The New York Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1855, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 7009. MORNING EDITION—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1855. ~ ‘THE ELECTION TO-DAY. POLLS OPEN AT SUNRISE . «.. + 6:35 4. M. POLLS CLOSE AT SUNDOWN... . 4: TWELVE THOUSAND CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD Appearance of the Metropolis the Da: Before the on, . Names of Candidates for State, County and City Offices. THE POLLING PLACES. VOTE EARLY. THE DAY BEFORE THE ELECTION. WARE CANDIDATES ON CANVASS—DISPLAY OF BAN- NERS AND POSTERS—TRE AMBRICAN EAGLE, THE SHIP OF STATE, ETC.—ESLECTIONSERING POETRY— EULOGY OF A CANDIDATE, ETC., ETC. ‘The various political parties are making extensive pre- paratlons for the approaching contest. They have “hung out their banners on the outer walls,’’ and are awaiting ‘the result of the contest with the most intense anxiety, For some of the offices there are at least twenty candi- “Gates, eech of whom is sanguine of success, and all of ‘whom are ready to sacrifice their own interests by ac- cepting offices for the public good. Every means have been resorted to by these and by their frionds to secure their election, and money expended with a liberality that knows no bounds. All the old principles by which par- ties were formerly known have been completely lost sight of in the general scramble for office, and the great object of candidates at present is to get themselves ‘on as many cifferent tickets as possible, without regard to party. It is quite common now to find one man nominated by the ditferent varieties of shells which once constituted the democratic party, by the reformers, the republicans, the liquor dealers, and a number of others, to all of whom he has pledged himself to support and carry out their principles. Pledges are so plenty now that they may be had for the asking, and politicians were never ‘known to be so lavish of promises and offices. As for bflices in the gift of candidates, they bave increased far ‘beyond all former precedent, for at least s dozen have ‘doen offered to every one that is really in existence. It 4s astonishing, too, how many honest men ani unmiti- gated scamps have been put up at this election, and if everything said against them isto be believed, there is dardly one who is not guilty of every crime except that ‘of murder. Cards have been published in the daily ‘papers containing the most violent assaulta on political op- ponents, and warning the people against voting for them as the most dishonest of men. Then again, on the other side, those same opponents are lauded up to the skies and their virtues set forth at length before the eyes of the wondering reader, perhaps in the very same paper. But the papers are not the only medium through which the virtues and the.vices of rival candidates are set forth: virculars, handbills and posters of the largest dimensions stare at you on every side, from the walls of buildings, lamp posts, trees, awning posts, and wherever a bill can be posted, eulogizing or condemning friends or foes. Here, for instance, is one which will at once attract the ‘attention of the passer by with the glaring letters that ptand st its head, cach one of which is at least a toot long. It commeaces somewhat after this fashion:— “ Who is Col. Lakimin? Aman who needs only to be ‘known to be respected—a man who is beloved in private fife, ard whose integrity and many virtues place him above reproach. He has consented at the carnest re- “quest of many friends to stand forthe office of Inspec- tor of ach boxes, and they take pleasure im recom- mending sim as an honest and reliable man—as one who possesses ihe ability to perform the onerous duties of ‘that oftice, and who will not prostitute it for the evil and malicious purposes of designing politicians,’’ Then fol- Jows 4 Song list of names of “reliable citizens,’ whose ony interest inthe matter is their strong desire ‘to have good men clected to office.”” Occasion is taken to throw out some insinuations against the character of the opposing candidate or candidates, all of whom, it is inti- mated, are either incapable of performing the duties of the office or are unworthy of the peoples confidence and support As may be supposed, Dill stickers are doing a heavy Dusiness and are in great demand all over the city. They are employed night and day, and are among the most valuable {tiends and worst enemies of aspirants for popu- lac favors. This may appear strange, but it is s fast nevertheless. We heard of one who made twenty dollars during the last three