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THE ELEcTIos.-The election yesterday passed of with very commendable quetness. There was no excitement-no hustle, and very little attempt, at least in our party bring out the entire force of the people. Many democrats, we know, did not poll their votes which has essened aggregate consid- erably Whether the whigs inactive or not, we cannot say It is certain, however, that our oppo- nents have heen somewhat disappointed m the result The more sanguine of them anticipated majority of five hundred, and few less than four hundred.

 Although our party was very unjustly and indecent ly excluded from representation m the board of in- spectors, we have yet heard of any improper ad- vantages taken among the whigs. We are glad of this but more general confidence might have been impressed among our friends if the whigs had exer- ciscd little generosity on this score.

 The following all the returns we have received in this County. Three precincts O.ott's, Bozar's and Georges) are still be heard from, which, it is probable, will reduce the whig majority to about three hundred votes. Last autumn it three hun dred and seventy-eight.