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Brooklyn agle. isrEniNCr, aprh. is. Publishing Office, 39 street id Story. Xbe BnaK of the Election 7h Ward.

The Common Council laBt evening canvas. Bed the returns of the Inspectors of the late election. The canvass is published in our columns to day. It will be seen in it, that, in the seventh ward, six of the votes originally stated to have been for John A. Cross were cast for Cross." Throwing out these, and also the two votes given for "Chadbourne" and Shaborn the democratic candidate, Zebulon Chad bourne, would be elected by four majority.

The report of the minority is also publ ished, but as this appears to have been written under the supposition that the votes of Chadbourne and Shaborn would be claimed, though they were not, it affords the best argumentor the election of Zebulon Chadbourne, which could be wanted for is not an established abbreviation for any name, as for John or "Jag." for James, The result is, that Alderman Osborne will hold over until a new election, or until the seat shall be awarded to Mr. Chadbourne by the courts of law. Common Council Proceeding. Mokdav, April 17, 1843. The Board met pursuant to adjournment.

Present His Honor the Mayor, Aid. Morton, Van Wagenen. Rogers, Harris, Dimon, Low, Hazlet, Gerald, Denike, Smith, Bouton, Bergen, Osborn, Jackson, Reid and Bokee. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Return from John F.

Garrison, County Treasurer, of unpaid taxes in the city of Brooklyn, for the vear 1842 ordered on file. Return of fees, received by the Clerk of the Common Council ror the city, and anmunt of money expended for the city and vouchers thereof: ref. to the Committee on accounts. The returns of the late Charter Election were presented. Aid.

Harris moved a reference of the same to a Select Committee. Aid. Mor ton moved as an amendment that they be referred to the Law Committee, the amendment was lost the motion to refer to a Select Committee was adopted by the following vote. Aid. Morton calling for the ayes and noes, viz Aid.

Rogers, Harris, Gerald, Denike, Smith, Bouton, Osborn, Bergen, Reid noes Aid. Morton, Bokee, Dimon. Low, Hazlet. Aid. Harris, Van Wagenen, Denike, Hazlet and Bergen, appointed the committee.

The assessment list for Columbia street regulating between Congress and Baltic streets presented for confirmation, was referred to the Assessment Committee. The unpaid assessments for regulating and paving Concord street from Jackson to Navy street.returned by the Treasurer, were referred to the same committee. Petition of James Abrahams, complaining of a nuisance, referred to the Police Committee. Invitation to the members of the Common Council, the Executive, and other officers of the corporation, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Sarah M.

wife of Alderman Talmage, to morrow afternoon, at 4 o'clock on motion the same was accepted. Returns of members elected firemen to Co. No. 9. Resignation from Co.

2, and return ol wardens, severally referred to the Fire Department Committee. Memorial of Mary E. Brewer for conveyance of property purchased at sale for non payment of assessments referred to the Law Com. Petition of John M'Coy relative to his contract for cleaning streets referred to the Street Committee. Petition of John F.

Delaplaine and others for the removal of sand from Cla6on avenue referred to the same Committee. Petition of James Doorley for payment on account of cleaning streets ref. to the same Com. Petition of G. Sharp, for sixty days time to flag in front of lot cor.

Clark and illow ref. to the same Com. Petition of T. B. Spinola to be reinstated as a fireman ref.

to the ire Depart. Um. Petition of John McClean and others butchers in Atlantic Market complaining of John Crumtney and Fitzpatrick ret. to the Market Com. The petitions of James Cole and of Peter Hannabey to be appointed Clerk of Municipal Court were severally laid on the table.

A Deed of Cession of Well and pump corner ot Atlantic and Clinton streets ret. to the Well and Pump Com. Joint Com. on accounts, reported in favor of the biUsot Van Voorhis, 116, 07; Orville Bissell, g3 25: reports severally accepted and adopted. Com.

on public cisterns, reported in favor of locating a public cistern on the corner of Kent and' Myrtle avenues: the district of assessment to be from the Northeast cor. of Myrtle and Kent avenue, 500 feet on each side of Myrtle avenue, to the east and 500 feet to the west and on Kent avenue, 500 feet on each side of the st. on the North and 500 feet on the south of the said north east corner; and a resolution that the Street Commissioner advertise for pro poaals in the UBual manner report accepted and adopted. Watch Com. reported in favor of the bill of xienjamin jjatdwin, 3 JH: report accepted and adopted.

