The New York Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1859, Page 8

Leoritenant Genera) ane Panee f has bes -utoy President . sowie, mars between porn Garuey, sen possessi ' of that isiand, and Governor Jove ber bnenty'S vepresgatanive in vu Ooturnbna, roan General, going, I syppese, upon pr | Se ig nine ports of the law, at once pat “i his men upon the island of San Juan, and elaimod Bie the noe ofthe United States. Governor Douglass vefused to-ailow this claim, and now the matter is bemg evpsidered by the American and English cabinow. A} Americans look upon General Scou’s mis- sion ac one of peace; let us hope that he may geerced in carrying out hie instructions in such & macner that the sia may not have the bee @ 8 quarrel or iF te ween two VALOUS Speae game language, ‘and Loving we same God-given mission of of ervilation and progress. A few evenings since | was wih a pumber of mutual friends in the salon of airs. Lieu- tenant General Scout. . This iady has for many years Te- tkded in Paris. During the course of the evening one of the persons present found im Mrg. Scou’s album the following lines addressed by ber to her husbaad. J was gruck by the Wwne and ncatiments of these most eppor- tune verees, and begged permission toxend them to you— fm fact, I may say, I triumphantly bore them olf. Your readers will allow me w explain that Genoral Scott left Kew York en route for California ia the steamer Star of Qe Wert. The hives will possess additional vate, if only frem the additional fact that, seve the Gereral, to whom they were addressed, avd the few friends present she = in quesnion, they are as yet unknown)— Star of the West! throw thy radianco benign, at ‘and strong, on the warrior’s way! May the wares that surround him, througa favor divine, ‘Bo as lustrous and calm as thine own cheering ray! © The hero of many a battle’’ goes now More joyfully forth on a mission of peace ; Stas of the West! be the prototype thou, “ot auc success, whose pure blessings sball never surcease. Ged prosper the bark that has borrowed thy name ; ‘Suppiications heart-boro to His throne are addressed, Wer the good ana the brave ang the pious who claim Mar devotion, our prayers, in the Star of the West! go all unarmed (eave with boliest views), cf lis of ambition and strife to arrest, Bor the®pirit of St. John (1 cved apostle) imbues Hearta now seoking his isle m the Star of the West Waarmed they will land mid contention and wrath, But on high ‘tis ordained tbat ‘peacemakers be biest;” Mey wiil follow once more their long, long ocean pat, -And regain their own shores wita the ‘‘star of the West.” Bail on, gallant Scott ! true disciple of Virtue ! Whos justice ‘and faith every danger will breast ; Avert the rad covthet—Heaven will not desert you ; ‘Pere are angels on guard round the Star of the Weet.? He ‘The John Brown Fund. : To “nu Fauiy op Jouy , NOMBERING A MuI0N,” Scarrenep THROUGHOUT THE NORTH, GREENING:— Frmvps—The following statement of one moath’s effort ‘wilt granfy and interest all. You remember that the Tapreal” fret appeared the New York Tribune of 16tn Bevember—juet a month and a day since. Tue thirty two sensecutive days following give us the following reeult:— By contributions, as per acknowleigments from ‘time to time, and cash for two thousand and Shy-three photographs ($244 of which 8 duc, Bai not Yet collected) 800 66 ‘By cash received at Cooper Inetitutejon 16th inst, Sai)" two donations—ons of $20, and one usz0 eanitibution’ ‘cf Wendell ‘Phillips’ (being ‘check sent him for contingent expenses on occasion of meoting of 16tb instant, but which he gene. roasly returned to nid the fund, ‘Boal. ‘Bo each for photographs, prepays, meeting at Ceeper Institute, advertising, Ac...... 676 60 One month’s net proceeds...... $2,162 46 —which I propose to pay over ai once to Mrs. John Browa 4 North Eiba, and report to you at an early day. @ver two-thirds of ali who send for photographs nog! ‘fhe stamps. To each person this is a smal) matter, = ‘the fhe aggrees ate tax from this source alone has already ex- Itrust those who send in future will think ame. as tothe Cooper Institute meeting of last evening, friends abread will be Md to learn tbat it was “ a success.” ‘Thore of you who wish to get the best report of that maet- fag, expecially Dr. Cheever’ = admirable argument, must read the New Yorx Hera of to-day. People who wish © get the meanest impression will be gratified by the edi. terial of the New York Times of same day, whose editor alls an assembiage of over 1,500 paying people (some of whem paid a dollar each, and none less than a quarter) & “no meeting!” notwithstandi if its own reporter in the gare issue says “ the large hall of the Cooper Institute ‘was filled.” THADDEUS HYATY. ‘New Yorn, Dec. 16, 1859. Funeral of the Rev. D. G. Durning. ®OLEMN HIGH MASS AT ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, ‘The funeral of the Rev. D. G. Durning, whose death at ‘Mewark,on Friday last, has already been announced, ‘teek place from St. Patrick's Cathedral at noon yesterday. ‘She remains of the deceased were conveyed to the Cathe- @ral in the morning, and during the services occupied a [Peaition in the middle aisle in front of the altar. The coffia ‘was of mahogany, ornamented with six silver plated han- @es, on cach of which a plain, unadorned cross was en- (raved. Tne plate bore the following inscription:—“Rev. Daniel G. Durning, died December 6, 1859, aged 40 ” Ateleven o’clock, solemn high mass waz celebrated by the Very Rev. William Starrs, Vicar General, as- @ieted by Rev. Fathers McEvoy, Woods, McNerny, @uwnn, Brennan and Barry. Among these who took part fm the services were algo the pastors of the several a in this chy, Brooklya and Newark. Dr. Nelli- go, of St. Columba’s church, in Twenty-fifth street, the sermon. It scemed remarkable, he said, God was not merely gatislied with the words of his ‘eburch and of his text, for he often spoke in a more pal- rp manner, and ima voice which reached everybody. w often did that voioe—the voice of lamentation—come forth from their happy homes, as if to warn them that ‘hey, too, must follow the dear ene who was dead, and must prepare for the mevitable end to which all must ‘ome? They were called together to solemnize a sad event, ‘the death of one who was well known, and endeared t0 all—one the kindners of whose disposition and the disin- teresteduess of whose nature had commended themselves to all with whom he came in contact. He ouloriaed his devotion and humility, his untiring labor among his floc hic kindness, bis charity aud his unwearying zeal in a ministering to the calls of sickness, Hehad denied him- self luxaries, he might alleviate the sufferings of those in want. It must have come home to their hearts to behold the form of one so beloved stricken down in Geath, and they must have folt rejoiced had they followed the wise admonition and advice which he was ever ready to ®ve. These were solemn warnings; and they should