New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
PREPARING FOR ELECTION.
PREPARATIONS

MILITARY PREPARATIONS
LARGE FORCE OF SOLDIERS IN The Civ IN
MARsIlALS.
yuportant steps taken yesterday In the enforce
cnt Of the National Election law and so far as can he
aoea at o'clock this morning. there IL every prospect
:, AN honest and peaceable election In this city to-day
IMPORTANT AGREEMENT BETWEEN FEDERAL
AND CITY AUTHORITIES.
On Sunday private conference was held between
Marshal Sharpe and Gov. Hoffman with reference to the
execution of the National Election law. As conse-
aueRoe Of this interview, an invitation was oonVeyeu
W. Stoughton yesterday morning to the United ota"
authorities which resulted yesterday afternoon in pro
ionged consultation in the Governors Room OF tne .
Hail between Gov. Hoffman, Mayor Hall, .n
ney Davis, Marshal sharpe, Judge Bos"o ana
Board of Police E. ". stoughton, Tsmmaiy ,,,ion
Caleb Gushing. Government counsel inns ton Of the
lasted three hours, and resulted !" WV
following important agreement ,,,;ouo CO.
r. ,bo n,,,,ose of securing harmonious w
.s,,o ,os,roe, the authorities OF the Uh'eu o'''
an Tho ono hand and those Of the stare anu I''y q, -
York ON the other. at the election on '"e o"
agreed as follows; .., his name ia 70 be
f"N' ~ ~, Arrest from voting II, after being chai-
-, estjoncd and cautioned, he persist III taxing
-, ,an,orv oaths unless of the inspectors KNOWS
,nat me is not entitled vote After voting any eeo'
may M arrested for any ofense against the iaW'
scd The United States Supervisors are 10 I've pres
emf nom the opening polls until the completion OF
the canvass and to have full opportunity to witness the
canvass and attach to every certihca'e Oh Tue 10
suit of the canvass any statement they may desire ana
they are not TO I've arrested before the completion OF he
whole canvass any alleged ohcnse nor theh eAce u"
process. ,
ya,,d The Inspectors Of Election TO be protected
from the opening OF the polls until the completion Oh ho
and are not to be arrested before the complexion
of the u canvass for any alleged ofense nor then,
except ON process
Eo.yth. The United States Deputy MarShals and the
members of the police force are e. cooperate IN SOOdlh
In preserving order and in giving erect TO the above e1-
pressed understanding.
sim IT, in the opinion of ans supervisor or inspector
of elections any deputy marshal OF policemen nj the
polls shall fail carry out in good faith the above uhue
standing he shall Immediately cause the fact to he re-
ported to the United States Marshal if the complaint he
against deputy marshal and to the superintendent OF
Police ii the complaint be against policeman.
A. OAKEY HALL, Mayor of New-NUrk.
j. s. BoswoETH, Prest Board of Police, n y. CITY
y. W. SToUGHTON of Counsel.
&, GUSHING of Counsel.
NOAH DAVIS, United states Attorney.
GEORGE II. SHARPE, United States Marshal
Nec York, NOV. =, 1870.
This agreement settles amicaby those points OF differ
encc in reference 10 which collisions were most likely TO
occur practically nsres, in the opinion OF Marshal
Sharpe and District Attorney Davis Ia peaca0e as wei
~ honest election. To provide for the prompt com
ait to-day at Gen. MeDowels Headquarters corner OF
Houston and Greene-sts, while Commissioner Shields
accompanied by Gen. Trcmane will open his court IN
East Forty sixtAt Prisoners will be consigned to Lud-
iows ia and il ia hardly anticipated that the number
OF arrests viii exceed the capacity Of that institution
The right deputies to arrest without warrant for or
fences committed in their view is by no means aban-
doned but probable that hut few arrests OF this
kind will be made thousands OF cases Of proba-
able false registration warrants have been issued and
will be served upon the "repeaters" II they persist in
voting which is rather unlikely, considering the fate Of
Quinn, Mclaughlin, aud Schroeder.
NATIONAL MILITARY ARRANGEMENTS.
tits certain that large number Of United states troops
are quartered in this city to-day but the military apba
ties last evening extremely retcen and positively
declined to give any information the subject what
ever At the Marshals office, however, late last
night it was asserted that large numbers soldiers would
he in the city before daylight. 1t was further
stated that the Guerrero would be anchored
in the North River with her fun complement Of men,
that other United states warvesseis would De st
would be duty at various points around the CITY;
detachment Of troops established ITSELF carly III tne ngas
az ted to Marshal Sharpe O'clock ssC
would he stationed the foot of Chanbers-st r., ant
and somewhere on the east side Fortieh-s TIT
runor that troops VIII he stationed IN Ihe Iitea 9ea,o
building I'm Chanbersst was not confirmed but u y ull
derstood that detachment viii be ON duty at the mead
quarters I'm Houstonst.
THE STATE MILITIA READY FOR SERVICE.
Gen shaler has issued the following order with refer
ence 10 the First Division Of the National Guard Of the
state Of New York:
HrADarAETrr' FlS; s. PgyI,,oS "a. sSs,Ssr'}
General orders No l2By direction Of lis EKeeency John
Hoffman Commaudern Chief announced that certain officials Of h
fully agreed
believed will render all military interference
Yet q OF extreme precauton u
tba,, should the of uis Division Be re
auied aid the civil uonte the preservation peace and orde
eeon day Nov 100 the established nsl OF twelve strokes
bells OF the Fire Department will ID
tie and artillery viii immediately assemble
fatigue and brigade and battery
report their headquarters Regments commander
take and the kept within
srmos ready for Instant service BY order of MsoGen ALKx
WN H. CHEsyBROUGH,
Colonel, A. A. c., aud Chief OF StzE
Omcial: THos. TAIRQUIRE Captain. A D. C.
Col. James Fisk, jr, denies his signature that
be ordered out the 9th Regiment for duty TINS morn
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