The New York herald., 1861-12-19
THE CITY CAN v A S s.

THE CITY CANV ASS
BOARD or City Canvassers. Dec. 10, 1861.
meeting Of the Board Of City Canvassers held Dec l6
as6i, the following resolution adopted, viz
Resolved That the Clerk OF the City canvasers be and ne
hereby authorized TO publish the official report OF the cy
in the following papersNew York Daily Transcript
New York Daily Times, New York Herald Stats zenng'
Weekly Leader Sunday Atlas Irish American and Metro.
pol,an Record d. T. VALENTINE, Clerk
OFFICIAL CANVASS.
Statement of the city the city of New York
for Mayor, Police Justice to an va
Caney Third district occsioned by the deoease Of Sher
man Brownel OF the FIRST Ninth and Sixteenth
wards I'LL vacancies occasoned by death other
Alderman in each OF the Adermanc districts ct the city
hasag an m even srsa M a., s x
sone Of Common Schools for each ward one Inspector of
soo Tor each ward and us other sIoo ocss as haye
S % r. y % u % 9hsr sS rs N o
Ing met at the Chamber OF the Board Of Aldermen In the
sensh SEVENTH weii thriecnh ourleenn and sixteenth
a sn h. SUes % N s
tion districts o. said city, at the election held December third
entitled an act the Of
eight 6undrsi and hl,y seven do certify as follows ws
FOR MAYOR.
That appears on such estimate and canvass, that the
ely New York ssvenyfOur thousand three hundred
or which deorse opdyke received twenty-five thousand
three asaS hundred sat and eighty o.... ~
OF which Fernando Wood received tweny-four thousand
one hundred aud sixty seven.
OF which twenty were blank
or which one was an informal or defective ballot
And of which sixty were scattering votes
FOR POLICE JUSTICE.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
whole Of voss given for hs @ oos or Police us
decease Of sherman Browne was thousand nine
which William Dodge received thousand five
of which John j. Shaw thousand and forty
OF which James NJ. Murray received two thousand
(which r. Livingston Linn received eight hundred
Martin Waters received four hundred and eleven
And OF which three were scattering votes
FOR CoNsTABLEs
whole number OF given for the Office OF Constable
.ed o%r an anS one one
:. or which Mathew Berne received eight hundred and
Ofwhich Thomas Roach i've hundred and eighty
And of which two were scattering votes
Thus il appears on such estimate and canvass ,ha, the
whole given for the office OF OF
sand three hundred and forty. 'e''' ~ '''"'
or which Ira Pierson received thousand nine hun
or which Paschal r. Perry received thousand four
Of which Hartman b. Goodrich received seven hundred
OF which James c. W. Acker received and
OF which one hundred and wenty.one were blank
And OF which sixteen were scattering votes
That it appears such estimate and canvass that the
hs number Of vote. IL for @ the ss Of Of
sand eight hundred and twelve.
OF which William Hogencamp, Jr, received one thousand
or which Thomas Lynch received thousand Ave hun.
OF which John H. Carr received three hundred and eighty
Or which Ave were blank.
And OF which sixteen were scattering votes.
FOR ALDERMEN
T. on such or ma a and that
Second Adernanic district was three thousand hun
or which William Walsh received thousand eight hun
or which Richard Barry received nine hundred and
q q which which Charles Cha Mccarthy received fOrtyhve
And Of which twenty were scattering votes.
FOURTH ALpERMASIc DISTRICT
That appears on such & estimate & and canvass tha. the
the Fourth Adernanc District was four thousand
OF which Charles II. Hall one thousand three
handrsa m sS,s and av,aiy THIRTY cn.r,,. r.o.v.,
HUNDRED sSas and !sahs eighty e three r.c.v.
% which James Basey received six hundred twenty
Si which Reuben C. Mills received thirty. nine.
Aud OF which tweniy-eghi we're scattering votes
SIXTH ALDERMASIc DISTRICT.
That ~ on snSa ys estimate ar ,a ana that ne
Sixth Adamanic district was four thousand nve hundred
OF which Reed received thousand seven hun.
area ga an and .nrS ~. -one M n,rn,n r.os,,., -. ,.
OF George W. Anderson received egh, hundred ana
OF which John H. Collins received three hundred aud
Oi which John Commerford received one hundred and
OF which John Van Tine hundred aud forty.
or which fifteen were blank
And Of which .wentysx were scattering votes. |
EIGHTH ALDERMANIc DsriIcT
IL appears such estimate and
che Eighth Adermanc district i've ye hun
OF Which Peter Mitchell received two thousand three hum
OF Peter received one thousand seven hun
OF which one thousand three hundred
ana seventy-seven.
And OF which thirsythree scattering votes.
TENTH ALDERaAsic DISTRICT.
That appears on such estimate and tina, lie
the Tenth Assmanc district was four thousand hun
OF which George A. Jeremiah TWO thousand nine
OF which wiliAn A. smaey received one thousand one
o wSs Assa MsynasG %e snk received Ahye
VI which 1h,r,s,one % sn were ,.s scattering votes
That y appears on such estimate and canvass that The
Twelfth Adermanc district was Ave thousand six hundred
oi which Francis a. Booe received thousand eight
Vi which Bernard Kelly received two thousand seven
or S Which b, hDInh thirty one Were blank
F0URrEkyTH ALDERMANIC
That IL such estimate that the
whole number OF votes for the Office Of Alderman
the Fourteenth Aldermanc district four Thousand eight
hundred fifty.
or which john D. ottiwel received one thousand two
Uf which Gilbert II. Plat received one thousand and seven
ty.iuuf,
OF which Samuel B. Ruggles received hundred and
ninety five
OF which Henry NJ. Condor received nine hundred and
eighty-three
Of winch Richard Murphy received five hundred.
Of which EDWARD L. Corlies received ten.
of which James ~ Harp HARPER r,,s received seven
sIxTkENrH ALDERMANIc
whole number OF given for the office of
sixteenth Aldermanc district three thousand eight
hundred and eighty yseyen.
of which Terence Farley received egh, hun
dred and forty-ive.
OF which Thomas Mcspedon received one thousand one
hu ,dred and seventy-one. 80
or which Charles Mccarthy received live hundred and
of which George NJ Hsrpel received three hundred and
f0urt
Aud Of witch eight were blank.
FOR CoUNCILMEN
FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
That appears such estimate canvass that IN.
whole number OF votes given for the office
the Fourth senatorial district hundred five
thousand two hundred and seyentythree.
Oi which John Hogan received thousand two hun
ofed and thrty-eight.
or which Thomas Fitzgerald received six thousand three
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