The national Republican., 1861-06-04
SURVEYOR.

Forsyth's plurality, lone precinct to hear
from,) l2O; scattering 2l.
COMMON COUNCIL.
First Wdrd-Thomns p. Morgan, (Dem.,)
George W. Emerson, Dem.,) and John b. Tur.
ton, Dem are elected.
Second Ward-Z. Richards, 10. w. 226 J.
W. Thompson, 10. U.,) 2l4 George T. Raub,
~. U.,) III Grafton Pow NJ (Dem.,) 2ls;
William II. Falconer, (Dem,) 2O2; Nicholas
Callau, (Dem.,) POI.
Third Ward-Alexander R. Shepherd, 70.
U,) 2O4; Thomas Lewis,* u. U,) 223; DR.. R.
NJ. Martin, (Dem.,) 90; Theodore Sheckles,
(Dem.,) 90; Charles F. Wood, (Dem.,) GA;
William orme, (Dem.,) losi T. A. stephens,H
Fourth Ward-william H. Nalley, u. w.
272; John T. Clements, 70. w. 229; Asbury
Lloyd, Gu. w. 23S; ?. II. King, Dem,) S5j
Elijah Edmondston,# (Dem.) 3j7; William P.
Mohun, (Dem.,) 275; Samuel Byington'"
(Dem.,) 322.
Fiji Wurd-John Grinder,# ~. w. wa.
liam A. Mulloy,* (Dem.,) and Thomas Hutch.
inson,* Dem, are elected.
Si1M Wdrd-No returns.
Seventh Ward-William J. Murtagb,* ~.
w. 227; John 7. Given,* ". w. 265;
Charles E. Wilson," (U. U.,) 26O - Thorn.
as, (Dem.,) 100; Edward Lycett, (Dem.,) 1875;
- Edison, (Dem.,) 1873.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward-Dr. W. B. Magruder Dem.) is
elected.
Second Ward-J. Russell Barr, u. w. 225;
William F. Bayly,* 245.
Third Ward-A. c. Richards,* 10. U,) l97;
Thomas Donoho, (Dem.,) lao.
Fourth Ward-John P. Pepper, 10. w.
2G9; Cornelius Wendell,* (Dem.,) 333.
Fifth Ward-Dr. J. NJ. Brodhead (Dem.) is
elected for the long term, and Nathan Sargent
(U. W for the short term.
Sirth Wurd-Dr. George M. Dove 10. U.) is
supposed to be elected.
Seventh Ward-Thomas T. Lloyd,* ~. w.
267; ]. W. Bamberger, (Rep,) lal.
Those marked thus (#) are elected.
ASSESSORS.
Second Ward-Richard H. Abbott, ~. U.,)
2OG; George Il. Stewart (Dem.,) POI.
Fourth Fard-Josuh Essex, 10. U.,) 25l {;
Thomas W. Burch,* (Dem.,) 327.
Sirth Ward-George Brown, ~. o., ).elected
over Thomas A. Tolson, (Dem.)
The Hon. John Sherman, aid of General Pat.
terson, left Washington for Chanlbershurg on
Sunday at p o'clock, p. NJ, via Baltimore and
York. He carried orders from the War De.
partment for General Patterson to move on with
his command to Harpers Ferry as soon as Gen
eral Mcclellan can advance from the West to
surround them. 1t is expected by the Depart
meut that the Rebels will make a precipitate re-
treat iIom the Ferry and that there will not be
pitched battle for several months, if at all.
MORE New JERSEY TRoops CoMNG-The
second New Jersey brigade formed under the
last Iequisition of the President, (lor three
years servce,) have all been mustered into the
United States service, and ore spramped at
Trenton, awaiting marching Sfders. The brig
ode numbers over 1902 men, equipped and
armed in the bex'TIS sr' under the suPe1vls
ion Of the St--s.a. nent. The brlgsd}iE
composed OF three regime ,, inner the follow
ing colonels lst regiment, WIN. K. Montgon
cry; I'd regiment, VIM. McLain Sd regiment
Geo. W. Taylor The President has not ye
announced the brigadier general.
The CONCERT To.NIGnT.-Our readers vii
bear in mir d that this evening the grand ju
venile concert of the first and fourth publ
school districts will take place at the Smithso
nian Institution. The programme is decided
rich throughout, introducing between thre
hundred aud four hundred of the children a
performers. This opportunity to encourag
the pupils Of our public schools should no
be neglected.
ANOTHER CoMpANY.-Captain James Z
Stewart, of this city, has just organized a com
pany of one hundred men for active service
. who are now ready to resist any invasion of tn
city, or to move beyond it if necessary, an'
who desire no pay or emolument for their ser
vices.