The New York herald., 1860-11-07

were cast, six upon sfhdavits. The inspectors and
pslioemos had nothing (, do but congratulate esch
other upon their good looks forming an extern pore
Mutual Admiration s,sesy whoh reporters sd
m,,ed under protest.. There were, q, no time during
the day, enough about the place 70 make any dis
turbanos n they bad wished
THE P0LICB ARRAE0RARsTs
In the Sixth ward were admirable whatever they may
have been elsewhere. There were no impedineoss 70
voters, and tbs efforts Of the police preventive
rather thaa punativc All the liquor places kept
ciossd and asy Illegal voting done. done BY
votes ia Nay the Sixth lose the bosd;ees
reputation |. gained during ths voting yesterday.
SEVENTH WARD.
Thh provxb,aiy quiet and peancaols ward sustained
IL rspuson for dsosDoy and order yeaterday rne tenn
pies Of Janus, In the shape Of gin shops and whskey
boxes, nearly altogether oosed ana therefore, The
voting tho different districts went with regularity
and precision. srong patrols OF police detailed
Tor aosive duty, an1 70 their vigilance and watch
fulnes II . great measure duo The peace
and sssadinea Of The ward. Ths police did
their duty faithfully and well. Wherever thsrs
any signs OF IN enes4e they were hand, and
By their continuous proximity 10 scenes OF probable
trouble every attempt a outbreak avoided. The
voting In this wArd began very early The advice Of the
HEsD, 70 "vots early md bring your neighbor along
with you," ws very generally adopted Every
ecotor, with bot To- exceptions, was Ioompanied
BY bis friend, voting tho black repabll.
oan aad others tho indivisible Union ticket. Tns
Republicans fought hard for the mas;ery In this
ward. here were good many scenes which might os
r~porsed, illustrative they Of popular Wit and
hunos, but they have nothing to do with tho
do net 70 mention them Tho names tae ward
registers were very nearly polled by huf-pAst three
In tha
great many oh sllsnses Of Union we'll republican
votes but scrutiny which they attempted exercise
only tended 70 delay the voting for short time,
without any other Teeut. A slight coIfusion
took place n tho corner OF Pike and Madison streets
among some people who ~erc oongregsted about the
pols Al one tine seemed ~ II there would he somo
trouble here. There gencr. advance and retreat,
siew blows were exchanged two heads msdo
20 bleed but whole thing subsiaed U,
the OF CLOSING the polls there ether sgus Of
scrinus disturbance.
Although Il appeared very evident that tbe majority OF
the electors others acned to co,daot The eoo
tou p ceaey Incident occurred 10 tbe ocursa II tho
day shion very nearly terminated fatally. John Ryan
~ae arrested With great deal OF difficulty, for vionuty
assuitilg voter with whom he hal been oouteodng
the qualifications OF Duff for Congress- Ryan
par, ouisIiy desperate, and news OF his rotous
ccnaucs socn conveyed TO patoe onfcer
uamed Nicholas o'Copoeli, who wAs In the
vcsuity, and every effort ~r made 10 arrest him.
after icc,ciins sevcre nj1rics his opponsns
however, ksAn-sho Is very young nan-<ucoee6cd 10
efecting b,e escape TO boarding Juse Ru .gers
street in VIII h be resides The police Officer poihing
nauned followed him hero, when general sorde OF his
ircres mace, aud a, one time II seemed ~ there
would hsve been pretty seneral and blooiy alocg
tho whole street Another rolioe offuer, however,
10 the rescue, and with much trouble
Ryan taken to The station house. Tho upfortu
nste ~ho besien lies In Ehst pre-
cerc1s condition Ills has heap beaten irto sons
th az lihe puip. sra bl3~s having dfivasd by
sIufdy EsIo aud ~ilh . b,svy s.cx pr Wells im
dlaioy called In afserd tbs ~ouacel raa There
other FOR HesAi voting, but they
aid not present any pccuisS features