The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06
THE VERY LATEST.

THE VERY LATEST.
THE RESULT IN KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE
] AND LOUISIANA.
wAsm,oroS, Nov. 6-P a
Mr.. utnre, Secretary Of the Treasury recetved late
this evening private despach frnn Louls.ie stss.aa
bot Mr. Bu baIon had carried Kentucky by seven hoa
| sand majority.
Colonel Nchosson edor Of ,he Uaion received des.
patch from tennessee this evening" stating Buchanan
bad sso carried that State by large majority.
Senator slde hss received desps,ch from Louisiana
stating that Buchanan lad carried that State Alec
EEw osLrAss, Nov. a, 1856.
This city has given Fillmore 3, 4sa msjority.
THE WAR BETWEEN THE MAYOR AND THE
RECORDER.
THE pIRsT WARD RIOTS MORE cOMPL AyNTs--wAe-
RANTS HsCED FOR THE ARREST OF LIBUr. DALI
TON, WILLIAM WILSON, ALDERMAN ELsCT, AND
SEVERAL OTHERS.
The between the Mayor the Rscoder goes brave
y on number Of sggreved parties In the Filth ward
appeared before Recorder Smith yesterday lad made ad
disicnal complaints against individuals Ia tho above ward
for assault AMI battery ard interfering with peaceabe
citizens at the polls. Already complaints have been
made ssainft Iicut Dalton Of the First ward police
William Wilson, Alderman elect the ward referred to-
for preventing persons from depoeing thor tickets In
the ballot boxes Of the Third district pon.
Felix Duffy made the following complaint against 10
seph Petty, William Wilson, Alderman elect Jehn Curry
and John T. Enright, for interfering st the potts and as
saultlns cit zens:--
Cy end County Of Ner York Felr Duffy Of the city of
ssysfhs he went to The Third dsrict Of the
T sas ne so "a d
he pos POL that deponen. then ven. %
not have sgnicien force 70 protect hlm that Wan Foster
The polls deponen he should not Vote ana espopen
se n sp oa a. about @ 10 osoc returned TO
nown to deponent asked deponent he go'ns
dragged oa aud said should not vois white tbs
scked 10 he back al This % % pocemen S sna ana I
not interfere TO prevent the outrage got to the door Mr.
DE oSn rsS u ssS Oi he
beaten y Patrick Curry aud Joseph Petty kaocsed
s a' % ysr sy Pss ana s
70 take the nte Of deponsnt FELIX DUFFY:
sworn before me this 9th day Of October 1856. JAMES
Warrants issued for the arrest Of all Of the above
PARTIES and the placed In the hands Of Ser
eeant Walsh, cf the Court Of Sessions for execution
Eurieht was arrested and was being brought before
the Recorder held TO ball In the Of $1,000 10
swer. Wilson has also been placed under arrest, and
will give IN bail to day.
Janes Bullock and Thomas Jackson alzo appeared be.
fore the Recorder, and, in sdsv, charged Lieut. Dal
ton, Of The First ward police with having u,cd his in
autnce to elect Wilson, and also vita pre- venting citizens
from voting who opposed to the In politics.
Dadon was arrested and held bail each ch lrge
in the sum Of 81, coo.
The following affidavit was also made 10 relation to the
natter
stlte ~ Ner York cby and County ef Nes Tork ss
he resides does business At 10
ai oeoss e norans ,s r-susst q the porter IN Ii,
employ, whose Christian is Charles he proceeded
,hAres eeo-iisa his bact that Immediately theresfer
cemsn No s ihst nnled,.,e, tboresner person
Town 20 this depoucn nun and ssd This
mar, sone'hog iha, effect aeoonen the
I'd ard sss, h,m Sss aserfs ars samser wa' of pea
ss . % one o S s.: e. say e L.
nnmes are unknown 70 him. ~ib sssr,ra ,~ueys whose
sworn before this sh day Of November, 1856 !.
sSI-h, jr.. Recorder.