or four days by posting his bills over tlore of rival candidates wherever he could find them; but he afterwards got a pretty severe beating at the hands of some ‘strikers’ who detected him in the act. Some of these bills are rare specimens of the art of printing, und are got up with the most stricing effect. They are generally embellished with ships of State, ‘farms of mechanics holding hammers, temples of liber- ty, horns of plenty, (horns by the way are plenty these times) bee hives, and American eagles innu- merable. Never before was the eagle rade to perform such heavy duty--be is exhibited in every position, and his services have been enlisted for the occasion by all parties. Then there are the humorous and the satirical posters, which are intended for all who are fond of a joke, and the grave and dignified for those who think the ‘lection is no joke, One of those which cate under our notice was evidently intended to use up the Know Nothings, and if it don’t succeed then there is no virtue in posiers, ‘Sam’? was represented by a remarkably lean specimen of humanity, pursued by a figare with the long tail and horns which are supposed to belong to a certain well known character, while a number of jolly looking individuals are looking on and enjoying the race ‘wilh the most intense deligat. The temperance men ‘aie not so well represented on the walls as they were at the last election, and ia the course of our peregrinations over the city, we did not see a single ban- ner with the name of a temperance candidate inscribed on it, It is to be regretted that the politictans, with very few exceptions, have abandoned the poetic muse, although they appear to bave cultivated the other branches of the fine arts most assiduously. There was one couplet which should secure for the author an undying fame, It reads a4 follows, and we think the lovers of poetry will agree with us in the opinion that in its line it stands unequalled: “<1 do not look for office in expectation of booty, For if elected 1 will perform my whole daty.”” It will be perceived by critical readers that there ares few slight defects in the metre, and that the rhyme is not quite so perfect as it might be; but to such we can only ray, in langusge somewhat like that ased ty the celebrated dir Lucius O’Triger—when sincerity guides the pen, be is @ brate who would quaw@ With the ay > \ue banner line there is not 60 great an exbibition as we bave seen at former elections, but what there ir, iapretty good. It must be remembered, too, that the westher has not been very favorable for the purpove, ‘and that a large number were blown down a few days age. The most extensive, varied and artistic assortment 4s to be found in Broadway, where nearly all the tickets are prevented for the instruction of voters and the eit cation of the public generally. Within a few doors of Maiden lane the banner of the city refurmers has been given to tae breeze, and we perceive that the broeze hav mace quite a big hole init, This ts rather invaspictous for thei ticket; but they ‘mast not be discouraged. There is no spread eagle, no ships of State, no horns cf plenty, no temples of liberty—nothing but the oaxes of the candidates aad the offices they all ex pect to get. At the head of these is the following, in ‘slinple, modost,"unaseuming letters, which weak eyed however, would bare some aiMiculty in seeing:— povevenrerere ® vote: 5 Ne penne penne SU SICWPAT REVORM SOME Baree ce reel eevee tne TOAPVEUELE EEO D Tie next to this, as you proceed further up Broadway, te the American banwer, a pcndsrous affeir, aad almost fu man-of-war. It is also large enough for the we!ns estitute © pow en aru! tshroeats, the only orna oy voters may know to what party thy belong, the follow. ing announcement is made at the heasl:— rereceeese. AROOCOLOLIOELE DELO ES AMERICAN NOMINATIONS, COOOL OE TONEERODIIIIOOIE DODO LOUEDOOOLDOE IEEE EL @ Passing further up Broadway, we find a large number in the vicinity of Grand street. There was one some where in the region of Leonard street, but it appears to have gone in the wind. It was, however, the only really artistic affair which has been got up. The name inscribed upon it was Harry Howard, who proclaimed to his friends in large letters that he was up for the office of Street Commis- sioner. Harry was reprecented as large as life, all but the legs—the banner not being quite long enough, those very useful appendages are cut off some where about the knees. The amputation of those, however, seems to have little effect upon him, as he is supposed to be run- ning as hard as he can for the house