New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
cnl.Nrx CAvAsSERS.

Wr@NrsnAY Nov. 90.-Ald. Compton III .no ..t
All parr canynsscd tho return from the tonf'9ein
Wnrd nnd discovered clerical error inthe Eshn LeO
49,, Iei,ict This paper was sent back for c9rrec.lon
Aid pohoriy canyassod the returns Hom ''o
Wnrd and found them correct.
MeIP NJ tho Board adjourned TO noon Ihursday'
The account with tho people IS now as follows d.,
T a,,sls, S ,Tm Ss eieens Chairman and
s,,,sry fCsnvasssrs half hour each At f2esea OF
Ng 4 ,:s s ss sG re
ruoeaton g. each or ~ Ier hour 80 G ~ the
Nov 1ssme hOgIs listening oay h,s 81 ~ o.
md COUNTY returns and twentyf wad' - 40
x each b. Or sane per 10 c ioai listening to reading and
SosnS si.j to watching smoking his cigar q
Nov ineludins the imasnaiy seI' &c, sS, fan
sTenrenh Ward two hour. 20
NSS S e,gTns from Tyreinh snd Filth Wards, two hours ~
N9y viii corrections Fifteenth and Seven -
c'gh sane to two and sii hour; bearing Second Third
seventh and Ninth Wards " Al
Nov 2iIo meeting and 40 gInns J 10 IN q
Nov 80 ssme hearing reading of returns from Eisnh A,
nId lS .4 s0G 1c hours hearing iih gares 90
Nov sss SSos Foarcsnih and wards
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Total 10 hours Eve
EQUAL nine days work for one man a. co5tanino the
olecaons on which Mr. Mcguire contests the election OF
n"n;eI " Clark in the Third Assembly District. Inc
,,o,cst was published BY Yesterday:
snS C,aaDof Ne YrBeua Buck f.ad city be,
ps Gry sworn says that he was elected on: o Ise w.
Of teoGn o of NegYork In November 1885, that on the
s,b day of November lac. and past he attended ~ NO o5
in sd District such Inspector and t9s an1 Rash Akns'
% h o were opened time designsted by law sns con
tneeS T At the the opening Of the polls box desuaed or
receiving ballots for Assembly not nas any he ani thai
AZ e during the DAY And
@ thai the gpe6 S1 asI %hg Gh .i uS a @ P
ore Richard B. Plat that lmn9S elglisS the box for As
semby sealed up in the Prsenee o. 'a eT ro1 in I'D
e No Doyer which said room adons the par ro.I O.
cuIed by said Richard p Plat mat ae so t en- me boz con
tan ps The vote Assemly being opened was - ma "a
& therein exceeded by Eve tho whole number OF yot
entered upn The poll stwhereuPon all the ssii oaos W.
returntd to said boS by TIE inspseos ana dew ont Of nd
eied ard one of the Inspectors hereupeh 1ew e. H."
hx without seeing the ballots therein contained nVs nj
that beng the over the number o. w. ~ ains Ne
% daniel " CLARK had received 1874 vote, Tor Once .
Mete of Assembly that Patrick n Or yotes f aid once
% ~ rt wa agreed the inspectors AID clerks atendn
iaS po br reTrped TO said the lid being closed d3w
md secured By nail and through the sane hole a. sac %
@ M sane; that the inspectors then adjourned TO meet
ID NJ the 9Th Of na s no orpns Of tn
an inst ard deponept further says that on the morning o.
IN tbs ofir Inspectors according TO ad ournnien a.
NJ Dsnl " CLARK one candidates for Assem-
rtIsonsy called the deonent and dsa VA H. IL
made mistake he believed In counting the ba
Hst Ills deponeni although satisfied mat no ms'ake a
what the purpose OF sad lbsetIs
o.. ~ aid box which then done, using little or n
force whss o fastened hst the ballots were again eoanis.
yb,n II WIS nd that there was an excess
& W. ,bn arrived st-that Dan' Clarke received yi vote.
Patrick Mcguire 65 and Php = ~ yes given fr ese
esnddste canvrssed for the morning OF n cb This
popent refusedto Dc. REM + RICK
Sworn before mt '"H " A. WHiTLocx, Commissioner Of D