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The Philadelphia papers exhibit indica- tons of great excitement in that city from tho incidents of the recent elections, so called. Amongst minor outrages, an inof- tenslve and respectable citizen was mur- dered Tn the midst of the violence that pre- vailed in one ofthe wards. This event has greatly shocked the public mind, as well it might, and the papers of each side, claim ing the victim as having belonged to their. party, are vehement in denouncing the atro- city of the deed. All the papers are cloth- ed in mourning on the occasion, and the language of some of them, that of the Pennsylvanian especially, the leading Ad- ministration paper, is highly naammatory. It appears, from the concurrent evidence of several of the opposition papers, that the young man had been a member of the Jackson party, but had seeded; that he voted with the Wings, and, at the time of receiving the wound of which he died, was standing quietly apart from the crowd.- The Mayor of the city has offered reward of $500 for the arrest and conviction of the assassin. ". Intel.