New-York tribune., 1869-04-14

PEOPLES were run, and party lines were dIsregarded
Jonathan Bonnei was elected Assessor, benjamin g.
Dean Collector and j. Thebaud. Chosen Free
holder In New Providence, the Republican ticket
elected by 23 majority. The Republicans also achieved
tirsof' being elected by 90 majority The Democratic
ticket was elected by 200 majority in Bordentown
st Paterson n j. on Monday. John Ryle on the Demo
cratic ticket was elected Mayer by large majority run
one.legred soldier, and Republican. elected City
Clerk also by heavy majority Daniel zudle, Democrat
the First Ward, viz. w. Munson (RepJ Second Ward
Van valkenbers Repl; Third Ward, Peter Doremns,
RepJ; Firth Ward Christopher MeKiernan. ultra Demo
crat Sixth Ward Daniel Miller Repl; Seventh Ward.
ultra Democrat The Ninth Ward elected Alderman
from each party. With the present members OF the Com
Rye and Aldermen Doremus and Van Barcom OF the
Democrats, are conservative men, Charles Taylor VIII
chosen City Collector. The office worth about 1000
James Van BlarcOm Is tho principal candidate for CITY
Attorney. John Warren will be reappointed Recorder
Elections for city and ward officers held yesterday
in the five cities OF Hudson County-Jersey City Hudson
City Ho6oken Bergen; and BayOn1e The vote RoIes
fully large the vote cast at the last charter election
few battles among the roughs in Hudson City, The Demo
cratic ticket was generally successful In Jersey Cy
were the city officers chosen but the election was
what complicated by the nomination on Monday night by
expired term OF Mayor ONeill, who resigned No nom.
inations made by the Democrats the leaders OF
the party held the opinion that the vacant term OF the
Mayor to be filed by the Common Council, or II an
election to bo held that special notice should be
given eight days in advance which, under the CIR
cumsanees, could not be given. The Republican
candidate. Daniel Mcleod, therefore received the
270O bat whether he legally elected the Courts into
which the contest will be carried will decide The Demo.
cratic candidate for Water Commissioner, Herbert
r. Clarke, elected by majority OF
about COO votes, as nearly as could be be
o'clock. His opponent VIM; Clarke, fell behind his
ticket IN nearly every Ward M9ttheT Monks em2 is
John Edelstein Rep) In the First Ward Francis
Fitzpatrick Dem) IS elected Alderman by majority OF
l7o over W Clarke Gspl Francis stCockn the pem0 hH
majority Of 143. In the Second Ward John Whalon
DemJ is elected Alderman, and John Barry Chosen Chosen
Alderman in the Third Ward, Nelson II. Coy;
kendall Chosen FreehOlder. and William f. Arnold
Campbell is probably elected in the Fourth Ward and
George Warren Chosen Freehoder Jeremiah sweeny Is
elected Alderman by majority OF 225 In the Fifth Ward
Charles d. Throcmoron Chosen Freeholder by 1885, The
returns from the Sixth Ward are incomplete but 1t Is
probable that Hosea T. Clark Is elected Alderman In
the Seventh Ward John Eagan Independent Democrat Is
elected Michael Connolly, Regular.
certain, however that b. F. Sawyer, the regular Demo
cratic candidate for Mayor, is elected with Thomas
endent Of Schools In the First Ward John Hogan Dem)
II elected Alderman, and H. Patt Deml chosen Free
f. Rodefet chosen Freeholder in the Second Ward.
In Hoboken, Hazen Kimball. Democrat; was elected
Mayer VIM. A. Child, Treasurer and John Kennedy, CITY
Clerk. there being opposing candidate.
In tho Frs Ward, Robert II. Bosom. Joseph Bownes
and Frederick Agatz. the Democratic candidates for
Councmen. elected by large majorlties Herman ID.
Busch (DemJ Is reelected Chosen Freeholder In the
ocrats are probably elected Councmen; j. f. Mcwhorter
(Dem) is reelected 10 the Board Of Chosen Freehoders
The Democratic candidates for COuncmen In the Thlfd
Ward +. l. schmersahl. Peter Ritter and Peter MeGay-
ish elected: John o. ONeill Dem is elected chosen
Schall and James Haley Democratic. probably re-
elected Councilmen Michael Haley was elected Chosen
The returns from Bergen and Bayonne were not COM
plctCd at a. IN.