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ELECTIONS IN NE W-JERSEY.

The election for charter officers in the City Of
Paterson n. J took place the sth and resulted IN
the signal triumph of the Republicans, who elected
Mayor, Clerk, majority of the Aldermen, and nearly
every minor officer. In chronicling this result, TIE
Daily guardian says:
1.-THE policy Of the Administration sustained Per.
con 10 true 10 Constitution the Unoo and the eeementf
the idps."
This triumph gained in the face of active oppoei-
tion the more remarkable from the fact that Paterson
has suffered in the general depression Of business during
the past Winter. In the Spring elections the Demo-
Gratis have hitherto been accustomed 10 tie carry the
place by a considerable majority.
On the same day the City of Elizabeth held her cleo
ton. aud returned James B. Burnett the Republican
candidate for Mayor by Isl majority, which is yfOe
kuadrcd and eighfy-lree gain in year,, electing
all the Councilmen and most of the other officers
The Eii:aJeh Uaionia says
"The formation of the new township OF Linden has
taken away quite number Of votes from the city. In
the late Pres nlial election the Fusion ticket in this
city had 07 majority for electors The victory Just
gained is one of the most signal which has taken place
since the organization Of the city, and aay be looked
upon expression of public sentiment IN regard TO
late events, coupled with the determination TO over
throw a junta of hangerson who have lived upon tho
city without rendering any equivalelt, "a well as
Republi an gain though the nominees OF both sides
were taken mp by their party and run az SUCH "1he
Star-Spangled Banner" Long NAV it wave" was
shouted and echoed until late hour this morning, and
general joifcation INDUCED in by the friends Of the
Republicans elect and the expression was general that
the City of Elizabeth the boastiggs Of traitors to the
contrary notwithstanding had not made up Ter mind
to secede.'
CHARTER ELECTIOSs.-The Charter Elections in
Hudson County took place Yesterday, and in most in.
stances there strong contest between the Oppos-
ing parties. With the exception oftw or three tights
in jersey City, the election Iassed of in quiet man.
ner The number Of votes cst in Jersey city wss 40
follows:
First Ward, ISL; Second, CO. Third, &c. Fourth.
60O Fifth, AGO. Sixth, 49,
This is q falling of Of about I 600 votes from lass
FALL Up TO IL O'Clock last night OILY about onehird
of the tickets had been canyassed. 1t was generally
conceded, however that Cornelius Van Vors:, RePub-
hcan was reelected Mayor by about 800 majority; g.
C. Martindale DemocE, and American candidate for
Recorder was undoubtedly elected, and also Abraham
s. Jewell for School Superintendent. One nan was
arrested for illegal voting.
In Hoboken, John 4. johnson, Democrat was re-
elected Mayor
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CAPTAIN DOUBLEDAY.

To the Editor Of The " y. Tyibeae.
SIR: In to-day's TRIBUNE your Charleston core-
sPondent refers to the great appropriately of Capt.
Doubleday, the second in command in Fort Sumter.
Justice to that officer requires that the Of this
dislike should be stated. At the time Of the Star of tho
West affair he very DESTROYS of firing on the
enemys batteries, End this Circumstance was related in
Charleston by some of the workmen afterward dis
charged from the fort He is also the only Republican
officer in the garrsOn These two things form the only
ground for the feeling often referred to by your
respondent though another reason has been given ny
him: that be is from Brooklyn, tic home of Henry
Ward Beecher. As the Rev. Mr.. Van Dyke Is also
from the same place, that would hardly seem to b
sufficient for 50 much hatred az tho Charestenans
evince, especially Capt Doubleday is from Auburn.
and his father and family reside in this city.
Yours respectfully, U. D.
Nelr- lork, April Q. 1861.
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BOstOu Matters.

BosTOS, Tuesday AIulN ISL.
The House to-day rejected the Metropolitan Police
bin 10y vote Of ~ TO itj
The senate passed to an en2rOssmeDt the bl' abo!-
ishing capital punishment. by the casting vote OF the
Speaker-the Senate voting ~ TO H., Ore mcubcT
being absent.
jas. Il. Buckingham formerly editor OF TIE B9'ton
Courier is reported sick beyond recovery, Il, bi- raj
dence in Cambridge Mass. 49,.
Mr.. Goodrirh, the new Collector, hgs resigned his
Office a. Lieuteuaut-GOyorno OF this Commonwealth.
Tho bill TO abolish alitaI pnhhment passed 10 be
enrossed in the Se nate to-day by tic vote the Pree
dent voting in the affirmative but it was rejected IN the
House BY a vote Of % 10 ~
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR .
VOTE FOR CONGRESS,

