The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-06


-rIu, lone-livcd individual, " the oldos' inNa-
,a,,r,- will scarcely rccoloci an election IN
this city which passed of with less enthusiasm
a,a excitement, and less disturbances Of the
pcsce, than that of Yesterday. The prlnclI"
question At issue seemed to h. who slh
e,,.,s6, and the adhcrents Of brown byh'I''
VII. and Tweed were some~hat carnes. !"
,..,or. 10 secure the success OF 'heit
.,..I., candidate. Early In tho day
-. Of the Union State Ticket was ior'S'''
..,,clu.;oo. and all the energies OF party men
.,.,,sd 70 he bent in favor Of this OF that couN
candidate.
IT, vs,e was very sman A. every on" "n 70
-...,.a pct,ing was cautious rs the d'E
,..-....d Iynch's stock rose in value WINE
chs, Of hi. opponents eNPcnone vi '.''''''''
sinking Proclivity' 49,, ..,o, o.,,,,
..,,-n.d with sarccly an exception althonsh
- "a. somc inhibition Of the ardent
.urrcp,itic,l.ly obtained. Ono it'll" " Scrim-
- IN the Eleventh ward, AMI one in the
11irt.en,h, which were soon qnietcd by the
poI;,. we're the chief disturbances during the
day. ..,...,. ,..
in relation to the Great Expedition, discussion
WA about equally divided between that matter
and the election.
ANcr nightfall, mail crowds wer" as usual
..,,h.roA about the various newspaper Offices
s-.,oh;ng cor the publication of "rcturns' on the
bcuc,inS and "a they came in more and moro
favorable 10 Lynch, cheers for that gcn'lem"
WAIT rung out upon the mir with WILL
MOZART HALL
IT.. bead,uarters of Mr. Lynchs supporters
was flled st an early hour
Ala quarter past eight o'clock an organiha-
ron va effected. with u. II. Taylor Esq, in
,hs chair. Mr.. Boland ofliciatcd as secretary
NJ. returns having vet been made, speakers
were called for. Father lcnncssy' spoke
briefly, pitching into the manner in which the
relief funds for soldiers families were distribut-
ei. lie was especially severe on Dr. Gr'Scom
and his family, swearing that he would prose.
cute one Of DIR. Griscom' sons, who wa now il
court, for kicking a soldiers wifi. lie scarcely
knew how armies wcro TO bc raised in a colrntr,
where soldiers families were left to starvc and
be abused. At this point reports began to be
received.
A the returns came in, the citation Of tn
Mozar,ers increased AMI their cheering gave evil
dencc now zealously they had worked during
the day. "Wcn done, Jimmy " Where's
Greeley, now p Hit en- asin, jimmy
Lynch" and such like manifestations at the re-
suit, were sure to interpcrsc the cheers which
followed all announc, nicnts in favor OF that
gentleman. ,,,-
claimed, q report was brought that the ''ol,l
yil,wnm" CTammanyl was all dark, with the
exception Of a single ,anow camille w thc coal
hole" which threw light upon hall DOZEN OF
the "Sachcms' PLAYING game of ''olh slcdge'
to decide their bots. The cheering which sue
ceeded this announcement hayi,g 7ub,il'l,
several other returns wcrr real, and il wis an.
nounccd that the election Of CoNNoLLr BRtD-
LEY and WoopRuFF, a. Senators, was almost
certain. Il being, by this time, deemed GER
tain that LrNoa's election wa. secured the
meeting adjourned.
Neither Mr.. Lynch nor Mayor Wood were u,
the meeting. They were in ~ private loom il
Dclmonicos, receiving the returns rs fast ~ tn,
votes were cnnyas,ed. A number of prominen
hoarters, including DR.. Bradford, AMI M,ssr'
Hcnucssy, Taylor, and others, repaired to Del
ncuco'7 after the adjournment OF their meeting
TAMNASY.
Tammany gave no evidences last night oil re-
joiciug or the part Of the Sachcms. On tn
contrary an elongated ,isagc was the prominent
Distinguishing marx Of the interested visitors to
the 'Old Wigwam," the scene of 50 many
D'mocrhic trumphs in the past. The hall WI,
not opened for the reception OF returns, and th'
light oil the transparency bearing the names o
Tmnmauy candidates, burning DINNER an
DINNER as the night advanced, seemed to beto
Ken the failing glory OF once powerful party
A. 10 o'clock Tammlny was deserted.
Crowds were assembled around the new,pnpe
Offices until past midnight. hut at about on
O'Clock they dispersed, AMI the street, resumed
their wonted stiffness.
BRooKLYN.
The election passed of quietly. There WI
no unusual excitement, but few persons wcr
about the polling places. There were no fight.
or disturbances Of any kind The porter house
were all closed during the day, but wcr
open at night, the vote was very light, ne
more than two-thirds cast the year prev
Gus. The Peoples Union candidates on IL
state ticket have a large mnjority-about tw
thirds Of all the votes east. The county of
Gers Oh the same ticket are elected, althoul
the vote for Register and County Clerk is rat
or close. With thcs' exceptions, the who
Union ticket Is certainly elected, and M'l.auE
lin and SJcnrns probably.
The candidates probably elected are =, {,
lows; all being ON Tho Peoples Union Ticket
Register Hugh Mclaughlin.
County CltTk-,Iohn y. Stcarn1.
Coroner Th,nr- 4. Norris.
superintendent Of the p1Or-DiunHu j 'yrl.
supreme curt JUdJs-luhn 4 l.ult.
Jusiicrs % Sessions WIN. IA. Hoy, y .up
Stnlwcl.
Senator 2d Dist --l,s.c C. smith,
o.. ~ Henry G.. Murphy.
Assembly lu Dist.-Amirryy J. prlyn.l
~ Richard !, Llor jpr,a.
% WIN, NJ. Tuum,z,
Atn ., JuuduuB otewtr nm,
0tt O.. Chal /. Benedict,