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The New York herald., 1870-01-06

Here, again. we have editors IA re oorters. o7
lawyers, den,lsts, actors, - Clerks, II United
S!aies officers " city officers 20 physlcians, tele-
graph OPERATORS "a eng neers. ~ policemen anon.
those arres.eu aad CLASSIFIED BY their occupation.
one SIN ,u ur assl1caton occurs IN this Bro"klyh
rcJOit. iwO pers Jns are set down us being bv oc-
cnoation thieves" These two must have madc On
honest confession.
TuE ARRESTS IN RICHMOND AND WESTCHESTEH
COUNTIES.
On Staten Island the entire number OF arrests
was sob, vll.:-73l maie3 and 1856 females, an IN
Mestchcster county 8o5 males aud 70 females. Total
7Oc. the same Characteristic pr0portiOns appear
here as in the TWO cities point OF Dltionaities,
age occupation, &C., unL they need not Aerc DC rc
peatel.
ARRESTS FOR THE LAST TEN YEARS.
But the following table OF the arrests Tor the last
ten wears In this City cannot Da 0ml tea from Inc
principal report OF the Board. The table has been
prepared by inspection Of the yearly reports IRON
49, to 1903 inc usiye and ylelcs the following as-
founding figures, clAssncI BY nationdlitte5:-
Native, OF United States.
Ireland .fo1'A
crniany
All Ohera- sVsco1
The III chest number OF arrests In anv one year of
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

Judge Haynes, OF the Superior Court OF ONO, mas
resigned, WITH inc p-rpose vi entering inso ~"
Dictatorship villa '. 4. ! sitalli1aAn.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

o''o''A"
There a:cid ,lt IL the course OF me year on
any Of tiesc lines except on the UAlln Ferty Con-
pauys DoatS I.lcu e even persons fell between
the and the Drll4e oy MISLEADING their distance
IN jumpiny upou 'ha boat waen ~ tnc act VI .edviia
the sip AOIe were crowned. however, ani only
one person sughty INJURED ON some OF these boats
tnc steam carried on al aye,uge comes very near
the press ure allOwci ny tae Inspectors, tIus:-on
the Union C0npanys p0lt Nassau ~ pounds ~
allo weu anI "a IS carried the MlneoIa AiLeilca
and Cn4O run with ~ pOunus To ~ u lowed tne
James wait Of the HObuxe.l line, runs with - out
or - pounus aOwel, am the osprey, or tue Green-
pvlnL carries inc same pressure tJ the qlautity
Of steam allowed. The above figures OF tlave ON
tye ferss snow heavy Increase o. passengers over
previous years.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

FOr The tcl yelFs IrOm IojI 10 1877 N IhIS city
a0nc not less tnal $50, ldl persons have applied Tor
pauper lod yngs ami SIC tier at tic htarioa houses
TaKIlg this nu.luer ana tie ocr arrests Tor
the slmo cycle VI years together lt would appear
taat ABOUT Onelfth OF In" population OF New tof6
nightly IN charge OF the poce e,tner voluntarily rs
ralper iOdxers or inv0.untarIv aJ offenders against
uA Ia ~
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OrhEa SANITARY WORK.


OTHER SANITARY WORK.
Tie same sanitary com ANY ma0c Il, l6 COM
plants ol nuIsauces; served g. 4o6 general orders
Issued by tile iJOarl OF DealLh, of whlcn Onis sid
were not complied with. 1ney also served 1855
specIal orders Vi wnIca. however, l.52i received
NJ attention Dy the persons served, 44GJj ioL.s VI
III sna sol were lcnlovei under tne;r SUPERVISOR;
8.oo5 dead animals, alo them ALI DEAD horses
and 4576 ao.s AMI cats; 1885, ill lbs. Of ulsound
meat, nsh. DC, were coniiscated By them, Us iO.
t..,A
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IODjISG liz PAUpERs.
It "a known that nightly arge part OF the pauper
population of the CITY appcS ut tue station houses
Ior lodging. vi these during the pat year there
were accommodated In
u
kich nOni coan Z23
Wcstcheser cyunty. 3,ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31
TROUBLES OF THE DEMOCRACY.