on the other side of the way, although if he makes as little progress in his race for the office as he does towards it, his chances are rather poor. In one hand he holds a fireman’s trumpet, to remind his friends of the services he has performed in the fire department. Broadway House and Constitution Hall have both dis- played in front of them two immense banners. Opposite the former is the banner containing the names of the candidates of the whig party. It ix decorated with an eagie and ship of State, and is very neatly got up, with colored letters, At the head is the following, setting forth the particular section of the whig party to which the candidates belong:— MOO LO LESLIE LOCO COLOLE ELLE DDLELELELELEEDDE EDEL : REGULAR DEMOCRATIC WIIG NOMINATIONS. Aeeverrecseosorecnensesnsteetneeen tere ereee ‘The heading of the banner opposite American Hall, ix as follows:— nee eeeenoes, POLICE CE OLE LERDODLE LE TELE: AMERICAN STATE TICKET, OOOO LE LODE LO ODOOLOLE NIIIPEDILEDLELEDELDLEDEDODE DY Constitution Hall, whish is above Bleecker street, and which was the scene of the late Whig State Convention— the convention which repudiated every attempt at fusion —wakes a liberal display of canvass, and presente the can- didates under the following head:— SOCIUEPOLOCEEODOOSE LD OEEOOOODEDEDLOU LODE HEHE REGULAR NATIONAL WHIG NOMINATIONS. aeecararenenenencneeneeneenteenene lies ee hese etienete ‘The voter is further reminded that this is the na- tional whig ticket, by a likeness of Henry Clay, which ornaments its centre. The friends of Mr. Leffingwell are determined to keep his name before the people! for we find it no less than twice in Broadway. His name is displayed on banners painted with all the colors of the rainbow, intended evi- dently to express the hopes which his supporters enter- tain of his election. The banners exhibited in the Bowery show a great falling off in that locality in the love of the fine arts. ‘They seem to be utterly ignorant of the existence of the American engle, the ship of Stote, ond all the other patriotic and electioneer- ing emblems. They are evidently modest men in the Bowery, and are content with simply giving the names ot thelr candidates, and the parties by which they have been nominated. The first banner is suspended across the street near the theatre, and bears the following inscription :-— PE POLE LE DEOLOL DDDEDL ODED LODPEE DE IDODIE DONE: UNITED DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. YOR COMMISSIONER OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, NATH’L 8. SELAH. Ores eeeeseeeeenene netPtesPeeaebe at Lebe PPT IODE ET EED Alittle above this is another, equally unpretending, which reads as follows :— enenee, POMEL IIOOE LODIIIOLEDDOLELEDOLEDIFEOELEDOLELEDE r REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR SHERIFF, JAMES C, WILLEIT, 3 POOORTIOI DOL EDDDDOLILOLESOOLLOLOSEDEDLIDIDEDLOLEEDODR Then above this aguin, near Grand street, Mr. Shepard has hung out his banner :— pecnecees nnceeerrenreeese se: DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMINATION. TION, en eg. SHEPARD. ODO DOODLOUDYEREDODO LODE LEDOLODE PEPE DPSODE DE DEED: From the foregoing display of banners, it would appear that the Bowery isin the sole possession of the demo- eracy. In Hudson street there is a grand amalgamation of banners of ail parties, and the walls are literally covered with posters, Candidates, not content with having their naines presented on the full ticket, have had them print- ed separately, with the office for which they are nomi- mated, and posted up in the most conspicuous places. In Chatham street the display of banners is not so great this year as at the last election. Whether the candidates are less liberal in their expenditures in thot district, or they are satisfied with the publicity they receive through the medium of posters and handbills, we are unable to determine. There were, it appears, about haifa dozen altogether before the late storm, bnt it made wild work with them, and those that were blown down were in very few instances put up again. Before you enter Chatham street, the first banner you see ix that exbibited on Tammany Hall, covering nearly one- third of the front of that building, which presents a long Ust of candidates for the support of the people: — a 7. amen ARE CITY AND COUNTY Ticker REPUBLICAN a James ©. Willett. County Clerk Street “ommissione: ‘ounmissioner Democratic REGULAN NOMINATIONS. Richard i. Seen. -Azariah C. ‘Somaet Aftens** Nathaniel 8. Selah. Joseph Heine. Robert Gamble. A seg Vern 1 L Seid Judges Court em tone ‘erm ..Samue! len. a obs icholns