The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

Resolved, That the Clerk of this Board be and he Is
sereDy directed 10 publish the official canvass in the fol
hwMg newspapers, viz Herald Express, Times News
taats Zeitung, Courier and Enquirer Commercial Adver
User Lush American Leader, Dispatch Atlas, Courier
Sunday Courier, sunday Times Irish News sun, New
York Transcript Evening POST New York Tablet Police
Mercury, New Yorker Demokrat Abend Zeitung Ph9nix
Nation, and Tribune. ID. 7 VALENTINE, Clerk.
OFFICIAL CANVASS
Statement Of the City Canvassers OF the city and county
Of New York relation 10 the votes east Tor Justice for
The Eighth judicial district comprising the sixteenth and
Twentieth wards a the said city of New York. Alder
for each OF the adermanc districts Of said city hay
ing odd numerical dc gnaton. councmen in each
Senatorial district, ColsL,bles in each ward Com
missioner OF Common Schools for each ward one nspec
tor OF Common Schools for each ward two Trustees OF
Common Schools each ward and 10 LII such vacancies
the School OF each ward may have occurred
by Of death resignation, OR from other causes
The Board City Canvassers of the city OF New York
having the chamber OF the Board OF Aldermen
the City Hail Of said city the sixth, seventh, eighth
tenth eleventh twelfth thirteenth fourteenth, fifteenth
and seventeenth days OF December, thousand eight
hundred and sixty, 10 canvass and estimate the votes
given in the several election districts OF said city and
county, 1T the election held December fourth thou
sand eight hundred and sixty pursuant o. the provisions
Of TO amend the charter Of the city Of New York
passed April fourteenth thousand eight hundred and
fifty seven. do certify az follows, To wit
FOR JUSTICE or THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
That il appears on such estimate and canvass that the
whole number OF gwen Tor the oice OF Justice for
the Eighth judicial district eight thousand seven
hundred and seventy eight.
or which William H. Bull received three thousand two
hundred and forty eight.
OF which william f. Robinson received two thousand
seven hundred and ninety.two
OF which Asahel X. Herrick received one thousand
eight hundred and eighty SIX.
Of which \. Hill Fowler received four hundred and
twenty.
o. which Arson Willis received hundred and nine
teen
and that there we're two blank and eleven scattering
FOR ALDERMEN
That il appears such estimate and that the
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for each Of the Adermanic districts having odd
rical designation, as follows, To wit
AIpERaASic lssTYIcT.
The whole number Of votes given for the Office OF Al
derman for the First Aldermanc district two thou
sand nine hundred and two
OF which Henry smith received one thousand seven
hundred and fftysix
OF which Hugh g. Crozer received seven hundred and
OF which John E Enrgh, received three hundred and
Of which Daniel Burns received eight.
or which Hugh Crozier received eight
And that there i've blank and eleven scattering
THIRD AIpHxAyic prsrRcr.
The whole number Of votes given for the once Of Al
derman the Third Adcrmanc district three thou
sand seven hundred and ninety four.
OF which John 7. Henry received one thousand seven
OF which George c. Byrne received one thousand three
hundred and eighty eight.
OF which jeremiah Besson received five hundred and
on which william H. Crane received ono hundred and
forty six.
And that there ten scattering votes.
FIFTH AIDERNASIc DISTRICT.
The whole number OF votes given for the Office Of Al
derman the Fifth Aldermanic District three thou
sand nine hundred and ninety seven.
" which John H. Brady received two thousand one
OF which Lawrence NJ Van wart received one thou.
sand six hundred and ninety five
OF which William H. Draper receive ed sixty seven.
OF which f. Z. Thatcher received twenty nine.
And that there fourteen blank and nitytwo scat
The whole number OF gwen for the Office of Al
dcrman the seventh Aldermanic District three
thousand eight hundred and twenty nine.
N which Charles ]. Chip received two thousand and
siAty-four.
Vi which Daniel barrow received thousand i've
o. which James NJ Austin received two hundred and
thirty Live.
and that there were eighteen scattering votes.
DISTRICT
The whole number OF votes given FOE the Office OF Al
derman for the Ninth dermanic district three thou
sand hundred and eighty four
N which Isaac d. Dayton received one thousand nine
hundred ard two.
~ which samuel d. Munson received thousand six
hundred.
OF which Edward Benian received two hundred and
And that there were six blank and fifteen scattering
votes.
nHENm nDERxASc DISTRICT.
The whole number Of votes given for The Office OF Alder
man for the Eleventh Aormanic district four thou
sand nine hundred anu nifty one
az which Alexander frcar received two thousand nine
hundred and ninety four
N which William Hall received thousand nine hun.
on which Jacob H. Dodge received one.
And that there were thirtyseven scattering votes.
nnKIEkSIn sIpERAsS1c Dl-TNcT
The whole number Of votes given for the Office Of Alder
man for the Thirteenth Adermanc district was four thou
Sand and eleven.
N which Ira A. Allen received one thousand six hun.
N which Nicholas seagrst received one thousand one
hundred and seventy -four.
OF which Peter Masierson received thousand and
forty ono.
~ which William b Drake received one hundred and
seventy
And tina, there were fifteen scattering votes.
r,D1Sn ArpERxASc DISTRICT.
derman for the Fifteenth Aldermanc district was two
thousAnd eight hundred and thirty Ave.
on which andre fromcnt received one thousand seven
OF which VIM. HAw, Jr. received one thousand three
IN which John Kinsley received five hundred and four
OF which Jacob VOORHEES,, Jr., received two hundred
and forty nine.
sE,E>IlaSm AiDKRnASlc pE~TRIcT.
The whole humber OF votes given for the Office OF Al
the seventeenth Aldermanc district two
thousand I'VE hundred and sixiy.ihrcc.
IN which Henry ". Gene, received one thousand SIX
hundred and sixty three.
on which William Cunning received seven hundred and
seventy two
~ which Joseph Churchin received one hundred and
And that there we're seven scattering votes
FOR coUNCIIMEN
That APPEARS such estimate and canvass that the
voAes give. Tor the Office of Councnen Ia the several
senator Val districts were a. follows, TO wit
svtEm skSsrssiaL psrKtT.
The whole number Of votes given for The Office of Coun
cnen Fourth senatorial district ninety three
thousand two hundred and thirty seven.
On which John Hogan received six thousand two hun
drcd and twenty eight votes.
Of which John Tagan received Eve thousand -four hun
dred and sixty two.
IN which Mortimer Sullivan received nine.
N which Thomas smith received I've thousand two
hundred and nfty three.
~ which Harris fbsart received three thousand eight
hundred aud sixty
N which John Bush received five thousand two hun
drcd and forty. five
W ~hlsi, George Bedford received thousand Eve
hundred and ninety three.
~ which George A. Barney received Eve thousand eight
hundred and nity two.
az which Morgan Jones received thousand three
hundred and ATTY Eve.
az wheh Henry thso received i've thousand one hun
dred aud NIFTY one.
~ which Joseph Murphy received Eve thousand two
huscffd aud ninety.
a. which Joseph shannon received SIX thousand nine
hundred and forty eight.
N whsh lchn Y. iousherty received one Thousand
n,ns Luu.lred aua fortyfyc