Pennsylvania Elections, &c.

correspondence Of the New-Yoik Tribune.
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FAILApELPHIA March l7-2 ?. VI.


The WARD ELEcTIoNs.-I'he result Of our
Ward elections, far the City is concerned IS
OF the most gratifying character. OF the fifteen
Wards, the Wings have carried FOURTEEN the Loco
Focos retaining Upper Delaware by an average ma
ortv OF about 90 votes. In North Mulberry and Lo-
Gust Wards, the Native Americans carried their In
specrors, both of whom are also Wings In Cedar
Ward, the Wings succeeded in elecung their Con-
stable an Office opposed TO them Tor the last three
years. Our maJonties are greatly increased, nos
withstanding many OF our friends voted for the new
" organised party. In the City, the vote OF the Ma
tive American Party was-in North Mulberry
Ward, POS; South Mulberry, 100; Locust 81 );
Cedar, 1876; New Marker, 85-total, so votes.


In the Northern Liberties our friends not
upon the alert, and the Loco-Focos succeeded in
elecrng majority of the Judges and Inspectors.


In the District OF Spring Garden, the Loco-focos
have carried the First and Third Wards, and the
Wings the Fourth. The Native Americans elected
their entire ticket in The Second Ward, and polled 80
votes IN the Third and 100 in the Fourth.


In kensnston, the Wings succeeded il electing
three Inspectors. The OF the officers being Lo-
co-Focos.


In Moyamenstng, the Wings carried the Third
Ward with the exception OF one Inspector. In the