The New York herald., 1876-11-08
orasn RLEcrrox ARRESTS.

OTHnR kLECIION ARRESTS.
Patrick Casey, Of No. ss Forsyth street, and Law
renee Carsns OF the place. arrested At the
poll o. .hs Eleventh election district OF the Eighth As
sembiy district for attempting to violate tho Election
law They taken 10 the Essex Market Court and,
amer examination, were discharged. Otherwise shs
ward was quiet The police, under Acting Captain
Cas-, cool decided ksepug excellent order.
Thomas NcDermoss. charged With having attempted
TO Illegally tho Fifteenth election district Of the
Ninth Assembly district committed for cxamina-
ton by United States Commissioner Davenport
samuel Ellis Was charged with having attempted TO
vote Illegally The prisoner had been ronvicted for
i've years Tor larceny, by which he became an alien
and was not therefore entitled to vote. He was held
j. D. W. Matthews. OF No. Baxter street. was ar
rested for attempting to vote illegally; and for smi-
lar offence 10 the Firssuth election district Third As
semby, Daniel Sullivan Of No 104 Bayard street. was
Max Cohsn. Of No 80 Bayara stree. was arrested on
Oswald Kress, Il No 2sa East Fif,y-aissh street. was
arrested by United States Marshal Robert Adams ON .
Charles H. Fiussr. Of No. aal East For.y-sevsssh
steet was arrested BY United States Marshal jacob
Issaors Ascns M Of No. 3ss E.s. Forty eighth stree.
arrested by United States Marshal Lawrsnce Reilly
Bernard HencS, Of No 1850 East Finy second street.
was arrested by United States Marshal Edward Ergcr
meyer on charge OF fraudulent voting.
Patrick Dunn, Of Sixtieth street, between First and
Second avenues arrested by United States Marshal
Edward Walsh, charged with fraudulent voting.
.rgss nany .Ss
inspectors OF the First Election district OF the Eighth
Assembly district Tor preventing Michael Mcbride Of
No 1875 Edrdgc street, sworn votcr, nom giving bis
II alleged that Mcbride had no authority 10
vote, which was denied.
before Justice Duffy at tho Tombs for illegal registra
tion, and rcmaudcd for examination.
s'y Sn being
evidence TO prove the charge
Justice Bixby sat in the Washington Place Court
without any iDtcrmssion until halfpast four o'clock
yesterday afternoon. During the day John Paine, Of
No. l23 wcst Twenty.nfth street; Henry Leroy, Of
West Twenty -nfh street; James H. AcMuiisn. OF No
202 West Twsnty.eiehth street; William Reid,
Of No IA .o B'sscs:r scs.,, street. Alfred Hutch
wick, Of No. 80 wes, Thirteenth stree!
John J. Ford, Of No 5o7 Canal street; John H.
man. or No ss Greenwich street; William r. Hail and
hts son, Eusene A. Hall, OF No. 1853 West Twentieth
square, charged with illegally registering and
voting OF these Leroy, Swallagan. McMuilen. Reid,
Hutchings, Bos.wck Fora and copss wsro discharge
Hall, VINO is seventy years old. IS. With his
Dsp.rsmeps DiSn sSmpe'' e we.S,0a.on on applying
for registry at the polling place Of tho Elcventh dis
n son % the Bosrd & that they
were employed In Washington, but beng IN the
service Of tho sovernmen, considered they
and ali deeissd 10 favor Of Mr Hall
Donaid, OF 30. i55 Eighth avonue. Nr. Hall then
called on Mr. D. B. Hasbrouck, OF the Bureau of Elec-
wnH gave him nsss oHss he n,
did vote McDonaH caused their arrest
REMARxABLE SCENES OUTSIDE THE HERALD
BUILDING.
