 LATE ELECTIONS.
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TENNESSEE. As there are still several counties to be heard from, we condense the information gathered from our exchanges nf- stead of presenting partial returns, believing that in our next We can give the vote of the State complete. All seem to concur in the opinion that in the House the Democrats will have 39, and the Wings 36 In the Senate the Democrats 13 and the Wings 12.

 For Governor, Browns gain, thus far, is 100 votes.

 The loss and gain in Congress is equal. The Democrats have elected and the Whigs 5 We have lost Blackwell and gained stan- ton.

 ALABANrA,-The Mobile Advertiser gives returns from 34 counties, showing majority for Martin of 3,5I5. Sixteen counties re- main to be heard from

 The "Journaln has ihe following in rela- lion to the congressional elections

 CoNGREss.-in the lst district DARGAN tdcm.), is elected by majority of 360.

 2d district, counties heard from, Hlliard. l@hig, iias majority of 346. The two remaining counties of the district, Covington and Dale, gave democratic majority of 407 last fall.

 Sd district, Wm. L. Yancey ,Deml, was reelected without opposition

 4th district. The contest was between Payne and Erwin, both democrats; the for mer was elected by large majority.

 otl and 9th districts. No returns.

 In the 5lh district, the opposing candidates, Houston and Nooe, were both Democrats. In the 6lh, Rueben Chapman had no opposi- tlon.

 Eth district Felix G. Mcconnell. the in- dependent democratic candidate has. the Journal says, undoubtedly been elected There was no whig candidate in the district. and his opponent, who received the regular nomination ot the party, was S. F. Rice.

 The Legislature, so far as heard from. stands thus To the Senate, democrats and wings have been elected To the House Of Representatives, % whgs and 26 demo- crats

 The 'ilerald,' in postscript states, that letters had been received in the city, stating that Martin was elected by two or three :hou- sand majority, and that Cochran, the demo- cratic candidate for Congress in the 2d dis srlet' was elected by small majority.

 kENrucKf.-The Memphis Appeal of Aug, 2l, contains the only intelligence that we find concerning the elections of this State. IL says:

 The noble hearted democracy of old Ken tuck have made gallant fight, but they have been borne down by superior numbers.

 he whlgs have elected every member of Congress except two, Linn Boyd, and John W. lIbhaits; they have also large major lty on joint ballot in the Legislature. But who IS aleard, " Just thiak of SHELBY CouN- IT, Tennessee, and Indiana