New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

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FERSNS-o-- VS..
Gen. N.Y. :llLk Ee NsFs - zoo u n, I e.
| "a the time a. You bsse.
Mr.. SrRAnaBiS reportsd & list Of nsmes FOX POI
clerks sDd on motion Of Fersndo they were s5optea
the morning papers. The list Of policemen selected 70
attend the polls went through similar process
The following lie the list referred to:
vs te%.fd Comb. Henry LiHder.t-u6 r "s. VIA
nett {. W ohselsoD William JOan'on Noah T. ''A''
S>cssd ward District. David Hoash Levi De Long,
ia,@ p Wosa 1pi.,rics / RS6et Ha,siu' A. Tn
bet; John Csp-n Goaid Il, s IGs9s' Gen. !"
Fovyes Wa,d Dre. E. v sp,dine sOi3@on fsEI.
james Hills Il Oavis s. {. r W many W. Ere Jss
George ". Tutl.n, James H. No'enan' . WIN f''''
f@1 word-p.,d Henry Pows @a rtt1, Won W G..
p.n.sT: Fd@s,d w. Pratt, Henry "orIeL; ) WINCH L.
" Ss Ras p.yon Bq4ssy
Robert Ronald VIM Niece VIM f0T, ,oS. q Tsy,o
sey pOlG' - G. james Mott JOha r.te iona
Howes Hany Z. Grhni g Thons oseoy' TnOm'' Fitz
Ls & H.g.' p ps, eai rs
MODS John Blair; Charles Hall. Hison Wolc'tt $ Da
Viz B. sosan P@rey whs' Samuel G DsE.on Th Ssas
S9sH sq oSS Esgo54 Bsfs''S xS3I sa
Th' ms. faier Jim Dixon John PLANK. Philips 5
Rc iin% I'm i Psstsr.Sn VIZ f. csroeptc
eff J1 co ohs'e' vh11 I'n Bersnd Ke.
EnnPhTeYS : Ayf s. E' MS 3yd'Pp
ris James osboII tiaP,is b.; Atm N.3 S so5
GOO s"sa w. Jc. OIL Iues. AG'G Mdsy sofdsn
| T. TAFT Geo A Cox; 10 VIM Cbernwit5 James Han; IL
Aaron Carpenter John TeThunei Il '" '""n'ey EDWARD
S" Te",s paya-Ds.ric l. Nathaniel S Hn,'ed Lewis Val
| IL Miller James FitzmOIris s. }oOrke w
TsdISer. Alfred Reynoiis; 4. John e. Anderson Henry
H.Iperi Iucius Rockwell John LstOrse g. Thomas Dang
fi Eets% wa,d-p .e. l. Edwin Stewart Hamilton milton
samson, Maurice Osss,4 David Butler, John Westsdgs
T Tsr r ss Pup %sS
Ss Sod cH s%s GGn'l Edr.a % IoSa
sncsl n'i Ia James Cameron John Van Ben.choten
I Tqd ,.nh Gee Ssp9 h Henri W,Sq
bet Talbelt 4 Cornelius Moore Geo. o Roberto 5 "m
I1iyfee.@ Ward -D'strc. John Seymour, James Li,se
Andrew C.sfr, jr David C. MesS; s. James Ph?r wn
NJ Boyd Lawrence Hin G. HenrJ G Boyd, Geo W. A.eni T.
Benjamin G pean, James o. QnnoIabo D,.,,-, p
Elott a. Woodward, Tho. Coey g. jams NJ ,Donnsl
1zo Ps. h% a.Fyey SIDES john BaS
Levi. K.ton; Jspe, MeG.lCush :, WIN. WIN us,nv
s.s:sn. is;,s o5 5s';ss s.I;. Eis S.
TlcPPo A.oI Nsw % self s csn k S;;'s.
Sirtcenth Ward District !. Geors. Mclean, WIN H.