HM, Jr. Justice of the Supreme Goarl. “James R. Whig. ‘To fill vacancy..... ; ary Hilton. Justices of ihe Superior Court. . ‘Mice Uishoetter. Judge of Const of Common Pieas....Jchn hy Brady, Justice of the Marine Court..........David O'Keefe, Jr. pesececcoccoeceteeeeeerenseceenteneee heen tert terete: ‘The first banner in Chatham street is that suspended near the corner of Chambers, and it is sufficiently large and conspicuous to be seen at a distance of half a mile, It bears the following inscription -— QOLLLLELEUE LOLI ELEDOLODPOUOELELELOLE DELETE OLTEETETE MERCHANST’ AND CLERKS’ CANDIDATE 3 FOR COUNTY CLERK y3 DOUGLASS LEFFINGWELL, PLLLLLTEDIAIDEDEDTOLUI COOOL PELODEDELET TFET OIEUE Mr. Lefingwell has got the whole street to himself, and if his friends fail in seeing his name it willfbe their fault, not his. Pasting up Chatham street, the next banner that meets the eye is one got up by the American party, and in- eet with the names of their candidates. It is about as as the side of an ordinary sized dwelling, and some ot foes Jetters are at least a foot in lengtl There area large Sumber of banners in other parts of the city, bat they are mostly all fac similes of thove we have described. CANDIDATES (N THE FIELD. STATE OFFICERS. Democratic Hard Shel Soft Shell. Sec'y of State...., Aaron Ward Isewel T. Hatch. Coniptrotler .... 1:7. B. Mitchell. — Lemuel Sttson. ‘Treasurer. M. Lyon. Ariel 5. Thurston. Canal Cothmia’ner.F. Follett. Curtis Hawley State Prison Insp’ r.Dariue Clark Patrick H Attorney General. Jorial,Suthes land, Samuel J. Ti State Fingineer.,..Joun D. Fay. John B. Jervis. Judge Court App'is. Samuel Selden. Samuel 1: Felden. Do. short term. John Willard. | Nicholas Hill, Je. Know } mene Black Rep. or Pasi Seo'y of State,....JoelT. Heaaley, Preston King. Comptyolier . James M. Cook. Trewsurer . s Stephen Clark. — Abe. N.1. Williams. Canal Commis’ner.8, 8, Whelan. Dante! M. Bissell. State Prison Inep'r. Wm. A. Rassell. Verte Bailey. Attorney General. Steph. 8. Cushing. Al Mann Je State Fngineer.,..Silas Seymour. George Gadder. Judge Court App'ls.W. W. Campbell. Beadford R. Wool, Do. short term. Geo. G. Comstock. Joseph Mallen, Liquor Dealers, Anti-Maine Law Aaron Ward fernel f. Hatch. emuel Stetson. Lemuel mn Ariel =. Thurston Cartis Hawley. h M. Lyon. er i ea Follett tiek H. Agen. Patrick H. je quel I iiden. Samuel J. Tildeo un 1). Pay. Jotn B. Jervis, amuel 1. Seldew. samuel 1, Seiden. a iM, Jr. Part Fred, Douglass, colored. ‘appan, white. Yelong, white white. rk, white. 4. B. Pavhon, colored State Pegineer.. -B.¢ FOR JUDGES OF THE 3 . C. Campbell, Amasa J. Parker, Samuel Gordon, Addison U. Knox, Know Nothing. Giasien c Gou! short term, ‘ EH Rosenkrans, long term..C. M. Beckwith. Schuler cr B Darwin Salibe Richard P. Marv! Hard Shell Dem. THE JUDICIARY. SUPREME COURT. ‘Soft Shell Dem, Henry Hilton. Gilbert Dean. Amasa J. Schuyler Cripper ‘Addigon T. Ruox. Whig or Fusion. Duncan MeMorton, Alonzo €, Page, Wm. F. Allen, Ranson Baloom. David Wright. Noah Davis, Jr. THE LEGISLATURE. SEN, Hard Shell Dem, :-Wm. H, Furman. 2... dames Cleary, Thomas J. Harr. 2 "John WL. Murphy, Thomas Fay ‘Thomas J, Miunaay Benjamin Brandreth. Dis. 1 John T. Clate, Jobn A. Griswold, ‘Joshua BM. Todd. ‘Henry ©. Brown. ‘James L.; Barton. -Eleazor Harmon. ‘Know Nothing. ‘John A. Dayton. ‘Benjamin Carver. ‘Addison MM. Smith, John J, Castle. ‘Hanford Colborn. “Alfred. Hovey. imot! uf i. “Moore Conger “James Molane. ‘Sohn H. Counties, Dist. Albany ...... 1... Isaac Whitbeck. ‘George Do 2.iJohn J. Oleott. James Brady. AMlegany .... = Broome ... George W. Ba: Cattaracigi 1 Caynga......1 hantanque. 1.1.) Chem pu Chenango Clinton, . Columbia Cortland, Delaware .. Dutchess tiidadee cel Benton. Pbyaed Pobaead Gustavos Swan, Wm. ©. Patrick G Niagara Josoph Juliand. ‘Timothy Hoyle, ‘alvin W Hayes sane Maynard. Eman James A. Billings. Wm, H. Rumsey. ©. Genet, |. Dean. r ‘Woods, L.D. Arthur Woods LD ATE. Soft Shell Dem. Thomas "Carroll, Joshus M. Todd. David Aldrich. John Stryker, J. ©, Hate Samual F. Davis. Daniel 1. ‘Moseley. tds. Thome Howe, Jr. Daniel Jackson, Chas. Hulett. Samuel P, Gould. A. P. Lanning. James Wadsworth. Fleazor Harmon. rus P. Smith. ge A. Ward. Wm. H.N. wi Wm. H. Robertson. John gen Edward M. Madden. , Geo Zenas Clark. = B, Bellis ie che eo J, Richa &M. Lindley a Gardner Toune. James Noxon, George W. Bradford. Samuel C. Cuyler. James Huntington. Tracy Beadle. John E. Paterson. ALS, Uphee. John Wiley, John B. Halsted: John L. Tuleott. White. ASSEMBLY. Hard shell ‘Dem. Soft Shell Dem. Georgy Dowsing George Downing. John J, Oleott. James Brady. er. — Lorenzo 1. Cobb. Anson Stewart. ‘Thos. A. Osborne. H. Brown. - Burr Clark. Timothy Hoyle. D. €. Ambrose Wager. Wm. Monteath. Isham Newcomb. Nathan Gray. Win. Beidonbecker. DeWitt C. MeGwin, John Hanford. Francis B. — Francia B. Spinola. Thomas F. Patrie. G‘Duclan, Eilpbar7 Tarner, Fran, rw Newkick Daniel Meshan, joneph Harrison. J. Henry Bevnit. John D. Dixon. John J, Reilly. Wm. i. Aitk And. Van Antwerp. Cornelius Carnes. E,W, Glover. Peto ‘Dawson "3. Nolan. ohn Caffray. Onelda.....4.1 wa 8. MoKennan. James J. Hanchett.James J. Hanchett. 