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FIRST CoNGREssIoEAL DIsTRIcT.-We are without the complete returns for more than one or two counties and have nothing at all from Clarke, the cockade for democracy ia South Alabama From reports and returns, believed to be nearly correct, the vote stands without Clarke, thus

 For DARoAN, (democraI,) Mobile 2O3; Baldwin g. Washington i; Wilcox 87-toa SO5.

 For DUNN, (whrg,) Marengo 1SI; Monroe l33; Butler Il0 Conecuh 7--ota 3S1.

 CLARKE can, if she has been pushed give more than 800 democratic majority. There is a current rumor that the majority given last Monday was 46o It will do.

 The majority for Dargan over Dunn will be thu excess of the democratic majority in Clarke over 76, somew where in the neighborhood of 400 votes.

 SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcT--The contest here between BILLIARD, (whg ) and CocH RAN, (dem) has been cose--lhe signs are f:avora- ble to Iiilliard. but not decisive. He has majorites--l27 in Montgomery, AS in Macon, no in Russell and Is in Pike-total 7CO.

 Tins majority can be overbaanced with more than hundred 10 spare, by the democratic counties Of Dale, Coffee, Henry and Covington; but Barbour which completes the dlstrIct, will give more whig majority than they can overcome. We lear Hi.rd has succeeded.