re- member the truth of the text that the “day was passed and the night was at hand.” These woxdle, which were words of sorrow to them, were words of joy to the ministers of God, because they felt that the reward of one who bad labored’ in God’s cavse was at length at hand. He concluded with praying that He who was [ead of the Church might give the brother miniswers of the deceased the grace to labor and work in God's graciom: cause After the sermon the interesting ceremonivs of the re quiem mass were performed sround the coffic. A pro- cession was then formed and the coffin borne to the vaulls beneath the church, where, after the recital of the burial wervice, it was deposited. Rev. Mr. Durning formerly held the position of aseistant tor at St. Peter's churc hgBarclay street, in this city. le had previously been one OF the assistant pastors at ihe Gatiedral, and was recently the pastor of St. Mary’s eburch at 'Rondout. Arrivals andDepartares. ARRIVALS, From Liverpool, in the sieamsbip America ai Boston—Cept Beleon Crowell, Mra Crowell, child and infant; Mr Bryant, Mrs Bernard, Mra Lewis aud maid servant; Mrs W Byan. Mra Cox, Messrs J B Lafarge, a akur, JP Busb, Clifton Aagtave, © Felimen, TI HB Beaver. — Crisolm, I a’ Rumril, & C BD ; Leak, been beg ap EP Hardea, Ck ser 59 lens, acon right vert eo pt @ Hier, Mr Verstusy, dr., > Master GW Vari easeeer, Besers Blurrel, G a Morrison, kdward Harrison, — Bu mas MeCaul!, Miss Crowe, Mesara F Harvey, 1 Pech Mise Kliza Carew, Messrs P Valin, Patrick Donovan, ‘Thomas Garven, Win Morrison. Tt H Rosey, Marcel Orbon. From'New Orleans and Havae in tke aleamahip De Soto— st Banker M Baldinar, Capt Cabaret (ogg hm if T Parker, W re ery, tr 1, Harding, § h Miss Mary Sarell, Sit H Rlght, Wt Loe ae gear Lowe Ben ‘Vincent Vego. James dela Porre, a ‘Mr_Heeran, three servants; Mra Falla, Mr | Ron ange mits bes | re in the ‘steamship pko—] { DSalusbury, RK Salusbury Gun rereaaan Miss Wit | J Ba: RT mood Ceh: noen' nto james Sano, HK Tavpin, OC basting Fes nA | B Ewing, Wil Denese, Join teas” nN Brivon, From Antwerp, in the ship David Hoadie nd three children, of Ind; John Dunning, of BB.Gat, lady | \ PP Bermuda, in the sehr Peerless—W ¥ il Abe | farren. ¥rom Savanills, in the bark Alnah—Mr C J Pianders, of | Rew York. ? From Para, in the brig Harriet Haliook—Mr Alex Farrot, of | Bwherland. Beate.s OF CITY CANVASSERS—NEW Aa DEC. Uanvassers, tio fo wae cd, That the Clerk of this Board be and he is hereby eee to pub ish the official canvass in the following news- at , Viz:—Herald, Express, Times, News, Tribune, Staate hang. US esore Koquirer, gg Ler aye Commercial cdvertiser, ‘merioan, Leader, Dispaich, Aas, Courrier oat Feats Unig, ie RO? Traveuer, Sunday ae ore New Gazette, Tablet, ew yy Freeman's Jourash, Puce epi New tua, New York Uracgoript ‘Keen PiuuNTiNe, Clone Bunday Mercury OFFICIAL, CANVASS. Biateme: ‘aavussers Rew York, in felaton tha serena ne Of which Fi Thullleman received Sve thousand six wot wie Sematter Fra Frear recelved six thousand four hun- “et heh A ‘Abram 8. Vouburgh received atx thousand four bun- kala wort ash z(t Hanaran received four thousand eight Of whieh ‘thomas McCoy recelvea four thousand seven hun- dred and thirty. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1859.-TRIPLE SHBET. POLITICAL, ‘Of which George Opdyke received twenty-one thousand {our dopdred sad a. h hundred and votes. | nti Skaee HN RAE ' Tictiepel anrtat bt itt hpta Gen ae ae eae Seema de Soe ‘waa wevend’ seven ‘Dime hundred and #e: enty~ satiy; hich Greene C. Broneos received thirty two thousstd Iwo honored and tw “Or w ch samuel J, iden received. twonty:three thovesnd Meaelantsovenacniee bar} D oa juli reosived twenty one thowssud six ‘Ut wiped Solonop Le ‘And that there Were one hundred: and forty-five eecttering veten. huydred and fifty one. FOR GOVERNORS OF TRE sLMS HOUSE. ‘That H appears on such ‘and canvass that the whole amber of voles xiven for whe des of Governcr of the, AU eusc was seventy soven thousuad tare indred and eight Or which Jumes Lynch received twenty-eight thousand wree ratio, ‘Of which William 7 Piockuey received twenty-seven thon Bard ope punarens and Paid sohsaloens UE whi Poses Nol that ibere were TBundred an’ one scattering votes. re ALDGKMEN ‘That it oink ‘and ofnvaes that the whole Bamber hh for the office of Ameren} tor each of the c. paving ‘ap even sumerical designation, DueR ITT: = ee ABEROND A ALpgaMaNte Dik S10. Akerman ‘The whole nimnaer et for be Aldermanic ai Wousaud, six ic at vent ‘parry receivee- one thonsand, aix hundred ate P. Bickford received ene thousand, three bugared Ay and righty-one. ied Patrick Coy le received four hundred and niaeween. ofen which Jacob Meyer reéeived one bundred and tive. Qing that there were eigbtyvaeven scatter it re were ont tou ean Als ERMANIS in the whole number of votes given fc fer toe Four Aldrmasio To cial was eit Dhowsand two bun: Gt witch am james a veaal it tia a hacen McBrien received one thousand six bup- @hich John Y Watkins received one thousand seven ham “St iach Snuten It Parker received twenty ax Pinkiawta Distaicn ‘The whole pumber of vores the office of Alderman for the Sixth alaermanic distr) nine hun- ‘Michael Tuomey received two thousand six hun- iad ‘was oar john J. Cully received three hundred and ninety- i which Phiip Dufly received thirty-five. Sod tbat there were one hundred and fifty-two scattering bs RIGHTH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT ofthe its Aidermane det wan Ave thousand hse har o7t which Join Ruseel received two thousand two hundred “Ot mbich Peter Mitchell recelved two thousand one bundred Uf Which John Landers received one thousand seventy- sor Which Charles Peck received two hundred and forty- { which Edward Falconer received abe, Of which andrew ny cae Copia And tae ST AED ean: BICT. po phn upcred apd TENTH ALDE two. seinen Cal eee. o Cornell recelved two thousand two ‘Of which “andrew J. Odell recelved two tbousand and Afty there were thirty eight sc! NIG. wi Hic, The whole number of votes cast for the ollice ef Alderman for the 1 aldermanic district, was four Dousand weven Minaed abd atm sixty-nine. Uf wi rancis J. A. Boole received two thousand six hundred snd oa ‘seventy-one Of which G. Lugar received one thousand and Te Edward C, Malloy received nine bundred and Be tase, re seattering votes. MOURTEESY TH aL! ku aNiC DISTRICT. he mbote umber of vote given forte ofie of Alderman ioe tne Fourteen. aldermanic district was five thousand and r eA Gilbert M. Platt received two thousand ats hundred fe “Gc which William Laimbler, Jr, received two thousand and te me Teh William Baird recetved three hundred and four- ‘end that there were seven scattering votes. KENTH ALUERMANIO DISTRICT. The whole number of vores given for the office of Alderman for the Fizteenth Aide district was two thousand nine hundred and seventy-six, ‘Uf which Terence Pai Jey received one thousand seven hua- fred ano Lity two, Ut which George J Gregory received one thousand two hun- dred and twenty two. And that there were two scattering votes. COURUILMBN, That it appears on such esmmate and sanvase that the votes piven tor ts Babee of Councumen ia the severed Senatorial die- Inlets were as (ollows, to wik:— wi FOUBIM SENATORIAL DISTRICT. The whole pumber of votes, given forthe offi of Counell men for the Fourth Gletrat was one hundred and thousand one hundred and twenty-sever UF which John Maley reoelved seven wousand and sisty- OF whieh Morgan Jones received eight thousand two hun- dred and torty five mes Of which anthony J.’ J. McCarthy received six thousand five red and seventy-six. Uf whieh eury Lux received five taousand nine handred and ninety-nine. ‘Uf which Joseph Shannon received seven thousand three hundred and ninety-stx. Of which William ti, Bulteel recelved seven thousand one hundred au aux four pet Which Harrie Bogart recelved tem thousand aud elghty Or which William H. Caulfield received four thousand seven a and fire 1. aut pase eh Wiliam ‘Parker received five thousand two hun- et whe haries Hall received five thousand and eighty OT which Isaac J. Duckworth received two thousand and forty-five. UF which ‘Warren Roosevelt received four thousand siz bun- dred and any five. if which James A. Burns received seven thousand nine hundred and eighty-fo1 Of a ‘Smith received seven thousand three hun- And nineteen. and diner, hich John Hogan received eight thousand five hundred Of which Thomas McManus received six thousand six hun- dred and fifty-four. hn Baulch recelved seven thousand three hun- dred sod twran ty ix. ‘Of which Noa Farnham reoslved four thousand seven hundred and sixty seven tet Which Jamies Raymond received five hundred” and six. OE which Anthony Coaron received ffty-nine. Of which Michel Golden receteed ay eight, Of which Francis U. Gilmer received ifty- nine. and that there, ‘were (wo Suodsed sod fy nine blank and one hundted and five eca\tering votes FIER SENATORIAL DISTRICT. The whole number of votes given for the ofllce of Coureil men for the Filth Senatorial District was uinety eight thou- sand eight hundred and aixty. Of whiea John soykire Fecetved five thousand six hundred and sixty tive Of whish Frederick Rollwagen, Jr., received six thousand five hundred and siaty eeven. Of which Edward Costello received five thousand eight hun- dred and seventy ive Of which John McConnell received eix thousand three hun. dred and eighty. Of which John Van Tine received five thousand nive hun- dred anc seventy two. Ot which parks és e led received four thousand five fteen Andrew Mulligan received nineteen. Of winch siclnel Dalton reoelved tive thousand four hun- ‘Of which Patelok Flannigen recelved three thousand elgbt hundred vid nivets-one | vf which thomas G. Hall received five thousand nine hun and bity fe Alonzo G. Reynolds received five thousand three hundred and twent Of which slias Hi. robefved five thousand six hundred ley received nix thousand one hun. an twenty four | Oe wench J ‘Gf-which Bernard Schwartz recelved five thoueand four hun -nine. | dred and fifty ‘jAghman received five thousand three thr | “Of which Jon 1b) an received five thousand four hundred and seventy tix. nomas J. Carlion received five thousand one hin- dred and tw ‘Of whieh Frederick Repper received five thousand three hundred snd thirty-nine. | OF which John W- Jarboe received four hundred and uinety seven. ‘Of which Peter Hannigan recefveo twenty four. Of which James Haight received oo# bundred and nine. Of which GK. Erhardt received twenty. Of whieh John Preston received eleven, Of which John Mills received one. And that there were pinety-two blank, and one hundred and thirty-two seatterifig votes. SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, The whole number of votes given for the oflice of Counciimen | for the Sixth Reuaorial Detrict, was oue hundred! and ning thousand foug hundred and eighty seven. Df w Minson ‘received nine thousand six ¢ my bundred and eighty aie + Of which Lawrence M. Van Wart received ten thousand eight hundred and seventeen, ‘Of which aaa L ‘Shaw received nine thousand sir Of whieh Cornelius W. Campbell received nine thousand five hundred and Of which Pierre ‘0. Kane received nine thousand six hundred | hundred snd fifty-eight. and forty-on A. which Joh Baker received nine thousand fourfhuadred Of which James 68 Galway received eight thousand four hun- dred and for: Of whieh ‘brah Lent received eight thounand seven hun- red and twenty-three whch fobs Maraiious received eight thousand eight hun- tun und eighty-five, whieh Daniel Darrew recelved eight thousand six hundred Of w | ‘and ninety nix » Parke received elght thousand five hun- f which Heary ¢ sted =) forty ik which James Ingram recet seven sand dred and eighteen ~ Semete ore ‘The whole number ot Stes given for the oles ‘of Conneiiman for the Beventh benatorial wae, ndred id five hundred and thirt; rt see Of which ira A. Allen Teoelved elght thousand four hnnéred nana asa N Decker received eight thousand two which sada oat received six thousand eight pia B. Townsend received seven thousand five Charles T. Pinkney received eight thousand one T. Trotia reoeired seven thousand five pari Martine recetved five thousend one hun iy rhomas C. Bealth ressived eight. John ived one. recel' Of which John McQvade received four thousand seven hun dred aud ninety six. ‘Of which precrecee eeauies received five thousand three hundred and sixty 1/0 Of which Roger Doyiling recetyed five thoussnd eight bum red and thirty-elx, * POLITICAL, Of waich uco. W. Meeks reveived five \-onsand als Bundi +! ad enty aight ‘Of which te ied Timpson reoetved lx thouissd two bun ‘ "(it wach Francia Rupert reselved four howeand three hue d a iT ire a teat ibare were ope hundred and thirty-eight scattering STAR ‘That t appears op syeh estimate «1 number of voles given for tke alles of Cea cult wards af th Sy waa an fellow, to wat ho whole number of Voids ten for the oes af Onnatabie for the Farst ward was tree Wousand one huudred amd slaty Soe which Thomas Reche received seven hundred and forty: we which Mathew Sierne received seven hundred and sixty ‘Of which Andrew Carey recetved five hundred and nisety “ot which Charles Hutchings revelved five bundred and forty Gt which John Hanlon reevived two hundred amd sity Nori that there were twelvessattering valem, oles g ven for tbe eflee of Constable Lert ene waa reves hundred ‘Aad seventy-five ‘Of which John Sullivan received three bundred and elghty ‘uf which Joseph R. Reed reesived two hundred and twenty: ‘Cf which Dominick Sloot reeeived one hundred and si sis. And that there were arn voles, ™ : mer of votes ven for te oflee of Conateble ey ward wan one thousand ope Bundred and four. ‘which Joh Hurley received three \"Gi which Michael McCann recefred three bundred and Uf which Alexander Thompson received two hundred and Jory Cth John Plagerald received two hundred and three. ‘And that \bere were five scatierng votes. ber of’ voles given for the oflce of r ee ee AeA vee tke inousand bine busdred nad MOP which Jemea Donoran reetived one thousand elght hun- va i ished Doody received one thousand two hundred yey t ‘James Powers recelved seven hundred and elghty- ros Wann. The whole ber of votes given for the office of Constable far the Filth ward, was four thousand four hundred and thirty. 