Gratis has published pamphlet with a view OF exposing
the German Democratic trumvate. as they call IT.,
composed of Messrs Coroner Scirmer, Judge Friedman
and Magnus Gross They accused OF being in league
with the SweenyTw weed Ring. and doing all they can 10
cover up nisdeeds meeting Of the German Dem
ocratc General Committee has been called, when all OBJ
jectiOnable matters will be considered.
At noon Yesterday, dispatches received at the
City Hall announcing that, by vote OF 80 10 49, the
House had ordered to third reading the new (IweeU
Charter. This bad for the Young Democracy;
but when later dispatches received giving the IN
formation that the Charter had passed the House by
vote OF ll6 to 6, it almost stunned them. The only
place OF activity was the City Chamberains office,
where the city laborers. To the numbe OF 100
more receiving their monthly salary. The
Mayors Office presented animated appearance, for
the reason that the news of Tammany )
triumph every attache good sound Tammany man.
Mayor Hall said little, thought great DEAL aud laughed
still
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31
A RIVER THIEF SHOT

Early yesterday. Michael Conllin and con-
cderate boarded the barge A. Conklin, lying at Pier
No &c East River with the intention OF stealing The
master OF the barge Richard OLoughlin discovered the
thieves and warned them away. ConKNn advanced
toyard OLoughlin with pistol. and threatened 10
bow his brains out II he made any noise Inc latter AZ
once fired at the thief. the ball passing through poth
cheeks Conklin threw himself over the slde OF tue
hare into poat and rOwed away by MS cohteuer'
ate lie WAS arrested short time aiterward py omeer
Wovland OF the seventh Precinct while having MS
uoind dressed in the Office OF Dr. Franklin IN Cherry ST.
and locked up the Madsonst Police station les.er,
dv The prisoner was taken before Justice scott AT the
Essex Market Police Court, and compliant WAS maze
Ly or oughn As the prisoner was suffering from the
effect Of the wound the MAGISTRATE sent Ia" " NC
All.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31


BArLgYOo tbe 10Th Inst the residence Of naS Cbsds
L. Frost, cy Thomas Bailey Of Portsmouth, II in III
III. remain, vii be tiLeu to Portsmouth for interment
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ADs.que Tuesday a9h 4, To'.envis
will take place to-day THURSDAY at 'oelott Pdsnd 70.
Nevlork Whitehall Staten Island ferybo Of oe"et
thence Richmond Valley Station and return by the o'clock trails
BATE-At bis residence woodbur- Orange Co T. Saturday.
III. rsatS.. and friend. family attend the o.Ia
botberiHsw, WIN Mills No "loagh,
by.e, Carlton. BroOLp THURSDAY, the 5l'' a't s'Z
Poss-At Claren Switzerland after Illness Rev Archibald C.
Announced by Telegraph March 30
sob 81 kpS, sa asSa SS' ssi
IRE funeral u. ass place on Thursday morning O'clock At"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mOrniug March 30 Elizabeth H'"''iey
The and sad o,he f, respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral Church Saturday April 10 N.
HANDLE Miburu ~ j. March e. Iasc Hand in the 800 yea"
Funeral will taxi. place Friday aphl s'p from st. Stephens
MccoMB-At Plnirs.H j. on Tuesday, 10Th inst, Mrs ReOses.
Friends the family iavited attend the funeral on Fa Apr
Ralroad at "a u.
Mcco RMGE-oa wsiot,y morning M'eS 90 Em'la' laughter
residence her brother MComci West Twelfth st
The relatives ami friends are Invited to attend.
RAYMOND-suideny Brooklyn March a. JsmssJ Raymond.
Relatives friend, respectfully invited h, ho. FROM
bis late resnce No SehermeEhOrust on Thursday "2 O'Clock
sRYMOUR-In BroOllyn Tuesday 10th inst saiis ote tws
daughter Of william l. ard Sarah Seymour sed mouths and
family invited attesd tn. onsr.l this ,srn''-
clock residence Of her 1874 Lvingssonst
sNfDBROn Wednesday March 3d. at his late residence No
2i2 West ssveuht. after bef kdv, S1yd.. The ''a
ofhe Henry Snyder aged "A months AMI % isI
His vii be Amsterdam, n =, for O,ermeut
UTTER-Tuelsy 20 Of disease the heart William T. Utter
sgei 81
Reiatsrs aud friends are invited the unersl Friday April
D. late residence, No a. PARK St, Newark With cot further
| Invitation
wHERLRR-suddeny farans Wednesday evening March 70
O'clock ouly daughter Of William and bs "beeef
| sged years ami mouths 49,,
The relatives family respectfully nvis ~ "aA
the ner Friday O'Clock from j bss' f"enH tlhI'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31
POLITICAL.
THE RICHMOND CITY IMBROGLlo.