Herald and other papers, which supported the Admin.
istration Of Mr.. Buchanan, now denouncing the
Morrill, tariff" which framed IN accordance
with his recommendations OF specific duties, was az
voca,ed by Senator Biger and others OF his friends,
and received bis signature. The Secretary OF tho
irSaser, is now having calculation made .fOwins
what would have been the reyenne during the pass
fiscal year, had the morrill, tariff benin EEL SPe,Suoni
~"3s% ne ~ YORK importers da not enter their
sJ, .,S1,r friss iaroiees Now, this swindlipg 10
55robibi.ed, and it may be that the hue-and'ery"
p;nst rho Morrill, tariff IL dictated by the Bag,
% ,s Fnoland and the. c0E1lis-coyagenrs Of France
and Germany, who now find that they must honestly
so,anete with the manufactures Of this country.
N'-1~ lPtisaelphis Engutof.
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Nasixation ON the NIi.sEssippi.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, April 3, 1851
The mississippi River Is open 10 81. Paul The
steamer Ocean Wave, the fret boa, of the season
through Lake Pepin, arrived at that place last night
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TsrSToy, Tuesday, April 9, 1861.
Al the election held in this city to-day the following
gentlemen were elected: VIM. Il. Mexican, Repub-
li.an ms Mayor; Mr.. Starn, Democrat, Marshal; and
a majority Of Democrats the ward and city tickets.
There was very little excitement occasioncd.
NEWARK, Nj, Tuesday, April !, 1901.
At the town election at Elizabeth yesterday, Burnet,
Republiean, was elected by l8l majority. Whole Re-
publican ticket aso elected Last year the Democrats
carried the town by $40 majority. In Essex County
four Republican and two Democratic town officers arc
81. ~
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open and immediate Official dsayowal Of intended hog
tlties to the South by Mr.. Lincoln will alone save
such an issue.
The news received here from Charleston is tie all
absorbing topic of conversation, and creates universal
excitement
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ALBANY, Tuesday, April 9, ls6l.
a. The Charter election held to-day, the Democrats
carried the city by over 1000 majority-seyen
oiit OF the ten Aldermen and Supervisors Among The
Aldermen elected is Erssus Corning, IT., who carried
q nafd usually Republican by over 100 maiorits.
William Hastings brother Of tho editor Of Tie kHc-
sr00cS,r, 1t one OF the Republican Aldermen.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssloNs-Arau s-Befos Re-.

Two boys, Edward McCabe and Robert Mckay,
paed guilty Of burglary shs third degree tho
oha Pren the 2th Of Msch There were Others In the
.,s.e and those therefore yrnsnded
Asrhsn Wsrd was tiled and convicted Of grand larceny on
the sd Of February, stealing 800 worth Of silks nom tbs4
NswYok Dyeng and Printing Establishment VI Duane street,
lie IVES cent two PEARS 10 tho State Prison.
John CavAnsh and Jesph Osborn tried and cisd 3
pes larceny n trying sell two ssolsn March 81 ~
found TO have been taken from Chies -.
oer,oht Both the young proven 10 b. bsd Hsvs
lab Character and they sentenced the Peaissusy Inc
six months each. -
sen Sycvs rcd snd larcsuy IN csssser it NJ
esss n !. Az sQss4a.a A1ogslsA
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FROM MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, Tuesday, April Q, 1861.
JET. Davis made reqnisition to-day on tie Cover
nor Of Alabama for 5000 troops.
The Mississippi Brigade, 800 strong, arrived at
Pensacola on the 9TH Dst.
Three hundred and seventy Gecrgia troops, for Pen
sacoa, have passed through here within the last 18
hours.
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WAHISGTOV, Tuesday, April 9, 1861.
~ addition 70 tho other California appointments are
the following:
Geo. d. Webster, Register of Land Office, and G..
e.. Ravens Receiver st stockton. John W. EDDY,
Register. and W. H. Pratt Receiver at Humboldt.
Geo. Il. Tingley, Register, and Royal q. Walter
Receiver At San Ersncisco.
Geo. 81. uaHsoa, Sdperintending Agent for the In
dams OF Northern, and Minor Flax Tor the Southern
Districts of California and DIR. VIM. Rabe Marshal for
the Northern District
Do,aiuick, Attorney, aud Henry ID. BaIT0Ws Mar
shall for the Southern District.
George Rowland, Postmaster at Sacramento.
Tie following appointments of Posimasters were
made to-day: Alexander H. Conner, Indianapolis
Ind; Wilam Bridgeuan, Springfield Msss; Levi
Smith, WaertOwn, n. Y; John =. Vedder, Science
fsdy, y. T.. John I. jenkins, New-Brunswek, n. j.;
Charles b. Griffin, Newark, n. j.; Jo-hoa Jones
Trenton n. j.; Samuel Riddle, Allegheny, Pa. Cbas
III. Eidr.dge, Davenport, Iowa.
Senator Sue ner being detSined here on business
has beeu obliged TO abandon his propOsed lecture ~
Br0oslya on Friday next.
Many appointments have been published az being
maGe wien the cascs Of tic individuals named have
not even received the consideration Of the President
She Only for the District Of Columbia thus tar il
that 81 Col. LAmon Marshal.
There is truth in the report that thirty DAYS will
elapse before the Treasury Notes will be ready
for delivery. On inquiry the proper quarters il l.
aScerlaned that the plates ueary ready, aud the
notes viii be issued wi,hia the tue allowed depositors
~ place the co.'s, say in eight ten days after tho
opefii If the bils
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The Kansas Senatorial Election.

