The Election.
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The election which begins next Monday, and lasts
till sun set Wednesday, will be one OF the droest
and dirtlest that has taken place in thirty years
There will be more fun and foolery-more wit and
wassail-more fighting and writng-mors thrashing
and mashing-more banging and slashing than ever
there has been in the memory of man. AS to the re-
suit no one predict. The locofocos have the in
spectors and the wings have the money, ruies, and
red rags We shall issue, if necessary, several edi-
tons each day, with full account Of the carious in
cdents, dron tricks and astounding rogueries. 1t
will be tight race between Phil Hone and Min.
Tompkins, but probably Phil will carry the day
A full account in the Herald.