New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19
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nestss.sd Re r,ter few voters tsli,s tie rone
10 zee that their rsnes usrs reg stored. 10 most
css.' TIE Registrars s;npy Transcribed fron tie old
To.i lis.', srd rot iew Il tssn rourdy refz ed TO
estsr TIE rses Of vc.ers shc presented themselves
n places where re gesis,rs-, me. wcr. run shops
beck rooms, ard or. C'the-ssy Roles, which, oo1ped
with sse very imperfect maSrsr IL which tess places
were eSvsr,ises 70 iogk; kept cwsy msny people
from ilrorsroe Of where 20 60, who reSly WISHED ~
90 their eu.y.
rIRSr ~AsD.
Tie F,st District held at No. - Greenwich street,
reslste1eS 10 Adjourned a; suudoxn 70 meet
S(cOa1 b.shie, he,i at No. % Greer~i,h street.
Regsiefe3 I6a yo.srs-s-icrrT &C 81 slrioWr 10 meet
to Jay Ts,ird Distric, bed at No. 10 Greensi,h
street n grcggery-soourIei 81 ?. 70 meet this
mo'rirg 81 = a IN. Hssug aojoulned before our re.
potter GALE We al rot ascertain sdS, rco-btr u
yc'ers heG beep registered.
PAM D.arict-Bosrd ne. at No. l3 Cedar street
-registerso - voters ard sliourted at - p m.
Fiffk DiS;1 Pace If meeting was The bsr-room
G Tie hotel No. lOl Broad street registered lD vo
9 O'Clock The pol.lis;, were ~, received in this
D:itrct Until nearly p. u.
SECOND WARD.
Fsrst DIST. ics.-No. Tbea'er sNey. Now i'll any
Nsw-Yorker ever Tear II Theaer alley Has auy-
bccy any ices srktrc rhee.er aley /. locsted Can
snybody give any ore sry rhsoie iutormshon 10 re-
gard 10 Tbester aley The Com0or CoGnou ssy that
A. Nc STleaer slew TIE Registrars ave q sit fr the
rgIpose Ct registering tha Games OF voters and sup
plieo with teat yalusbe "obupk' Of knowledge oar
reporter started for No. Thes.er alley We are
Lsrpy 10 state that Le ga successful 10 hodng No. ),
and for ihe bCrcf, e those old residents whO never
Heard Of such or alley We will state that Thea'er alley
is narrow little lare, without any sidewalks, in a
hubby state az pavement running ffom Ann 10 Beck
man street, ana ia ventilated by tue baok kitchen
door Ct the Loysoy House, AID the sub cellars of the
baf M = Tlputer i the NlaCo alare
No 80 Hose Company keep their cart ana otht traps,
and they also the fortunate possessors Ct the only
lamp In the alley. Attic Engine House the Three Rtg-
istrs.e were duiv assembled last evening temporary
rs'As separating them from the crusbcg throDg that
was eyideutly expected but which didn't seem to come.
Our reporter was there some time aud iuriD bis yit
tao persors up to make Inquiries respecting the
residence Of one Of ihem Tie eldest Of the tao, Is
military Addressing one Of the Registrars IS Jimmy,
said: "IieIes young feuer what sleeps with 35s
engine be gets his fodder up ter Dan Sweeny s. aud
gal in Cherry street washes one shirt week tor him
nov wbs, want ter know il, wbsrs ds, chaps resi-.
lerce and whsr does he vote " jimmy asked
the youug chop il lie was married, to which he replied,
'nst i hs e9sa hsIg il: "Ji@my tAsg DECIDED that
the youpa Teller had residence wsere he SLEPT,
and he was accordingly registered a. good legal
Democrat should be. Qui,e number OF names had
bSen registered during the day.