31... Thos. D, Pennfield. Thos. D, Penntleld. ‘ leb Goodwin." Caleb Goodwin. Onondaga....1 - Bidney H. Cook. 3 Dxlla: Blopben Dita ‘ ye. Btey 3 e. 4 Ralph T, Reed. Ontario....,.1 2 Myron Hi. Meek. Orange 1 pom 2 ~ a 3 ~ - Orleans: _ Orson Touslay. Otsego. =~ - ai Brown Dimoek - Putnam. Benjomin Baily. Benjamin Bailey. Queens .. eA awrenes, 6m Ine - feo, B. Davis, ten, = Seh'ler Greenman. Richmond ........Wm. J. Shea Rockland ~ St. Lawrence Saratoga... Schenectady Schoha whom ee pettuel - John A. Racket, ¢ } Sovaphns Bancus ‘Alex. J. Thompson. Holmes. Hate 8 San iford. David G, Floyd. .B. T, Hatehinson Wm. 8. Smith Sullivan , . John 8. Hoghes. C, Murray. Schuyler = ‘To Abram H. Mille pritde Tl thomas #, Gray. Wm. ft. Fitch. Seaman G. Searing. Nathaniel Roos Isane W. Bishop " — Seth Smith wae Heminway Samael F. Hadson. sAb’m. B. Btrong. Alm. it. Strong. Ui Curtie Ell Cartia Myron Reynols. — . Henry Husted, Gilbert Shever Countier. Diet. Know Nothing Whig or Pusu Albany 1....5, M. Hneris Win, Tuttle 2 jog. =F. F. Weidman + -Heory Jenkins. Hale Kingsley. 4... -Heary Kimberly. Kilns i. freland Allegany... ps 2.1 W. Peek, - Broome. -» Wun. Peters. Waiter 1. Cattaraugus. 1....Wm, &. Johnson. 1. 1. ( 2....Pamlel Boekiia. ALL. Chet Career ices cd yomnas B. Myers. Seri 2...,drcmard Clgoos, Wa. Oa Dist, Wid, Herkimer,... Jefferson... Ralph Boll, 3 Moutgomery..1 New York... — p, B. Van Houten. A. H, Giddings. Pee van Wyck. _ ‘Wm. West. Charles ©. Nott. Charles C. Nott. F.Y. Barrow. |B. P. Barrow. -Aug. J. i. DoganneAug. J. H. Duganne -Saruel Brevoort. Samuel Brevoort. Win. Jones, Jr. ames R. Sparrow. Danie} Willis, John M. Reed, Ex. Hunter. B. W. Richards. Wm. A. Guest. Fred. W. Concklin. Flisha Packard, Wm, R. Stewart, A.G, Williams, A. G. Williams, sed ' Cocks, TB: Vorhies. Niagara... . Fenn. Ds ; K. Gardner. Jolin Gould. Oneida.......1....Leomard Moore. Ben). Smith. 2 fc 1, Faatman. A John B, Elwood. -_ Geo, W. Smith, Onondaga,, James Little, Irvin Willianss, .Jewe Salmons. James Longatroet. “RAF, Stevens, Barr Burton, Perry 8. Gregory. ells. Ontario. Bomuel A. Foot. ea Henry W. Taylor. Orange .... - Harvey D, Copley. A. C, Mattoon, «Timothy D. Bai Know Nothing, Hise ‘John W, Graves. .L. F. Lezendorf. “gaumuel TenBeooek, Saimes Mulford. Acam A. Hoyaradt.Geo, 8. Soyer. Kinsman. Sona Mead. Ezekiel Miller. John H. Ketebam.John H. Ketcham, Geo. Wilkinson. Jacob B.Carpenter, | %2—James McGowan. Asaph 8. Bemis. Myron Stilwelt, Benj. Maltby. Wesley Gleason. Samuel Greene. Joba Gird, via A Alger Samuel G. Crooks. Alonzo B Bradner. Solomon Baker. John pao Henry VanBaren, Bouj. Simi John H, Babes. Alden Goldsmith, James Bennett. Dan. 1. Cole, Wm. Conger, AnilrewS. Warner. RichardG. Wikon, iley. Harvey Baker. Queens .. M. Snediker, Rensselaer. ,.1 Van Santvoord. — 2...) Angus. Johnsen. bs anford A. Tracy. pa B. Hillier, M. Tompkins. " _ |. Squire, ‘Abner Pride, D. ti alg Jr, Faratoga... +Robert Landon. J. Y. Bradshaw. . _ Tsaac Noyes. Schenectady . James Rodgers, — Laaac Lefever. Schoharie,. 3 - Jon D, Wells, - Thos. Fer Seneca. - Steuben . . -Geo. W. Carr. Harlo Hakes. vs ti Wau. H. Buckley. Foliech ¥. Grant Toga - yinan Bradl ‘Tompkins “1 - gman Blobri R. H. §. Hyde, ‘im. Woodbury. Ulster....... Geo, A, Dudley, A. Dudley. ). Schoonmaker. hn B. Howell. Warhington.. oat James J. Lowrle. 2... Justin A. Smith. Henry Gibson. Wayne ...... - Harlow Hyde. A.C. Smith, Penew Brae. U. Robertson. Daniel Hunt. . W. Waterbury. ag J.C, Paine, Henry H. Gage. CITY, COUNTY AND JUDICIARY TiOKwr. Samuel Allen Com’r Rep. & Sup. Nath’? 