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Words can scarcely expresS the joy. the degree of sxultatiOn which M the minds of the people through eut the country at the result of the recent election in New-YOrk. The whole State breathes free again af- ter long night of despOtism Instead Ofa majority of 26OOO, which the Van Burenites had last fa the Whigs, from present appearances, will have at least 2eyOOO-making change in one year of 5O.OOO VOTES in favor of the Whigs. Such victOry-such achange-such rescue of the state from bad men to good-from power and patronage to principIe-is en- tirey unexampled in the history of politics in this country. But we have not room to make many re. marks-and in lieu of any of ours, we give place to what follows. from the N. Y Express, respecting the election in the city: s'

 HuTTah for the :" Democracy cf Numbers"

 Ten Thousand Cheers for Me,o- York. 1anaDaGny taken and to let. CGmbreleng and

 Moore Instructed to Resign.