New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

The COMMON CoUNCIL-I Card
The eight Aldermen that riod tnew
the City Clerk, viz Aldermen Marine, Harrison, WI
son, Edge, Barrow Rspelysa Miller and TfAphagen,
have issued card 10 tie remaining eight members,
sgrifyng their disposition TO NEE; with them as Board
st airy time previous the 2ls, Of June and transact
business for all Immediate Necessary Purposes ProriSsi
the other members likewise file h,ir reslgnaions re.
specysy to take effect the 2lst inst is general
public complaint that corporation business Is suffering
for the want Of action by the Common Council From
what can gather from b, tn sides Of this matter there
are local issues Of long standing involved in this division
and, THAI each party to this difficulty 10 the Comm
Council are exceedingly tenacious Of their objects, Is
evident from the unfinchng manner in which they
have remained unbroken in ranks tnrough their tedious
effort at organization The Maine Law hostility to the
Railroad Company and other local questions, are in
VOWED In the contention.
Last evening a quorum Of the Aldermen convened
at the Iyceum. About the FIRST movement. was a mo-
ton OF of the Broksu partyas ia calledto sus
pend enc Of the rules OF Board and, abont the second
moyemen Mt was motion OF Aid Wilson OF the opposite
faction towards the door, Being left withouts quorum
they adjourned Il is probable that another attempt al
smeeting will be made this evening.
IMPRoyEMENrs.-Je City will be
increased this by the erection OF three TO four
hundred buildings. The majority OF them are
wooden ones but many of them fac rows Of brown
stone and brick. Several fine Churches In the
number That section of the city formerly Harsinus
but now the portions Of the Third and Fourth
Wards is more rapidly improving in proportion than
any other section Of tire city. The filling up Of the Low
grounds and the paving OF Newarkay and other Tue
streets, has uch extended the Of business aud
residence in that section OF the city.
WHEELING INTO LINE.-The Democrats
OF the Third Ward met last eyeniug TT the School
house in Mercerst, to form Ward Club 10 uAi.e in
arrangements for the Ratification Meeting on Thursday
evening
ExcURsIoN.-TheS Contnentals, Capt.
Pollard will star, for Boston Tuesday next, TO par.
ticipa,e in the Bunker Hill Celebration.
= ExcuRsIoN.-The Highland Guard, ac-
companied by the Empire Band passed through Jersey
City yesterday their wsy to Paterson ID spend the
day
The FIREMEN's CELEBRATION. 1t is
the intention Of Empire Hook and Ladder Co.. No l, Of
Jersey City to join in the New.York Hremens process.
sion on Monday next
SHADE TREEs.-Some apprehension is
felt that the introduction of gas In Of the streets
my kill the shade trees said have been the case
in Myrtleav., and Johnson-st, Brooklyn.
CUPID-ITr.-An elopement from the
higher circles of the city occurred very recently The
affair is kept secret possible and parties In
pursuit of the fugitive victims of mutual affection.
The POUGHKEEPsIE BLACKSMITH
Van Wagner will remove his Pavilion to Jersey City
next week, and hold Temperance Meeting He will
canvass the State.
PoLICE.-TwO arrests of drunk and dis
orderly persons each Of whom sentenced 70 Jail
two days, constitutes the criminal developments of
Monday. One of the prisoners organ-msker
from Newark who 70 have been married yesterday
morning to a very respectable young woman of that
city. Elated at the prospect he went his spree and
the hour appointed for his nupals and wedding tour
found himself in dursnce vile journeying up 10 Bergen
Jail
POLICE FoRCE.-Two constables for each
Of the four Wards night watch Of % men and Csp-
tain and Assistant and Sunday officers constitute the
police force Of the city.