Lean Thomas E:ser; WIN Royce, Henry NJ Cohen;
Sps Geo ft BHoSs Joha
Es%u' steT9s EdTS5d MOHsae John Wander
TSerSntssaa Hard-District Joseph P Cooper John N
cc.woOq James Barker SyvfeM5 S6SS%s W fnf'
P PaHi 35eV stah TnSsf Lynch BsIn.ty
10 jacob Cook Joseph Hartman Il: samuel Wsnfr E
Hocfsteller Geo w Eysle IA. =. Kost Benjamin Merritt
Eighteenh Ward District Robt PsIkhil Geo FL.
wbit,ai.f y James Lnsibecr stephen A. Uey john
SsH NAN Bscs WD DunHHF y W Cor o.
nelins v Cross Daniel Hsrrri.On David Bridge, JAS
MS: e. sGhn John Mec.
RSs,a VIM " % John f eSoPs f
oe%ss 0"seIy ThS%ss MGH4 qan. .0ssw rbom,,
" aB T Sa; T1sS S.S%gI t a:
W Morsn AdSph schsv ec1 M, rnO
CHM TO- A lancaster, Edwin Conweii H. j. D. l. Polhe'
n.y. %% Dgy q p S:Pn' John R RsyS:n Edmund H
Ma.vs A. wRirsy b. Allen B Jo'sp9T b Pratt
NJ watt SSnnq Jane. IL Bate Pinckney Berran
ri Be- Sa9'RRsd 9s9io9 Joseph
Smith; 2. John C. Cone, Edward Lane; George Kins,
Ttt Martin, j. " Richards; 6. WIN. H. Ross Jane, IL.
Suonson J. Thomas Douglass, Isaa, Van Hat; Geo. VIII
The parties mann in the above lists requested to call
the Chief CLERK of Board OF Police ior thelr cer ate be-
that that dsy'~By order q he Bead nDr
Gen. NYE-ln the Twentieth Ward we hsvs twelve
polls ard Twenty four pocemen--that does not cave
man to take care OF the Ward during the day What
shall we DO
mr. BowEN-We have 400 men who can be cent to
any part Of the city at once in case OF any difficulty
Mr. STRANAHAN-I believe the coming election does
not promise to be so exciting some tnat we have
had. wodld Suggest that SPECIAL Policemen be sworn
in, il Lecessary.
Gen. NyE-We have the power under the Law.
FERNANDO-That was temporary merely.
Mr. BUwEN-ln my opinion they are utterly worth
less and hope that The Board will not resort to It,
FERYASDo-I hope that if il is deemed advisable 10
have any special nj n they may be informed that they
are TO serve without pay.
Gen NYE-Tbere is not single Ward around the
Twentieth that has man TO spare
Mr.. BOwEN-There must be some ID or % picked
men appointed special patrol men about the wharyes
and steamboats, They subject to oar order.
Gen. NYE- Only within certain limits. They are
paid by other people, and subject to their order.
FERNANDo--There are districts in the Fifteenth
Ward where you will want but one man; in others you
will want four or five.
Gen. NYE-I suggest that a body Of special men BE-
br ught in.
FERNANDo-We have never had an effective force
of over 800 men since have been Mayor. We held
all in reserve thoso detailed at the polls. We
never had ssetaSn riOt In this city.
A commune sthr rscsiyed from Mr.. JOlle 10
relation a. TIE ssss b&s bDEsz. lie la. them resdy
FEgsApbD-Vai hs B,srd he full u. our next
me etingl
Gen. Srr ia ,er 0-ssa ths, Jour c'mmissionsr
will be here
Mr. CmoLwtit-i would state thu, called upon
Mr. Draper The mpf1nR, and he told me that be would
kesp it under ADJUSTMENT. n
The Board then adj ,urncd until Monday a. 10
o'clock.
PERSONAL.
The Board Of Overseep Of Harvard College has