p,cuvoyp. Va, March 29.-Thc excitement
which has prevailed or less III TINS CITY oinS 'o
mast 10 DAYS over the conflicting claims OF Cahooh anu
puvson 10 be our Mayor. has been transferred from t
,1oyak IN the court room. Chahoon filed bill III equity
a., ,he II Circuit Court asking that Eliyson be e1oheu
from the exercise OF the powers he was Procecu"S ~
sume as Mayor Ellyson moved tbatth moiIon w ''9v
he dismissed on the ground that as DOM parties W '
were citizens OF this State. and the sole contest was
I'm regard to certain municipal authority III wic no ao'
NJ Congress was involved, tho Federal courts hau o
i,,n, either Of the parties Of the subject matter
ertpp that the Jud cal Courts OF the state hau SOTO
,,risdicton and that any proceedings Which MI Una
mann saw NJ 10 institute IN the premises shonIn pe ny q
"a,,.onto inasmuch as EllysOn ana ms PoIoo ~
a'naIIy In charge of the city, &c. t0ullsci INV
ucl', fonr DAYS or more and II II doubtful IL "a con-
cinsion viii he reached before Tuesday ,,,, vary
NJ Chnhoon ia Nirgiuiau, and has maze hhsc,I 49,
nopulr in the discharge OF his duties ana, NJ IN - ,a
Of Mayor by the people Is 10 ps h h n a1ibnrst 10
opinion many that II there hau De1p nnUhantiy re.
ootnc,ad There has been now come Dloohshcu ~, IT,
oGir and some think that he has injured M 1y
ai,entipa TO hold on during the interim Snr
httvps Al a0ortiing an opportunity or excuse ior
a. onnosti0n which Is sufficiently no. .and
materials However. me decision " ~ iaIc iuris
n NJ MIR ChahoOn VIII undoubtedly a.e.pt , ,n
oision and withdraw from the hen; bn , ,u H. Ina
csio nrdcred MS prayed for, ana Is ateinPeu W po
uoh 10 van viii hear from here. My own OPINION -
mai lie Court has no JnrsdNios ,nss onnosiny MS
ta' Iruoeie 10 enforce ~, II claimed those oI"s "
III s would clearly the moral advantage
p,cuvosp. Va March 30-The argument IN
=, ,,c,,on case of Chahoon against Eliysoh lhe fi'a
,,oyor, closed In the United States circuit 'o"S
- Go, wise making the closing speech ior 'h'"oo''
-, undated I'm strong terms any Animation WIN '"o
'p =, no,,lican p.rty" and claimed 10 DC sun III
nrepentat Rebel and did not Wnn III lar The Kepub.
dcrstood because ne 'hai lbs Court has ursdc
cnn oa,na"b .ioon as ploys0naI alpo'A'o0' u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31
THE PASSENGERS OF THE sAMARIA

There were in all 146 passengers on board the
Samaria disabled at or these 6 cabin and $50
seerago passengers The latter were left at Queenstown
when the samaria which had her shaft broken on the
4th OF March, lowed into Queenstown the l)th
The first class transferred at Queenstown
to the Java, and arrived here yesterday Their names
are: The Rev. G. Northgrass, VIM Otto Lucius, c. X.
Bass Capt. VIM. Dunbar, Alexander Stephens, Joseph
JohnstOne, Il. Allerdce, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiemigs. Mr.
Champion Miss l.. Calvin, VIM. Heath, Gonzalye Doure,
+. Kendrick. Philip Garmne, aud Mr. Wardel. some OF
the seefage passengers were to be put on board the
AeppO. for New.York, and the remainder to proceed
hitler the Sanaria which 1t was expected would nave
been repaired and made ready to sail from Queenstown
Saturday last
The cabin passengers OF the steamship Samaria have
addressed a letter to Messrs GuiOn & Co or Liverpool
owners OF the Manhattan stating that they sighted the
Manhattan when she about miles TO leewarc ana
fired guns and hoisted the commercial codes sgnais
engines disabled" and II wish to communicate ana
also lowered the maintop gallant SAIL but the Manhat
tan beyond setting her ensign. took no notice OF ten
The passengers positive that the Manhattan must
have and heard the signals since two vessels sun
further distance windward at once bore down upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31
SUPPOSED WIFE MURDER.

