Tram 'ha N Y. Express. April l3th. go The City Redeemed. $ A WHiG MAYOR AND COUNCIL ,

 ELECTED! 1 ..eF
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ELECTED! -5 ..1F. THE TRIUMPU COMPLETE!

 Il is with the deepest satisfaction that we find our confident hopes realized in the complete triumphs of the principles of L"w and good Order in our city, in the result of lhe Munici pal election. h. dc>d, we can hardly see how it could have hocn otherwise, upon such show ing as Wo We're able to make against our opponents. When the conscryators of the best intcrCs's of the ely see fit to come out n theif strcngt gth,-in other words, vii! roe,-they can put things right. .........

 1t is much to tha credit of the humbug democracy the city, that they scratch~ Cd BroWneIl extensively. but 1t would be more 10 tacir crcd dit, if they never had such allies, and never perpetratcd their 1 democratic humbugs or deccPtions upon society

 Tha result must be extremely gratify> ing to ali lovers of good order and de-. l concy, of whatever party. We have seen the E npire Club in this city rise from subordinatos 10 the rulers of the de> mocracy, 10 be foasted and toasted bo'h at homo and al the scat of c Government. They have been courtcd al the White House, ard the low and wicked creatures have been seen walking arm in arm with Senators and with the Vice President of the United States, as well as with one or more 0spiran;s to tho Presidency. At home they have been feared and hated, , while they have been politely caressed. But the dose became too gauceoIs even to Democracy, little accustomed as i: is to b. fasjidioas in any thing, however de- testat'c, (which promised 10 minister 10 it's possession of bower.

 The majority for Brady (Wh;g) as giv- on in the Express is l709. Wrish,'s ma jority over Young was, in November. 5,I45, md Mickle's plurality for Mayor a year ago, was G,962.

 Common Council l3 Whigs Loco Focos, and Nat. Assistants: l2 Whigs,6 Locotccos. -rG r.} There were severe contests, in some of the Wards, between the respective friends of the Tummany candidates, and fights frequently occurred throughout the day, in consequence. In the 4th and 9th par ticular, this was conspicuous. The fourth elected Fitzgerland by majority of l5 or twenty votes. it is said, over Purser and GiImar,in, in the 9th, succeeded by a small majority over Foote. In the l4th also there was considerable excitement and rowdyism among the Tammany men,, We put down Stewart, Whig, as having carried the ward, although the canvass thare was not entirely complete when we made our returns, and soma little doubt existed whether or not Tappan had succeeded. ........ .r..5 ...,.,

 As to tho Aims House )mmissoner, Mir. Leonard NDco) leads his ticket, and thc report is that MT. Taylor has been elected, but of tha. there is considerable

 doubt.