Police reported severally in favor of tne Dins oi rienry Moore, and Jabez Ross, vwi ana iicnoias Cornell, fcilo: reports accepted and adopted. Assessment Com. upon the Communication of the Attorney in the matter of opening WyckofF reported and concluded with the following resolution, viz Resolved, That the report of the Commissioners of estimate and as sessment.in the matter of opening WyckofF together with the papers connected therewith be filed in the office of the Street Commissioner and that an abstract of the assessment list be placed in the hands ol the ireasurer, and inai warrants be issued for payment of charges when money has accrued in the Treasury lor tnat purpose: report and resolution accepted and adopted. Same Committee reported upon the assessment list for reparing James street, recommending that the same be filed in the Street Commissioner's office the whole kamuunt having been collected report accepted and adopted. Stroet Committee reported in favor of uradintf and paving Water street, from Gold street, to the pavement of Jackson street with the follow ing materials, viz 16 inch cut curb, and 12 inch cut gutter four inches thick, and that the Street Commissioner advertise for proposals report accepted and adopted.

Committee on Wells and Pumps make their report final on the petition for a Well and Pump in Baltic street, between Smith and Hoyt street, an3 recommend that the same be curried into ettect; and that the Street Commissioner be authorised to enter into a contract with Daniel Mulvey and B. O'Donnell for constructing the well and with Frederick Shonnard for placing a pump therein report accepted and adopted. Street Committee reported in favor of the payment of the bill of Thomas Holahan, for work done on Columbia street; and that the same be charged to Col umbia street regulating the report was accepted, and after some discussion, on. motion of Aid. Jackson, the whole subject was referred to the Aldermen of the firt ward for their report.

Same Committee reported in favor of the bill of Wm. Sweeney $9 report acc. and adopted. Fire Department Committee reported severally in favor of the bill of Matthew Cunningham, 5 25, and also in favor of allowing Sandford Allen, S20. for extra services as messenger, and A.

G. Stevens $10, for extra services as Secretary of the Committee during investigations, reports severally accepted and adopted. Same Committee upon the petitions of John Cashaw and Charles Knowland reported that from the evidence it appears that previous to the offences for which they were expelled, they had conducted themselves with order and propriety, and have been active and efficient firemen, and this being the first offence with which they have been charged, the Committee recommend that tliey be restored, aud offer the following resolution, viz Restlved, That John Cashaw be reinstated as a fireman of Engine Co. No. 2, and Charles Knowland to Engine Co.

No. 7, and 'hat they be allowed the time heretofore served by each of them in the ir Department of this city report and resolution accepted and adopted. bame Committee upon the communication from the Chief Engineer preferring charges of insubordination and disorderly conduct by Engine Co. No. 0 and 11 reported at lengih giv ing a sraiement ot (acts as they occurred, and concluded by presenting the draft of an ordinance entitled "an ordinance to amend an ordinance f0r the prevention and extinguishment of fires" the report was accepted and adopted and the ordinance read and laid on the table.

Street Committee reported in favor of grading and paving Columbia street from Atlantic to Baltic street with good uncut curb 16 inches wide, and 4 inches thick, cut gutter 12 inches wide, 4 inches thick, and good bank paving stone report accepted and adopted. Aid. Harris, from a majority of the select committee to whom was referred the returns ot the elections, reported and presented the declaration and publication of the result of said election tor the adoption ot the isoard the same was read. Aid. Van Wagenen presented a minority report in said matter, which was read.

Aid. Van Wagenen moved the adoption of the minority report, and called tor the ayes and noes, the same was lost by the following vote Ayes Aid. irton, Van Wagenen, Bokee, Dimon, Low, Hazlet, (6.) Noes Aid. Rogers, Harris, Gerald, Denike, Smith, Jackson, Bouton, Osborne, Bergen, Reid, (10) Aid. Harris moved the adoption of the majority report, and called for the ayes and noes adopted by the following vote: Ayes Aid.

Rogers, Harris, Gerald, Denike, Smith, Jack son, Bouton, Osborne, Bergen, Reid, (10.) Noes Aid. Morton, Van Wagenen, Bokee, Dimon, Low, Hazlet, (6) Memorial of Zebulon Chadbourne relative to the election in the 2d district, 7th ward the same was read. Aid. Bokee presented as a memorial from himself an affidavit in said matter the same was read. On motion the majority report and minority report, together with the memorial of Z.

Chadbourne, and the affidavit presented by Aid. Bokee, were ordered to be published in the newspapers employed by the Common Council. On motion of Aid Low, Resolved that the Clerk of the Board give notice to the persons declared elected to the several offices, of their said election, and request the attendance of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Supervisors elect, at the meeting of the Common Council on Monday next, for the purpose of taking the oath of office. Resolutions adopted. By Aid.

