New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-30
LAUNcH.-On Saturday afternoon, az s
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.


IHE ELECTION. or ALDERMEN. Yes
terday the election for Aldermen took o,,. With
The result given below. SIS correctly as could De Oh
tsined Sst evening Considerable interes, Ma, mari
tested In the dteren, Wards but the creates, es,rt
was tn the First There WAS considerable fence E,eys
tore consisting Of sppeals-,o Wings Democrat. tsm
persnee oiks' bremen and lrishmen-in han!ns can't
ts' well seasoned with misconceptions and exelAmaa.
F1S H~d.-Jsmes Marine, regular whls was elect.
Ell 10 nil his own vacancy by ma oriy OF vo,s. over
Peter ID. Nroom, Democrat, supported by De necrats
Independent Wings aud Temperance men William
Culver, I'm place OF Frederick Bs,ts) Walter Ruth.
eriord, in place Of Geo. $ Gudner) and Isaac Van.
derbeck lin place of Alex. H. Walli.) we're elected.
Belts, Gardner aud Wallis. It will be remembered. did
no file their resignsiions and will their seats
In the evening, when the result was known eight guns
were hred for Mr.. Marines majority rockets were let
OF and bon6res kindled
Second Hard-Stephen ID. HARRISON Alexander wa.
son and Joseph c. Edge were reelected to m their own
vacancies snd Jacob c. Brandgsn elected to claim
the seat OF John Lyon, who did not Tile his
Third HGrd-Jobn Low (Dem) was elected 70 aim
the seat OF Edmund w Kingiland Cornelius P. Bro
kaw Cornelius Van Won't and George Ford who had
not Med their designations although declining to 10
NNttu lrlfnds and received
about $50 majority Mclaughlin, White and Ryder.
who ran against them
Fourth Iard-IIenry BTrOw. Richard r. Rappleyes.
Jonathan d. Miller and Cornelius v Trsphsgen wers
electsd to i'll their vacancies
IL 10 claimed that the election OF Mr. Low of the
Third Ward will throw Mr. Br,ssw and his friends in.
to a minority the issues which have prevented the
organization OF the Board-gving the other party nine
votes which is quorum and majority Of the sixteen
members should the newly elected members succeed
In the contested seats their power will stand ~ to T.
Our report tomorrow win give further particulars
This evening one hundred guns will be frea celebra
ting this as Wing victory
CRY Tract SoCIETY.-The Fifteenth
Anniversary OF this Society occurred at the
Church, Washington ST., on Sunday evening. Rev Mr.
Coroet (MehoolsD aud Rev. Nc Mcclure of toe First
Dutch Reformed Church. Addressed the audien nee pres
ent, which crowded the church The Treasurer r. J.
Dsnforh, Esq read his report for the year by which t
appeared that about $3.50 had been raised aud dlshursed
during the year ust ended The report Ut the Visiting
Committee, showing the quantity of tracts c. circu.
lated during the year read Il mentions among
other Thugs that but three tracts had been dur
ing the year IL also stated that during year they had
made a 26j vists families distributed 81 600 tracts
l3s go pages had prevailed upon 81 psrsons at.
tend church and Il children to attend sabbath school
Also 4iI vessels have been Visited and furnished
with tracts The Society elected ito officers for the on.
suing yesr-smong whom are, Aaron ID. Hope, Presi-
dent John J. Touln, Secretary, and J. Dsnforth.
Treasurer.