8. Selal Corpor Gow, of Almahouse agg. Philip W. Engs. itett . e B. Connolly at’n Counsel. Lor, 8. Shepard 6 Hard. T. Vashe, M. . R, Whiting...Jas. R, Whitiog. Short term ary Hilton,.....Win. Hi. Leonard. Fudge Nohael Uishootfer dudge Com. Pleas John R. Judge Marine Crt David UiKeote, Coroner ). Conner} “Robert Gambl Heary Nicoll... Brad; O'Donnell, M. le. ... Robert Sea Know Nothing. q Comptroller ...... Joba T. Ges... ..Rebert T. oes Sherif = Joneph H. Toone .. Win. 8, Dake, County cRobt. Beatty, Jr..Geo. E. Shorwood. Street Commive'r.. Jowephs 3. Taylor. James Dewey. Con, of Rep. & Sup.Jon. Southworth ..Jucob b.. Dodge, Corporat'n Connart. Louis N, Glover . Gor. of Almshouse wane J. OMver, . City Inapecto Judge mrt ie fled EF. Comes... Short Term, K. Davies, Judge Sup's ¢ ‘ourt. Me Hotta “ Lewis B, Woodruff. Lewis Judge Com Pleas, . Alex Spaul Judge Marine Crt: A. K Mayne Coremersoevvn vesaks We Parry M.D. J. Eve, “ sees hercll, Mb .charleg Mle « i ¢ Harm |. D..F. W. Perry, Mt , ». J aD “s . Be Complroller . lin Fing Amarin Fl Flagg. Shag. VAnt’y J. Bleecker..Jas, C. Willett. County Cleric... -“Dovg. Lethogwell, Doug. Lefingwel Com, a. and Sup Jacob L. I a Govdyf Almahous Street Commissioner James gs Roe Lockwood...,.W. F .Dr. J. H, Griscom.J, H. Griscom: -t. KE. Tomlinson. FE. P. Con n.. Murray Holm . Daniel Ewen. Havemneser Lime Term -Baward P. Cowles, Jas. R. Whiting Short Term. Chas. A. Peabody. .Chas, A. Peabody. Judge of Supt Ori Marray Nediman Hare bar ‘oolru Judge Com. Pleas. Camb. Livingston | Gant, Livingston Judge Marine Crt. Chas, Ee Chas, E. Blrdoall. oO, Jn. ie. Whit bn my UI . AN. Withalin, MD, -C, Mrenni F. W. Perry, M.D. “ Alanson 8. “ John Ives, HD. . A. 3, Jonen, “ yrs lng... 1. Connery i. oat Henry H. Howard. exit Selals. Nath’l 8. Bela’ ‘Jonas B. Phillips. Jonas. B. a cwkeir steetereees H. N. Wilhelm, y E. D. Connery... Robert Com. Pens Sohn Wt Brady... ie Marine (°t. .Davi O'Keefe, Jr jamble W.0'Donnell, SLD. W. O'Donnell, 5-1) pe ohn ft, Brady vid O Keefe. DHS W 3 POR POLICH JUSTICE. Sizth Distret— srte vat and Twenty first words. Know Nothing ler shell, Softebell , James M. Flandroon. » George W. Perey Jamas 2. Shaye Daniel W, Clark CHARTER TICKETS. Thee marked 1. D, hare torn oniorel ty te Uquer dealery; H. 8 half shelley Be. republican and reform. ALDBE MEN. Ward 4 Shall ¢—Jobm Claney. $—Albert W. Smith, Henry C. Atwood. 12—David 8. Jackson 14 Michael Tuomey \f—Chias. A. May. 1#—John Foster 20-2. G. Nellis Timea Masterton. Wards Wiig. 2—Hiram Corwia 6—Hen. C. #mith $—Wm. Tucker, &. 10— David Miller’ 12-6 W. Jeokine MP. b, Lawrence 1 — Senrael Belasna’er {#—Jaco H. Valen’ ior ft Shel. A. Hrown. Wen. Weird { Michael Donoho 1 BA, Rowe Albert W. Huniths Norman MeLeos Daniel ¥. Tireaan Peter Monaban Charles A. May John Foster William MeConkey { Nicholas seugr Krone Nothon Hea C Hmith Wm. Tucker, it James Gritty 5. . Patterson Whig or Fn,vion. ley. at ¥ Gree t George B ¢Hennett. Ben. a Grima Godf’y Gunther. mh Wm. 1. Albertaon. George W, Morton.Chris, W. Schaffer. lon. Chas. A. Peabody. 2. dosephSouthwortl. poration Coane Wro. Curtis Noyes. Lor. B. Shepary. Je. laelen, M.D. COUNUILMEN. Di Hard Shell. Soft Shel! 1—Thomas Stewart, Michael Doran, Jr,, 14.9 Samuel Auld dacud 1. Smitir, sk, €. Mor tgomery = John V. Minne. 5—Wm. Cleary doha Baulch, 6—Jns. Keilly, 7—James 4. Smith, ba s. 8—James L. Waugh, H. S—Josepls Cormell, ie, 10—Jas. Wright. Hen, Hughes. 1v—James E. Kerrigan, 14~A. T. Gallagher. 15—Michaal Barry, H. 8 16—Crlando Gray, i. BA. D 1i—Jomas N. Philips, &. 18—Jchn D. Betas. 19—Kob. H. kilis, L. D. 20—Abraham L. Browar. 21—Charles A. Kentiah. 22—lawrence Van Wart. 23—Jas, M. Lawson. A—A. M. C. Smath, 37-—Micheal Cansady. B—Wm. Taylor. B—David 3 0 aves fan. 32—Jobn a 88—Chaw da—Patrick Bey oylan, 86—TMhos, Cooper. 8—Patrick Barnes. 37—Joseph Hutton, ‘S8&—Michael Smith, 30—J. H. Brady, It. 40—Johin with’ 41—Pbiip Fitzpatrick. 2— Aner ow Leary. 4H—Samuel Ow 45—J. G. Seimeh, HS. 4—Geo. A, Jeremiah. 47—Jobn M. Reynolds. 48—F, J. Miter. 49—Win, Trusiow. 60—Dernard Reilly. 51—Jas. Wallnce, Jr., H. 8. 62— = 52—Thos. A. Duna, 54—Jeremlab Crowly. —Jobo F. Broderick. . Bradley 68—Thomas Stare, 6o— ei 60—Adam C. Managan. Dit. Whigs. 1—Henry Smith, 2-Martenns A. a: —J. 15—Vaward Merritt. 16—Wm. A. Haggerty. 17-Jacob W. Cornwell R. 18—Wm, P. Hilliard. 19—Wmn. Bogert, R. 29—Ledyard Avery, It 21—Win. A. Wood. 22—Alex, Hemphill. 2—Kichard ?. Clark, Re U—Kobert Peterson. 26-—Thos. Welding. %—Joe! W. Mason. 27—N. 8. Husted, ; Mey oid, dd—~Andrew Craft, T tone W Church 2¢—Chas. F. Meyers. BI—John Hoops. $8—Hen. b. Kent. 30—W. 7. P. Mitfiken, 40—John'H. Hillier. 41—Otis D. Swan, 42—Henry Jenkins —A. C, Booreaia. “—W. W. Bull. 4—C. 8. Watious Benguet T. Pinek P= in T. Pinckney. 48—Chas. G. Freshman, 40—Andrew J. Odell. 50—D, F, MeWarlane, it, B1—J. M. Counhoven. 62—John V, Guilley. 62—Daniel D. Conover. 54—John Webber. 56—Daniel J. Sherwoot. 6¢—David Perrin 67—Ww. G. Stirling. SB—H. A. Maynard. 50—Frarcix H Guest. 