The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

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Assembly in the Tenth Assembly district Of said city
and county was four thousand four hundred and sx.
teen Of which James Bsvins received eight hundred
hundred and seventy eight; Of which Henry Shaw re-
ceyed six hundred and seventy -four; Of which John
NJ Reed received Eve hundred and forty one; of which
Henry Patterson eleven hundred and nine Of
which scattering received seven
That the whole nunbe, Of votes given for Member Of
city and county, two thousand four hundred and
fifty; Of which Marcus p Ferris received six hundred
and twenty-five; Of which Francis b. OKeefe received
ave hundred and seventy one OF which Joseph H. Petty
received hundred and Of which James
G. Larue received four hundred and ninety seven; Of
The whole number Of votes given for Member Of As
semby in the Twelfth Assembly district Of said city
which Horace Sgler received six hundred and four
teen; Of which VIM q. Mclaughlin received eight hun
dred and eight OF which Nicholas Mooney received
sixteen.
That the whole number Of votes given for Member Of
mbly In the Thirteenth Assembly district OF said
city and county two thousand four hundred and
sixty; Of which William J. A. Fuller received nine hun
bred and sixty fve which Richard n Blatchford
ceived nine hundred and ninety six Of which George c.
Genet received three hundred and six; OF which NAL
colin Campbell received one hundred and ninety; Of
which scattering received three.
That tie whole number Of votes given for Member Of
Assembly in the Fourteenth Assembly district Of said
ninety four Of which John p Cumming received twenty
two hundred and one Of which Thomas J. Munday re-
ceved twenty six hundred and thrty-eigh; OF which
Thomas Manson received twenty-three hundred and
forty; Of which scattering received fifteen.
The whole number Of votes given for Member OF As
sembly in the Fifteenth Assembly district Of said city
and county, four thousand hundred and eiht,
three; Of which Aras G. Williams received tweny three
hundred and twenty Mint of which Charles H. wheelsn
received eighteen hundred and twenty seven; OF which
scattering received twenty seven.
That the whole number Of votes given for Member
cH and county was sys one hundred and
f,rty eight Of which Isaac r. varlan received seven
hundred ard Atty nine; of which Daniel G. Pentz re-
ceivod TIN teen hundred and four; Of which John s.
Cocks received seventeen hundred and forty of
witch Alexander p Sharp received three hundred and
seventy eight; of which William H. Adams received nice
hundred and 6fty of which scattering received ten.
We certify this statement to be correct, and tsva
used the to be aesed by the signature of our
Chairman and Secretary this second day of December
A. D., 1854 NATHAN c. ELY Chairman.
D. A. FOWLER, Secretary.
STATEMENT IN RELATION TO POLICE JUSTICES FOR
THE SECOND, SEVENTH, AND EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICTs, AID CIVIL JUSTICE FOR THE SEVENTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
NEW YORK.
The Board Of County Canvassers of the City and Couu
ty OF New York having met at the office Of the Clerk Of
said city md county, the 14th, 10th, 10th, 18th,
18TH 2Oh 2ist, 22d, 2sd, oath, 25th nth 2sth and
Goth days of November the LIST and ID days of Decem
ber A. D. 1854 to canvass and estimate the votes given
in the several election districts Of said county at the
general election held the seventh day Of November
in the year aforesaid, do certify as follows to wit -
That II appears, such estimate and canvass that
the whole number Of votes given for Police Justice Of the
and eighty six of which Matthew T. Brennan received
two thousand eight hundred and twenty three; Of which
Daniel w. Clark received three hundred and y three;
Of which David Kissrer received thousand eight hun
drcd and iftyfour; Of which John McGrath received
eleven hundred and forty-ve; Of which Jireh Bull
ceived six and that there Ave scattering votes
That the whole number Of votes given for Police Jus
ce of The Seventh judicial district four thousand
four hundred and thirty two Of which Michael Connolly
received thousand nine hundred and FIFTY four of
which James NJ Byrne received seven hundred and
seventy one; Of which George F. Clark received
Thousand seven hundred and two and that there
Ave scattering votes.