ATcHl5oN, Iuesday, APfiI 2, ISoi.
The reports that there doubts in reference 10 the
leralty of TIE election of Moss. Lane and PomerOy
10 the L. s. Senate are entirely without foundaton "a
certificates were made ont and signed by Governor as
soon as practicable. The Senators elected here,
and leave for Washington Immediately.
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Lake Navigation.

BUFFALO tuesday, April 9, 1861.
The Two New-fors Central Railroad propeller,
which eit on Saturday, succeeded in forcing a
passage through the ice in the night Two more Ioas
tsye Tor up tho Lake tonight.
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Rising Of the Potomac.

WisuHGIoS, Tuesday, April :, 1901.
Tho storm has raised the Potomac 10 an almost I'M
precedented hight flooding the lower psrts OF Aexan
dra aud Georgetown. Fears are entertained Oh the
whsryes. Considerable damage has been done 10 mer-
chandise
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10 lhr o.l.lel Poo.


WAsmNGros, Tuesday, April ., lsol.
Extensive IA the military and naval p.eparaiionsare,
II ia perss emily stated in Administration quarters, that
they mean defensive purpose. only and that nothing
intended not strictly justified By the laws which It "a
the duty Of tie President enforce, 10 the extent Of
bs ability If resistance be- made 10 his efforts in this
particular and boodshed be tie result the rcsponsi-
bilty must fall on those who provoke hosities ond
the Assurance Of Tho inaugural is repeated, that The
Administration viii not be the acTcsoF.
Various theories or reasons are given in the news
paper, for tho present military demonstrations, among
them that they were only recently stimulated BY tho
resnlt Of certain State and Municipal elections, but ths
IL known to 10 an error, Tor at the very commence
ment OF the Administrations the Presden and Cabinet
entertained the idea OF reinforcing both Forts Sumter
and Pclens but owing 10 the condition Of the country
ut tho time and non.acquaintauce with the meansa ~
the command of the Government, the prosecution Of
The phns now Progressing was impnctcable. In
other words Il wfs necessary inst 10 ascertain tho e1-
tent Of he effects bcelihed 70 the present ny the late
Administration.
AZ TO tic socrecy Of the objects Of the military move
ment this wac deemed Absolutely necessary, especially
tho sailing of vessels with ralcJ orders. Under the
late Administration wcr persons who eaiidesiinely
communicated lis purposes Iinp TINE w 'lolc W t' D
Ce.sonisi., and "a .rcqlcutly occurred bci'ro they
were reduced 90 Official igtm, and according ioar-
mark on an eS-'ecrsa,, h" Administration thus
always found tsolr cnlbi..as.cd at the tlIr' shold
Tie present AdnIisir,:ion, however, With full
appreciation of such distractions, has limited an actual
knowledge of is purpose TO he members OF the Cabl
net aud perhaps several trsy officers, and taken such
precautionary render II next to impossible
TO improperly acquire the forbidden information.
The Administration while constantly declaring IT'S
policy to be peace claims that it can only be held to
strict accountability W tue people, and that however
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Er0EH Washington.
sre,is D',patch to The n. Y. Tribune
a 1901