Rogers. Resolved, That the owner or owners of the stone on Carlton avenue, cause tho same to be removed within ten days, or they will be removed at his or their expense. By Aid. Gerald. Resolved, That Andrew Powell, George Cook, Henry Acker and Ambrose Brown, chance Watchmen, be appointed watchmen to fill the vacancies of Thomas Cos tigan, Moses Montgomery.

John Dehart and John Dickinson, withdrawn from the watch. And that Joshua Curwin, Dominicus Vander. veer, Martin Moon, and John Lyman, bf) appointed chance watchmen. By the same. Resolved, That the Clerk of the Common Council be instructed to register and advertise for sale as soon as practicable thj lands on which the taxes of 1842 remain unpaid as the same are returned by tne County Treasurer.

By Aid. Dimon. Resolved, That the Clerk of this Board be and he is hereby directed to cause notices to be published in the Corporation Newspapers that the property retured by the collectors of the several wards of this city for the non payment of taxes for 1842, will be advertised for sale on or before the 15th day of May next, and that the expences of advertising, will thereafter be charged in addition to the amounts now due and the interest thereon. By Aid. Jackson Resolved, That the Attorney of this Board be requested to notify Jeremiah O'Donnell, to repair the breach made in Harrison street and occasioned by him, forthwith, and if the same is not done immediately, then the City Inspector be and he is hereby instructed to repair the damages and charge the same to Jeremiah O'Donnell.

Resolved, That the foregoing resolution be referred to the Street Committee with power. By Aid. lingers Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be directed to have the pavement at the intersection of Jay and John street repaired. By Aid. Harris Resolved, That three dollars be allowed to each of the inspectors, e'erks, and officers who have served at the various polls at the late election, and that the Comptroller be instructed to draw warrants payable to tho chairman of the Board of Inspectors of each district upon a certificate of the services rendered, to be furnished by said Inspectors.

Special order The special order was then isken up, viz. the appointment of the Board of Education, and on motion, the following persons were appointed, viz 1st district David Gardner, Theo. Eames. Alfred G. Stevens.

2'i; Cornelius Bergen, John V. Bergen, Calvin F. Spear. Johnson, Moses Suydam, A. Orville Millard.

4th. Barnet Johnson, Fitch Taylor, John W. Hunter. 5th. Stephen Haynes, William imuv.

Edward Macorubet. 6th. Charles Addoms, John M. Moriartv Charles R. Marvin.

7th. David Coope, J. Sullivan Thome, Peter Turner. Amos P. Stanton.

CvrusP. Smith. Fish er Howe. OUi. Theodore Pnlbpmns.

Jr. f.fvi TTarf. An. rr lOlh. Peter G.

Rnro en. Pptur Wuz Irnffi Tr Adriance Van Brunt. By Aid. Harris. Resolved that Otis Pike he ld horeby removed from the office the Wuic'pal Court, and that Jacob C.

JJlachley be, and he is hereby, nominated to the justices of said Court to fill the vacancy adopted. By Aid. Dimon. Resolved, that His Honor the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorised to settle all accounts of the late Olerk of the Municipal Court, allowing him his salary up to June 1, 1843 laid on the table The ordinance on the table entitled a Law to regulate the Board of Education of the city of Brooklyn and its member thereof" Was called up, and after being amended, passed. On motion the classification of the members of the Board of Education, was made the special order for the next meeting.

On motion the Board adjourned to Monday afternoon next, 44 o'clock. A. G. STEVENS, Clerk Com. Council ITJ" NOTICE In compliance with a resolution in the preceding minutes, tho Comptroller requests the Inspectors of tho late Election to present their bills at once.

THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE To whom was referred the statements filed with the Clerk of the Common Council of the inspectors tf the several wards and election districts of the votes given at the recent Charter Election, held on the 11th day of April, 1343: REPORT. That they have examined the same, and present the following declaration and publication of the result of said election for the adoption of the board. The Common Council of the City of Brooklyn, forming the city board of canvassers, do hereby declare, and publish the result of the election, held in said city on the eleventh day of April, 1843, as follows For the office of Mayor of said city five thousand three hundred and twenty six votes were given, of which Joseph Sprague received 2847 votes David A. Bokee received 2536 votes and Sprague, Gabriel Furman, Da. Vokee, Seth Low, Sprag, D.

Boakee, S. Vunck, Bokee, Thomas G. Talmage, J. Bready, D. A.

Bokee, Ar.hur Tappan and Bokee each received one vote. For the office of Supervisor of the first seven wards of said city, twenty five thousand, three hundred and sixty eight votes were given of which William M. Udall received 2692 votes William Ellsworth received 2727 votes; Stephen Haynes received 2632 votes James Friel received 2641 votes; Daniel A. Rob bins received 2711 votes; David Coope received 2386 votes Sylvanus White received 2386 votes James Haslet received 2345 votes Nicholas R. Van Brunt received 2393 votes Barnet Johnson received 2207 votes; Barnard Johnson received 238 votes; and Zebulon Chaduourne, Caesar Springfield, each received two votes and James Forbes, Philip Brazier, Daniel Robbins, Chester Bedell, Joe Springfield and William Splanter, each received one vote.

