The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-12

MAYoRALrr.-J. s. nrownel, @. A. Conover Bertrand
cSyer Samuel Long James Ma N Lawson % c,.
G. Bolton, y. kissam, d. N Morange Chas. A. Kentish,
AssEssly Edward q Gene. Whitney B. Parsons Johl
Il. Rande ], H. r. Marshall Robert W. Andrews.
There were ot7 cas--of which the successfu
ticket received 705 and the anti Wood Custom Hous,
ticket 3i2 Each Of lhe inspectors elected to
one OF TIE conventions.
TENTH WARD.
Pcil held at Of Forsyth and Broome streets.
There excitement here and everything very quiet
indeed The following ticket received e3a votes out OF
sl3 cast
Nayoraliy pledged to support Fernando wood-oihers
not pledged.
MAyoRAITY John Van Tine H. N. Parker Asa H Bogar,
Ea
VuNee, II. Robinson Norman Mcleod.
ELEVENTH WARD.
The election in this ward resulted the choice of the
following delegates:-
MAYoRMrY.-J.A A Menp, Charles Waterbury, VIM Cum
mtngs, Jedediah Miller, James R. steers.
John Merfiaed, Mahon Clark, George Anderson William
AssEMnLY.-Jamcs Tracy Daniel Nolan, Hugh Clark
Michael McGlougin, John Green.
The preference in rcaard to the candidate for next
Mayor very decided for the present incumbent OF the
cilce The feelings Of the delegates in regard to the
other Offices have not leaked out The interference Of the
ceednes Of gnng Of rowoes who seemed mined to
create fight at the polls Beside few black eyes and
hat some OF the voters, who dissatisfied with the
above result, intend conestipg the election.
TWELFTH WARD.
The poi for The Twelfth ward held on the corner
Of il4h street and Third The inspectors were
Patrick cooRan, John Hart and Matthew AcGrath The
following Wood tckes elected
MAYoRALTY-Terrence Mcclure Nicholas Raw Daniel
slayin Patrick coogsp, Henry Il kicSardson
Ray Terrence Mcclure Patrick Mc1iann John QUINN VIII
teIson, Jacob Boeham John Doran
The whole number of votes cast 5o2 out OF which
the above ticket received 4le The choice Governor
Of the Alma Horse lay between Judge Pierson and p c.
Saoney the former probably being the greater favor
ne Of the TWO In tins ward there was no disturbance OF
any description, and the election conducted in very
credtacie manner.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
The election In this ward passed or quietly. The fol
Lowing is the result
II. Ferris William = Weeks i . Ncconpol
,oAGHhssioN4l S & wrr rreaerck Miller Ephram aim
ASSEMBLY WIN. r Mccormick Toward Flynn, Frederick
Gcoderson, Thomas Duneevy. traacis Nugent.
Fernando wood IS the choice ofthe delegates for next
Mayor Dr. Ptlip Merkle for Congress, Mr. Newkirk for
Assembly, ana David O'kcefe FOR City Judge.
FouRTEyNTH WARD.
The poll for this ward held at 22s Grand street.
The Inspectors were Thomas Boese, Henry McDonough
and James Hays The anti Wood ticket headed
'' Att Know Nothing but they were scarce. raere
seemed 70 be greet lnanim1. d east in counting up.
tne rcke must cegianly have received Its fun quota
was heard 70 say, Alden put every ticket
~ bad INTO The ballct box" The following Wood ticket
wes elected over the ticket headed Thomas Dunlap
NAroRAL7r-Nichscl Tuomey, David Kissner, Patrick
Bsrres Matthew Tuemey. James Carly
paogan Charles Tagesr Peter Monaghan George Cassidy
AssTnms-wi illsm Meehsn Michael Hogan. John Elder,
Tfere we're 900 votes cast, OF which the successful
tsei received SEQ votes and the Wood or Custom
House ticket leo votes There difficulty or i'm.
marta IN " nc d WI n
orNtpiion.
FIFTEENTH wABD.
The pol for this was held 5e5 Houston street.
