New York City Election

Tammany Hall, last Night
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Any attempt TO describe the unparalleled ex-
element at this notable democratic rendezvous
last night, would be beyond possibility. On no oc-
casion have many or any thing like the vast
concourse assembled in old Tammany before.
Within a few days stump orators have spoken OF
the sleep of the democracy, of their then approach
ing reueile last night showed that stump orators
sometimes speak the truth-last night exhibited
The democrats wide awake, and presented no bad
idea ei the general resurrection.


Perllous was the journey from the base of the
stair case TO the entrance of Tammany Ha-ex.
treme was the risk thence to the platform. Ina.
gine rookery disturbed by the discharge of the
fowler's flsit-or an ant-hi in commotlon-or
coral rect rising from the dark caverns OF the
ocean, beneath the labors OF animated myriads
What are all these to Tammany last night Luck,
is ne who went, who saw, and came away witt
whole bones.


There is no use In attempting to tell who were
there: the most accurate approach to fact will b,
made by supposlng that every body was present
excepting those who staid away, either by accl
dent, or because they could not help it. A Presi
dent was nominated about eight o'clock; but few
had the luck TO hear his name. Every one shout.
ed, talked, hurrahcd but OF what was said, sung
or shouted, not half a basket oil the fragments wal
taken up.


Amidst the din. tumult and tempest of voices.


The PREsIDEnr (R Morris) announced the advent Of
hurrah hurrah) and he certain the returns the,
came, would marvellously increase their harity-
lCheersD Native AmerIcanism arose in q day, and
ourei the next. Thank God for all his merces. tire
menaous uproar)


Mr. GALLAGaGR OF Baltimore ext took the stand. II,
od not pretend 10 know any thing of their wards bu
oehetei their projections OF glorious victory. AT all
he oeiieved that as they said in Baltimore wa.
prudent not to crow till they were out OF the wood


VoicE.-Will our friend give way moment TO bea,
the news7 " ~


Mr. G % certainly, sir.


VocE.-A friend has arrived with the news that eisb,
or nine hundred majority has been given for HsvemeSe,
in the 4th ward. Cheering for several m,nutssl


Mr. Then it might be taken for granted tha, the,
were oat OF the wood, and might crow "a capital im
taon OF the Growing cfa cock here echoed ire
hroats was perfectly right that mother Of M
uveism, ~ Y, should srangle her illcgimate Offspring
tLherrs) II was poor paltry contemplate cause ths
attacked men on account of their religious opinions Th
other night, OF the native PROCESSION was askee
wnat ne carried on poc his reply the Bible b,
jesus Vufoans, misses, and strong marks o horror1


voicE-stop moment; IT is announced that in IN,
ON Wafd havemeyer has majority of 400. (iurrah
hurrah, hurrah-nine cheers Tor the 9Th


EH o-Certain natives going about an v no the,
Wouin prefer any Mayer to Haysmeyer. Il nut him II
mind et an Old maid who impressed with tbe beli,,
that marriages were made III heaven and ho 90 M ns,
suaiei that by fervent prayer for husband nor
would be granted As she prayed ardently one evenin
unier an eocien OAK tree, an owl which sat ncrcbet
ms branches above, screamed ont whooh, wbooh,
Loi no matter who responded the oil maid: mo ma,,a
~no, only grant me a husband (Much lsughtcrl so
va with the motives; only give them Msyor-on)v A..
'ee, ,Havemeyer, and thay were content.


Wnsn this speaker ended, Mr Presta1 Of nal,in sra
'pa 7fhsFS wsrs esiied Tor bat,