NElK n4MpsHIRE ELECTIONS.
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We have tba returns from the late general cleo

 ton in New Hampshire, sufficiently full to announce the result The majority of Governor Steele oyer boal the wAis and abolition candidates, is about i20a, and his majority over Colby, the whis candi- date, is about ,0oo The Council will be entirely demacraIic-the Senate without a single whg, anu in the House, the democrats will have from 50 to 90 majority Ia9 of the 70 counties, the democrats have elected their county officers.

 The majority of Governor Steele is not so great is t was in his former election. The whigs attlib- 7ta this decrease to the influence Of tae Texas qaes- ti5sf but a democratic papers say first there is falling of ia the popular vote Of a5oat 32oe, and secondly. a clergyman, some s1olt line before tae election. pat in circulation report that Gov Seee nas opposed 10 reading tAe Aible, anl opening schacls by prayer The people of new Hampshire being very religious, and the friends oi the Cover nor not succeeding in entirely eounerac,ing hs re- port, t operated tohs injury. This Vas personal to the Governor, however, and indicated nc abatement of the strength of democracy in that gallant State