New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
BROOKLYN.-Doaths last week, ass.

During the month of March 1,409 births were
reported to the Sanitary Superintendent while In tho
thths were S22 still births, 49, and the marriages $40.
The ladies of the New-England Church in
wilamsburgh win hold soclable this evening, IN the
members Of the church generally.
The post-mOrtem examination of the body
q James aggery was made at the on m
Burseons Cochran Burns and Rega9 Tae result OF ahe
10 be held this evening at 7 O'Clock
meeting of the Liquor Dealers Association
was held yesterday afternoon, at No l4 Fultonaye.
bill for the amendment OF Excise law now before tho
legislature consequence of the slim attendance the
;oarnnent was had until Friday next at 3 o'clock.
The investigation into the alleged frauds of
fpeeaI Committee Of the Common Council last evening
Tho tool clerk, John f. Curtin, testified that he never
Ie away nor any material having been used outside OF
esr lac had sold horses belonging TO the Park but
Mr. omsead ' had bpoSeh oxer $1,000 G
ysns and shrubs and his expenses had been paid by the
that he had charge of the lumber and materials had
chester County the lumber belonged to Mr. John Gull
and the men sent TO put up the fence were paid by
oD O the PS several oeE g Wneses Wese
enined when the Committee adjourned until next Mon
day at n o'clock.
JERSEY CITY.-Georee Cooper was run over
by fre-enene last evening aud was severely injured
general alarm having been given upon a report that
st the fire companies ran in haste toward the spot ndl
Gated. Cooper, who was also on the way to the fire.
was run over. lie was removed tO his home in Wash
fngtOn-st
The Democratic majority at the Charter Elec-
was greater than yesterdays indicated The
counting OF the votes in the sixth and Seventh Wards
was not finished until o'clock yesterday morning.
IL then appeared that the Democratic majority was $500
The new Board Of Aldermen stands niue Democrats to
i've Republicans.
The resignation of Mayor O'Neill which was
20 take effect upon the first Monday in May, been
Council rot having taken action upon it-and n new
paper fled in which II is stipulated that the resignation
shall take effect the second Monday Of May. The
understood 10 have been made at the instance
Of promnent Democrats who thought that the extended
tne would give opportunity for notice OF special
election, and thus avoid al complications which II Is
feared may result from the absence of such notice.
A special meeting of the Common Council
was called By Mayor ONeill last evening 10 take action
upon extraordinary conduct OF the jersey City and
HObOken Horse Railroad Company, in laying tracks or
Council Tie Company obtained the passage OF an act
by the last Legislature empowering them 10 lay double
tracks where they necessary, and Mayor ONel as
well the Council Of Jersey City, do not like their nde
Of the Council. In the resolution which Mayor ONell
recommended for passage, tho Cty-Attorney was
junction the Company, restraining them from pro-
ceeding further In their The object Of the resOu
BON ALSO 10 the words Of the Mayors message,
10 teach the Company and the Legislature that the
people have rights" which the Council are bound to
srOtect. The resolution was adopted
BERGEN, n 1.-THE returns from the differ
ant wards we're completed at about O'Clock Yesterday
morning g. ID. Harrison Dem.) was elected Mayor by q
me Republicans have eight out Of twelve Aldermen.
Lewis A. Brigham Rep) is elected School superintendent
over Batlin (Dem)
BAYONNE, n, J,x1At tAs AsSytGg election. the