The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

THE BLECTIOp EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY.
Our paper OF yesterday morning contained full 90
count Of proceedings at the various popg places
during the election day We also gave graphic desorip
tion Of the uposious Joy which prevailed At ranmany
Hall as ,he various CITY, ward and interior returns
announced The excitement continued TO increase and
did not sbaie in the slightest degree doring the entire
night The HERALD Office completely besieged,
crowd succeed crowd until half past six o'clock
yesterday morning there many around the door
as ct eleven the previous night. Ths animation i'm
parted the people by their universal and complete r
uuph them to fesi fatigue. The departure OF
the steamship Europa, yesterday, brought thousands
around our Office procure 9 copy Of the HERALD
EUROPE whilst host Of pewsboys beset every door and
window waiting for supply. They had already dis
posed of thousands Of morning paper and now pene
the mailing in order to get load OF Euro
pan editions buIng the dsy sn1 evening the office ofhe
County Clerk l.d with gentlemen wanting to know
the sstual amount Of cast for individual canii-
dates in the districts The police yesterday
ing, did rot show that arrest had been made in the
CITY for roton conduc during the day night Of ru's
day This speaks volumes the good Of the
The Empire Club assembled In the evening at their head
quarters halpg with excellent band of music at
Their head They arranged their tansparencics and
topa snd CLUB flags order aad brought out their very
fine brass gun called the Franklin PIERCE Having
formed procession they marched to the Park hatng
in front of the City Hall where they fred hundred
guns in honor of the glorious vitory in general and the
triumph Of General Waibridge in particular THIS
pres ion Of feeling scted the fact that the Gene
raj had been elected IN district heretofore considered
strong hold Of whiegery About fifteen hundred per-
assembled. When the firing concluded,
Captain Ry ADDRESS, the eopa amidst great en-
thusiasm The procession then marched from the Park
to the First ward Whtn passing TammAny Hall they
tauted the old Wig~am With discharge Of gun which
was replied to by hearty CHI from the gentlemen
nbisd in the font Arriving at Office, three cheers
were given for the HERALD. The First ward having
given an overwhelming majority for General Wabridge,
the club fired several guns from the Battery by way
rtturang thanks pom their re urn they halted in
mont u the Astor hone where the band struck up
"Ysnkee DOODLE All the ladies in the house appeared
a. TIE windows waving their hauokerchie sc. The
gentlemen inmates gave three cheers tor Gen. Waoridge
Upon arriving o. the Irving House, they ranged in order
struck the National aud gave CHI for
"lrvipG House, which responded to by the crowd
and gentlemen in front By three cheers for Walordge
ana the Empire Ilub' The club then marched to
head quarters, partok splendid COLLATION. previously
FrtlaIed ana MOI withstsn5iUg tneir exartion
Though the campaign, the QUO embsIs appeared as
enthusiastic 10 opinion they need soma
rsst for from he DIst day which they scattered de-
moe attic enthusiasm The city. they have kept W
continual fire In the night and morning with
ches, banners band, guns and sons An im
tImpore meeting OF the democrats took place
Iammany Hall last right. for the pun pose OF giving
to their feelings OF exutaon the result of
election. Daniel Sckes presided and addressed the
meeting Speeches alec made by General Wright Of
New jersey another New jersey and several other
speakers. Iamnany He'll was brilliantly Illuminated
Captain Rynders FIX FOUNDER sponged aud put
In rtquisition and The democrats exhibited
most unbouuded enthusiasm.
THE WEATHER. The rain Of Tuesday night ceased at
day break yesterday morning At seven o'clock, the
MOI ming Was cool and gloomy with sloppy streets. As
noon approached the fog cleared away the pierre
becsme DRY, NTH cheer nj braciDg breeze Tn. Their
momeier at the Herald Building ranged noon 20 deg
y Z N II deg; b Z N t9la deg. The day rsmsined
very fine throughout and Inc night promised as ii We
would experience another such from this IN ming
rHE FIRE IN JoIN STREET In our paper Yesterday
moInisg It stated that this fire exiting ny
the insurance watch previous to the arrival Of any Of
the fire department Uor reporter informed ny
Gentlemen in front Of the store, tire was OF
such Thor, duration he had ascertaning the
trnth OF the statement the ali nremen
had gone away We ured ny MIR Murphy, foreman
OF Hose Company No AZ that this company the
ground Immediately and extinguished the fire.