spesisl pispech TO The n. \. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, April Q, 1861.
COMMISSIONER or PENSIONS
Mr.. Barrett of The Cincinnati Gazette, was
appointed Commissioner of Pensions to-dey, III
place of Mr. Whiting, who is regarded "a an ex-
cellcut officer and was not superseded for any
official cause.
TIE NTW-YORK POST-OFFICE SITE.
The question of the Ncw-York Post-0fice site
is still unsettled notwithstanding all the confident
declarations that it bad been completed. The
papers were all returned from the Treasury to
the Post-OIice Department this morning, and
certaa difficulties must be removed before they
can pass muster and the money be drawn.
qiIr POLICY or THE ADMINISTRATION.
It is the opinion Of the best aud most eI-
perienced officers Of the Government, that no
former Administration, in 80 years, has so quietly
and efficiently matured and directed its policy as
that low ia power. The qudnuDcs are much
exercised that such important movements should
be conducted with such little publicity. aud they
excluded from information which was almost sold
out under Mr.. Buchanan. New rules have been
introduced in the departments which forbid
iOungers and gosspers from interrnpting the pub
lie business or Prying into matters with which
they have no proper concern.
TIE PACIFIC DIVISION
Gen Sumner has gone to take charge of the
Pacific diyisioD thus supersedlng Gen. Johnston,
who has been some time in command, and VINO
is knsnan of Mr.. Floyd. Unpleasant reports
have reached here Of late Of probable detection
in the army there, and Of correspondence carried
on between high officers and Jefferson Davis.
These facts, and Others which may not be re-
ferred to- induced the change Gen. Sumner is
proyed man, aad Will meet all the responsible.
ties Of MS position.
TIrE THREATS AGAINST WASHINGTON.
Ii the threats of Ben. McCuloch aud his con-
fedcratcs should ever be attempted here, they
will be met with that sort of stern justice which
ought to have been visited upon hun elsewhere.
His plans are perfectly Understood, and he may
Gnd them exploded and their author rendered
harmless, without much further ceremony. Col.
Chas. +. Smith, who recently returned from
Utah, will have charge OF the defenses connected
with this capital, and the Notifications in the
neightothood. He is the right man for the
place, and will soon infuse the vigilance and
energy around him which are required By this
irnpOrtaut duty. He knows 10 section or party,
and regards the flag Of the Union Or command
ing his Grst aud highest devotion.
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EXCITEMENT IN WILMINGTON.

WLMNGros, n. c., Tuesday, April ., 1861.
The Charleston news produced intense excitement
here to-day.
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Hotel Ruprnf.
lrrn

PLYMOUTH, ~ H., Tuesday, April q 1861.
zoe lafayette Hotel at franconia Notch was de-
TX are tbi' morning together with all The fur
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GEORGIA.

AuGusrA, Tuesday, April 9, 1861.
report is in circulation that United states war ve,-
sells of Charleston, bat is regarded rs bogus
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chan that requiring to be cat IN two or more
pieces, and then sOldered together Inc! eau
,ow he cast TO the largest newspaper iofh'


The Richmond EI0miRer-a red-'ot secession
organ edited by the late L. S. Minister to Sar-
dinia-has the following from its Washington
correspondent:
al understand It is positively fact het the PentenSry eo
xt IL Il Di,trist have etesd against the ID oi sNDo'
,ionto ,k Republican They have given notice 'na
4hey mem to escape and portion Of the u s. army h''
detailed to enforce the aud preserve order Ihe' CON
yc "a, they can stand nyhius but the ID grace Of b
1ubicsn tue. That they esteem desad'"s p'N''HH'"
the piloty aid stocks" e
This exhibition of that sensIu'ene'S VI
soutbern honor. which " feels STAN Ike
" vourd"is very gratifying. If the Secesslons'
scou,drels out of prison would eVinee equal del-
caer. il would do them infinite credit lueir
nsyal course. however, is 10 keep on sucking at
IN, Federal Treasury as Controllers, Consuls'
hieiors, Captains, Clerks, &C.. &C.. TIL required
to do something for the breOd they have so long
been eating, when they iDconti, emily resign.
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Gen. Sumner, L. s. A., has been sent 10 su-
persede Gen. Johnston in the command OF the
Pacific Division of the Army. Johnston is
kjnsiaan of Floyd, AID there ia reason to sus-
pect hrs loyalty. Gen. Sumner is man oil
Northern birth, and Of approved fidelity and ca
ptctg.
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The ConspiratOrs Responsible for War
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THE ACTION or The GOVERNMENT.

THE ACTION or The G0VEAkIEET.
Dispatches from Lieut.. SlCmmcr'
HE HAS FOUR MONTHS PROVISIONS.
THE FORT ABLE TO WITHSTAND THE REBELS
No Need Of Requirements.
THEY CAN Be PUT IN The FORT At ANY TINE.
The Rebels Unable 10 Prevent IL.
THE REPLY TO THE REBEL COMMITTEE
The ConspiratOrs Responsible for War
IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.
CONSERVATION Among the Rebels.
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IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.
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No Need Of Re- endorsements.
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THE REPLY TO THE REBEL COMMITTEE
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THEY CAN Be PUT IN The FORT At An, TINE.
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The Rebels Unable 10 Prevent IL.
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THE FORT ABLE TO WITHSTAND THE REBELS
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Dispatches from Lieut.. Slcmmcr
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HE HAS FOUR MONTHS PROVISIONS.
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