New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

GALEsA, nl-Msyor, Frederick Stahl, Ant-Ne
brseka, 4is; John Adams. Nebraska, is4.-Adams 8
majority, IL. Aldermen, Anti. Nebraska, and Ne
brssks. Heads OF Departments and other city OFF,
GERS 10 Anti. Nebraska, and Nebraska. No oppoei-
ZION to Martin Wadleieh, City Surveyor The officers
elect are said to be good citizens, and capable AMI
honorable men.
YouyosvrLLr, Pa-At the late Borough election
the Knov-Nothngs made . clean sweep, electing
every officer by large msjorities.
MipIsos, Ws.-P. Ii. Van Bergen is elected VII
LACE President, and the Hon. l. J. FMwell lRepnb-
licapl Chairman Of Board Of Trustees The contest
was purely personal and local one.
BALTIMORE, Md-The result Of the election for
member of the City Council in the XIAth and XAth
WARDS is indicative Of the decay Of Know Nothing
Ism in the Monumental City AT the regu Ar els cton,
XIXth and XXth Wards by majority Of 54!. Nov
their msjorty has been reduced to l30-s falling OIL
of 4l2 votes in two wards. The same reduction In
the twenty wards Of the city would give the Ants
msiority Of ovG 800 votes.
FALL RIVER, Mass.-The American candidates
were elected in every Ward but Ward One, which
was carried by the adopted not native citizens.
With but few exceptions the officers elected were
thoee chosen last year. There was no opposition from
any organized party the Wing, Democratic and Free
Sou Org aniz stoDs bepg for the present politically de.
funct. The vote for Mayor stood, Buff ngton, 757;
n. Is. Borden. 1913; c. W. Greene, SO; Dan Rounds,
a. Scattering, IA.
He swims in no such dirty water. The Obserrsr says
the naturalized vote was withheld from the unsuc-
cessful candidate, (Hinman because he was sup
po,ted by the sons of Sam last year.
SYRACUSE, NY a.
M,,o,-stsssn. .........Isa B.l..............la 80
Jusies- Dunford .......l ei4 Gilett. SIS 6n
Tre.surer-slnsson ..i So8 Gresnmsn... .... Ss5 HO
The entire Union city ticket elected by an average
majority of about FIVE hundred and sur out OF neeigh
Anti Know. Nothing W ard tickets, including Aldermen
and Supervisors. triumphsntly elected The Board OF
Aldermen, including those who hold over Will stand
IA Anti ri now Nothings to . Know Nothings.
in the late election, there was a general fusion on
the city ticket and in all the Ward tickets except on
the First Ward, where parties were divided into
Wbigs and Democrats and Knsw-Nothngs The re-
suit Is that the Wings elect their Ward officers there
by a small majority, ranging from eight to forty Inc
political character of the Board of Aldermen will not
be materially changed from last year. Mr.. stephens
the Mayor elect. is Q Democrat Mr. Durnford, the
Justice, aWhig; Mr.. Slosson, wv Is reelected Treas
urer; the two Poormasters are Democrats, and two
of tie Assessors are Wings and the third kspub-
licsD.
MALONE, N. Y.-The "Choctaw' candidates Tor
Corporation officers elected.
OsFrpA, n. 1.-TWO Corporation tickets were IN
the field and the officers elected are partly from eacn
with preponderanee in favor of that known a. 'he
WayERLEY, n Y.-The battle was strongly con-
tested for Corporation officers there being some eight
or nine different tickets in the field but as We have no
means of knowing the merits OF the contest 1t Is Inn
possible for to say what party or parties succeeded
Napoleon Van Buren, is elected Pound Master.
MARSHALL Mich.-Peoplss ticket for village Off
cers elected the Democratic candidates. with the
exception of two Trustees and one Assessor. For
President, N. II. Humphrey, 1893; Joseph Holon, l6s