin. Patrick AeGAHn Mathew Shaalhan John McCos
tsr james sClOud james Henry, Michael Gail,sher,
Michael Conroy NicboAs Ray. rhos. Nugent James
Mcclure, John P. Dodge, Nile. Sauby
AHia HeTd-Fsher Wr-ts. John Barrit, James Irwn,
STEPHEN Barker, Joseph OKseie, Henry Lewis John Ne
CsnDel Edward woraen, jaime. Mclaughlin Edward
Mcconnell James Cunningham, VIM. MeCoEkle, EpaEain
Alien; Jossph Beyens GeoTse Weber.
4Uh VG-e-Joseph Hutton. Redmond McNsnus, John
Duncan, John Jones Nlchse Mooney, John HAlersa NJ
chAel Conely, John Gsegx. Edward H;zoas, James Nc
Suen lanes Dnon, Matthew Daily, Peter MOnhAn nos
xrM Vard-w. N MeIntire. P A Ross. Elij.h Fisher,
Augustus schel Patrick LoEue b 5 Hart, D. c, Eaton
james quarry, John Z Ross Thomas Norris q T. IaonP-
XTya Ward.-SaInuel Ossood. James Murray Andrew
Leary. NJ snifen John Daley, Ps,rict Lynch John Far
rel james s~eeny, Samuel : V.nderheyden Jsmes Beg
Conner, Arehb bald Noble Patrick McDermot Francis Mur
ply John sexton Peter Heory John Dillon Henry NcDsr-
XFIIn Ward-Georse H. Ro-. sanl 5 ST John, Isaac
yemyea, Joseph Lux, Robert Mcintyre, Pstrck Carr
San Jr. Timothy Donovan, Smith Ely, PAtrek Dee X.
Patterson, John NaDdewort George Schnremsn Thomas
Wallace. William Coulter.
XTHIa WarJ-Robert Kelly, John Marphy, Robert C.
VOORHEES,. stephen Cornell Thomas Irving Harms W nes
Sen, Jehn R. Brig. james Crawsors, Amos +. Hatfield,
Tbsdious Wilson W. J. Roswell Robert Foster. Maurice
XiXa Wars-John L Brown james Starr. Hiram
Chandler Stephen Drew, Thomas Pearson Philip Foley.
Gregory Conner z p Parsons. William Dealing Jeremiah
Guion, Dennis Grady James Mccormick VIM Roach A
Herrick Henry Beck.
Xxa Ws,dc-Chafle. R. Trisler. Hugh Murray, Jane.
T. Fssan John McKenrs John Coyle, Paul Neinn. Thos
herman, VIM J. Peck. Thomas W Olmstesd, John Bnce,
JO.eph Miller Peter NJ Began John korshay Hugh Moo
ncy. WI. simTson.
Firs Vard-The friends Of Aid. Moore were
successful b. vote of two for the DOrsn party
The election was held Of No - Beaverst in the
Of Pioneer Co No and the attendance very large.
The ballotbox was placed in adjoining room In the
back part Of the hail. and the voters were obliged TO
reach their votes considerable distance before the To-
spectors who were located in window, could obtain
them. There was considerable wranglng among the
rival factions az to the reception OF votes but no serious
disturbance occurred After the hour for closing the
poll. arrived the ballotbox was Withdrawn from the
window-sill and the window barred up. The Police
then cleared the room occupied by the people but
large collection OF those interested remained some time
In front OF the Engne.House 10 await the result Two
or three arrests were made and good deal OF hard
words passed among the anxious ones It was charged
tina, men had voted from other Wards and who had
just landed from foreign ports, and that the election
was mere farce. Two or three beicose individuals
denounced each other thieves and would have come
to blows but for the interference Of the Police The
Democracy of the Fin, had decidedly stirring time
Second Fard-The election was held at John Wood
vorthe. No 10 Dutch.st and passed eff very quietly,
the soft Shells succeeding by "a majority. The ballot
box was situated at the head of the stsrs and the eec
pioneering done in the halls and outdoors.
Third Vard-The election was held at Nimne's,
Greenwich st and the Inspectors had ensconced them
selves in a snuggery side of the bowhng-slley,
which the voters reached by going up pair of stairs
erected for the purpose The vote Stood SAID lis
for the Hard Shell ticket 10 % for the SoShes but
h is understood the election Is to be contested an only
one of the Inspectors signed the returns the others
refusing.
Fourth Hard-we believe there was no serious dis
turbance here, and no very vigorous opposition
Fifth Vnrs-Three or losr tickets were In the held
but the Hard Shell ticket succeeded by about 300 ma
joriiy There was good deal Of scratching. a. usual
in this Ward which delayed the counting of the vote
SirtA Ward.-The ordinary amour. Of rowdyism pre-
vailed, and there was very smar. fighting. No
body hurt beyond the ranks Of the party.
!s.renh Ward I'VE have no news worth mentioning
from the Tweed District
Eighth Wayd-ID the Eighth Ward IL was peaceabls'
the sickles ticket polling light vote.
Ninth Ward.-Towards the close of tho polls, in the
defeated party were being wasted BY the Inspectors
There were three votes Of that kind Of the sue
cessfu ticket offered yet they were beaten by the In
spectors Not satisfied with this, the bhoys procured
AN Axe and slcdge and proceeded TO demolsh the
partition behind which were the Inspectors Mean
tire the inspectors threw the box out OF the window
and IL was taken to the Sationhouse where the votes
were counted.
Tenth Wayd-The Inspectors appointed by the
General COMMITTEES instead Of holding the polls :"
the place designated by the same body, published no
tee of a change being made In the location OF the
mills The Ward Committee desiring this change IL
legally appointed their own Inspectors 20 receive the
yotes and abou, 400 (SoShells were cast for the fol-
lowing ticket who will contest the seats OF the Hard
Shells
G,n1al Committee Charles Francis. John Van Cott,
Henry D. Johnson r., -,
MciIenry David Mcclure. Asa Bogert, Alexander Ora
ham. -. u H.
derhill Samuel Dunlap. Chss. Merritt Norm IN hcLeo1
Joseph NJ Bell Jas N. Belts Dsnl. Ward. Jas bry an
Ohio Oliver. Louis Tameyer, John Riley, VIM ). Con
eley, Vim. Catermsn Henry Harrington
EIerenh Ward Hero there was magnin
fcent fight There were two tickets IN the field
the Bouton" and the "Farin' factions There was
continued riot, lasting nearly all day Heads were
broken, eyes gouged teeth knocked OUT run pou''u
down, &c, 80 A man, named Lamb. Cos severe cu
over the eye -cm knife, and others met with less se
we're injuries.
I feeltA BarS-The poll for the Twelfth Wars
was held at MeGanns corner OF Broadway and one
hxpdredth-st In a small house or barn and III
usual precaation OF putting up strong barrcade %
protect the inspectors from tho 'unterrned WA re
sorted to, and the free Democracy were permitted u
stand out in the mud and pass their votes IN areaga
small hole There were two parties in the held tn
Hard shells" and =" son shells," and, as matter o
course, skirmish en.ued. during which every ma
locked out his clothes" Notwithstanding which
soue Of them got marked Al the closing OF the polls
tho.e who had not voted the usual number OF time
made rush, and there were no len han hundre'
votes offered when IL was announced that the " tim
vmup" The Soft shells" knowing that they wer
defeated said that it had been unfairly done, 50 the,
had watched the whole game, and had seen the red
tppet Hard shsis' vote four OF h'e times each W