The New York herald., 1864-12-11

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shss. rn,ce isoa.s csaps received three shousau
sS,v Svs fasck hcGraDs received seven hundrsd q
o. which Samuel O. Hccr.v r.os,vsa 40 .Ao0..D
/ one hundred and seventy oneI
pa vos. which two hundred and seventeen were scats
That the whole number Of vo.es siven 70, Mamhsr
n.ssmOy " the Seventh Assembly disrict was egi
''USsaha ~ ah ana twenty six. I's-
nunared and forty eight "
huDa,sS wS'en & iames Gibson received one thousand min
" which Oliver Charlock received nine hundred an
0 which John v. erdlsy received one thousand e,sn
seventy three 'S'''' $3.50 1''' " 20
Lnat the " hole number OF votes given for Member
assembly 10 the Twelfth Assembly distrcs WA seye
'nCussnd 0a four hundred and ninety Jour
~, VI wncn Joseph A. Lyons received three thousau,
four hundred aud sxty.one.
OF or which Patrick Daley received two thousand ay
,,s (which aOhsr: y. Macksy RECEIVED one .hoqsan,
Ana q which one hundred and forty one wore scatter
That the whole number Of votes given for Member o
assembly in tho Thirteenth Assembly district was siS
'no1sand 90 two hundred and ninety sia
W which Alexander Ward received TWO thousand ave
hundred and sixiy.nine.
OF which Thomas Ryan received one thousand four
buuuTed ana seventy four.
or which Joel W. Mason received Two thousand tvo
Ana .. which isfTiy two were scattering votes
ans. inc wpo'o humber OF votes given for Member Of
thousand seven hundred and eleven. 4
which Michael l. Salmon received four thousand
or which John W. Edmonds received two thousand ave
hundred and ninety ono.
And OF which ninety three were scattering votes
That the whole number of votes gwen for Member m
assembly 10 the Fifteenth Assembly district was six
thousand nve hundred and twelve. -
VI which Thomas b Van Buren, received two thousand
four hundred and ninety.
or which aenzo Diefendon received one thousand nine
or which Stephen R. Pnckney received two thousand
And OF which seventy one were scattering votes.
That the whole number OF votes given for Member or
Assembly in the Sixteenth Assembly district was nye
thousand one hundred and ffly.seven.
which John Keesan received one thousand nve hun
OK which Henry Aroularus received one thousand one
Or which willim n. Ds Camp received one thousand
or which Henry p Cochran received I've hundred and
or which William p Lyon received eight hundred and
sighty two. -
And Of which thirty six were scattering votes.
Ihat Inc whole number OF votes given for Member OF
assembly in the Seventeenth district was three
thousand SIX hundred and twenty three
or which Sidney p. Inaraham, Jr received two thou.
and four hundred and thirty eight.
OK which David u. c. outwater received one thousand
)n0 hundred and sixty.
And OF which twenty hve were scattering yotes
we certify Ibis statement TO be correct, and have
caused the same 10 DO atesed by the signature or the
lay Of November, j. enc thousand eight hundied and
iIty.iour. WILLIAM N. TWEED, Chairman.
DAVID A. FOWLER Secretary.
lhe Board ofCcuniy Canvafser OF the city and county
New York, having canvassed and estimated the votes
ven In tho several election districts 10 each OF the
Assembly districts OF the said city and county, at
eneral election, held on the eighth day Of November
!. D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty.our do
hereby certify, Determine and decare:-
That Iac,D Z Smith BY the greatest number Of votse
'irst Assembly district in said cty -
Inas Brynn Gaughan by ths Rreaes number Of votes,
econd Assembly strict In said city.
That George l. Ioutrei, by the greatest number Of
he Third Assembly district 10 said city.
That James Murray by the greatest number OF votes
ras duly elected member OF Assembly in and FOR Inc
ourth Assembly district In said city.
That Charles BIauve by the greatest number Of votes
,as duly elected mcmncr Of Assembly In ard for the
That Edward s. Maloy by the greatest number OF
otes, was duly elected member Of Assembly in and
Or the Sixth Assembly district, 10 said city. ~
That Thomas Stewart, by tho grcatcss number OF
otes, VAS duly elected member of Assembly in and
Or the Seventh Assembly district in said city.
otss was duly elected member or assembly II sSc for
he Eighth Assembly district in said city.
duly elected member Of Assembly, 10 and for ths
ninth Assembly district in said city.
ss Ss sa fss% % number OF
That John Mcousld By the Greatcst number OF votes
.eventh Assembly district in said city.
That Joseph A. Lyons BY tho gresost number Of votes
vas duly elected member OF Assembly In and for the
welfth Assembly district in ssid city.
That Alexander Ward by the greatest number OF votes
.as duly elected member Of Assembly in and for the
thirteenth Assembly district In said city.
That Michael NJ Salmon, by tho greatest number OF
otss was duly elected member OF Assembly in and for
he Fourteenth Assembly district In said city.
That Thomas II. Van Buren, by greatest number OF
'otes, duly elected member Of Assembly In and for
no Fifteenth Assembly district in said city.
That John Reegan. by the greatest number OF votes
duly elected member OF Assembly In and for the SIX
eenth Assembly district in said city.
4 votes. was duly elected member Of Assembly In and
or the seventeenth Assembly district IN said city.
Dated New YORK; NSyi %i %, 4. isst TWEEn Chairman
DAVID A. FOWLER, Secretary.
Tha, John elly by the greatest number OF votes
iuy elected sheriff Of the city county Of New York
That A. onkey Hall was, by the greatest number OF
'otes duly elected District Attorney Of the city ana
The Board Of County Canvasscrs OF the city and county
New York. having canvessed and estimated the votes
given the several election districts OF the said city and
county at general election held on the eighth day or
November A. ID. Que thousand eight hundred and sixty
our do hereby certify, determine ana DECLARE
,oes dsy elected c"rE OF The County Of New YORK
That Abraham d. Russell vas, BY the greatest number
4 votes, duly elected City judge OF the city OF New
FORK.
That John was by the greatest number OF votes,
uly elected supervisor OF the county Of New York.
That william c. Cover, Robert Gam bic, Edward Collin
md John Wldey were by the greatest number OF voios
Iiv elected Coropers Of the city and county OF New
fork. ,o.,
wlrLIAI NJ. TWEED, Chairman.
DAVID A. FOWLER, secretary.
MnItafy iSsir5.
RECOGNITION oF THB GALLASrRY OF TIE ONE
,rSnprp ANp sTvFNi 18TH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
The follow letter from the New York Adjutant Gen.
rails ofco was recently received oy C2one.
,ommanding one Hundred and Seventoth New York
volunteers
(rsraAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE or NEW YoRS,)
ApyuTAsr GENERALS 0vrIcR, =
ALBANY, Nov is, 1864.
-o, J. p McrvoR Commanding Ono Hundred and Sevon.
teth regiment New York Volunteers