The Inspectors Daniel W. Norris john b Ryer and
Isaac Phillips. There little difficulty among the
20 er' ~, nothing remarkable. The Wocd ticket was
'ctsd being remarkable coincidence that each Of the
inspectors are elected TO one Of the Conventions The
iofo~irg j. The successfrl ticket
MAycHAiTyeD. " Norris, J, y. Ryer u. s. Hart, ]. v
CoscHfsslosAI-- John Wheeler u " Norris John On
mere, Y Fowler, W. McIntIe, g. r. Thompson, Law
tssrsrIr-E. Ree, j. Philips l. rousseti, P. riooi P.
The idiots we're not completely csuvassea a, late
hour.
srxTEsNTH wAnp.
The polls IN this ward were opened at l2i Seventh
averur. There was large crowi Of Irshmen, rowdes
End boys, with any amount Of drinking, wranglng, push
pg. showing, scufi'ng, rowing fighting &C., &c. The
force OF police that hand had TO their
cuhs and fists freely upon the crowd, aud even then
could net keep the least order. ANY aud every man,
Whtfhef ot resident OF the ward, cilzen
III republic, voted many time be liked. Occasion
ally, Just Tor the novelty OF the thing the 10 would
sop man, and ,sll him that they had seen him vote
dczcn timer, N one OF which tho very cooiy
answered. ln faith sir you are mistaken. II is tho 1f
'eepth ime.' Vote allowed. Al length tho police 80.
tired VI tbe quarreiDg, crowding Iammng, &c, aud
ostd tire polls 1T fifteen minutes before 7 O'Clock.
tuning The evening while waitifg for the results OF the
election, the harmon Gus democracy put in for free
tfhs oBd general knock down, at their headquarters,
Peter KercLboas bgpr bier saloon-the policemen min
rlrg prominently 70 the row police captain Of the
ing lis ttar. There vas merry lime Of u generally,
- arres knock downs, bruised he,ds bloody faces,
&C. ~ length the Inspectors tuned and announced
,ha the followi Wood Democratic ticket elected by
vote Of i.13s, against vote Of l,6ao by the Custom
house part, -
N.,oasrTr-Jsmss cpnrey. James Sweeney, Samuel o..
Foed Richard Dcusheriy, Henry hcDermott -
Gcary William Mckay, Michael Halpn, William Dali WI
FoEefh Iamb. Edward nonncly.
sLvrSTExSTH WARD.
Tho election OF delegates 20 the different Conventions
contested somewhat bitterly this ward and few
TIE eomba;anis out OF the aght considerably
Corsved. nappssrs that gang Of -des, The
ter os twenty thirty, came DOWN fsom Toe Eleventh
ard Eighteenth sGfds a1d attempted to drive The voters
fom ihe polls The! did no; seem TO have any other
rrder The command Of Captain Hart were hand IN
siderable orce. tcy were som driven on The gang
compressed cf what y known among certain classes
second rate pthieu. ON this occasion they certainly
came OF ory second beyts-
NANcnAf1r-N. : selah " G. swift n kerrigsn, r. ives.
ton n. Mablv.
CaEcErastns ~ --Tnoihy Donovan, Manvs Kelly, Edward
Pheun Robert Nctfre, George H. Ross, Thomas Wallace,
John NAucefvoctt
AssrNrtY STEPHEN Wilson, John n. Fogerty Anthony :.
wcoCs. tOwsrd Nertia, Jamcs l. BENEDICT
ne delegates the Msyorsly Convention In favor
ot lie rrnco Wood the next candidate for Mayor,
vhfe The choice for Conercssman 10 said 10 be John
CtchfaIe This would indicate that union bad taken
Tlnre Tho Ssyrpttntb ward between tho bellverens
tue ls'e s,tusgfe at Tapmsny Hail. The choice Of the
ceess,ts 20 the Assembly Convention u Arthur Wood.
The election Of charter delegates is contested aud no re-
turn 81 tbe votes made.
FIoHTEESrH WARD.
The election IN THU ward passed OF much qulcter than
anticlrasch. There . pretty unanimous belle
that general row would be got up In some way, 10 pre-
vcu the polling Of the votes L. this respect The fesul
cnueed much osappoutment 70 large rctnue Of shoulder
ALTERS who were present on the ground. The crowi
convened exceeded that Of any previous primary election
bed w the ward. Captain Wines and eighteen
prescni 70 preserve order. They met With som,
resistance at Dist, but blows were struck arrests
ade. Al the enthusiasm was for Fernando Wood, as
Msyor, with bot slight chow OF enthusiasm the side
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