1 which Chartes F. Watts received one thoussnd five bus: red. vi ed au wie ‘Michael eae recelved one thousand two bun- r a bre. votes. jb efor tbe a and nivel Of wl seven, ich Henry F received aight hundred and four. st Ties Henry 1 Bs mith receiye! seven hundred Georg Heath received one hundred ma eae oe viet Rudolph Germer received fifty-one ‘Uhat there were ferig.ene sennering votes. -ARD, The whole number of voles given for the afflca of _ < ‘the Sixth ward was four thousand five poole ‘and ney which Dai niel Duffy received twe thousand and eighty Of which Patrick Hoyle received ene thousand one Mundred ani Oty niin’ ich Conray received ote. thawsuad and soveaty- ‘Uf which Benes Soles received one hundred and eight. Of which James Nesbitt received eighty-three. Of which Dennis Dufly received e nd that ere were twenty five seatiering votes, sev ‘The whole number of wes giv "for the ofice of Constable th Ward, was seven thousand nine hundred and a Ul wh Thich Christopher F. Klluek received twe thousand and eens Robert Stanwood recelved one thousand seven bun dred ane uty cig bich John’ Collins received one thousand six hundred ial Sears su wbieh Yoh Lindsay received one thousand four hundred twelv nh ‘whith Michael Sullivan received ba bundred and NOt which James Collins received ‘And that there were one hundred and Aity acaitering votes. EIGHTH WARD. The whole aumber of voles giver for the. ofive of Gonsable for the Eighth ward, was seven thousand three “handrea and Of which Robert Reed received two thousand two hundred and twenty eight p 1 pon ai ia aie cabo oa mcrae taal red au Of which Abraham Moses received one thousand five huu- drod and nineteen, Of which Willlam B. Jones recetved one thousand three hundred and fifty four. 7wuNTH WARD. The whole number of votes given for the office ot ener for the Ninth ward, was ten thousand nine hundred ‘and received three thor tw E ch Abraham Springsteeu yusand two auieuend ‘Thomas Farroll recelved two thousaad ax hundred Of which Ira C. Pierson received two thousand two hundred and nine! af if winch Conrad Rueea received two thousand two hundred which John F. Davie reselved fire hundred and seventy- ae ‘And that there were twenty scattering votes. TENTH WARD, The whole number of votes given for the oflee ef Constable = the Lenth ward was five thousand two hundred and twenty- Re Philip Riley received one thousand four hundred (Of which Charles ¥. Lyons recet thousand three hundred and eleven," ™2°D* Teeeived one ‘Of which Keuben C. Miuls received nine hundred and thirty- Of which Jacob Messer received eight hundred and eighty- ine John T. Herten received three hundred and nice- Of which James G. Scott received one hundred and And that there were sixty. eight DIAn and fiheet nestering ELEVENTH wW: ‘The whole ee "Sin votes cn giv for’ the a of Constable for the Kleventh mine thousand five hundred and an Ot ebiok ee Bryant received three thousand five hun- Oak. vor whieh Loren Oberle received two thousend eight hun- yenty-seven. wot whi vearey Losee received one thousand one hundred "Gt spodh Devié Harriott received ove thousand one hundred and aah eight. Boer ich Btichael Sutton recelved six hundred and forty- cad that there were one hundred and thirty-fve seatiering ‘The whole number of voles g! votes iven f tor the office of Constable oo ‘Twelfth ward was four thousand six hundred and six- Of which John Helmes received one thousand six hundred nd forty-seven. hn John L, Farrington recelved one thousand and forty four, ‘hich John ie Gent received nine hundred and ong! Which Philp Werner received three huscred nad Tisty- bari which James ae recel ved six prea! and fifty. Andihat there were five scatte: TUISTEENTE Wino” The whole number of votes given for the office of Constable fertbe Thirteenth ward was five thousand four hundred and eighty-one, ‘Of Which 4nthony Glastater received one thousand six bun- red at Of which ‘Joseph Hildebrand recelved ené thousand five buodred and fifty-three oF isan gan ailley” received one thousand two bundred and seven Orwhieh Daniel Saffur recelved nine hundred and ninety- “And (hattbere were thirty scattering votes. TOURTPENTIL WAND. ‘The whole number of votes £ ren for the oflice of Constable for the os ero ward waa thousaud six bundred and tity ef ‘Of which Thomas McGuire received two thousand two hun- dred and sixty-six. Uf which [saac Jones received fifteen hundred and fifteen. Le eee ndward 5. Malloy received thirteen hundred and sity three which James Cook received four hundred and ninety. Ant that there were thirty scattering votes, FIFTEENTH WAMD. iby ~ hole number of votes given for the office of Constable i nin ward, was five thousand five hundred and cha Billier reeeived one thousand seven hupdred Hepburn received one thousand five bua Samon received one thonsand four bun- bt. obn Folan received eight hundred and forty-one. eure WOre Lise Bcatlering votes. SIXTEENTH WARD, Whi ie number of votes given for the office of Constable Sisteenh ward was nine thousand three hundred aud two ‘Uf which John Ready received two thousand four hundred anc twenty-eight. ‘Of which Michael McCann received two thousand four hun red and exghieen, Of wheh Benjamin J. hundred. Of which Gerard D, Hopper recetved two thousand two hun- dred and twenty-nine, And that there were twenty-seven scattering votes. SEVENTEENTH WARD, The whole number of voies given for the office of Constadle for the Keventeenth ward was eleven thousand seven hundred and sixty two, Of wich Rudolph Blumenberg received two thousand aroe hundred and twenty two. { which George Robbing received two thousand two bun aed and pixty tx. M which Alexander Lippman received two thousand one hamid and twenty eight. Gf wbich Hugh Monaghan received one thousand elzht hun dred and sixty. Gf which Valewtne Lutz reotived one thousand three hua- dred and ninety four. (Of which Patrlok McGrane recelved one thousund three hut dred and thirty. Of which William Lowber recelved cix, Of which John Habn received one hunared and forty. And tat ibere were three hundred and wx scattering votes, EIGUTERNTH WAKD. The whole number of, votes given for the oflice of Constuvie for the Bighiventh ward, was nine thousand eight hundred and which James Owens received two thousand seven bun- dred go lg of, nied, oka 'R. Finley recelved three thowmand three of ‘nich ‘William B. Tones received one thousand six hun- ai acd fey five. Gf wire Henry Blabop received one thousecd nine hundred ty a i that there were one hundred and seventy eevon scaier- Agar NINETEENTH WAKD. Tho whole number of votes given for the oflee of Constab for