THE ELECTIONS.
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.alabdma.-The vote for Governor is very close between Terry Qoco) and Martin (ndependent,) and the result doubtful Martin is l76s ahead in 37 counties, with l3 counties in the most demo- cratic portion of the State to hear from.

 The following Members of Congress are elected: Henry W. Hilliard, Whig; William L. Yancy, w. w. Payne, George S. Houston, Edward S. Dargan, Reuben Chapman, locos; and Felix G. McCon- nell, independent.

 Tennessee.-Brown (loco) is undoubtedly elect. ed Governor by small majority As far as heard from the whg loss is 51G from the November elec- tion when Clays majority in the state was only l3.

 Two whgs and two locos are thus far elected to Congress.

 Kentucky.-The whigs probably have eight of the ten members of Congress. Not bad, Greeley thinks, for sleepy year.

 North CaroIina.-Old Rip. has been caught mapping. Only three of the nine members of Con- gross are whigs.