For the office of Supervisor of the Eighth and Ninth Wards of said city, three hundred and one votes were given of which A. Orville Millard received one hundred and sevetity seven votes Thomas G. Talmage received one hundred and nineteen voteB William Burbank received two votes A. O. Millard received two votes; and John G.

Bergen received one vote. And we do declare and publish, that Joseph Sprague is duly elected Mayor of said city, and that William M. Udall, William Ellsworth, Stephen Haynes, James Friel, and Daniel A. Robbins are duly elected Supervisors of the first seven wards of 6aid city, and that A. Orville Millard is duly elected Supervisor of the eighth and ninth wards of Baid city.

And we do further declare and publish that in the First Ward, for the office of Aldermen, five hundred and seventy votes were given, ol which Peter Morton received 176 votes, Garret G. Van Wagenen received 194 votes, William Hinman received 103 votes, William Thompson received 92 votes, T. VV. Birdsall received 1 vote, A. B.

Baylis received 2 votes, Richard V. W. Thome received 1 vote, James Simpson received 1 vote. For the office of Collector, two hundred and ninety votes were given, of which Eleazar Tompkins received 161 votes, William J. Hadden received 127 votes, John New bold received 1 vote, William Muilen received 1 vote.

Forthe office of Constable, two hundred and eighty nine votes were given, of which Aaron Dexter received 187 votes, William Foster received 100 George R. Ives received 1 vote, Patrick Dougherty received 1 vote. For the office of assessors, five hundred and eighty three votes were given, of whL' Laurence V. De Forrest received 195 votes, Abm. B.

Baylis received 191 votes, Peter V. Hoffman received 97 votes, Henry Sheldon received 98 votes, Benjamin Meeker received 1 vote, Geo. L. Thatcher received 1 vote. For the office of Inspectors of Election five hundred and sixty three votes were given, of which Abm.

B. Baylis receied 191 votes, Michael Trapple received 190 votes, Francis B. Fitch received 94 votes, Henry A. Waring received 84 vote, Peter Morton received 1 vote, B. W.

Davis received 1 vote, George L. Thatcher received 1 vote, William Wise, received 1 vote. And we do further declare and publish that Peter Morten and Genit G. Van Wagenen, are elected Aldermen Eleazer Tompkins is elected Collector; Aaron Dexter is elected Constable Laurence V. De Forest and Abraham B.

Baylis, are elected assessors and Abraham B. Baylis, Michael Trapple, are elected Inspectors of Election, respectively of the said first ward. And we do farther declare and publish that in the Second Ward, for the office of Aldermen, five hundred and ninety five votes were given in the first election district of said second ward, and eight hundred and eighty seven votes in the second election district of said second ward, of which voted given in said respective election districts Richard V. W. Thome received in the first 196 votes, and in the second 267 votes James Simpson received in the first 131 votes, and in the second 226 votes Frederick R.

West received in the first 102, and in the second 209 Joshua M. Van Cott received in the first 105, and in the second 182 Jonathan Rogers received in the second John E. Goodchild received in the first 1 Thomas J. Gerald received in the second 1 Thomas S. Denike received in the second 1.

For the office of assessors six hundred and eight votes were given in the first election district, and eight hundred and ninetv six votes in the second election district of which votes given in said respective election districts George L. Thatcher received in the first 197 votes, and in the second 266 votes Benjamin Meeker received in the first 197 votes, and in the second 265 votes; Warren Richmond received in the first 108 votes, and in the second 182 votes George I. Vining received in the first 106 votes, and in the second 181 votes peinuel Kogera received in the second 1 vote Truman B. B. Brown received in the second 1 vote.

Fcr the office of Collector two hundred and nmety ihree votes were given in the first election district, and four hundred and thirty five votes, in the second election district of which votea given in said respective election districts William Mullen received in the first 119 votes, and in the second 224 voteB Henry Webb received in the first 174 votes, and in'the second 210 votes H. Murray Whiting received in the second 1 vote. For tho office of Constable two hundred and ninety three votes were given in the first elec tion district, and lour nunurea ana ininy seven votes were given in the second eloction district of which votes given in said respective election districts. Patrick Dougherty received in the first 118 votes, and in the second 228 votes Robert Willis received in the first 175 votes, and in the second 207 votes John Bird received in the second 1 vote Willis received in the second 1 vote. For the office of Inspectors of Election six hundred votes were given in the first election district and eight hundred and eighty one in the second election district ot wnicn votes given in said resnective election districts George L.

