THE TELEGRAPH.

B AT H M E:

NEW YORK ELECTION.
THE RESULT,
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AS we expected, after the accounts of
mobs, and loco foco brow beating. and
threats of murder and vengeance, that
characterized the two first days of the char
ter election, we have the unwelcome news,
that Isaac L. Varian, "a true loco foco)
has been elected Mayor of New York, by
about 100 majority.


The result of the Common Council. ac-
cording 10 the Express, may be considered
as doubtful, though appearances seem rath-
er against US.


The Express, makes the following re-
marks, which, together with some extracts,
which the reader will find in another place,
explains the causes of this loco foco yicto-
ry, if so we may call it.


We have been overwhelmed, but not
beaten, aud the Wings of the city will not
be in the least discouraged by this unfortu-
nate result. The World las uoted here,
and what is more, it has not been content
with voting once, but has voted over and
over again. We have nerer seen so much
ferocity and brutality as has been displayed
at the polls. The scenes in the 18th Ward
have been shocking. At the close Of the
Polls in the 7ih Ward, the Loco Focos
rushed upon a large posse of constabe,,
and broke up their stats of office in a
| twnkling. In the 4h Ward, they have
been desperate. and there they attacked
the Alderman of the Ward with great ami
mostly. In the 9Th Ward, our Re porter de-
scribes brutal piece of cruelty. The city
has been fail Of outrages. In the 7th Ward,
many, very many, peaceable Wing voters
have been daterred from voting by the vic
lent mcnaces Of men about the Polls In.
every contested Ward, an effort has been
made to keep off Wing voters. Bul.ies5
B'acklegs, and Blackguards, have been
hired, and paid profusely, and they have
earned their money. Such victory, thus
won, il no election at all. As the Star re
marked, before the result was known - 1t
is complete overthrow Of our institutions.
Quarreliny and fighting at the Pol's-chal-'
Iengng volecs-co coioElzing, naturalizing,
and all the appliances Of severe canvass,
may find some apology. Buta plot to pres
rent ireemfn tram rotins at az, 10 new aad
recent feature adopted, which changes the
whole face of things"


in Masonic Hal last night, when the re-
suit was known there was no dependency
at all. At them again--bfgin Tomorrow
was the universal cry. We think we have
5000 voters, among them the oldest, many
Of the most prominen, Inhabitants of the
city, who could not get their votes into the
ballot box. The Friends, rs a class, have
been showed from the Polls. The weak
and the feeble have no! been permitted TO
vote.


Tgo o'elock, 4. n. The uproar is kept
up. While we write, we have remarka-
be lesson from Tammany in Sub b-Treasury-
ism, for a man in Tammany Hall has been
robhed of $500 in cash, and drafts to the
amount Of $1,000 il is stated, to find which
ali the company is now pent up TO be search
ed for the money lost |! This is frs; rate
lesson.


p. S. Since the above, we learn that
twelve out of the seventeen Wards have
gone for the Tories.