Auburn Aheap !—The charter election in this town, yesterday, resulted as follows,which is a sufficient assurance that the course of the Whigs is onward I Our opponents put off their nominations till the last hour, in the hope that they might find us napping—but the event has sufficiently taught them that in this they were mistaken—and we cannot hut congratulate our Whig friends-, both at home and a* broad upon the proof of union, harmony and devotion to the good cause which is exhibited by the result. We have carried every officer in ail of the wards (with the exception of one street commissioner)— and that by a greatly increased majority ! Our opponents may say, perhaps that they did not make their strongest effort.—But why did they not do so ?—Because theywere aware it was to much like “ whistling against the wind,5’ and could amount to nothing ! The full strength of neither party was out; but sufficient was called into action to show which way the tide sets.Whig. Loco Foco.For President, For President,Allen Warden lt;175 Ezekiel Williams 122For Supervisor, For Supervisor,Henry Polhemus 441 Nathaniel Garrow 102For Clerk, For Clerk,Frederick Prince 491 Peter H. Myers 107Justices of the Peace, Justices of t lie Peace,Robert Cook 429 W. G Simpson Q5A. C. Munlt;rer 506 D B Wheeler 98For Collector, For Collector,Thomas Douglass 508 Joel Parrrte'e 105 Police Constable, Police Constable,Morgan L Olmsted 470 Royal P Stow 105Overseers of the Poor. Overseers of the Poor.Myron C Reed 490 Hiram Bofctwiek ll5Josiah Hopkins 490 Obed FolgerFor Inspectors of Common Schools,Owen Munson, 49L Isaac S. Al?an,Gershom Bulkley, 493 Dattigl B. Keyes,William Hopkins. 490 Allen B. Myers.For Trustees of Gospel and School Lot,Asa .Vfunger, 492 Harv»y Wilson,Asher Markham, 489 SaVil Taylor.For Constables, A.A.Yanderheyden.437 Joel Parmprie,Thomas, Douglass, 500 D. W. Simpson,Matthew Bovee, 479 Alfred White,S. S. Robinson, 492 Augu*tus Culver.1ST WARD.For Trustees. For Trustees,N D Cnrhnrt 120 Levi Lewia115112114114112114114115 111104