The New York herald., 1863-11-01

limited amount and the result is that all bus the old
standing organizations fast coming grief Tho 70.
suit that tho stump and sorohead parties are
begging for quarter. Truly has not this campaign
Of reform and purity OF the ourosites Of the
,msss Now let Meades army run another foot with
Leo, and close the menagers for the season.
The following is q list Of the candidates.
REGISTER,
Jon" NC Gexson Dem. Re1ssese..a.s.e s Dem.
Thomas H. Ferris svaao ,Iaa. Thomas H. Ferris
Tanmery and xo.an '-O Rspuo'soan.
aide0n:'' Tucker. .u-ruv.oss. ae.ss Dayton
~s', essss En-: Henry Smith 'ssss s IsSs.s.. ssssss
Frederick Repper.
John T. HOFFMAN. John 7. Hoffman. Theo 4. Tomlinson.
josiah s.ns1sa sa,hesi.nd. sSSs1
ramm any and Mozart Rspus,;caS. MeKeon Dem
ssmL b. Gsrvin. James White. John I. Schmidt
4S:: s:.s:.. ss 4''a1 a..z Henry HiS a. %
Florence ss'%sc; Mccarthy
zammanv and Mozart. RspHSiioan MeKson Democrat.
20 B. woodruff: william H. ellison. G. B. woodruff.
1sI%%"y sIass Sos.a. ssa assa' anthony hyDasaS DssS
kSs. xkS: Se.ss. Ss%ss.s lnlsesy Dasio den"
1s%s:z swvs:szns ss kass.t kiss VIZ Hs,iisSS Tsi%S:er
7~TSo:' 6. Fields. Gclns. 4: Runtls
'.s;s.:asd.s xsss:ndsr Vs.S1''' Ward
John i. McKinlsy AcKeon democrat.
S5sG s 5sTsss is$s!:s y: .as ass:s zs..
Wm: ?. Kiik. IsprS!ican % 49, -. xo,,,,
JoSn i: MSi!moiss SsKssa sS;;es Ssnosrss
4-sa%ss ifs1se SsIe.y. Ta%$sss NJ and Mozart
S-Henry Rogers, Tammany and Mozart
& Archibald & Sotni%aa s9sdsh.., republican
sMs,sy MMs1ay isass sals: %sSs a0S Mozart.
Alfred = ketsehmm, republican.
7-5sms: Graham Hs1.. IsSnm.ny and Mozart
s-Wm J. S!snsy, % TsmnsHy and Mozart
sssSs% sssis'c clln sskson
s-James Dunn Tsmmsny and Mozart
,osaSos, ssasst s%Ssn1 s:21Sss1 and xo..
n-S STTi;s ,;yy SSy:s; .SsS;s:sy Is%%:sy and Mozart
;:$s; s ;s sS,s:ss.' s;' .' 'nasp.ndsn. democrats.
H-yo:sph 4. Lyor. E.m%.ny and Mozart.
Andre" T. .ss Jsstn.a DIO;sae iDdspendsu, d.mocra.
ssss sS;s:r ks:S r:%%ssss ,spass.a sna Mozart
Xisssndsr 4. Resvs. MeKscn democrat
Sss.s:ss:s 81 s:%ss:
ThomAs Stevenson, republican.
fSdIn.9s frSa .9sfRHsidAein RissdRe inA..-.Asns dsmoerss.
is-@S':XRAsa @;X Z PSc.nsy ,s ,n Tns%%sny and Mozart
:. Robert Johnston. Mekeon dsmesrst.
is-mh:s' xSGs;ean. s;es.. Ism%noy sn.S;,C!y and Mozart.
si john ss.n. s ~ssi, Hefsen sse:O,,sa1 SsD,Ss4si.
lis, Z. Ingrshsm, Tammany apd Mozart.
!. b. batohcior, republican.
henry q. Genet. independent democrat
ssvsNrH CIVIL JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Among the candidates for CvJustics in the upper dis.
trics comprising the Twelfth. Nineteenth and Twsasy.
second wards. 10 Mr. James N. sheehan, well known
lawyer and prominent democratic politician Of the Nine.
teeuth ward. Mr.. s. expects the nomination Of the
united democracy OF his district His opponents arc
Judge Van VOORHEES, present incumbent, Mr.. Theo. Sem
Ter and Mr. Foster.
The provost marshas OF the various districts win detail
two ocers for duty at the polls their DISTRICTS
copy the Of s used the new en-
rolment In this manner the names OF many persons
will be obtained which under other circumstances could
easily be procured. The officers will 10 every case
notice the general appearance OF the and
msmerandum for reference.
The Mayor and Furloughed Soldiers.
TO THE EDIToR OF THE HERALD.
MAroR's OFFICE. Nxw YoRK, Oct. 81, 1858.
Ny attention has been called the following fsm cut
from the New York Leader Of to. day
INTERCEPTED ELECTION TEL xIEcRAM.-ro f. NJ Stanton,
Washington. from George Opdyke:-"Dstincty indicate
counties for tho fur oughcd soidisrs.,' ts ..f
Answer from f. N. Stanton-''List sent by mail to
State Committee yesterday"
This statement from beginning 10 end Is an unmcatcd
fslsehood. GEORGE OPDYKE.