New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

clearly nroyea some of the aforesaid inspectors acting
AZ csnyessen, have not hesiated to commit on the
aid. Of the Democratic interests Yet, II TINS expense
% .scn,a "a the people of the city fair expression
- mir ui,hes double or triple would be cheerfaly
borne. for n this expectation an extra election will be
admitted TO- involving an expense Of $25 600 to the
county, and that without grunbliDg, even in thess
hard fines, thu ugh the money must out Of the
already heavily oppressed Taxpayers.
Bu, the figures above $4,000 represent only the
apparent expenses. They will not begin to cover the
actual cost Of the November election, nor will 81, 900
cover the expense Of the December election, when We
take into consideration the individual expenses Of the
candidates aud the general expenses of the several
~parties." Some idea of these latter expenses may
be gathered from the following statement:
Three booths in the neghborhood Of each Of
the us polling pleces-one box Tor each OF the
three psrties-526 boxes, IS each box tacual o,,.
hca to tend boxes; averaging three every bOis:
Eectionee number above and pay. $3.50
6shten &C. probably s ,yS6
. each ron !ths item slnost eHciiSasiyey con o
Printing iicici: i:njb posting ic at
over $40 IN each e Wsid for each & the ihres
parties say s5co for all in each Ward 1000
strikers" ia tbs whole City not lessthan.... 5O0s
Mskins total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $SOos5
And this to say nothing of room hire for meetings Of
political associations and conventions, which certainly
x average the occupation OF one room ak nights IN
The week in each Ward amounting the year round to
over g. 000 and not including banners, torchght pro-
cessiops and the various accessories thereto while the
amount spent by candidates and small politicians gen.
orally who support half the rum-hoes, in drink, will
swen tie tangible expense outside the County charge,
70 &50OOO more. And this amount will doubtless be
spent this year for each Of two elections for the
purposes we have designated. These figures are not
of course exact but founded reliable data of
former elections snd the experience of those well
posted In these matters One hundred thousand dol
ss each election may be regarded the least posi-
bic cost.
Wsregret to announce that the Hon. Gerrit Smith
now lying very i'll with neuralgia and typhus fever,
Il the house Of bis nephew, the Hon. John Cochrane
No. SO East Twelfth street, in this city.
For EUROPE The Cunsrd mail steamer Asia,
Capt Lott left yesterday for Liverpool with 81 pas
,engers and slOO, 900 in specie.
At Miss Cusbman' last benefit, in Boston, Miss Har
ret Hosner the ecsentric Yankee sculptor, fguredon
The stage, in the play Of Guy Maurering as one Of
the gipsies.
Mr.. Burchard, of Bmchard & Buck, No, 2? South
William street died on Tuesday, on board the Persia
and was buried at sea. His disease was Inflammation
Of the bowes.
Army NIws.-Orders have been received for a de-
tachment of 253 United States recruits from Gov
enors leland to 90 in the Northern Light the 9Th
ofNoyernber. They destined for the ith Infantry
IN Oregon and Sd Artillery in California and Oregon,
I'D NJ nj Infa
The officers accompanying the detachment are cuts.
st. Clair Dearipg 4th Infsnsry, and James Ho ward,
I'd Artillery.
The services in connection with the fourth anniver-
ssry Of the Southern Aid Society will occur at the
church Of the Rev. Dr. Adams, Madison square, this
(Thursday, evening at n o'clock. The meeting will
be addressed by the Rev. DIR Mitchell Of Virginia. and
the Rev. Dr. TODD of Piitsfed Mass. An abstract of
the annual report viii be presented by the Rev. Dr.
Stiles.
A CHASGr.-We learn that the operations Of the
Children's Aid Society have become so extended
a. fully TO occupy the time Of Mr.. c. C. Tracy, who
has hitherto divided his attentions bet ween the News
boys clearinghouse and this work. Mr.. Tracy is
succeeded at the Lodging house by Mr.. c. wegaud,
formerly the Asssyer Of the United States Branch
Mint Of San Francisco, California.
FESTIVAL OF THR AMERICAN JUvENiLr TrNPEH-
LscE SoeETS -Aiter an existence of one yesr, this
organisation cele braed It's first anniversary last
ing. goodly company of both me. az toe City
Assembly oorns and under the enivenny influences
Of music tea socia conversation and spirited address
ses, passed several hours very pleasantly. We OBJ
served among the company the Rev. Theo l.. Cuyler,
and the Rev Dr. Tying, both looking hale and hearty
after their recent European tour, the Rev. Asa ID.
Smith, the Rev. Chas. j. Jones the sailor preacher,
Mr.. j. W. Revell of the Band Of Union, and maay
other maghstes Of the Temperance movement. After
tea, DIR. Chas. L. Alley, Presiden. of the Society,
called the meeting TO order. Mr.. Jas 3. Dunn, the
Secretary reported that the Socety, aided BY Mr.
Sinclair, had, from very small beginning, in one year
enrolled $3.50 children and 6l0 adults, of whom IA
had been brought into Sabbath schools, and 81 had
Joined churches The organization spreading over
me otaie, ard into adjoining States with wonderful
rapidty, and doing much good
Addresses were also made by the Rev. Dr.. Tying
DIR. Asa ID. Smith, Matthew Hale Smith, aud Others.
PLAss foR Tbr CENTRAL PaRK.-The Board Of
commissioners Of the Central Park offer the folio sing
premiums for the four designs for LAYING out the Park
shich may be .esced; For tue fire. A. OOO for the
second, 81 .C0o for the third $50; for the fou,th
800. The psss to become the property Of the
Board Topos raphical plans may be consulted and
PARTICULARS obtained at the Office of the Board ro,n
No. 10 Bstk Of Commerce buidirg. All design. mus,
sspsstn,ed % the Board by the LIST Of March, 1853
DESPERATE AssArLT Br dead RAsBiTs Yes.
""sy iDatIg. about 1 O'Clock, as q young man
''Ssa CHARLES S,owsu WIS on lis way home through