The New York herald., 1867-04-05

Jersey CIV.
DRAocRAnc NoHnAnoss Tho Democratic CITY Con-
vention met yesterday afternoon at Doylss Newark
avenue for the purpose OF nominating city officers for
tho election 70 DO held next Tuesday Charles H. ONei
received the nomination for Mayor and Joseph Mccoy
for School Superintendent The Board Of Registry sat
yesterday for the purpose OF revising the s OF electors
and making the necessary corrections
IMPORTANT AMENDMENT TO THE CRY CHARTER The bill
providing for the election OF two Aldermen from each
ward Of the city. instead Of three heretofore has
passed both houses Of the Legislature received the
signature the Governor Hence there will bc no cleo
tion for Aldermen this year in the First Third FOURTH
Fifth and sixth wards vacancy Is to be dlled the
Second ward and the Seventh, being ward, will
elect two members of the Common Council.
r-e w HobOkeu.
DRMoCRAnc CRY CoSvENroN.-The nomination OF city
officers took place Wednesday evening" At Banners
Hotel, L. NJ. Bogart presiding The following nominas
tons for the democratic ticket were made-For Mayor
Charles f. Tagg City Clerk. John Kennedy; City Treas
urcr, William II. Childe; Collector Of Taxes William +.
Bugie; Water Commissioner Mr.. Curran. The proceed
ings were conducted with great harmony aud spirit not
withstandng the introduction OF named Chabert
candidate for Mayor he is obnoxious to the people
At large and out Of the entire delegation he recevcd only
three votes
LAUNCH OF FERRYBoAr.--A new ferryboat, intended
for the Hoboken and Barclay street lne launched
yesterday forenoon At the foot Of second street Her
dimensions are212 feet in length ALL 80 feet beam
and III feet deep The cylinder of the beam engine
will be A. inches In diameter, with feet stroke. The
gentlemen's cabin will have passage through similar
that OF the ladies'. She will bo finished about the lst OF
June
THE DEMOCRACY AND THE CHARTER ELEcnos large
meeting under the auspices OF the Third Ward Demo-
cratic Club held Wednesday evening the
Of Paisade avenue and Warren streets The chair was
occupied by William A. Weeks president Of the club The
greatest unanimty prevailed and il boldly asserted
by enthusiastic speaker that the success OF the demo-
cratic ticket in the coming election forcgone con-
cuson few disappointed place hunters, IL was added
who call themselves democrats have been ia league
with republican party with regard the Offices OF
Alderman and Assessor the Third ward and these
gades have been accordingly heaved overheard. An
effort made at the meeting to secure the renomna
retaliation for insult offered by him TO the Irish ele
ment after the fall election regarding the appointment of
policemen.
ALLxcED 100000 RonBERy.-Yesterday afternoon two
United States detectives visited Newark for tho pur-
pose Of arrestng Joseph Beauford alias Peppery
Joen who charged with the robbery of 500 900
from the Navy Yard, at Brooklyn. The officers
cceded in finding him promcnading one Of the public
streets in company with two friends and at took
him In custody While at the station house in Newark
He rcs estate in Newark and has been numbered
with the aristcgacy, having lived in that city nearly
year he represented as being one OF the most OK
pert burglars tho country The detectives and the
prisoner left for Washington last evening.
Trenton.
DFFsAr OF T,s Trnsoy COUNTY EXCISE BILL AND TUE
HoBcsrv poLi,r ,.' After Of the most exciting
and aumael dcnngc OF the session the Hoboken Police
bill was ncga,ivcd erday by vote Of "a TO o. and
the Excise bill 10, Hudson county by 27 TO "a Among
the delegations prcsen concerned in tho latter measure
were the Police Com and temperance delegates
Of Jersey City, and several liquor dealers from different
parts Of Hudson county One result Of the defeat Of the
bill will be or the police force TO preserve
the peace OF Jersey City and Hoboken during tho sum-
mer months Sundays What with oppressive taxation
and Sabbath desccraton the people OF Hudson county
will "reap the whirlwnd for the benefit Of few inter
ested parties The temperance delegates met in the
afternoon adopted resolution TO the agitation
with vgor and there yet time TO vindicate the people
Of Jersey City as lovers OF law and order