Soon after six O'Clock whom tho last edition OF The
Telegram had been distributed It's tens OF thousand
OF readers tho partizsns Of both the democrats and
the republicans began TO assemble front OF ths
HKRALD building. A brace OF calcium lights. whcl
like infant that had been temporarily suspended
from the walls OF the As,or House. cast their steady
bright rays tho heads Of the and above th
moving ncid OF closely jsmmed umbrellas till II strucl
the surface OF the canvas that to herald tn,
victory tho purity and the tidnGs OF defeat
other BY c,gnt o'clock there less than 4 OO(
persons present and hour aerward there could mol
have been less than 10000 10 the space imme
distely fronting the HERALD building, the crowd
stretching away in drccnon nearly across the
street the Astor House. and IN the other tar
the starting point OF the street cars In the direction
OF the new Post ONCE.
x raosr or rus HxaALD OFFICE
An extraordinary scene witnessed outside the
.onicc in the evening Tho rain, which tails upon .hc
jlst and unjast alike, fell steadily for hours upon d
mass Of hrman beings numbering perhaps y, 600 por-
sons The great majority uncovered, that is, no
umbrellas shielded them from tho steady dowupour.
In iact dense the multitude that the opening Of
\ m umbrella would have been attended with serious
disaster umbrella but the fringe OF the
assemblaEe umbrellas were ssed Looking down ON
the great secihng crowd from window oil tho HERALD
building every lace and every has or cap above the aoe
shope with aresplendent iusre. IL must have bssn
democratic gathering, for they cheersd with vim
every announcement Of democratic gains as they sp
pcarcd 10 rapid succession on tho HERALD bulletin
board Tho in fact impassabe, and tho people
extended down vescy and Ann streets IN solid array
Never since the HERALD building erected did such
enormous conccusse assemble before its doors. II
was com pment 10 the HERALD's independent course
through this campaign, and the citizens nockcd down
because they feit assured that the bulletins OF the
HERALD would toll the truth and nothing but Tho
For half century to come hcre will never be seer
such exhibition OF popular interest as was showr
last night in front OF the HERAlp The calcium ligh
out the ngurcs they appeared moment In cloa
| aud shoop prohL About midnight. tho congregatior
was as It's greatest u compIisei all classes ot ci
zcns aborcrs mechanics, merchants capitalists NOR
4 about
Il was just quarter before seven O'Clock when the
Twenty ward al this CITY and recorded vote
| 1,377 for TiIdsn 702 IN iavor OF Hayes and who
were willing sponsors the rag bantng The
repeated rnsortrs or rIldcn caused great usasm
! A. last n made known that New Hampshire
The nrst State beard from gave Hayes majority OF
5000. Tho republicans now endcavored TO RAISE n
cheer but met by groSns and cat cries from the
Tildenites Anon heard the voice Of South Caro-
lima which said that she mad poled tremendous vote
for Wade Hampton, whom she chose rulo her dcsti-
mes during the next gubcrnasional term Republican
| gains In Indiana were silently received 0y
The crowd Lcuisiana's vo'c for tho democracy.
| upon being pIacarded drew forth prolonged
applause vfrginis the homo Of Lee and Of Washing
ton-mcu Who the political antipodcs ol each
other--lolowcd she example oi LOUISIANA, and gave
room Tor the crowd to cheer her 5000 majority In
avor OF the democracy
AZ quarter 10 eleven o'clock Il vas known that
Tidcp had carried tho city by majority Of tina n
So 900, and the State claimed for him by 10000.
Up far later honr the people kept hudiled TO-
Rether 10 the rain, chcernG groanug according 10
their liking Otherwise. the returns from different
parts OF the country IS they continued to pour In.
scENRs AT raE HERALD UPTOWN BULLETINS.
Soon after nvc o'clock lisc knots Of workingmen,
PROBABLY returning from work. gathered In and
the branch ONCE OF tho HERALD discussed The pros
poets. one group especially gathered around a man
WHO was reading aloud tho latest returus in the
Telegram While each expressed his approval Of ms
estimated msioritics IN the several States for Tden
ahax thc Gnct fh.t