Second District The place for req terng nsnss 10
the Second District vaguely set do an as being at
Burlng slip. Now Buing slip is the hrst street south
the Fsst River. containing between 40 aud 30 num-
bered buildings hence the rection given by the CON-
mon Council was rather indefinite. However, our re-
porter asceranei thst the Registrars were IN session
the engine house between water ana rVnt streets
eoody number of remen were enjoy ing their cigars
and light reading while the Registrars had elesa'ed
their bee'e 10 a comfortable position on the table No
ample stions for registry seemed 10 disturb their eac
ard we could learn OF but little having been done
THIRD WARD.
Eyrsf Disfyfct-Pou held at No. 900 Fulton street,
in dminuve shanty Of rather rickety appearance.
Our reporter was informed by the Registrars IN the
afternoon that they would sit nntl CLOCK anu open
sgain this morning but calling at 81 o'clock the
Registrars had adjourned and the place Eas closed
The Second District was held at NO.. ID Nooin'
son street. in bs emsnt grocery store, and I'D voter'
registered IL closed az sundown, ana VIII NOT oPei
10 day.
TIE Third District held at No 81 Warren street, in
q spacious room on the second floor OF easy access
and unobiectiC nabe surroundings registered 2voters
Ii closed at sundow and will not meet to-day.
The Fourth District Registrars met at No. 5 Hudson
street in a box three feet by seven, registered III
votes, ard closed at sundown. They do not meet
to-day.
FOURTH WARD.
First District No IL Jacob street.-A low rum hole,
known a. the - Goat Head" The books were closed
at o'clock about lao names ha wing been registered
little later in the evening four enferprislng hlber-
Mare 10 their shirt sleeves, smoking their short dad.
heers, were playing old siedge' for email doses oil
forty rod whisky
Second District corner Of William and Duane
streets-Shaksspeare Hotel lager beer saloon; books
closed at o'clock. Teuonic proprietor did not know
the number gstered, but WAS anxious to serve TIE
rquiripg reporter with sundry glasses Of lager About
40 Germans seated at table pouring down then naive
beverage by the quart. 49,
Third District No. 10 Neur Borery. diff.
feult to find and when found couldn't make note OF
IT, on account of the saloon being closed. Nobody
knew any thing about it.
Fou,tI Disfrict No 81 Cherry street " Star Board
- fu If " thleyeS
women lying around 10 proniscuous state oil in0xl'
cation and loose ness Insh Registrars in small front
room, with rum mill in the rear. feT apPhc ants
asked TO be registered during the evening, Dut t9e
Registrars insisted upon everlasting two or three Old
pobook to ascertain ii they were regse red sst year
About 300 pames put on the books, including
those copied from last year.
ram District No. a James dreet.-A low misera'
bic irish rum hole. Three Irish Registrars In the bach
pant Of the room behind screen, frantcaly puihng
AZ very poor cigars Exceedingly formal, aud OF the
"circumlocution style of men. Sadthey had received
about 80 names
bowling saloon. Bar balls, alleys, pins, and Regis
trsrs rather mixed. Two men rolling ten plns Tor
whisky. Adjourned at o'clock one could tell the
rumb regsrered. Seventh District in barber shop,
closed at O'Clock, not to be found ia:er.
FlFIH WARD.
Atautbe Districts in this Ward the Registrar were
iudus.riousy engaged throughout the day 10 transfer
ring the names Of voters from the lat years pol h''
Our reporter was informed tina, between thirty ana
forty names registered throughout the Ward were
those Of dead men, who of course, will not be present 70
deny their votes on Election day. Although no POSI-
tive information could be cleaned az to the numoer Oh
psnes registered yet II calculated that some ~ or
90 voters had applied and were registered. Nh Peter
N. Scheuk runseller, who bad been appointed one OF
the Registrars for the Fifth District entertained con-
scieptious scruples, and declined TO act nasnuch ~
he resides in the Sixth District. All the places tor
registration were closed before dark after which the
Registrars were not to be found anywhere In no casa
wss there any occurrence to mar the progfe'so Tue
work.
SIXTH WARD. .
Al.