60—Isaue A. Hopper John Oliver, George B. Bickty Waugh, M8. J. Berson. James Wright, H. 8 { Mat. Murray Allen Kayonngl. Thos. White, chard Barry atbony T. Gallagher. rorya Orlando Gray,1.D.S1L8 Jonaa N, Philips, &. John D. Betts Eliay Crouter, Thos. Kelly, Edwin Wainwright. John Mack. Lawrence Van Wart. James M Lawson. A.M. ©, Smith. Samuel 0, Seaman, John Van Tine. Henry S. Seuith, HS, Hen, W, Colyer. David Hogg, H. 8. PIA Wee F. A. Goetce Jobn Hart. #. ©. MeConaeil, Wittiam Flack, It. F. Francin O'Kelly, Thos, Farran { Ben, R. Roome, 1. 8. Henry I. Went 1 PO Harsigon Johu Smith. Han, ©. Seaman Andrew Leary Samuel Ongood. Geo. A. Jeremiah, John J. Detht, Nicholas Kinaedl Bernard Reilly, H. 8. James Wallace. Dennis Ryor Thos. A. Dunn, John J, Mullen. John F. Broderick J. J. Brodie; Bryan MoUahitl. Owen MeKenna. Henry P. Motiowan, Know Nothings. Houry Suaith, A. T. Gavett Z. Colgrove, R. Joseph D. Martin, Ledyard Avery, R. John Kennar ton. Chas. Whitiocl, Beit Skaat, Jolin Proatice Geo. H. Raymond. Wa. Floyd Joseph T. Dill Ephraim St James Metiione, 2. Howell Vail John H. Bendy. Chas, F. Appleby: Ode D. Swan. George M. Pike, Geo. Merritt Sam. Hopper ©.5. Wateous. P.W.T. Van Ripor. Fred. Wagner. A.8. Jones, D.T. McFarlane. it. 1. H. MoCormiel, J.C. Helme. Chas, G. Parker. Henry Noyes Wm. if Taylor John 2D, Snedicor D.C. Weeks, Hiram A. Maynard Robt. H. Shannoa. Inane A. Hopper THE POLLS. The following are designate A as tho places te ouch of the election distriets in the several wards of this city, at which the polls will be held today:— Dis, Yensr WARD, 1, Broad st. Honse, cor. Broad and Pearl ste. wnwich et. 110 ‘Greenwich at ERCOSD WARD, Dis, THRYRENTH WARD, 1. At the corner of Ciinton and Grand sts, (Onder donk's, 86 CUnton st. MAB Grand at 1.22 Ann at. 4.111 Broome st 2.80 Beeksoan st 5.149 Grand at THIRD WARK 6.9% Mangin st 43 Cortlandt at. FOURTEENTH. WARD, 2..1 St. Peter's place. 1.76 Prinee wt 3,.26 Warren st 2.42 Prines st 4.63 Robinson #t 3.871 Brome at FuUTH WARD. 89 Leonard st 5.. 417 Greenwich #t. 6, .32 Vestry ot. Sixth WARD. 1,.8ixth Ward Hotel, oor. Duane ond Centre ste. 2.198 Leonard st, 4.,147 Leonard #t $..20 Bowery 5.17 Mott «! 6,189 Walker at PEVENTIE WARD nom WARD. ercer at. Wornter at. corner of nd Morton ste 8..072 Greenwich #, 4. Grove st., newr Bleek. ¢. Warhing- ratly aud 4th ats, Tew WAKD 1, Northwest corner of De- lancey and Biiridge st= 2..4outh "i 113 aveave ¢ 6.80 avemae f ©. 140 even 10-141 eve | { Ss xecenee 170 Hester «t 6,180 Centre nt. FTN Wane, 107 Misecker nt Comatitution Hall, Broad- way, between MHleecker and Bond HA om 1's corner Brosdway & Avtor place 22 Fourth «. 40 Sth avenue northwest corner Brondway and 1th #t, OCRTEONTH WARD, 78 9th avenue. 100 oth ave 165 Oth aver 211.90) avenue. ees of 1 Rivington st 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2.98 Fast 19th DA avenue, northerly math lst avenue, erly cor. of Bast 19th ot 5. The northwest corner of we he rt. and Browiway avenne suth- of Faat 20) st. Sat eof Michael O'Virken, 115 Paat Vad at. 2.1m @let st next to the 2b avenue, ot Siete wh Parsel's, near 2A ay of Oh ereune PRICE TWO CENTS. “BROOKLYN cerry ITY NOMIN. TIONS. Alowing {va {ist of the nominations fa Brooklyn, from which the voters are to take their choice todsy it ix poastble to progure shem:>— ith Cyraw I% Smith. tryker. Geo 1M. Stnonee avo le John Dilke aa park Jared ft. Mercein, Walter 11) Johm Mergen Ceorge 3. ho Superin’t of Poor,. Amdoow egenan. J.C, Vandorvecdt Justice of Seasions Chauncy F.Verry. M. Schoemam Democrat Temperance Senator..... fohm A Dayton. Cyrus &. Sanitive Sher itl © Byéraon. Murdett Stephon County Judge, D Morets, John Dikemaa. Register, Mesrorole. Walter Barre. County Clerk im H. Campbell, John J. Perry. Justice of #ossions. Joho A. Kamons. havacy ©. Perry. Buperin't of Voor, James Voorhees. George J. Lott. Coroner Wa 8 Lench. A. Hegeman. ‘iid one Nothing (6 Maine Lane, $ 0 + Oyroa Psi tth, 8 A. Dayton. Sheriff Geo. 4. Simourou, Jerome yee County Judge:....John Dikemaa. Samaci D. Morris. Regiater .. . Ww Jaco) Messerate, County Clerk Coroner. Superin’t of Poor. stevens Goorge J, Lott Goor 3. Bhidmor. yandervere Juatice of Sessions. M. Schconmaker, Joha A. Emmons. Dut. Repu oa aha ue lrcan. Whig. eto. 1.—Tha. W. Flolde. ED. Taft John Hanford. 2—John Cockle, Dovid K. Seaman, ¥. 3. spinota, i —Somuel Booth, Mawd, T, Wood, Guatavat Swaa. Temperance. Know Nothing. Ant’ Maine Laws. ED, Taft BD Taft John Hantora. M.D. Moore, Marcus D. Moore, D, ik. Seaman. dE. DT. Wood, BD. T. Wood. Gustavus Sama. JVUSTICNS OF THE PRACH. Republican Whig v B.S. Morehouse, B.S. Mershouse, J. He MN ra Iroeh Jacobs. A. ©. Wilmartt. 3.—Wm. Richards. 3. Montgomery. David’ Fook, Temperance Know Nothing. Ant Maine Lane, 1.