Thatcher received in the first 193 votes, and in the second 9 votes Wm. Wise, Jr. received in the first 188 votes, and in the second 8 votes Richard Cadmus received in the first 94 votes, and in the second 1 vote Elisha B. Morrell received in the first 91 votes, and in the second 1 vote Barrilla Russell re ceived in the first 15 votes, and in the second 196 votes Matthias Clark received in the first 12 votes, and in the second 181 votes Andrew J. F.

Tombs received in the first 5 votes, and in the second 255 votes Patrick Mackay receiv ed in the first 2 votes, and in the second 228 votes; William C. Smith received in the second 1 vote James M. Seabury received in the second 1 vote. And we do further declare and publish that Richard V. W.

Thome and Frederick R. Wejt are elected Aldermen, George L.Thatcher and Benjamin Meeker are elected Assessors, Henry Webb is elected Collector, Robert VVillis is elected Constable, George L. Thatcher and William Wise Jr.are elected Inspectors of Election of the first district and Andrew J. F. Tombs and Patrick Mackay are elected Inspectors of Election of the second district respectively of the said Second Ward.

And we do further declare and publish that in the Third Ward for the office of Aldermen one thousand and forty four votes were given, of which Peter C. Cornell, received 389 votes; William A. Green received 298 votes Joseph Potter received 136 votes Charles Hoyt received 217 votes James Sheldon received 1 vote James E. Underhill received 1 vote Charles Addoms received 1 vote. For the office of Collector five hundred and eighteen votes were given, of which George St urges received joi votes JMias layman received 135 votes Stephen J.

Schenck received 1 vote. For the office of Assessors one thousand and fifty votes were given, of which John Dimon received 388 votes James Walters received 387 votes William Ray nor received 139 votes John Lawrence received 136 votes. For the office of Constable four hundred and nineteen votes were given, of which Robert D. Babcock received 310 votes Sanford Allen received 208 votes Matthew H. Terry received 1 vote.

For the office of Inspectors of Election, one thousand and forty nine votes were given, of which William McDonald received 388 votes Charles L. Franklin received 385 votes Moses F. Odell received 136 votes Henry Vander veer received 138 votes Aaron VV. Johnson received 1 vote George Mead received 1 vote. And we do further declare and publish that Peter C.

Cornell and William A. Green are elected Aldermen, George Sturges is elected Collector, Robert D. Babcock is. elected Constable, John Dimon and James Walters are elected Assessors, and William McDonald and Charles L. Franklin are elected Inspectors of Election, respectively ot the said Third Ward.

And we do further declare and publish that in the Fourth Ward, for the office of Aldermen, nine hundred and fifty eight votes were. given in the first election district, and nine hundred and sixty four in the second election district, of which votes given in said respective election districts. Adrian Hegeman received in the first 170 votes, and in the second 241 votes Leonard Cooper received in the first 157 votes, and in the second 246 votes Seth Low received in the first 323 votes, and in the second 239 votes; Erastus F. Brigham received id the first 307 votes, and in the second 236 votes Joseph B. Clapp received in the first 1 vote, and in the second 0 vote Charles A.

Jackson received in the first 0 vote, and in the second 1 vote Samuel Smith received in the first 0 vote, and in second 1 vote. For the office of Assessors, nine hundred and fifty five votes given in the first election district, and nine hundred and seventy in the second election district, of which votes given in said respective election districts Benjamin R. Prince received in the first 163 votes, and in the second 245 votes John Taylor received in the first 162 votes, and in the second 246 votes Daniel Wright received in the first 314 votes, and in the second 240 votes; Morris Simonson received in the first 315 votes, and in the second 237 votes Daniel A. Rob bins received in the first 1 vote, and in the second 0 vote George Awhure received in the first 0 vote, and in the second 1 vote George L. Birch received in the first 0 vote, and in the second 1 vote.

For the office of Collector four hundred and seventy seven votes! were given in the first election dismct, and four hundred and eighty two in the second election district, of which votes given in said respective election districts Thomas Taylor received in the first 162 votes and in the second 260 votes John B. Crook received in the first 313 votes, and in the second 220 votes v'. Raymond received in the first 1 vote, and in the second 1 vote Adam Seabury received in the first 1 vote, and in the second 0 vote Asa Stebbins received in the first 0 vote, and in the second 1 vote. For the office of Constable, four hundred and seventy nine votes were given in the first election district, and four hundred and seventy nine in the second election district, of which votes in said respective election districts. William U.

