New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-02

fesln hstst sd b. va .lso With Morton on smother
not N ,ss saId Il va. nOt tas Reform lekst
spote o. ny direct be other regular
rom the tally All sner.d in M boob did not keep
.sy Of the s stood looking 81 the pod clerks receive h,ir
locke over and tbs osrk do-n the tally IN tbs .Pn
t-l' 81 the split. looked at b. Hsi sdi-i them up BY
eooh's svery mSt t.sT them put down 10 70" Us, 'nd
airy anywhere el.. Sb,r. we're then lev reg.
1.t se1ee-. aid vines flaLd candidate ~n rus
together o. et Of paper AID then sn,ferrei them {,
my book With Mr. Ole. did this hsm d.
tA.e, h' 10 OF tnov whose handwriting the the
est. ~rO 81 .fs sa ~. n c.an0, -s. .ssa Of the
GERS cannot say vheh wrote the IN the second
zoe tab. wb.. the, w.rs eopya. from on. 20 -,
other et Lot Always enter the regular tickets frss:
Of put spit tauy he rT down wirs psne tie.
400 mem mp ana carried the total which each
we're calling them q in s Of Mr. Glss nut my book
e.. resu. ticket srs for Mr. FLAG pu. IN ID: 'p,
e. s s2, and regular ,ietes together did sbout
III The ouy i n, sIl-. s so I sss 1s 's Of
pIeh mani we're made by at the time Mr Giles received
dred sud thirty three sp NJ Flag resolved one hun
drsd snd eleven regular votes and Eve
ssisnueien Of The Second Rsiosi had something
TO 90 With the Reform ticket made in the Ward
e o. two names printed on IS cannot Gless
pItd Gu ~ "le.t. Connolly Giles. Morton Gamble wsIs
e.st ana va. counted regular ticket the who ssc
Company b,i-,. Mr.. Taylor ticket, tAiut
Tbs were printed and think one name and the outs'
Sen .or. vote put down on piece Of psps .nS ear s
1t TO Ihoup-oas Ia tie Fourth avenue did not
my took; the morning, Thursday Mr.. Burke and
M Rich at b- City Hal. learned thai sei
TO have taken acs in the few days efws
had not heard ths, either Giles ksSE elected until the
County CsnvssS declared this day she.i
and the next the other ii the OF nav .c
aud Lou'na! @ CO-meree stated that Nj Flag
been mistake made until in the paper lay
MI Burte spoke TO me- Of tho mistake vssI the City Hall
the hrR Of Phctney 4 Moulton. .ni Mr.. Ross also
pd .nes Tie election .ay IN h- presence Of h9's pr
that Ditet night aud that there
ton Of the votes. never said anything q the kid 6,se
O Did you read the. affidavit over thu presence Of .uy Of
the sensmsn whom have named A. No Sir; il
to ny sn'wed;s s Is.d aloud IN ~ p'ence ns,s, on .n!
rght know . Mr.. SaxtoL; told him hal told Mr.
Rich that tho returns right; told th,t
h.i told Rich that Fs,s bad Jis and had i on memo
tb stand be said he going testify against he sail
matter what . n aid When he under sath.i
Is that your GpniCn II a. not OF said 80 oscra.S
hiu had memorandum AID would shown II could had
IT, find it, but could not .terwrrd found it told
vote chiefly interested for M Taylor Mr. SOuth~orth
and Mr. Gnes foeIs this book in Mr. Smt9so1' DWELLING,
things bis house atsr tho whole thing was completed
resun6i-i have means live with
out employment Mr. Rich s.j be would liz, my
arduu be- would be Guided good dea by that he not
present when the declared told him would look
tof H. esnBot say have shown to him have beel
Nouiol. rI.ee once or twice; since this up
have had with him about sh, election he took
MI Fiug's side and he knew the opposite side ho
thought Mr Fls.s would win and said was in favor Of Mr.
Giles; never Ioie Joseph Rose in ny life; Mr. Elijah y
Purdy has tho elecion Rich said he could
form opinion Of tho result because hs knew hal keP
mtmoyandum
MT O'Conor-I never made any such remark a.
SPOKEN OF by you to Mr Bryan McOahil
Mr. Brady-I never enOned to Bryan M0Cahill
ANYTHING shout m.ske, the ticket which have here IL the
referred 10 as the Ward Reform ticket has me titles 70
the candidate other than Mr. Giles and the rest en
blank. 49,.
with Mr. Taylos only also bearing ths
nAms Of Dewey printed 20 tickets OF this
every wa rie-l mean 30 ~h the name Of Ous' on It
Mr. Brady offered the book Of witness containing
thu m memoranda in evidence: ~
Mr.. O'Conor objected-Objection ovenuled and ex-
The Court then adjourned.
SUPREME COuRT-srscI,L Txan-ArRlL l--Befors
judge WHITING
In the Matter OF George Wilson.
The negro Wilson, whose redrest was stated in
urged By his that s " nor
6irnt 10 authorize his commitment and that the defect had
been cured Mr. JosehDssen after the pspeIs in Court
But decided that he could not behind the
which legally sufceni The prisoner va therefore
msnded His ion is to take place before Comnsouer
Morton at II O'Clock on rridsy 2. m Snd5sx
John s. MAYER agt. Samuel T., Lent, &c.-Ofdcr Of
according - the conclusion OF Judge Demos opinion
- Wv Before Judge CLERxE.
The People ex rel, &c. John Is. Debenett agt. Mo-
ses ID. Gale-Applicauon granted, without costa
Samuel r. Nueriple cgt John liliam-Adjdstment
Adalne Miller agt. John J. Reed ct al-CompIant
d1mi~sed, with cosls