--B 5 Morehouse, B. & vobcase, J. HW McCormick noch Jacobs, No nomination, A. C. Wilmartie. Vin. Richards. J. Mt David Fook, Fir City Judge. D Anti-Mayne Lan, # on, Samuel Garten. ALDMUMEN, W'de. Demorrat Whig. Ro Sean 1.—0. J. Swweny, John Oy ia P. Howe. D. ©. Aitken, Elisha Morre % {Pack O'Neli.e ite No nomination lonominat’n, Danlel APJ. Lowher, 4-0. 0. Fowler sonnas Jerome, Chas, £. Fowtae 1 ae > nation, No nomination, AH ¢ FM. Alexa EM. Alexandor 16 facknon. © Charles Wille Alden 8, Crowott 8.—Josepl Wilson, Jas. A. Vanbrunt. No nomination, Pe (J. Schwanwedel. 905. Wan. T, Mille, {7 yea ee ay Peter Valentine of EB. Shaw A Bh Sh 10) John Leach.¢ 9000 i. Bolen Ef Shaw, , (Wi. W. Walsh. UAV. Sieamons, {WO Wall true W. Rotting. 12—T. Benoon No nominatloa William Cornel, *Intepenient candidates VECTION TO FILL THE VACANCY IN THE SUPREME COURT, TO THE KDITOR OF THK HERALD, Ttake the Liberty of placing before your readers thee following statement of the law in relation to the election to supply the place of the late Mr. Justioe Morris. The constitution, by article Lath, section thirtees, pro vides a5 ows — In case the offlor of any Judge of the Comrt of Justice of the bupreme Court, sail, becotne. vacaat Setote! tes expiration of the sequins ‘erm (or which le ‘wae elected, dey ancy way be filled by appolutment by the Governor, Waal be supplied at tho nex: general eloction of Judges, by eieotion for the residine ofthe unekplee. ‘The General Election law passe in 1942, and amendad in 1847, and which 19 to be found as amended {nthe Re 5 vVined Htntutes, dthed. vol 4, page O40, contains the nf ; THE EL lowing section in relation to the duties of the fecretery af State, in giving notes of elections — Tlany vacancy rhall exist tn county prog to at Ube ensuing genera) eisction, he (uve deccloyy" ot Meneps® thall ip like “manner. between the Ih day of October nd eause to be delivered to the Khe of such county a voller in writing, spect vacancy, the nawe of the officer ln whose nd the ‘tin Foie such vaconey direct apd ew he like Hottes. thet there ( upon this poiat between the constitution aud the @ - tutes, the former requiring vacancies im the olltce ofS tice of the Supreme Court to be Mited at the next gow been auppored by as 1“ election of Judge A the latter, as it isclaimeg py iuiring certain notice to be given by the Secreta State. The term he *tetule above rede to the duty of the Becretary of f mathe @ the offices named (0 * whl: b include Linctersat me i Vis President, Ronasors. oi ba supplied si ibe genera) sioctiy etubers of An pening thereof © at teseee And then follews » seetion prawiding tic wery tas of cases, where an officer, for inrtance, @ Pry Sas before a geners! @ection, und the pee of teee act the time or notice necemary to fl ‘hevaae | men eleetion te Ife rncuney proper to be supplied af aa on purple’ w) the goa : a eae ceeding the here. & el m hms such ywoaney Haar ‘tun be hel 9 © fippiz It will readily be seen trom these — crtesety whieh om brace everything that bears apes ‘ om a Governor only the power of '.'™ boa geo ed If the eieetion ty bet weld to ut an election to pornes an * Bo power of sppulntinens + 4,Piar’ Be would then ey would bave to be order oY es a The ow from tive Ae “ ite tied at hore maenney os another important point ja te! od orrew, The statute provides (RAVNO wh cintntes, 4th of., vol. 1 page £46) a6 follows ‘ . od the oftee of Judge Frupreme Court Cara Home of | (he vecancy, ond the os termn is unacenmpanind this seetion. To rende candidate for whom ¢ terms’ should be add nasme of any person? bave omée Re nomination te fll tue of Uhete caudvinte & to vor oot, If the vote aoe ok thr euadl shoal 068 to the term, five yoaes,'’ ” to Sil 8 vacaney,”’ of usenptred torus of Yastion si geil same effect New Your, NO 4 6 1450 THE BAR AMA! (IONK BY MAYOR WOOD RE SPY OTING THE BLECTIONS. TLLna AL vorina vate oe Cinmen’ Gnmen 3 in tek, Pieler = aay paren Mempine v ve caniy OF A Any ver ro Oh ee any werd or pened she ia ae th ‘center, sad tes eoptthingy of tee Moet ger cy mires Autorne, ent woah FO» emicnemy of tee nl = caiening ~~ rire ia Talat i renal Pre he Mend ed ig writing. within twenty ey “ae a ‘odepder™ hel be thers Kt, ty sare, “yee e Kemmadstis ot al tan By too aa Priiaett ont mam iin Sane tbe rae Sata Mary ia soa lt Roy pai elect. pretenses » cemeniat wal be © ANY hf Ney orate ending eheet pn hott way Hf enpeaew pare te gpurehe eae” pnomaotaee w TO uy ELECTORS OF THK THERD AENsTORTAL oF ts being any. om woe won yre ue ty (hewse mania o week Fem of ke weeny ap Se erly ware 1 oe orp od eae ree “she ie ww we