the Mineteenth ward was five thousand nine hundred ae OF cng’ an. McGlynn received one thousard eight hun- dred « ‘sik Or hie Jahn Mabouey reosived one thousand eight un dred nine, % of ‘wien ich seh received one thousand one Wen "Of which “Hermse Hocke recelved one thousand one hun fred od forty Of which And that there were no Pera gy voten cred sno. OF Whi Aud Ue 1h for th Carr received two thousand and two IweRTiern W. whole number of ¥oten given for the ofice of Constable tore renee ward was eleven (bousand tive hundred and wore soi Not ‘Wilson received two thousand one hun: 4 fe a ra Ata Raymond rent two eamnd oe han oh oe ao ‘McConnell reeeived one thousand ning pd ety three of whet Gearge Butcher recaived ove thonsaad four hun- dred Of to olay W. Biack received one thousand four han. red and fiftv-nine, ot which Patrick Black received one hundred and elgbty- Of which Leonard Disiman received one thousand three hundred and twenty three. / Of which James Hood received four hundred and fifty. bundred Of whic Stephen 1». Newton rreeiyed four and pind eee LATROALH : Md ‘that there were U_zineieen pasataning tote. oftice of Donstadle oZestesasee ares emcees ote ern ‘Thomas Bradburp received twe thousand ive hua- "Ue ih i Mathew Nugent received two thousand one huadred *Miemilch Amos Pletcher recelved one thousand two hnadred Ee aien McFall received ome thousand three @um- “OUST Feuer J, Davia received three hundred and sev: oa which Peter Van Brunt recelved four hundred and niao- "TUF whieh Jeremiah Lockwood received four hundred and wNidihat ere were forty-eve scattering volen he whole oumber of sotes given Tor a ote of 6 fortwe Twenty seoobd ware” Was tia thousand "Gf "which Thomas Cnshlog received one thousand Ave hun- “'St ‘whieh Jobe 'F. Melgman reeeived one thousand sevin wren tet s, btuniela received one thousand four ‘H. Purdy received ene thousand five huséred there were seven ecatioring votes. COMMUN 5 HYULS, sh Ged and canvass that the eo lof commiusiouers, inapestere 1oolg, for tbe Various Wards of this thos chy, wes as follows, to wit hole mbar of vee ie for the ofice of Cemmia- The wi overs of omnia rc bomecls of the biret Ward was ene thousand war ‘which James UG Pivot received two bandred and seventy. "Ot which John B. ‘Will'ams received five hundred and ferty- # Ge which James Cavanegh received seven hundred and abe. apd iwree. And That it pou a nce ren er of Taspestors ‘Ward, ‘epotie thousand five Ut which rele Se received seven hundred and seventy- Of which Jeremiah Fitzpatrick received five hundred and met Wiles Henry Myerholtz recelved two hundred and sevew: ba c= ‘nd that there were no scattering voten. : ree Salven for the ollice of Trusices ota shows oO. ingk Ward, waa tnreg thousand ow bund ed spd ten. ‘Uf which Daniel Brophy received seven hundred and eighty- Sur which James Cleary received seven hundred and sixty- Of which James Fitzsimmons reeejved five hundred aad be ‘eeven, 1 which Jobp Murpby received five hundred and seven. of whieh John Hatng received two hundred aod eighty nat whieh Martinius A. Van Lier received two hundred and (ke ubole number of vsten given forth oce of Trustee of Common Schools of the First Wad to ll vacancy was one thousand six hundred and twelve Uf which pe:mard Muiln received seven bundred and seven- ty-aeven. ‘Cf which Patrick Baldwin received five handred and twelve. 26 ‘which ‘August Berger received two huadred and eighty- “And that there were a iy senttarng ve iv {ot the ofice of Commission. alee owen oh efiscasaee Ward was four hundred ao eich Jared A. Timpson received three handred and pi, which Charles Cruger received one hundred and twenty- of votes given for the office of wna srtele tial af tho Seosod ward wae fout hundted nad ny a coe which Bernard Meyer :eceived three hnndred and four- (pb whlch Bernard C1 verry reoeived one hundred and wen The wbole pisaboe of votes given for the office of Inspectors of <ommon Schools of the Second ward, to fill vacancy, was Sone bn ‘Dundred and eighty-se1 ven. ich David W. Urpheus reotived three hundred and 4 Myer received one hundred and siz, The he'wno number of af voice given for the oles of Trasiees of Common dchools ward was eight bundred and forty-two. args ahah: Joseph Manning received two hundred and ninety- or which John J. Maloney received one hundred and thirty- *"6¢ which Michael Murray received one handred and twenty- The srbsie sumber of oves.given ee rb iy ape sinared and te a Acosta hi twent &. wor whieh | ¥. Northron two hundred and nine- ty-e Etech James F. Horan received two hundred and ry Hae! received one hundred and sixte bol ber of votes given forthe office of Trustees of “he mies amt "Seed wrard oll vacancy for two + hundyed 7 Gr which W iliain Berkly reccived two hundred and ninety- orn which Joseph H. White received two hundred and ninety- "Sr which Isaac P. Wilkins received one bundred and twen- OP Svhich Patrick McMahon received ene hundred and ha! there were two scattering votes, role aber of Tote give forthe office of Commis: onersof Common bebools of tbo ‘third want was ive, hus, dred amd esr ‘ot winch Hug! ful arr Crozier received three hundred and rere rae oath received two bundred and three. The whole vumber of votes given for the office of fol cadres the hurd ward was tive Suaared and seveviy nine. of a ttephen E. Gardner received three hundred and Of which Joha B, Thomas recetved two hundred and eight, ‘the whole oct of votes given for the office of Trustees of Schools of the Third ward was one thousand one bun- mom Wellbrook received three hundred and qulwne ‘which Peter Kerran received three hundred and aixty- “Ot which Henry W. Lecempte received two hundred and seven. Of which James J. Costa recet two hundred and six. oomph number of vols given ‘Tor the offee of Trustees [re ed poet the Third ward, to fill vacancy, was five and sever ndred wor which Thomas Lyoos received three hundred and sixty- five. ‘OF which Samuel W. Stout recetved two hundred and eight. POUNEH WARD, The whole number of votes given for the effice of Commis. sand of hundred ee peas Fourth ward was one thou- tine hundred an which Eugene abive recelved ten hundred and elghieen of which hes Mullin received oight hundred and finy. Of which Joseph Rirner recetved elgh By Ard that ere were twelve seatering votes, And that there were twelve jer’ The whole number of votes given for the office of! papectors of «ommon Schools of the Fourth ward was one thousand @ebt hundred and fifty four. ‘ut which Charles ‘Kelley received ten hundred and fifty-six. a which Daniel Healy received seven hundred and ninety- ‘On which Blaple received five. And that there were forty-five sesttering votes ‘The whole number of votes given for the ollice of Trusteon of Common of the Fourth ward, was three thousand five bunds ed and thirty aiGt Phlch Slchael Carroll reeeived ten hundred and twenty. ite whole number of votes given for the ofice of Trustees of ‘Common kchools of the Fourth ward, to lili