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The MOuntain labored, and-Jeholdi crcpt t Mouse.-We learn from source entitled to the full est credit that the interference of Judge Crawfonl in the late election, of which the Inquirer and his correspondent, "Ctzen," have made so much noise, consisted simply in this: A gentleman of Mobile, a personal and political friend of Judge C. who was in Washington county at the time of the August election asked his opinion as to the right of man to vote for Governorand Member of Congress, out of the county of his residence. The Judge gave it ss his belief, that the Constitution did not warrant tile exercise of such privilege. We are also informed that Judge Crawford made no harangue or stump speech at the polls