Loco-Foco Mayor elected by only I9s maj
a Whir gain OF 72S in three weeks.


Corre,pondeice of The Tribune.
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BALTIMORE. Oct. -. lSii


The Municipal election took place in this city
Yesterday. The Loco. Foco candidate is elected
by about the majority tha Wings usually con.
ceded him. The Loco Focos calculated strongly
upon 1900, and obtained but 49S majority. AS
i, is, the Wings have great cause to rejoicc.-
They have poed 1870 vstes, which is two
more thsn Sow Pratt received. Every Wing
was 1t The Polls and did his duty-whe the Lo-
co. Focn vote is but s ,i6S, showing Loco-FOco
loss ol 922 since the last election.
[ am sorry ths; cannot say Baltimore is re-
cIeemed-but YESTERDAY $ election shows conclH-
sirsly that over SercR hundred fraudulent votes
were cast at the last election. 1t clearly proves
that the most base fraud was perpstysted that
ever disgreccd civilized community. More
than so individuals have been indicted by the
Grand Jury for Illegal voting at the last election,
some of them for voting several times in differ
ent WARDS. Every enc Of them were L)co-Fo-
cos. On Monday last a man was indicted for
cooping up IA voters. He is now safely lodged
in Jail More rascali;y will yet be brought TO
light


The Wings in this City are very enthusiastic
are again gi.dipg on their armor and ready to
do battle for the gaan. Henry Clay on the 18th Of
November! a.


CF- The Lexington tE>y.l Observer of the 10th
inst. says-1lr. CLAY, Welding to his feelings r1-
ci,sd in behalf Of The son of Revolutionary Pc
!rot who was captured al Mier, citizen OF hia-
hanla addressed It letter 10 President Santa Ann,
requesting his liberation We understand tha, he
mas lust received polite letter from President Santa
Ana informing him OF the prompt discharge OF the
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