vacancy, was ‘one thousand eight hunéred and eighty-seven. Of which Joseph Kiley received nine hundred and eighty-six. Of Which John Barry received eight hundred and seventy: Au whieh William P. Kirk received six hundred and ferty- tr “which Philip Creban received one thousand and twemty- tan which Matkew McGowan received eight hundred and in dred and forty f four. of moss Of ween ved twenty-two, and that the ‘one scattering vote. FIFTH WARD ‘The whole number of votes given for the office of Commis- sioners of Common Schools of the Fifth ward, was two thou- Sand four hundred and fifw two. Of which James M, Tutbill received one thousand three hun- dred and one. PIS hich John Y. Savage, Jr., reselved seven hundred and four, Of which Jeremiah Casey received three hundred and eigh'y. a ere seventeen acattoring votes. The whoie number of votes given for the offlce of Inapec- tors of Common Schools of the Fifth ward, wastwo thousand four hundred and fifty. Of which Noab Worrall recetved one thousand two hundred and forsy five. Of which Henry Hopkinson received one thousand one bun- dred and eighty-uine. And that there were sixteen scattering votes of Common Schools of the Fifth ward was four thousand eight hundred and, elgbty -nine. Of which Benjamin BR. Concklin received oe thousand two hundred and ninety. Of which John Beason received one thousand two hundred and forty-pi Of which jam Aymar vecelved one thousand and sixty: ve. wegen Wiliam H. Burras received mine hundred and welve. Of which Terence Foley recetved three hundred aud sixty: two. And that there were eleven scattering votes. SIXTH. WARD, * The whole number of votes given for the office of Commis- aa bundred and Lab Ro f which Timothy Brennan recelved one thousand three bupired and fifty three, ‘Of which Tuomas Stephens received one whoumnd and ninety: snd thas there were sisteen scattering yolee, Tho, whole nember of rouen given the office of I of Common Behools of the Sixth Ward was two thousan Dundred and fifty fir, which John H. Wetjen received one thousand three hun- ared and forty “clghi. Of whieh Jeremish Mab: ved " ninety four jomey recvived one thousand wud And that there were thirteen seattering votes. ‘The whote number of aioe given for the office of Trustees of Common Schools of iho Sixth ward was four thousand eight bund 4 ninety four sew Yearsen received ome thousand three hun- oan Kinsey received one ‘Ghonsand theee heandred th Patrick Geraghty received ove tbousand and cighty- wee which Heury O'Keefe recetved one thousand and eighty- The whole number of votes give Comean given for the office of Trustees of Rehools of the Sixth ward, to fill vacancy, thousand four hundred and elxty noe ry la four. ped yd eid Tully received one thousand three hun- a fo ret ‘W. Casey received one ninety 2 vy v4 me thousand and ‘And that there war four scattering votes. The whole number of votes given for the office of Con whole ni Totes given for the of loner of Gammon” Sehnole Er ihe Boventh werd, wan nce wbovsand a ars our BLOF whieh i Coger recelvad two thousand one hundred Of # siThotas Woodward recelvéd obe thonsand eight hundred and seventy for ee ™ And hat there were twelve Fesiy ‘Tha whole number of votes given for the oflee, of Inspectors of Common Seboola of the Doren ward, wag three thot nine hundred and ninety-fonr. Of which James Colllus received wo: cannil one hundred aud noventeen, mM which ed T. Coneklt ived hundrodand asventy seven. eaves One thousand plait POLITICAL, \ strane ward, mars enoen ty iy wag hich Edward M. Skidmore zee one thousand eight a Hewitt received one thousand right bun. ray mp Ae tem em for the office of Trustees ef Ce ihewhale Sgimbar of, vee wt ward, 0 til vacansy, was Ur ahieh, Wiliam 2. riers received twe Ueusand one inp whieh esc} anamere received one thousand eight pe oy en te were mots nomarsanalion yng votes: of Commia- The whole number woe aren far » for Log t ing ang tour, of pit Joho K. S Lydecker received two thousand one hun- pdt me bativiey tel ene ‘A. Morgan received one thousand three hus- oe hh which on Wiliam J. Moore received two hundred and sixty: three soatterin Berit votes given for rhe ofice of Inapector Common Sebools of the Bighth ward, wae three thousacd ferent hundred. hich Jobp Dixon received two th. usand ove hdndred aad meni 2h me F. Duckworth received one thousand, three Dupared and piu ‘which Ralph Bogert received two hundred and sixty And there was ove padiontng Yom, for the office of Trustees of ere eee oe Nagy oa een of 3 rn three hundred ap pa es bi ih hmmet M. Fa; Faye received two thousacd, one hund- wofmhh William F. Hagan recetved two thousand and nine- oo “bie Samuel J. Berry received one thousand, three bandred nod Hoh 2 two Or which Albert Hanson received ove thousand, two hun- dred and eighty. Of which oan B. Landon received two hundred two hua dred and sevent ‘Of which Erastus oe ‘Brady received two hundred andaixty- elgbt. ‘ana that there were be ph snaiiering votes. NTH Wal I \ber ef votes given for the office of Comm! Pe my othe Minth ward was sve hoe wel mot whieh Chas. i a tidersleeve received three thousaad and Ore Meievi Oncerdonk received one thousand three hun- St hich Wellvera J. Van Arsdale received one thousand saree hundred and one the oe al of votes ary en fy he Otic Office of Inspectors w of Common “Schools ‘of of the Ward, was Give thousand four. OF wi eek in ire cle reseived three thousand and oO which John B Spafford recevied one thousand three hun- dred and uf whieh ‘HH. Gray received one thousand three hua- dred and ele’ Aare Were twelve ss ves for tho ofce of Trustos agives for of, Coxon Bebe the lath ward, was eleven thousand nd 6 x. Of wh which Wil iillasn Ht Geduey received three thousand one hundred and it Which Hent; P, See recetved three thousand and elghty- "Ot which Gustavua A Valentine recelved one thousand we, wich Frederik (ck Rodelelt reoeived one thousand two hua which Ja igmen. =, Yen Orden recelaed one thousand two unered an and cB Gitson received one thousand two hun- ven for Re office of Trustees ard, to fill vacancy, was five et which ts Israel B Haines received one thousand three hun- fourteen. wot which Peter Banta received one thousand two hundred and eignty-one. "And that there ‘ere satoen scattering voles 1 ‘The whole mumber of votes given for the office ef Commis- sioners of Common Schools the Tenth ward, was two thou- huad id apd seven huadred and seventy. ists id wor mich Benjamin F. Schaffer reoelved elgh\hundred and A a teot shore sore tine watering votes. 