Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald ]
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FHrLAbELpHIA, April y, Ibsb
Well done, New York. She hes proved herself the
most enlightened and republican city in Alhsgana, net
in the world. It smpossible to conceive, without wit
Messing much less to describe the intense anxiety Will
which all parties awaited the Of tho result Of yeur
municipal election. The wharf at Walnut street cxhib
ted dense Of human beings for an hour previous to
the arrival Of the two O'Clock line, and the once OF Ze
her your enterprsng agent and the adjacent premises
and walks thronged crowds Of people, eager
Tor a copy Of the Herald


will here observe, psssan thN the public rspose
more confidence in the Halds accounts, than In those
Of any other paper and consequently II inquired ai
tar In all directions and IL returns and the eloquent and
vhtissophie rsnarks By whish they were pvstscsd -