Reed received in the first 157 votes, and in the second 228 votes; Henry Moore received in the first 322 votes, and in the second 250 votes Samuel Mitchell received in the first 0 vote, and in the second 1 vote. For the office of Inspectors of Election, nine hundred and forty seven votes were given in the first election district, and nine hundred and fifty six in the second election district, of which votes in said respective election districts Stephen Crowell received in the first 154 votes, and in the second 1 vote William Hand lin received in tho first 149 votes, and in the second 1 vote Moses Van Buren received in the first 310 votes, and in the second 9 votes unara recoivuu in me nrsi 014 votes, and in the second 9 votes Nathan B. Morse received in the first 8 vote, and in the Becoud 241 votes Samuel E. Johnson received in the first 8 votes, and in the second 242 votes Wil liam a. iuercern received in the first 3 votes, and in the second 225 votes John E.

Van Antwerp received in the first 3 vtes( and in the second 225 Scattering in the 2d district 3. And we do further declare and publish that Seth Low and Erastus F. Brigham are elected Aldermen, Daniel Wright and Morris Simon son are elected assessors, John B. Crook is elected Collector, Henry Moore. is elected constable, and Moses Van Buren and Robert At water are elected inspectors of the first district, and Nathan' B.

Morse and Samuel E. Johnson tire elected Inspectors of Election, in the second district respectively of said iourth Ward. And we do further declare and publish, that pin the Fifth Ward, for the office of Aldermen, nine hundred and ninety nve votes were given in the first election district, and eight hundred and twenty four in the second election district, of which votes given in said respective election districts, Thomas J. Gerald received in tne nrsi 275 votes and in the second 226 votes Thomas S. Denike received in the first 280 votes and in the second 226 votes Henry N.

Concklin received in the first 64 votes and in the second 120 votes John Leech, received in the first 66 votes; and in the second 117 votes; James Harper received in the first 153 votes and in the second 90 votes Thomas Mooney, received in the first 157 votes and in the second 84 votes John A. Cross received in the first 0 votes and in the second 2 votes Chester Bedell received in the first 0 votes and in the second 2 votes. For the office of Assessors, nine hundred and eighty six votes were given in the first election district, and eighth hundred and sixty oight in the secone election district, of which votes giv en in said respective election districts Bethuel Rogers received in the first 278 votes; and in the second 223 votes; Truman B. B. Brown received in the first 278 votes, and in the second 224 votes James Dezendorf received in the first 67 votes and in the second 137; John Muchmore received in the first 66 votes, and in the second 138 votes Gilbert B.

Baylis received in the first 145 votes, and in the second 73 votes; Christopher Bennet recived in the first 152 votes, and in the second 69 votes Hiram Farrington received in the first 0 votes and in the second 2 votes Ira Tompkins received in the first 0 votes and in the second 2 votes. For the office of Collector four hundred and ninety four votes were given in the first election district, and four hundred and fifteen in the second election district; of which votes in said respective election districts R. Murray Whiting received in the first 285 votes and in the second aZ votes Alinnu Suydam received in the first 64 votes aud in tne second 119 votes; James O. Farrell received in the first 145 votes and in the second 62 votes James Van Dyke received in the first 0 votes and in the second 2 votes. For the office of Constable four hundred and ninety six votes were given in the first election district and four hundred and twenty six in the second election district; of which votes in said respective election districts, John Bird received in the first 282 votes and in the second 223 votes William Bennet re reived 111 the first 67 votes and in the second 137 votes John Vanderveer received in the first 147 votes and in the second 64 votes John Brown received in the first 0 votes and in the second 2 votes.

For the office of Inspectors of Election nine hundred and eighty five votes were given in the nrst election district and eight hundred and twenty four in the second election district, ol which votes in said respective election districts Robert M. Whiting, received in the first ZtM and in the second votes Henry I Tabe received in the first 272 and in the second 7 votes John Voorhees received in the first 68 and in the second 4 votes James Titus received in the hrst 29 and 111 the second 5 votes Thaddeus Wilson received in the first 148 and in the second 2 votes William J. Potts received in the first 146 and in the second 2 votes James M. Seabury received in the second 283 votes William C. Smith received in the second 218 votes Ebenezer Smith received in the second 113 votes John Hunt received in the second 52 votes Edward Copland received in the second 2 votes David M.

Muchmore re ceived 111 the second 2 votes. And we do further declare and publish that Thomas J. Gerald and Thomas S. Denike are elected Aldermen, Bethuel Rogers and Tru man B. B.

Brown are elected Assessors. Murray Whiting is elected ollector, John Bird is elected Constable, Robert M. Whiting and Henry T. Taber are elected Inspectors of Election of the first district, and James M. Seabury and William C.

