John Wrenshall, Benj. Bakewell, James Ross, Thomas Cromwell, John Hannen, E. Pentland, Dr. Geo. Stevenson, George Shiras, Robert Patterson. COMMON COUNCIL James Lea, Walter Forward, John Lyttle, Alex: Johnston, jr., Geo. Miltenberger, James Irwin, Richard Bowen, Mark Stackhouse, John W. Johnston, Paul Anderson, John P. Skelton, George Boggs, James R. Butler, John Caldwell, George Evans. _Mercury, June 29, 1816._ "Voters supported or opposed a candidate entirely according to their personal preferences. There were few newspapers and no political oratory to sway public sentiment. The United States was then passing through the 'era of good feeling,' which was renowned mainly for the absence of all political asperities. Had any question arisen which was fraught with political significance to the voters of this section the expression in and around Pittsburg would undoubtedly have been Democratic or in opposition to the Federalist doctrine. It took Pittsburg people a long time to forget that the excise tax, which brought about the Whiskey Insurrection, was a Federalist measure. The first question which arose to divide the people in bitter dispute came with the election of Andrew Jackson to the presidency in 1828." _Boucher's Century and a half of Pittsburg._ City Election The first Election under the Act Incorporating the City of Pittsburgh, was held on Tuesday last, when the following gentlemen were elected: SELECT COUNCIL James Ross, Dr. Geo. Stevenson, William Hays, John Roseburgh, Samuel Douglas, James Irwin, Mark Stackhouse, William Leckey, Richard Geary. COMMON COUNCIL William Wilkins, James R. Butler, John P. Shelton, A. Johnston, Jr., James S. Stevenson, James Brown, (B.) Paul Anderson, John W. Johnston, George Evans, John Caldwell, Richard Robinson, Thomas M'Kee, Daniel Hunter, John Carson, John W. Trembly. _Commonwealth, July 9, 1816._ The New Mayor Ebenezer Denny, esq. has been elected mayor of the city of Pittsburgh, _Ohio_.--This gentleman we believe is from Massachusetts and is highly respected for his integrity and patriotism. _Boston Yankee._