Apunbe- OF uher complaints were rrAdo against pa
ties in The Ir-' ward eat a. he accused have pot been
arrested ~e ere not ss liberty meoHon their nspes
The ksoorter. u y ,sid, Is su derr@ued 70 carry on
,be var With May Wood, and Will aft tho first ward
lot In the most thorough Hs a.o intends nsiDg
ever, orpce IN nis to send the guilty part "a
there be- 70 the peDn sry there 10 answer ior the
offences commit ed ON . ec'ion day.
No further sspondenee we understspt has passed
es,~etn the pas es a, icggert eacs since lesdsy.
silence has taken place sipse then ~pca wil aoust
md in terrible explosion hich si De cf me most In
urestins raiurc is s classes " pot cisns alike The
consroversy from prereIt appesrsnres wii OF end until
the other oi ibe Police Comn,soners comes out 81
ihe tnsll end OF the horn.
the roce 81 the Grand Jury day when Recorder Smith
wiIi, no doubt e2lehssn them a little se,a political
10 ,he Frst ward Gladly Towards the close OF the
sssk rare fun nay be looked for % oil who ASe any IN
tsYeef IN poliiics.
alcLsci Currsn, ore Of the men who we're hoa.nn by
the rioters Is IN very critical condition. snd so severe
his injuries ,be, the sollo~se note addressed 10
hc Recorder, yesterday, tn refcrencet TO bis csse-
srconDrn ssrr-pear sIr-- afsr len you Yesterday.
as a s af o1 70 Sy na s TIVE ~es
aye others were going from ds re. 70 dc, with clubs p
WI sao wed f'p ys %
m ss s cc @ e s s 4. no sf
dead ssd H. Seeor sny he snnpst survive you r % ssps
hts ing bed hs, he his deposition before he
Oh. merpns Is am n ss oacc 81 ts hotel aosc VIII
more 'oi' ei' 'n ''S ssA 'J5a Joas = nonisrxR
On the receipt or tho aso-c ephne, the Recorder In
for med Coroner Perry that hn services needed 70
,sko the .es sninAi,on Of The Injured man.
rhe coroner however visiting cirran that there
imne iae Cargsr OF death, although the patent
was IN had way. he stated tha, me wounded man
The Recorder and the City Jucse are. apptArs. d.
srminec TO dsmiss such members OF ,ae police depsr,
merit took active part In the election. The FOL
loving pondepoe between the Commissioners toos
place yesterday -
ore or ms crr JTss, Ys.s ~ s.;ssy ssy =
For J. NJ surH,--pear sir-I ready a. any moment
and he Mayor .s Police commiohs,s Or your
place receive complaints as&ins pocsm~n and form
the OF complaints scrtylirx uost
specially, &c., Es. CAPkOk, CITY Judge.
To The sbove letter, the following reply came from tho
Reccrders-
CRY sSn CevSrY Nav YoRK Z
ftcoRrrR's OFFICE. q Chambers stree Nov. s, lSN
=. v. =. CArnoS-Desr SRI am IN receipt a your
f THE cate fm glad that think viii me that the
TIM require prompt acton the part 1.-THE Police Couis
sonerH The Il rotten 20 he core snd re lures
rurRng. have over my complaints against psicemen
wnth oufh 70 be tried ~ once not onv ~ Us ss toms
sorers hnt criminal jsigess have issued warrants
..nst day. ard preparing andayin agAns'
others Cal meeting for early dsy and VII be with
you. Respectfully youfs JAMES SMITH, JR.
Tho tnve,ussiion rin be continued TO-DAY In shs Re
eorder's office, Chambers street
| ALLEGED I.LEG AL VOTING.
Jsmss Smith, boatran, was arrested IN the Foursf
ward on . charge Of voting Illegally. Tho accused,
sppcarp only voted the Presidential and STATE tickets