New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17

Monroe County gives Dixon over w 40, :.
Verpon County over 400; Junesu Com 60 60 =
stead o. 100, as heretofore reporied Portage -
about 30O Xenosha County is 37S; in Wood Con y
Dixon has majority, probably, Of %; Graut, La
fayeite, and other Western counties, increase their
msjorities for Dixon. Racine elects clean Union
ticket; last year it went Democratic. And 30 the
returns roll n full Of cheer to tho loyal but terribly
tdscomfting to the 30 recently exultant enemies Of
be Government.
NEw-JERsEY.-The returns thus far are meager.
In Railway, the defeat Of the Democrats was com
plete, although they placed on their ticket for Mayor
q gentleman who has nc sympathy with the Copper
heads. The candidates were ThomssJ. Lee, Union,
and j. S. Whitney, Democrat. Lee is reelected by
majority of lOl. Last year Joel Parker had a ma
orty OF % in the city. All the city officers elected
are Union men. The Common Council stands and
S, the Mayor having the casting GreenvilIe
went Union by 40 " 60 majority. The election III
most of the townships in both Essex and Union
Counties turned upon personal local Issues IN moet
cases. in few instances strict party lines being drawn
In every township where Coppsrheadsm was made
positive ISSUE the loyal sentiment was triumphant
In New. Brunswick the Democratic ticket was sue
sessful in tho main, though by \ greatly reduced
majority. This Spring the average Democratic una
jorty throughout the city is about Is. Last Spring
the average Democratic m,ority was about 700, and
last Fall was over 300 For two years past not
single Republican or open-mouthsd Union man has
been elected to any Office in this city. This Spring
the Unonists have elected two land possibly three
Aldermen, the City Collector and one District As
SCISSOR, while several other Union candidates came
very near being elected. Elizabeth went Demo
cratic by q majority of 90. Mlilburn went Union
by 20 majority. Princeton, Trenton and BoIdento@n
are Democratic. The Democrats have also carried
the Board Of Chosen Frsehoders in Mercer County,
being for the first time since the county has been
formed In jersey City the total vote cast for MI
John Roman, the Democratic Union candidate for
Mayor. and Endorsed by all parties, WAS 2,5s9. Mr.
VIM Clarke Of the First Ward Isaac Edge Of the
Second Hcratio N. Edge of the Third, and Clark
son Drake of the Fourth Ward, Democratic and Re
publican-U nion men, were elected Aldermen. In
Hoboken the regular Democratic ticket was elected
entire, with the exception Of Chosen Ffeehoder OF
the First Ward, Mr.. James Stevenson, Republican,
having been the successful candidate. For Mayor,
Mr. Lorenzo w. Elder, Democrat, was elected over
lIr. Louis Heusmann by 80 majority. Ia Hudson
City, Mr.. Garret Van Reipen, Demonstration
candidate for Mayor, elected over Gen. L. V. X.
Wright by about 300 majority.
TIE ALBGST ELEcTIoS-We have already an.
bounced result Of tho election At Albany oH TUESDAY Ihe
Rem Dem
Justice-M OSoivsn..2 565 John J. Oslup. -
As.e,sor-M. L. hortoa.z.9J a. A. holan.........S JS'
Ofths ten Supari.0u choira bus two are Republican,
and Of the eleven Aldermen bat one ker ublios an
NORWICH CHARTER ELTcrIos.-At tie Charter
election IN NOrWich Chrntn.9 Coany. Monday, ior VII
sse officers the entire Republican ticket va. elected By
small Ia 1Itta