New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
THE FINAL PREPARATIONS.

HENDED.
The Committee on Organization was present
yesterday Snd last evening Tamnany Hail. ana was
busiy cnfaged in making preparations for the election
Tho tickets for the various Assembly DlSuNo's "eto
given TO those who had authorized 20 receive the
Geuc0l directions slso given relative % tle WoiN
done by tkoso In charge OF the ueet eootns' Ao
Committee Organization VIII reua'n at I"'hnaiS
Hall TODAY for the purpose oi supplying Nch'S I" 'o
who may need lhom or fer any other emergency 'h"t
may arise
The beadousrters Of tho Apollo Har Democracy were
fhroupcd l,>f night with the adhercnts OF Senator
O,Ri{ou Ttcre noticeable aosenee or tue cheis
~ the organization. This was explained, however, 10y
the statencat that tbey their respective AS
senbiy Districts preparing for the contest to-day.
few tickets and posters given out, but the majority
OF those were delivered during the day in the districts
where tbsy 10 be used.
At the Republican headquarters there was little doing
yesterday cater part OF the work Of preparing for
the elec ZION having been disposed OF Saturday. It
was rP8ered that Mr.. Havemeyer had withdrawn from
field, tbis officially denied III the evening by
the Committee OF Seventy.
The stock sold, Produce Cotton, and Merchants Ex-
changes the Importers and Grocers' Board of Trade
TIE Mercantile Library, banks, and places OF business
generally %. be closed, to-day, IL is LEGAL holiday
under the laws q this State.
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE POLICE.
As usual on election day the entire police win be on
duty ON tie opening TO the closing of the polls Cap
tainsof tie various precincts assembled at Police Head
quarters cveninC receive final instructions from
the Superintendent FOR their guidance to-day. The fol-
lowing supplement General order No. JOG was issued
TeHemovc possible misapprehensiOn as 70 the meaning
Of tnc Instruction ln General order No. JOG upon the
rgl.t Of Supervisor 1n respect to scruuniAng ana can
vasng naVs, the police are instructed not TO Interfere
mode ut scgutui2ag counting and canvassng ballots.
JAMES J. KELsO, superintendent
There seems to uc no Doubt hat there viii be
troube sections Of the city between the
Tau,nany aud apollo Hall factions as considerable hl
icoing has already been aroused. In the lst Assembly
District where James Healey is running On the Tam
many Ila ticket against Nicholas Muller, the Apollo
Hau aud Cu,tOm-hOuse candidate, there is very
,trong prospect OF violence. The rival fac
uons-in the First and Fifth Wards have
already come into collision and this is believed to be
merely the prelude serious trouble today In the Ild
psIuct, comprising the Fourth and Sixth Wards, there
will probably collisions between the rival Democratic
factions ung the Brennan or Tammany interest
ON tie e, aHd the COnan-DOwlng Apollo Hall
faction ON other For years past there have been
rival factions - these wards, and rarely has
81 election passed that serious fights have
rot occurred Ia tlo lVth Assembly District comprising
a good portion OF liz Seventh Ward, there VIII be
sbsrp contest between James Ryan; Tanmany; aud
.Io.u Calvin Apollo Hall. in the XVIII Assembly Dis
mn, Petor WOot, Tmmany, is opposed by James
Irving, Apollo Hall Here there is also likely to he
notorious In the past for arays election day
Iu.re are other points Where street ughung may occur
but thoss indicated where the police look for the
NAsuAL sHAEPEs ORDERS.
Marshal Sharpe has issued the following instructions
20 ms Chici Deputies:
Instruct your deputies to bring any person arrested to
YOU Inquire calmly into the and If 1t be trivial
lct the prisoner depart his personal application,
taking name and residence and the names and resi-
dcnces Of the witnesses Exercise liberal discretion In
al eases where reasonable explanation is
offered 10y person arrested II you think
the prisoner should De hold send him. with the wit
lessee 20 the nearest q. s. Commissioner. Commissioner
aud Tniro-ave and Commissioner Shields viii be at No
J. UulNcrsty-ploes Two Commissioners VII ne at NO.
81 ChamOerssL II any Of your own deputies are nto5
them 70 these headquarters, No. q ChamOers-st.
RECEPTION or ELECTION RETURNS.
Tammany Han win be opened tonight, and the re-
tie election viii be received there from the
city state, and Union A telegrapmc instrument, con
meeting with the Office Of the Western Union Com
pany. las been placed the speakers platform, and
t returns as received win be read to the crowd.
The ECGfQu1rteir or tAe LloeftL hcpuDlcale IN the
Clcuuam Hotel viii remain open until after midnight.
Preparations have been made for the reception Of Ie
ne headGI5rters Of the National Democratic TX.
Committee Will also be open during the evening
Dispatches VIII be received from all sections Of the
Iaion. dIotcn was received. yesterday, from c. H.
deemed certain Tor tue Liberal candidates, and asking
That retuius this city and State be sent 10 the
A,adqua. gi tAe ILLINOIS DemOcrauc committee.
Tie Apollo Hail j oucracy will assemble IN front OF
t4e IetuIus viI lie received by telegraph and special
Iuc,sen- .s. Tie Executive Committee says that u las
made aJpe preparations for obtaining the latest
tuIus tioil a pants tine city with and dis
r.ctd ON iieasi,aIancy in trout Of the building
Al the Giant Republican headquarters, at tne Fifth
Avenue Hotel tno returns viii oc received but no spc-
Tie. .rrut iaclts have been made 10 make them known
20 Tie puDIt.
TIE PROSPECT IN BROOKLYN.
The Liberal prospects regarded very bright IN
Brooklyn and the majority the National and State
toets il IS believed, viii exceed 10000 al the lowest
tl.ste. The Democratic and Liberal Republican Cen
Committee roons were open, last evening, and ar
rangclent were made for the distribution Of the Ma
ticaa Sate aud local tickets. There also consd
tIlc activity at the Headquarters Of the Adnlnistra
ton party. United states Deputy Marshas win be
g. al me pClieraCcs, and it appears from the order
bs1cl by Chief Of Police Campbell that the police are TO
cooperate with hem. Qlitc a sensation has been ere
sed by the report that gang Of rcpeators from the
Eavy-Yard, under the leadership Of the Government
officials, Will be sent INTO the county towns, where there
Is 10 registry, swell the vote Tor Gen. Grant The
Liberals aud Democrats took seps, last evening TO pre-
,lis outrage hy pointing force OF watchers to
stand ~ ,le polls in the towns.
ON Saturday counsel for William L. Brown \ United
Treasury clerk, applied t0JudRe YhOmpson in the
80 ytTfa n n Tr,t NarI 10 nacs Iis uaTie on
TIE registry as o resident the Judge rendered de-
cla0a yesterday DENYING thc application Among other
tlnls Jhc Judge sud:
6ucoessYC election 1ruul thc Cy o. WASHINGTON, OF
poun,u- them 10 desert their official duties, whether
d OouIo elections ia distant sections Of q COul-
ty .y a. ropr0baton and must ultimately lead to
persons should Doe absolutely excluded from voting But
sucn conseeauol bciJu5 10 the lcHsalye, aud not TO
pIcent purpose that The reatOr bad apparently made an
actual cauge 0 s residence and was no longer entitled
Only oudlvd TO have his name reg tered bot iu(
c-t 30 lc2lsiered and he should assume tuc rg
iuuisum ut under tie laws OK AeWYOrk against fraud
.ifht toin-- T. lew arrests were made IN cases hke