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STATE ELECTIONS N9.-TENNEssEE.--The re turns from Tennessee come in very slowly, but what has been received is very favorable. Nearly week since we got by the way of New Orleans d few re- turns from West I ennrssee, showing considerable gain ofthe democratic vote for Governor over that for President in November, when we lost the State by ll3 majority-and showing also gain of menl- Der of Congress in the Memphis district, and seye- ral members Of the Leg,slature. By yesterdays State mai via Huntsville we have received some accounts from Middle Tennessee, also of highly la- vorable character. In Davidson, Foster (whigl has 5S2 majority, in Wilson l2s9, in Rutherford about 200 majority. Brown has 1861 m Lincoln. In Will lI,mson there whig falling off of we believe 2CO to 300 yuies

 Thus far says the Nashville Whig, s'the news is decidedly untavorable to the whigs.'' "Mr Foster has already .aen behind slr. Clay's majority five or s'X hundrel votes,"

 We shall hold breath yet while before we shout, 1 fm the Ies, generation Of he Irchor, State. | lSniAHA.--Ths tang State lms frmly maintains | '! 'Ie position winch she assumed last November, i t h. republican r;'rks. Tue most inporant pol-

 cal issue is the Le.-ta,ure. which elects Senator i, ong ess, ind that is demncruic b, censidera- bI- n'1iotirv. The are democratic mnjorics al- rca, ,certained in hcth Houses and on iomt bal lot lhe majority will be between ten 10 twenty or the members of Co sress, it k alrt ahy as er- liincd that six are democrats aud TWO whiss IL is reported that of the remaining three, two are demo crats and one mhIg. The po!iica division Is the the las Congress. Mir. Wright, (demn) is beaten by Mir. McGaughey, (whg.) Majority about l5U, in district which gase Mr. Clay HOO last fail. Mir. tahcart, (hemo) beats Mir. Sam p!e, (whig) The populA, majority is with tbe de- mccraIs largely. The democrats elected to Congress are Owen, I Smith, Henley, Wick. Davis, Petit ana probably Kennedy and Calhcart. Tine wings, C. B, Smi.h and MCGaughey.

 NORTH CAnoLISA.-in the last Congress the representation fiom North Carolina was five demo. crais and four whigs Sufficient is known of the late eeetlon 10 make il probable that six democrats have been elected and three whgs. Mr. Kay, (de- mol IS reelected. Clark, (demo) is elected To suc- ceed Arlington, (lemo.) DobLin, (demo) succeeds Saunders, tdemo) Reid (deno) is re eIected- Daniel, (dea'o) is reelected. and Riggs, (demo) succeeds Rayner, (~hig In the Sails bury district the contest is close between Fisher (demo) and Barrnger, (whig) the late member. In the remain ing two dist jets there is no democratic opposition 10 the whig candidates