The following is the result in Litchfield county :
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iIarwinton, Kent, Plymouth

 Goshen, Tonington, R0xbury,

 New Hartford, Warren,

 New-Miford, Woodbury.

 Norfolk,

 Salisbury, ....-

 sharon,

 Washington, .- .-.r.

 Watertown, E s.-.

 Winchester +.. s-

 In addition we have heard through various sources, but principally from the newspapers, the result in the following towns. Here it will be seen, are returns from p towns, including LitchGeld county-and they Gre au have heard rom-52 of which have elected whig town officers and in only 20 have the tories ceeded We will not say, as some of the New ' ork papers have said, that this is an "entire revouton, but is certainly indicative of what may take place when the proper period shall arrive. The whigs are in high spirits throughout the state at the signs of the tinles.'' The reign of "experments" and "expedi- ents" it is hoped are about at an end.

 Whig-Hartford, Berlin; Bloomfield, Southington, Windsor, Bristol, Burlington, Wethersfeld, Canton, Avon, Manchester, Simsbury-Middletown, (by 100 majorityD Haddam, Che&er, Durham, Saybrool-- Norwich (by 15o mai, Bozrah, New-London, Lyme, Ledyard, Griswod, Groton, Lisbon, Stonngton, No. Stonington, Monvle, Planield Preston, Colchester, Waterford, Salem, Windham, Willington, Ashford, Bolton, Coventry, Bridgeport, Waterbury.

 Glastonbury, Meridcn, Chatham, East Had dam, Franklin, Lebanon, Wallinsford, Guilford, Ox- ford. North -Branford ss

 acT More than twenty of the above towns that have elected whig town officers, last spring chose tory rep Iesentatives to tlo legislature.

 31r The runor 10 which we gave publicity last week, but discredi'e, that the Wings had carried the town election in Salisbury, proves be the truth They did succeed the exertions of 300 lbs. avordu- boise to the contrary notwithstanding.

 The Hartford Times and it's kindred prints appear So much chagr;Ied and alarmed at the result of the recent town elections, that they now try to account for Oh the plea that they and their friends felt lit ile interest that they did not attend To show how itas truth there is in this plea we extract from the Times of the week previous the election the follow ing exhortation to it's lriends-

 '.We hope that our democratic friends have made arrangements general attendance at the elections democratic electors the great importance of general attendance the polls It will never do let them uhc Whig9 carry out their darling plan and in order only to come up boldly to he work, and sec that the right men are chosen as Town Officers"

 Does this look as though the editors felt solicude for the result? On the contrary, does it not clearly manifest that they were very urgent in their appeals to e party to come forward and make choice of town officers favorable to their views? And this cry was echoed too by the tory press generally throughout the state; whhile the whig press comparatively si- lent. We certainly did not even alude to the subject of the town meetings, presuming that the experiment of the administration would speedily open the eyes ol the people in such manner that they would instinct. tha hallot nnfaithful public servants.

 Mryland-The election for Members of the Legis- laturc was held in this state last week. The returns have been received throughout the siate and the re. suit is Wings 5l, Tories s. This shows considera. ble talng off of whg strength in the number of mem bers chosen but is still sufficient for all useful purpo poses. It is well remarked by contemporary, that "Maryland has her periodical times of going to sleep aud that this is her sleeping year tor the whies"- Last wear there were hardly tories enough in the e- eisature to say wE-not sufficient to encourage the whigs to shew their strength.

 3eorgia-We have the returns from eight counties in the upper part the in the for Governor These counties shew whg majority of 1876, and a whig gain of 763 But there are great many coun- ties in the state, and these returns may be indca- ton of what the vote is in the interior. It will proba- bly, be fortnight before we have conclusive informa- ton as to the result.

 P.S. By the last mail we have returns from 25 counties in which Gilmcr twhig) has majority ol 4022, but gain of only l53. Should the vote stand in the remaining counties as it did last fall, Gimer will be chosen by about 3OOO maj Schley is the pre- sent Governor, and is ;e candidate for reelection. f-.

 CoEeREss, it will be perceived by our extracts, has agreed to adjourn on Monday next.

 .MAINE FOREVER.

 We have, today, still more cheering intelligence from "the Star in the East" The Whg nGlority m the House of Representatives will not be less than iz

 In the towns now heard from there have been cho- aen 9 Whies and 70 Locoe. Last year, the same towns gave 54 Wings, and lO8 administration. Nett Wkig gain since last year, 76!

 Baldwin and Sebago have chosen their Wing Rep

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