Presidential Election.

Electors chosen-so far as asccrtained.

Outruges Yesterday.
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In all the Wing Wards, and Election Districts
in our City, there was no trouble in voting yes
terdey, though great pressure at the Polls' and
much delsy in voting.


Once during the day, there was disturbance
ia the Second (Locc) District of the First Ward,
caused BY an Empire Clubber, but it was quickly
ouieted This is as it has uniformly been during
the twelve years that we have voted in this
city.


On the other hand in several of the strong
Loco Foco Districts the Wings had no chance
at all. At the First District poll of the Twelfth
Ward, most respectable citizen, who voted the
Native county ticket with Polk and Dallas, was
put out of the voting-room for quietly re-
monstraling with the Inspectors for the
reckless manner in which they allowed illegal
votes to be taken, and calling their attention to
tho law on the subject. Mr.. H. Mott, a most re-
spectacle Wing, was badly used by man named
Ouin, who was arrested but baied out imme-
diately.


In the Sixteenth Ward, there were several
tumults, and the Native Inspector of the Fourth
District was obliged to fee for his life Our
informant saw him escaping, while savage
fellow, with an axe on his shoulder, was block
ing the doorway. Our friends were beaten away
from the Polls in several Districts, while the
thousands Of illegal votes were pouring in. More
Tomorrow