THE ELECTIONS.
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VERMoNr.-The Legislature met at Montpelier on Thursday last. The Senate elected L Barnet Esq. President; the House made choice of Hon. H. E. Briggs, for Speaker. There being no choice by the people, the two Houses met in Convention and promptly elected all the Whig candidates The vote in Joint Ballot for Governor stood

 Wm. Slade 132 D. Kellogg 75 w. R. Shafter IA

 Slade over all others 43

 WIscoNs1N.-The Chicago Democrat has report ed majorities in g counties. They show majori- ty of about 800 so far for Martin Loco, for dele gate to Congress. The northern part of the terri tory has gone e naasse for Martin, who resides at Green Bay. Elsewhere the Wings have done we'll.

 GEoRcrA.-Crawford's (Whig) maj. in 51 coun- ties, ll12; Folks in A, 465-Whig gain, 1877.

 This comprises nearly two-thirds of the State.- The same comparative gain in the remaining coun- ties will elect Crawford by large majority.

 .Maine-At the fourth trial in Portland, on Wednesday last, to elect two Representatives to the Legislature, the Whig candidates, Messrs Barnes and Fessenden, were elected by decided majority. Mr. Fessenden received 9s5, (ls6 more than all other opponents ) Barnes 9S, (152 more The Temperance ticket (so called,) had between 600 and 700. But about two-thirds of the vote of the city was cast.