Smith are elected Inspectors 01 Election of the second district, of said Fith Ward. And we do further declare and publish that in theSixth Ward for the office of Aldermen fifteen hundred and eighty votes were given, of which Charles A. Jackson received 411 votes Samuel Smith received 391 votes Charles Addoms received 361 votes James E. Underhill received 345 votes. For the office of Assessors fifteen hundred and twenty four votes were given, of which George Ambrose received 404 votes George L.

Birch received 400 votes; James J. Raymond received 360 votes; Smith Morehouse received 360 votes. For the office of Collector seven hundred and fifty three votes were given, of which Asa Stebbins received 402 voles Stephen J. Schenck received 351 votes. For the office of Constable seven hundred and fifty two votes were given, of which Samuel Mitchell, received 401 votes Matthew H.

Terry received 351 votes. For the office of Inspectors of Election fifteen hundred and twenty five votes were given, of which Michael P. O'Hern received 395 voles Jo Van Duyne received 403 votes Aaron W. Johnson received 364 votes George N. Meade received 363 votes.

And we do further declare and publish that Charles A. Jackson and Samuel Smith are elected Aldermen George Ambrose, and Geo. I Kif.lt nU. 1 A assessors; Asa steooms is elected Collector, Samuol Mitchell is elected Constable, and Michael P. O'Hern and John Van Duyne are elected Inspectors of Election, respectively of the said Sixth Ward.

And we do further declare and publish that in the Seventh Ward, for tht office of Aldvnnen, nino hundred and fif'y three votes were given in the first election district of said Seventh Ward, and seven hundred and eighty five votes were given in the second election district of the said seventh ward. And ive further declare and publish that by the statements delivered to and filed with the Clerk of the Common Council by the Inspectors of the first election district of the said seventh ward, it appears that of the votes so given in the first election district two hundred and eighty five were given for Samuel Bouton for the office of Alderman, one hundred and ninety votes were riven for Chester n.n the same office, two hundred and seventy two votes were given for Zebulon Chadbourne for the same office, two hundred and one votes were given as first stated bv the for John A. Cross forthe same office, and one vote for William Rockwell for the same office. 1 hat troru the written statement of two of the said Inspectors, delivered to and filed with the said Clerk (declared upon the face thereof to be part of their statement of the result of the elec tion in said district) it appears that six of the said two hundred and one votes so stated to be for the said John A. Cross were given for J.

Cross." That having no authority as a Board of Canvassers to go into evidence outside of the said votes or ballots and the said cannot ascertain as matter of fact what was the intention of electors who gave the said votes for J. Cross, but we believe from the said votes or ballot and statements, that the probable tention of the said electors was to vote for the said John A. Cross, We further declare and miblieh that by the statements delivered to and filed with the said Clerk, bv the InsDectors of the second election district of said seventh ward, it appears that the votes so given in the said second election District, one hundred and seventy votes, were given for Samuel Bouton for the office of Alder man. One hundred and ninety three votes were given for Chester Bedell for the same Two hundred and forty six votes were given for John A. Cross for the same office.

One hun hundred and seventy three votes were given for Zebulon Chadbourne. One vote for Chadbourne," and one vote for Shaborn," all for the same office. One vote was given lor augers," for the same office. That having no authority as a Board of Canvassers to go inibevi dence outside of the said votes or ballots and the said statements, we cannot ascertain as matter of fact what was the intention of the. electors who gave the said votes for Chad bourne and but we believe trom the said votes or ballots and statements, that the probable intention of tie said electors was to vote for the said Zebulon Chadbourne.

We therefore declare and publish as the re sult of the election for Aldermen in the said seventh ward, that the said Samel Bouton is re elected, as one of the Aldermen in the said, ward (he having been such Alderman at the time ot his election) but having regard to what we believe and consider to have been the inten tion of the electors who voted lor I. Cross as of those who voted for Chadbourne and 'Shaborn we cannot satisfactorily determine, that either the said John A. Cross or Zebulon Chadbourne is elected Alderman in said ward, and do accordingly declare and publish that no other person is elected in said ward to that of fice except the said bamuel Bouton. And wc do further declare and publish that irr the said Seventh Ward for the office of Assessors nino hundred and fifty two votes were given in the first election district of said Seventh Ward, and seven hundred and nincty thrso votes were the sc cend election district of said Seventh Ward, of which votes given in said respective election districts, Samuel MiJs received in the first 279 voles, and in the second 209 votes; Albert H. Osborn received in the first 2S2 votes, and in the second 186 votes Hiram Farrington received in lhe first 197 votes, and in the second 218 votes Ira Tompkins received in the first 194 votes, and in the second 180 votes.