FRE-At half part one O'Clock ter day morning fire
broke out III the shop of Mr. Lee situate In
Eighteenth street, First large force of
iirencn soon in attendance. but notwithstanding
their exeons the shop with us contents. was entirely
Eighteenth - attended. ' : ~ p'''' ''''- -
GRAND Masonic FrsrivAL.-The Free and Accepted
masons Of ID. Grand Lodge, State OF New York will
brate the centennial OF the initiation Of
General George Washington this evening at Metropuli
Of the ordel appearing in full esaiis me hail
will be opened ut halt six clock In the meantime
the grand and past grand masters Will have oled in
the ante where he special committee Of st John
Lodge. No. !, will appear with the bible upon which
Dston took the oath Of Office 6rst President of
the United States rhis tee will be escorted by
gusrd q honor furnished bv the Washington Connen-
tails The Right Rev DR. Wainwright, bishop elect Of
The dccets o. New York vi. give prayer and grafton
will be delivered by Rev Stephen H. Tying d. It il
expected that the ceremonial will be very grand.
AwrULLY SUDDEN DEArR AT about ten clock last
TUESDAY night, very respectable looking woman
lanai street and mmed ateiy f. in fit dying instant
y Her body was removed to the Filth ward station
house, TO await Coroner inquest The letters G H.
D. are marked upon one Of her arms in Ink
SuIcpECoRoNER's Isqursr.-Coroner Ives held an In.
quest on Tuesday, evening ut tho Clerks offios
bis tbrra. in the hospital upon the 26th uls died
1om the injuries on Sunday last Doctor Bernard D.
lr vim examined. AN home surgeon to the de-
ceased has been patient for about four weeks was
received for fracture Of the tua FROM which he re-
covered he bad other Illness eight O'CLOCK on the
evening Of Tus day ago day he took his ra
zor into The bed wrapping himself in the blan-
k.ts severed both uguar veins and the tracha medical
40 was imme datey gwen and The hemorhags stopped
He fingered up 10 the a0th OF last month ne died
xpiestiI regret for The act The jury rendered YER
tct OF death from committing suicide by cutting mis-
throat with razor upon 18th ult. The deceased was
native OF Germany, aged fifty five years.
MEDICAL RtPosr EASTERN DIspESsaRY, ron THE |
Mor1R OF OcioBER.-
Patients ATTENDED OF Office 1T their Declines.
Males. tOl Males 10l
- males .Sl3 Females ........l23
- 1914 22t
: IN Der Of deaths The whole number OF prescrip
ions put during The month 10 esq., largest number in
me day III; smallest number In day, 74-aversge
.er day. ll3
Stage AcArDENT- "A man named John Carpenter, |
shocked down and run over by omnibus at o'clock
~ Tuesday night he passing at the Of |
tnnklin aud Elm street,. Upon being taken up he
Cnpd injured that Sergeant 0Ne OF the Sixth ward
lad TO take him to the City Hospital
srnIfT AssauLT.-A man name unknown brought |
MO The station house Of the Tenth ward at eleven |
'clock Tuetdsy night, with severe wound In his |
head. caused by blow received in the street He
attended 10 by actor, ard then sent home
MILITARY observation-disclosures IRisH CoMrAvY.- |
military company composed Of young Irish Amc- |
has been organized in this city They have taken
he Of the Meagher Rifles, in honor OF Mr.. T. Il.
dsagher 1t Is Intended that his company should DO
dded to the rish rifle regiment. about to be formed
lere The rifles already muster soue thirty muskets,
nd are under the command Of Captain B. Donneny.
Personal intelligence:
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