For a considerable time past MIR James
Jones and wife have occupied an apartment IN tho rear
tenement No 80 Ridsest The husband was very Intern
perate and often beat his wife On sunday he was seen
by one OF the neighbors to leave his apartment by
rear window Several hours afterward he returned
manned short time and then went away. Nothing was
seen OF Mrs Jones either on Monday or Tuesday until
late on the latter day, when some OF the neigbOrs en-
tered the apartment and found her lying dead in bed
Capt Bennett informed OF tine facts, visited the
lse and examined the body There were no marks OF
violence observable. Yesterday, Coroner Rollins hay-
ing been requested to hold an inquest, Drs Wooster
Beach and Cushman made pOstm0rtem examination,
and found that death had been caused by cerebral apo
pexy Nothing has yet been heard from The husband
nor can any reason be gned Tor his disappear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER IN HUDSON CITY.

Charles Schultz of Hudson City, \. D., man
formerly possessed of considerable property who has
had respectable standing the community Inade an
assignment OF his property to his wife few years ago
before leaving for California. The property was as
signed that his wife and children might be supported
while the husband and father absent; land 1t was
understood that it not to be sold but was to come
into his possession when he should return Upon his re-
turn few months ago. he found that his wife had sold
the property purchased elsewhere, and tat sie was
getting rich by her speculatOns. Although ne had gwen
her property worth 700, he could not OBTAIN uO"
return, but was turned out OF doors ua1 sne youl
have nothing TO with him but after weeks OF mpor
tunity permitted him to make his home In her house
on Tuesday night, late hour schultz returned very
drunk the house which he had left early IN the DAY
Becoming involved In dispute with his vile, he got MS
razor and her She struggled desperately but
caught her in his aud drew the razor tnree times
her throat she tainted ana TEL TO tue nOor COW
cred with blood
Persons residing in Bergen wood-ave. in which Mrs.
Schuzs house situated nearing the cries of the wo'
man. rushed and seized the husband Onleer warren,
who was called took him to the Police station An exam
ination took place yesterday at which DR.. Hammond,
who attended Mrs. Schultz. Misses Emma ana sarah
of facts connected with the ARRAY 1t was shown upon
tho testimony Of the daughters that schultz ana his we
had ouarreled continually since the atter nau
come house that Mrs Schultz had refused 10 give
her anything to eat, and that although ne was
the rghtfu of the property he was often ia want
OF "A few cents for expenses and from New York Dr.
Hammond testified III regard TO tie cOhuItoh OF lne
wounded woman, that there was danger that she ~Ouu
NOT survive about az ana her chances
of life in the opinion Of her medical attendant, were
nation to the County Jail to await tho result OF Srf
SclultL'S injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31
THE AMITY ST. ROBBERY.

Francis Dicean and Daniel alias Henry
Rlttncr the thieves who were arrested Oh
night last upon strong suspicion Of having oeeh the TWO
man who assaulted and robbed MI Thomas Jackson at
No Amity.st have been positively Identified by nm
Late yesterday afternoon Detectives Lyon ana hing OF
the Tenth Precinct took their prisoners before Mr G
son. who Is yet confined 10 MS Deu iotI ,n ~ b xe
him the letter to read and while he was 80 engaged
49, hlavs ~ the ,ie of the head, with PAIR OF brhss
knuckes The found on Rtner when arrested was
IN, dent ned - JacksOn's property Jackson. " IL
"rh,JS viii be able before Justice scott at the
80, Market Police Court this morning, ana make
AL, ,it Of the circumstances attending tue tODOcfy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31