Forthe office of Collector four hundred and seventy eight votes were given in tho first election district, and three hundred and ninety five in the second election district, ol which votes in said respective election districts, James Wortman received in the first 29. votes, and in the second 174 votes; James Van Dyk received in the first 165 votes, and in the second 180 votes Joseph H. Dorlon received in the first 15 votes, and in the sec nd 40 votes Ellas Combs received in the first 1 vote Dorian received in the second 1 vote. I 'or the office of Constable, four hundred and eighty one votes were given in the first election district, and three hundred and ninety five votes were given in the second election district, of which votes in said respective election districts, William Bennet received in the first 269 vote and in the second 212 votes John Brower received in the first 192 votes and in the second 180 votes Caezar Sprague received in the second district 1 vote Joe Sprague received in the second district 1 vote. For the office of Inspector of Election, nine hundred and forty "our votes were given in the first election district, and seven hundred and ninety one in the second election district of which votes in caid respective election districts, Thomas Pettit received in the first 281 votes Samuel Mill received in the first 280 votes Edward Copland received in the fin 189 votes; David M.

Much more received in tho first 190 votes Coe D. Jackson received in the first 2 votes, and in the second 176 votes; Joshua Osborn received in the first 2 votes and in the second 179 votes Seymore Husted received in the second 184 votes John J. Wood received in the second 180 voteB Jackson in the second 1 vote Franklin Lodc 1 vote. And we do further declare and publish, that Samuul Mills and Albert H. Oaborn are elected Assessors, James Wortman is elected Collector, William Bennet is elected Constable, Thomas Pet tit and Samuel Mills are elected Inspectors of Election of the first district, and Seymoro L.

Hustcd and John J. Wood are elected Inspectors of Election of the second district respectively 6aid seventh ward And we do further declare and publish, that in the Eighth Ward, lor the office of Aldermen, two hundred and fifty seven votes were given, of which Martenus Bergen received 85 votes William Bur bank received 75 votes i '1 homas G. Talmage received 54 voles John G. Bergen received 43 votes. Fcr the office of Asse.

sors two hundred and fifty six votes were given, of which Peter WyckofF, Jr. received 122 votes John F. Bergen rece.ved 122 votes Talmage received 1 vote Bokee 1 vote. For the office of Constable one hundred and thir tv tbrce votes were received, of which Zebulon R. Combs received T26 votes Thomas G.

Talmage received 7 votes. For the office of Inspectors of Election, two hundred and sixty.one votes were received, of which, jhart Bergen received 91 votes Robert D. Noo ney received 89 votes Garret Berged received 42 votes Adrian V. Cortclyou received 39 votes. For the office of Collector, one hundred and thirty one voles were given, of which Zebulon Combs received 131 votes.

And we do further declare and publish that Martenus Bergen and William Burbank are elected Aldermen Peter Wyckoff, and John V. Bergen, are elected assessors Zebulon R. Combs is elected Constable Dehart Bergen and Robert D. Nooties, are elected Inspectors of Election Zebulon R. Combs, is elected Collector; respectively of the said eighth ward.

And we do further declare and publish that in the Ninth Ward, for the office of Aldermen, three hundred and twenty seven votes were given, of which Philip Reid received 83 votes, Samuel Roberts received 75 voles, Henry Buerum received 93 votes, Melville Kelsey leceived 85 votes, S. T. Roberts received 1. Fur the office of Assessors, three hundred and lorly two votes were given, of which Rem Lefferts received 95 votes, Henry H. Hills received 91 votes, Abraham Ellsworth received 72 votes, John Mott received 81 votes, H.

11. Hills received 2 votes, L. Lefferts received 1 vote. For the office of Collector, one hundred and seventy one votes were given, of which John V. Hart received 65 votes, James M.

VVillis received 84 votes, J. Willis received 2 votes. Fur office of Inspector oi Election, three hundred and forty two votes were given, of which Moses Suydam received 79 votes, William H. Keid received 82 votes, Charles C. Be tts received 90 votes, Samuel Barker received 91 votes.

For office of Constable, one hundred and seventy one votes were given, of which James M. 80 votes, Levi Leper received 91 votes. And we do further declare and publish that Henry Boerum and Melville Kelsey are elected Aldermen Rem Lefferts and Henry H. Hicks are elected Assessors John V. riart is elected Collector; Charles C.Jietts and Samuol Barker are elected Inspectors Levi Loper is elected Constable respectively in said Ninth Ward.

All of which is respectfully submitted. Dated April 17th, 1843. WM. H. HARRIS, MARTENUS BERGEN, Committee THOS, DENIKE.

The undersigned, a minoritv of the Committee appointed to report the result of tho Statements of.