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ers, and had been but few months in this coun-


try. The inspectors very properly denied them


the right of suffrage on the ground of their being
illegal voters. They Immediately started for the


poll at Millville, to which place they were follow
ed by a few gentlemen of the first responsibility
and residents of the neighborhood. Having ar
rived, they presented themselves, (again in bo-
|dy,) and wished to vote. The gentlemen who
had followed them stepped up to the Judges and
told them that the applicants had been refused at


the other poll, as above, stated; and at the same


time declared that they would ndict the Judges in


case the illegal voters were admitted to the right
of suffrage. THE judges turned deaf ear, and


alloaced the ,ohole .ffiy to vote.-N. Z. WHg.