The New York herald., 1860-11-07

uhDotred. During the day few psopss collected
aroand the polling place that could pot kassn
that cast there, had NOT been for the pooe
who stood outside for sss-Apparea ally his osy
du,y-aDd for the house pex, door, which the repuo
lcsns had plasarded with handbills. rhsro was
little excitement and disturbanoe Tho vote wN
pollsd quietly and steadily. A couple Of votes
were challenged but THAR votes were sworn
In Not even . drunkes man could be seen
around. The voters came In sos siy-one every three
feur minusesthat there crowd or crash, and
house a.
ATLANTIC GARDEN, sLrzAps-aeAND wALTKR STREETS.
The pous in Elizabeth Waller ssress, held In
the Kitchen OF Atlantic aadc next door 70 stable,
om the front which Of ths dung nth had beea
removed There great rush whou tho polls opaned,
and votes thrown In with great rapdity. Tnea the
rush stopped and until the votcs only at inter
vsls All day loog quito crowd of young and boys
we're about the pols but kept away mon the door and
stationed themselves up the sdswaAu and oppo
site attempting disturbance and nssrsrins way
Whatever with the voters The door Of ths polling pacs
guarded by immense, good nasused policemen, and
at time WAS there q crowd iasde There wN
but little excitement, and that only shout Ksrrisan and
Toomes; and Il wonderful hear policemen, 10
vicinity 70 the Five Points, declare that the only
trouble they anticipated IRON The wards up town.
DuriIg the afternooo the voting pretty brisk, snd
the inspectors could not leave the oading. Tue same
crowd about al ths assssnoou, but observed the
quiet A. ipAst four four hundred and eighty
nine votes poed many Of them being unregistered
In. The inspectors reported thai much ain
Guilty had caused BY having beca scratched
ler II Of the copies Of the registry list The c,py
made out for the poll clerks could not bs found
morning. and another written OUT The unregstsred
votes were I'll sworn In.
NO. AZ BAYARD sTRKEF.
The polls In BAyard street held In tho second
story, front OF the ArmtAgs Hote-s house Of
vory great prctensous. Here the early vvte ~0 not
large and the voting not briak during the day. Tns
crowds kept with the polling booth, nearly block
the street. and two worth policemen guarded the
door down stairs The affair worry quiet and exclu.
sve up stairs only the inspectors, lensers
policemen allowed 10 remain. Just before cloeins
hundred and ninety voes In, two hundrei and
twenty eight having been registered There st.
tempt NJ disorder policeman being stationed IN the
ire Of each crowd like Lightning conductor; there
challenges and attempts At illegal voting. Here,
Elizabeth street. republicans appeared with their
boxes and half past four tho parties gsvs
away their tickets to the small boys who infested ths
vicinity and who instantly made . ballot boz OF
puddle and hurried In their by hsndsfull Tnis
the ory "stufts that noticed dariss the day. So
psacesoe the Inhabitants Of this famous BAysrd
srest-pow, Ike the knight after whom It WAS named
,ons ,er r,pro,he- that aeht slmoet
BY youth who Insisted upon picking up BRICK IN
the fun should begin, and soonfully rebuk-d
and sorrowfully knocked down by hs comrades ON
count OF his inopropos pugilistic proclivities
NO. MULBERRY STREET.
In Mulberry street. the lrest Of the "Dead Ras
bits :" the polls held IN . sutcher's shop, rhich
kept moet clear Of crowd by the Efforts OF tae
police. passage through tbs crowd kept o,en.
there delay Ia the voting When the polls open
ed the vctcs ratified In at the rat. OF Two aud three
minute, and then there WAS n bog pauss. Mulberry
street hardly itse There q sd In front Of
the pods. but excitement and riots A few boys
fought, unlucky cog chas,d about anf sigma
tied "wide Awake" aad few wefs hoot-
sd republicans aud frightened out of their
~hs, but no, Injured pre- vented from voting the
crowd readily the orders Of the ppos who inter
tered when there was the slightest prcspect Of row aud
pushed between tho comoaants mo wonsa only wore
drunk during afternoon "squApbe' occurred but
sss quickly quietet and no arrests wsre made. Aa
berry street squabble 10 small ngst 10 fact, and
individual AZ the sqssbbie wEh black eye but
police appre,i the din Of the loo tes
very risey pas uonotccd offences .here which they
would instantly make arests for In stner quarters
yepub booth stationed tie B,wcry but
occupied molested. Tho ticket es.rbu.
tors In the other boxes called enly tho Irregular
democratic tcket and Kept clex of argunenis sbont
fusion by saying nothing about The Presioehtia cand
dates. or course Brennan, Lynch grrigsn .nd ruomey
had their banners aud their w1rprs, who talked, bat
didn't light No Wide sake cameIear the place aud q
dead horse and cat In The street gaze distinctive cha
rscier 70 the locality which m god order misn, have
fh.
general and surprised remark, proader
Of than the people themselves us'de the inspectors
reported that had bceu cbslsngs ard no Arre~s
Just before the peus clsed sght hurdred votes
nsd been cast, about hundred Of which were
unrcgistercd and were admitted spon .fidAvt. rss
registered vote ie very ar shor, narne the part
of lhe voting hours there what the pooeme1 called
"ntte Fan" outside The people iu tho opposte
began thros sinS the xd there great
rush and sramo evcry po~ and ,hsn and fss nSb,s
between nall hoys, but arrests, s'uce god hu
was amost Immediately restored. Mulberry stree, w
he respectable quarter before ioDg if seeys inp-ov
ing with suoh loose chimney bricks and p.viss sone.
prcssntpg epdless and psrsis,en, teupAioos to ro,
ths self denial and htrons resolution OF people caanos
be sufficiently commended. RE oder Of their rep eta
bilily Ike that of the losaHty. Is sirtns,
--''t smells 70 Hcsven 4"
NO. 81 csSrRE sTEsEr.
ne poll In csaire street hed tho room Of
liquog store. There all DAY oravd around he
PER BY and there more pc sous Ia The polling
rom than In any other ia ths wsrd republican
rosct Dor placed the corner bai occ l5ies
by ao individual WHO dIttributed republican take,.
ss Csssios larshed, "ss II he mcckec himself" rns
hurried In, early aad then came alternately
britsly ana slosy. There d.tarba anoes ess
occAsiopsi rwbes after drunken met, but ddrlng ihe
afernoon . large party Of Wide AraEes, not 10
uIhorr, eatherei upon the opposite slteraik. and
By their pryssnoe aud ths ossnsivs manner
~t'ch they conducted themselves, nearly pro
vosed the dl.,1rbanoe they deprecaA L,ao
often express more than woris, Saa manners provoke
blows scme,imes ouiy by pas.iag quic ty Backwards
sod orr rds through the crosi could the police outs,
the slight dissurbsposs which would and ihsa
Zach candidate aus obcored, and 'od Uncle Abe" ~ss
shouted for A. loudly aod By the psrsoas 40 the
Uaun candidates.
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