That the whole number Of votes given for Police JUS
ce Of the Eighth Judicial district was six thousand nine
hundred and ninety zone; Of which William McConkey
ceived two thousand six hundred aud nine of which
William DAWSON received two thousand nine hundred
and one; of which William J. Roome seceved thou
sand four hundred and eleven; and that there were
twenty scattering votes.
That it also appears, such estimate and canvass,
that the whole number OF votes given for Civil Justice OF
the Seventh Judicial district four thousand four hun
dred and fty.two of which Thomas Pearson received
w. Genet received thousand and eighty; of which
John d. Hoyt received thousand three hundred and
seventy; Ut which William Wordsworth received eighty
five; ana that there were three scattering votes
We certify this statement to be correct, and have
caused the TO be attesed by the signatures OF
Chairman and Secretary this ID day of December 1854
NATHAN c. ELY, Chairman.
.. A. Fowliz Secretary.
DRCIARATION
THE BOARD OF COUNTY CANvAssERs or THE CITY AND
COUNTY OF NEW YORK, HAVING CANvAsSED AND
ESTIMATED THE VOTES GIVEN IN THE SEVERAL ELEC-
TION DISTRICTS or THE SAID CITY AND COUNTY,
AT A GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON THE SEVENTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1854, DO HEREBY CERTIFY,
DETERMINE AND DECLARE,
That Fernando Wood by the greatest nu--ber of
votes was drly elected Mayor Of the city and county
Of New York.
That James NJ Smith, Jr. by the greatest number Of
votes was duly elected Recorder Of the city and county
Of New York
That Sidney II. Stuart by the greatest number of
votes duly elected City Judge ofhe city and county
of New York.
Of votes, was duly elected Surrogate Of the city and
county Of New York.
That A. Oakley Hail. by the greatest number of votes,
duly elected District Attorney of the ctyand county
That John Doanc, by the greatest number Of votes
was duly elected Register Of the city and county of
That Joseph Eblng ply the greatest number of votes,
was duly elected Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps
OF the city and county of New York
That Daniel +. Tornann, by the greatest number of
votes duly elected Governor OF the Aims House Of the
city and county OF New York.
That Matthew 7. Brennan, by the greatest number of
votes duly elected Police Justice of the Second Ju
dicai District q the city and county OF New York
That Michael Connolly, by the greatest number of
votes duly elected Police Justice Of the seventh Jul
dical district OF the city and county of New York.
That william ; psvis9n By the srsstsst number Of
dieial district Of the city and county of New York.
That Thomas Pearson, by. the greatest number of
votes, duly elected Civil Justice Of the Seventh yu
dical district 81 the city and county Of New York.
rated New York, the "a day of December, AID ls5t.1
NATHAN Y. ELY, Chairman.
D. A. FOWLER, Secretary.
The Board of County CanvaSssrs OF the city and
county OF New York, having canyassed and estimated
the votes given in each Of the Assembly districts OF the
said city aud county, at general election held the
seventh day Of November A. d. 1854 do certify deter
mine and declare
That David o'Keefe Jr., BY the greatest number OF
Votes, duly elected to the office OF Member of AS
semby in and for the First Assembly district of said
city and county.
That Robert r. Coleman, BY the greatest number of
votes was duly elected to the office OF Member OF Assem-
bly, In and for tie Second Assembly district Of said city
and county.
That Patrick H. Mcguire by the greatest number OF
votes was duly elected Member of Assembly 10 and for
the Third Assembly district Of said city and county:
That John d. Dixon, by the greatest number Of votes
was duly elected Member of Assembly in aud for The
Fourth Assembly district of said city and county.
That Edwin l. Smith BY the greatest number Of votes
was duly elected Member of Assembly in and for The
Fifth Assembly district Of said city ana county.
That William B. Aitken, by the greatest number Of
yQ;es was duly elected Momber Of Assembly in and for
re sixth Assembly district Of said city and county.
That Charles q. Leigh, ~ the greatest number of
yotcs duly elected member OF Assembly In and for