Zoo 1pet' At 81 yop. o., r...u.. .,.,. =, a, e..
Al n Tar losern 81 CO. Sreae In'peo"oe ''e'V 81 o'~
.ra,, "a o., March 5.-Cott5k iun -, -,
,acs,n. \ bales Mdting Poe "noNef' "ee w on's'
N.v Os,> 'aSs March Jo.-POar ~ 2sn f5 800. n
white pe az Oats 6eD6le Bran 81 20 Hsy esssf. e.'
PorI deI; At % SasB So Bacon lli65iol6fG HANS I1to
Is Lard dn erce, IN al5e Keg l6ial7c quiet Pns
IOssIe Noasse, qne Prime not fsrmsnsg Csc WHISKY aud
Cse ppb.nr.d 81 Ring Exchange ii Ho~ Yorh Sight Exchange
BALrsors Mach Cotton qne MsdNpes ,,c Vosr
active ve,t,rds, prices Wheat srs Pesssyvsss 2s0s
Com advanced; Whit, 90 Yellow ssdese o, s.s :, $50
6rm; Rb sides i5c Clear Zoe Shoulder Re Hams 30
zoe Lard sfm al l5l di6c. whisky 6ru Of 9Tdes8e.
quiet sBs dali 81 - ,oU % -
/ Legal tenders 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31
THE CAMBRIA AND sAPPHo YACHT RACE AGAIN
A cable dispatch. dated at London yesterday,
THE CAsiBl

A cable dispatch. dated at London yesterday
says
"Mr Ashbury. owner Of the yacht Cambria, writes
The Times to-day on the suieCt Vi ne
contemplated yacht Hc says OF inc SIX cour h
offered Mr. Bennett. assuming the Sappho 70 De WITHIN
per cent Of the Canbrias SIZE CNew- lOrk neasue
ment Mr. Bennett accepts that calling Tor three meats
dead TO wndward and back in the channel whout any
allowances. lie also selects the lat Of May or Iherea
bouts the time for the race"
The above dispatch is probably in error in using tho
name OF Mr. Bennett for that Of Mr.. Douglass Out OF
series OF six offered by Mr.. AshDury
FEB. 22) TO Mr.. Douglass. the latter accepted
Nos. 4 and 6. but left it open to the Canlbrias
owner IL he did wish sail both. No alone would
be satisfactory. Series No stipulated for Three races
of miles, dead to windward aud back IN the English
Channel; no conditions or time allowances MI Doug
lass did, however, make condition, VIZ: That the
vessels should have flying start 1t is 10 this accept
Mr. Ashbury in all probability replies In Offering
Series No the contingent that the Sappho should be
within per cent Of the Cambrias size NewYork facht
Club measurement mentioned. The last sentence
in the cable dispatch, ale also selects the st of May.
&C. refer to Mr. Douglass The terms OF the race
to be understood by both parties alter over
years newspaper controversy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31
PENNSYLVANIA.

PROCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, March 30-A rather important
measure to Pennsylvania reached in the House to-
day, authorizing and requiring the State to lqudate
damages sustained by citizens OF Pennsylvania during
the Rebellion therefor to be raised by exemntn"
from state several counties on the southern
border The matter postponed indefinitely after
long debate vote OF "A to TO- The House passed the
Iron Ship building bill. and all the measure admitting
the right Peunsy lyanias cOored eitizen5 to vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31

into the custody Of tho IT, Marshal and committed 70
Ludlow-st jail by Commissioner shields The second
are st In confinement Cardenas for the oense
From the sworn statements Of Capt Bean first mate d.
A. Wheeler, and Consular Agent Nathaniel Cross. 1t APP
pears that any provocaton attacked
BY Mcintyre seriously stabbed with knife IN the shout
der neck aud leg, and afeIward Knocked down IN tho
IL also appears that Crowley refused to aid the Captain
IN furnishing the two sailors aud that Koonsoh ana
claims TO have been drunk at the time Of the aifray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
,,r,,r,vo AT COOPER INSTITUTE.

MASS MEETING AT COOPER lNoiii u H.
MAJ" nDntIo MONEYS FOR sECIARlAN EDU-
NJ ctT,oS-sPErcnEs BY PETER COOPER,
henry HENRY WARD BrEcHEE, W; E. DODGE, n; H.
srHENcK, HIRAM KfrCho"' D. r. THOMPSON
AND OTHERS. en.
An IMMENSE was held last evening in Cooper In.
N free non sectarian public schools. and
suSs the public money to churches or
,"aS schools L ry seat in the large hail was occu-
~ tho aisos were crowded with eager listeners
TSs ,pcakes included inc foremost champions Of fro'
estantsm and their eloquent denunciations OF sect'
usurpstion were received with unboundea applause
49, Cooper esq was chosen Chairman of the meeting
and Dexter A. Hawkins. Secretary Of the Committee
presented following list Of and secre
taries all OF whom, he said. had been invited in
xrtns 10 serve and none OF WHOM had declined;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31

The Democratic Conservative State Central
Committee OF Maryland met at Annapolis, the 10Th.
and resolved that the Registration law Of the State
should altered to conform to the provisions OF
the Fifteenth Amendment, and enable all persons who
will then be entitled register under the laws OF the
State register and avail themselves Of the privilege OF
lie franchise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31
NETWORK.
TOWN ELECTIONS.

