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TENNESSEE ELEcTIoN.-We begin to see our way pretty clear through the fog of the Tennessee election. Without having full returns from either section of the State the signs of all three avora. be to the election of AARON V. BROWN, tdemo,) as Governor, over EPHRArM Il. FOSTER, (whig,) and to democratic majority ofme nbers of congress, and both branches of the legislature, thereby ing democratic senator in congress-

 From West Tennessee we have the Memphis Ea- gle (whg) of the 4th, which gives up the ship in the following terms:

 "From the complexion ofthe vote in the fs" co'n- ties heard from in Middle Tennessee, there can "o no doubt of Browns election oyer Feo.Sr, oy some five SIX members of the legisature.''

 The Huntsville Advocate in this State, published in the Tennessee valley, within short ride of Nash vile, groans thus over its intelligence from that re- gion:-

 "TENNEssEE ELECTIoN.-ln few Of the most Unpleasant words writ paper record the result of thls election. Juds ing from the ceived, A. " Brown will beat E. II. Foster about and the Congressional delegation will stand be- fore, six Locos and five Wings. Need we say more? Is not ihe cup of aflliction tull?" A few counties in East Tennessee received by the eastern mail, shew the gains there also of BROWN over POLK $ vule of Noveuber-strengtheni the belief that the Home of the Hickores is at last nobly redeemed from the bondage of whiggery.