2 ro were 0 9 suena ‘of vetes given for the oflce of Tnspeetors anion, Bebo oF te ‘ii ward was two iboasand hundred and sevent) a es ward fH leworih recelved one thousand siz ort nt beh ward Philips, Jr., received one thousand one ‘Of whieh Blank recetved fourteen, And that there were eight scattering votes. ‘The whoja of votes given for the office of Trustees of Cammnon bohools of the Tents ward was five thousand three hundred and ott which Jonn Ht Niepoth received one thousand stx han- Op gon RnR Ey pouer Nolan received one thousand five bun- vet wi which ‘Goliirled Behelbel received eight hundred and eT erhlck Henry B. Jones received seven hundred and forty- or which Jacob Raynor received two hundred and seventy- oF which Ezra Btration reeetved two hundred and twenty- ‘Uf which Charles Milletts received one, Of which Blank received therte veight. Were five soaitering votes, The whole number of votes given for the offce of of Commis. sioversof ‘ommon Schools of the Eleventh ward waa four sth hundred and ninety three. “ not ich Jenjamin T. Khodes received two thousand seven Of ch ‘Daniel D. Wright received two thousand one hun- veal and forty-one. nd that there were fifty ecatte ofits srho'e number of utes given of Common t cbools of SeRierents earns aan office of Inspectors rd was four tboueand ight Bundred sd an ri dred snd tity a ae ae Ot whieh eateous Underhill received two thousand oue bupared ‘and ninety four. which Ji jacob Funran received two theusand and ninety- And that there thirty five scatterin; The whole momber of voles oe ren for the, Otles office of Trustees ‘ommon Sebools Five ie Elev fouth ward was nine thousand n hundred aod twe' OF whieh Tunis H. Duryea received two thousand four hun- dred ard sixty-five. atti apte ©. Barber received two thousand four Cit whieh Boas Moule reoeived two thousand three hundred and seventy:one. ‘Of which James Marshall received two thousand three hun- dred und alxty-two, And that there were aisty two scattering votes. WELPTH WARD. The whole number of votes wiven for the office of Commis: sioners of Common Schools of the Twelfth ward, was two thou: ‘sand three hundred ana sixty four Of which Harvey H. Gregory received nine hundred and | oor eight. Of which James Mackean received eight hundred and seven- net which Abraham V. Williams received five hundred and rty-pine "The whole number of voten given for the office of Inspectors of Common Schools of the Twelfth ward, was two thousand ae bundred and thirt: Vitis received nine bundred and forty- poe 4 which eamuel A. ee. pi wl: which Hosea B. Perkins received eight hundred and stx- ree. "Of which Thomas Fitzgerald received five hundred and twen- ty three. And that there w: eae scattering vote. The whole num! votes ri for the office of Trustees of Common Schools of the Twelfth ward, was four thousand seven hindred and thirty alx. ‘Of whieh Patrick McGann recelved one thousand jhree hun- dred and seventeen. i a if Rus William H. Bayes received nine hundred and for- woe whieh James 8. Breath recetved nine hundred and twen- | Yor wich George H. E. Lynch received eight hundred and | seventy eight. ‘The whoie number of votes given for the office of Trustees | stovers of Common Scools of the Sixth ward was two thousand | which William Martin received four hundred and ey reuiy, | an Which John Moore received one hundred and forty: Gf which Samuel W. Galpin received forty-nine. | And that there were ‘ive scattering votes. | The whole number of votes given for the office of Trustees of Common Behools of the twill ward, to fill vacancy was | two thousand three hundred and atxty-four. Of whieh John Moore recetved nine hundred and nineteen, Of which Nathaulel M. Freeman recelved eight hundred and | seventy-sever age met Samuel W. Galpin recelved five hundred and ixty-aix Auil that there ware two acattering votes. j THARTEENTH WARD, | The whole number of votes given for the office of Commis | sioner of Common Schoois of the Thirteenth ward was three thousand oe hundred ard thirteen Of which David H. Gi dersleeve received one thousand three bondred and fifty-five. oF wees Lewis Withington received nine hundred and } twenty-five, OF which Garret W Tosee received eight hundred and tweive, And that there were twenty-one scattering votes | dhowkae mmberof wots giver for tf Site of Ia tors “of Common Schools of the Thirteenth ward, was thousond ope hundred and fies a2 Reh Manning Merv Tecelved one thousand three hun- fof ‘aut mtten TPR Mor le received nine hundred and twenty wat which Willian H, Crossman received eight hundred and | 2nd that there were eight scattering votes. ‘The whole number o1 voles given for the ‘oMloe of Trustees ofCommon fehools of the Thirteenth Ward, was six thousand two hundred and tw ‘Of which William Cutdner Fecelved ove thousand three bun- dred ard ninety: Of which Eneas Fliiott received one thousand two hundred und pints four. hi Fiprn recetved one thousand ‘and thirty- eit bh Alexander Prowlfoot received nine hundred and ighty-one, ‘Of which Joun A. Platt reeeived seven hundred and oighty: nine «e t whieb Chaa G Sbaver received seven hundred and forty- ‘and that there were twenty one scatteting votes. FOURTRENTIE WALD, The whole number of votes gtven for the oflee of Comumia- sioner of Common Schools Fourteenth Ward wastwo thousand nine hundred and five Of which Andrew 1.. Byrne regelved one thousend four hua- ‘Of which Henry PW. dred and twenty on aM huodeotends ees which Wiliam § Webel recelved ox hundred oa tony. ‘And that there were elevon scattering votes, he whole. vonee ‘oils of Tnspector tabs bool or the Fane teeath ware was wo Waand nine red ty ‘ cy ea fh ; jee ay eee received one thousand four red 0 rhich Henry §. Slavin received nine hundred and sixty by edn ihe whne nasber stor the office of ‘Trusteos of Common tA ward, was five thousand Her CRTs ent prect recetved one thousand four hundred og oe Henry Mauror received one thousend elght hua Tt hich > Pavletam received one thoomsd three hordes ease ight. ) recelved two thousand one handred POLITIQAL, LO! wiih ono Negeat recede eared oa egy ‘And there were fve saaitortng 1 v2. The whole number of voles given. ter the ofoe siovers of Gui tea pores ease of the *ifteenth Ward, was ta banana ee ae serie ‘Gt which Cpation 1b, Brown received elght bundred and thir. tig whieb Henry H. Winans received two hundred and sixty. And that there were ten neater Tho solo numer of vee votes ven foe i flee of commen ih ward was’ two! ened, Ut wes Raward — ee we eipht hundred apd thirtese son, Jr, ved one thousand or ht hundred and seven. ‘which James (ibeon received poets “Carlene Forins’ Teadived ae ye ag of Oommia- ih Sie nese the — nu voles given for the Soloe y men ne ti Pine Atea etl ef Trotoe of Oma hed Wil fom Hi, Blakeman reoet semaelens aah an, Sg ahie abies hupdied and twenl-eeven. ved one thoneand eight Ottbich, Jrmee ‘and forty-five. ‘Of which James rh Of which Gilbert U, ‘ihe whole number of votes given f of Common Schools of te Fifteenth ward (5 al racaareeag by Se} nime haodred aud saat as ieoetee Teoelv atpacean eight une o,f whieh Thomas 0. ak eee pe hades ta aad unty? be that there were nine scattering SIXTEENTH WAKD, The male rotberosd of votes given ror the office ‘Common rehools of the ba Senses at ten aise hundred and twenty-three. ye witt og Peters received two thousand five hune nfygomnt oh ute sa tren hundred ang ‘The whole pumber of votes office ie a ‘Shdosnib