Election Of Bridge-Master...
Y ester(tay the contest was continued briskly, and at the close of the poll the numbers were_ For Mr. Gillinan, 1,7441 Mr. Htli:tworth, ?70 1 Mr. Llolines 51;. Mr. GI LLMA A retuirnrei thanks but told his friends that his elec- tion must not yent be considlered secure, as lthey had great activity to contenld wvith on the part of hiis opponent. .Mr. HAIXNVOhTII returned thanks sbfor the support his friendshad gve) hint thtat day, and exhorted them to persevere, 11otwitlstand- ilug the great utajo l iv thcy satw above lint. If his friends would re- dkeen their pledgrs, lie should yct :icrced; an(i to give themn every opportunity of dloing so, he deter inedl so keep open the poll to thte This declaration excited some disapprobation from the opposite ;arty.and Mr. . OolE care florward to urge Mr. Gillman'sfriends to cnme up) carly, and render suoh perseverance tittcrlv useless. fn the course of his speech he made sonie observatictis, which Ilr. lain,rorth warmly contradicted. He declared that there was a coms bination ag2inst hin. This was denied bv Alr. Mloore. iMuch an. ger was manifested by the triends of Mr. HIainworth, and somie al- tercation took place upon the hustinzs; but it was checked by the auddcn act oa the sheriffis, in dissolving the hall. EL.ICT'IO.V O' BRIDGEM.ArzlS7hER.-TRIRD DAr.