The elections in the several towns of West
chester County, Tuesday, has resulted as follows:
vcr, Dem. Second Ward Patrick Mallens Dem Third
Ward. Ernest Hail. Republican gain Fourth ward Da'
James NJ steadman Rep. and Samuel II. Davis, Dem.
Justice OF the Peace-John Flanagan. Dem Assessor
in place Of WIN. CauldwciI, Dem All the candidates
elected except SIR Flanagan nominated by the CIT
- RrE.-Town Clerk, Edwin Horton Dem. Collector OF
Taxes VIM Youngs. Dem ,,.- r.
Archer, Assessor; VIM l.. Pinckney DEM. and VIM II;
Ie Count Dem Justices of the Peace; Philip Conway and
g. l.. Archer. Commissioners OF Highways; George w.
Dayids, Dem. Superysor.Sl2 majority. ,,.,
EAsT.CHEsTgR.- Robert W. Foster, Dem. Town Clerk
Rebt. W. EdmOnds. Dem Justice Of the Peace; Andrew
George. Rep, Commissioner OF Highways; Isaac Far
f1nGton ReP Assessor; and John Masteson' Rep
WEsTCHEsIER.-George Blake (Dem), Town Clerk;
min Ferris MervIn Baxter, Daniel McGrory Trustees;
John H. sklnon; Receiver OF Taxes; VIM. H. Arrow,
elected Supervisor in place Of Abraham Hatfield Dem
WEST FARMs.-Ferdnand Myer, Dem. was elected
Democrats, justices OF the Peace; Lewis G. Morris,
Dem. Commissioner of Highways; James Cling and WIN.
Carson overseers of the Poor and John b. Briggs DEM
by one majority over Philip Duffy DEM Fred. Grote re-
elected Supervisor by Iss majority: o,.u,.
Mr. Francis secor, Dem. was unanimously elected su'
WHITE PLAIss-A. Jackson Hyatt. Town Clerk by a
majority OF one; Michael Donohue, Supervisor
NEW AsTLE.-walter Haight, Rep. was reflected
NORTH CAsrLE-James Hopkins. Rep. Supervisor.
OssINING-Thomas Lcary, Rep, Supervisor.
PELHAM.-There were two Democratic candidates for
snperysor-Mr. Benjamin +. IlegemaD the present in.
cumbent and OF the Commissioners or Boston Post
Road. and Mr. Biller, Anti boulevard factious nOml-
nee. The result not yet ascertained
PoUNDRTDGE.-Mr ID. W. Miller. Rcpubcan-super-
Boulevard candidate. was reelected by % majority
Thomas X. Downing, Democrat and Boulevard Commits
soMERs.-wm. Marshall. jr.. Democrat, and william
Teed Republican, each claim to be elected by majority
OF one.
T. YoSKERs-Mr. Ethan Flaeg Republican, Ia elected
and boulevard Commissioned r, by 452 majority.
YoRKTowS-Not yet heard from.
BEDFoRD.-The Hon. Hezekiah ID. Robertson, Repub-
lican, was elected Supervisor.
CoRTLASD.-James III. Anderson. Republican Super
visor by 2ig majority.
GREESBURG-A. o. Wilson. Democrat, Supervisor.
HARRIsoS-Edward Wiictts, Democrat land anti
Boulevard reelected over the Boulevard candidate
by II majority.
LEwIsBoRo-Da Hunt, Republican, Supervisor, for
the Goth consecutive year.
MAMARoSECK.-ThOmas l.. Rushmore Democrat, who
the construction good roads, but contends
the work should be done under the supervision and
cement OF town officers, reelected Supervisor
by 100 majority
PEEKsKnL.-Wllliam H. Anderson, editor Of The Peeks
EH Adrrfser epublcan) Is elected Supervisor by 29
majority All the Republican ticket IL elected with the
exception George l.. Croft 0'em). Town Clerk aud
william Borden (Dem), Oyerseer OF the PooI who have
% majority.