ward, was four teesee f which Bichard Martin recelved two thoussnd four une SAI metonearsnrerges ie 5 hupdred and ninety five igen Aud tha there were seven sone lag votes The whole um of volee given fo tbe often ot of Jaat a aco weeee ee ogi ty Be mes Pollock received two thousand four mune rie: uel Osgood recelved two thousand three bun~ y % Rite a John received two thousand ene hundred gic! a etn mh numberof ase given fig odes of Inspectors ‘ominion ehoola of the Seveateenth ward was sis treed, Sores wile = whole number of vole Seiten for tae othean The oflce of Trustees of Common Schools of the neventeant salve sand four Bupdred and ni La eel satel <f whieh Willam HL. Vanderhoof recei Geenat \t Bupdred and eighty-four iets sven tree Tecelved two thousand elzht buadre@ Of which H. Hubert Will ERLE me sms received three thousand threq (f which Theodore ree ee rms lve Goneed. ire hundred and seventy-four. And that there mae Heed ‘Common Sebouls of hy TTS thonsand ° uf Frederick &. Mai recelt thousand sever: mare and ioe H. stare ea on " ‘. in wbalgnnber f votes git pe iS bole number of ven Trestoes oe ae] cols of the Kighteouth ward was en tboumams soa pmeeteren, bs Jr., received two thousand seven Ww ‘alsh received two thousand seven bandred: three. andes Bobert Colbey received two thousand two bundre@. ‘nen heh fee F. Jay, received two thousand twe hum: ‘hoa th thasahece x fer which James ag eed ‘and ninets which Jobn ‘were two scatering votes. ynETRENTHN WARD Zee whole number of ries given for the the ofice of “Commies wareo [re sede ai ‘common Bcbools Ward, was and itwhich George Wier received on thousand one hundred seventy pri = frien Brown recelved one thousand ene him- spaurisi. received five hundred and ainety- vor “hich William Wadsworth received fifty-twe. Abd thst there wae one neattering vote, ee near votes given for the office of Laapecter’ cs the Nine centh ward, was three then- Ot whch Beary J. Armstrong received one thousand ene. hundred and ninety one. Of which Cbaries BL Lyons received one thousand three hun- ar which John Donovan received five hundred and twenty- ‘The whole number of votes given for the office of Trustecs ef schools ‘ommon of the Nineteenth ward, was five theusand nine hundred and pine Of which Robert Mcuinnes rocelved one thousand eight hun Of which William H. Hitehman received one thousand three Musdrediand Sty. ix. which Daniel Kelaher received five hundred and thirty~ ‘which William G. King received one thousand ene hua~ area and sixty nine Of which James Miller received one thousand one hundred: and twenty-two nd that there were seven scattering votes, TWENTIETA WARD. siovers of Cm Cok oes ren ae the office of Commis- mmmon schools of ‘wentieth ies, was five thousand nine hundred and Of which Hubbard G. Stoue received two thousand exe hun- dred and eighty-ni Of which 8; McGlynn received one thousand eight At hupared and (sci te ‘Kawin Dobt thousand sis, beundred od yeorenlen, vr ravaives ape be John Hooper received one hundred and ninety ~ "apd that there were sixteen scattering votes. of Comtaon Bshocts of ke ea ont motwee Ae keeeet on el At need ud events ie Twentieth wi was five ‘whieh Dan ang rece thousan ane bg ee i 01 sived two d ene hun- ls C Ryotibir Peter Farrell received one thousand eight hundred Of wl “ it n B. a arch Nuch “ohn B. Radley received one thousand four hun sce thlch Daniel H. Smith reosived one hundred and Afty- “Of which Jchn Hooper received thirty-seven ibe whole Baber of votes ae for theoftice of Trustees o 8 tieth war: . py ed eign netpas and ici tis weantiet "1 was eleven thoa- Thomas Teceived three thousand thrée hun- sé int John F, Willams received two thousand one hun- on sixty-four. ase mie Yieatine Cook received one thousand eight buna, Ot mbich cary W Nichole recel yusan: ye “ok mol iene ls received two thousand one hun: Of which James. Wilson received one thousand six hundred three. and forty Of wluch John Calvert received one hundred and ninety~ pine. oF srhich Willam Roos reoeived two hundred and one, ‘whole number of votes given ustees of Gorawon Sebooks af tos ecole eee ee Te AG which John &. Voorhis received éwo Bandred a: and thirty. “And that there were {welve noattering votes. ‘Ihe whole number of vores given for the oflee of Trustees of Common Schools of the Twenileth ward, to fill vacancies, wae five thousand ragbt hundred and ae venty-elabt. ‘Of which Jemes W. Luckey received as thousand one hun~ aved and fity threes Of which James Harrison received one thousand «/zht hun- dred and seveuty-nire, ‘Of which John R. Paxton received one thousand eight huns dred and forty.four. And that there were four senttering votes, The wholo number of toves given Por the alee of Commis- e8 given ror the offlee at sloners of Common Schools for the Twenty-first Ward, wae four Shousond four hundred and twenty seven. *h audrew Y. Stout received two thousand five hun+ crgh td oi 8)Thot q bh 1€ which Lewis mas rece! es . cd tty os wed one thousand eight hun. whole number ef votes given for the office of In of Common Schools ofthe ‘Twenty first ward, was 10er wou sand four hopdred and thirt ‘Of which Kdsard C. Johnson received two thousand two i an lee Nant received two thousand one hundred And re were fonr scattering there The ol met < votes for the Pio of Trust hundred a aever Of which Chari “four. teed of fret ward was eight thoaseed whlea Alexander Brandon received two thousand. nine panera nd fitty eight Benjamid B. Atterbury recelved two thousand two seeeren ee and forty vbich ein De Lacy received two thousand one hun- nine. SAviliam P. Easterbrook received one thousaed four bnpated ry elxty-aix. that there wore eight sosttering vetes. TWENTY-SECOND WARD. oe wrbole number of votes, fi" went oOee ot Commin- sion common ree my second wand, waR three thousand three hundred and sixty- oe: oe! ‘O'Keete received one 3 thousand eight hun an of Mas i aauidee Petry recetred cne thousand hun dred apd sistoen “ a ‘And there was one scattering vo Tho whole number of votes ven for the of, pare dae tes of the ‘Twestty-soocnd eek, pa oURRD ‘Of whith a naperet te wept Stack received one thonsamd eight ak mC. Lang received one thousand four hundred pee ‘Charles E. Simms received seventy. wud that there was one scattering vote. whole number of na aiiee of by end of Common febacin of the Tweaty acead gee wes cad seven hundred ang sixty. ‘atv which Ji eens rend 4 mn MaoKewan received one thousand seven Of which J J " PEAT, sia Cndlipp, Jr, recelved one thousand fire | arog ena A Vernon received one thousand four Buse ' ae which f lec Murphy recetved one thousand four bus 1d pever toe Of which Jobn lg ragelved lebhy five, St which George € received one hundred and ‘Of which Kaward Egbert received three hundred and twenty And that theze were four'een seatte The Board of City Canvasners of the CY aud County of NOW York, having canvassed and estimated the votes jiven in the hovers] election districts of eald City and County, at the elegy