THE ELEoTION ON MONDAY.

Mobile County thoroughly Democratic.
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 The election Monday in this county terminated in the complete of all the democratic candi- dates, upon which the party lines made. We have carried the State Senator-all the members of the House of Representatives, and given large ma. iority to the democratic candidate for congress Tn this district thus making his election in the district highly probable. Our opponents have confidently calculated on a majority here 10 enable them to sue ceed. Two hundred majority against them has con founded and disappointed them, and they give up the contest hopeless. We arc not quite go sure, but our hopes are buoyant and the chances are largely in favor of the success oi that true and able demo- crat, E. s. DARGAN. He has fought the good light in this district noby, and has we'll earned the dis- tinclon and reward of having last redeemed thls district fom whiggery.

 The triumph in our legislative ticket IS happy consummation. We have never carried tuii de- mocratic ticket here before this year since lS3S- The wings have since either carried il in full, as in l340, or divided the delegation. Now we are through, clear and triumphant, wlth whole demo- cratic representation of the Senator and three Re- presentatves. We take additional pride in the suc- cess on the senatorial ticket, in which we have beaten the fayorile and most popular champion and eloquent advocate of whiggery in this district, who could by his personal qualities and talents do as much for his party as the best man they have, and who did more for them on Monday than any other candidates; vet in fair race he is beaten by our stauuch democratic fiend, Jos. Seawell. It wa, a conflict of gallant spirits, and the strength of the cause is the secret 0i the victory.

 The Clerkships-lhe places ofpro6t-hrve fallen to the share oihe whgs The return of votes shews that il was mixed struggle, in which per sonal exerion and personal considerations decided the question: 1 The successful candidate for Circuit Court Clerk has astonished both partIes and proved himself in ynoible. Whenever he starts out again on an cleo tioneern2 hunt, Captain Scott is there. the coor may well come down,

 | The whole democratic commissioners ticket i, elected, and the Tax Collector elected far ahead d crowd of candidates. is also democrat

 On the Governors vote we are agrceably dsap pointed Judge MARTIN, the candidate of the op. ponents of the democratic nomination, received the wIg support and was placed al the head of hs whis ticket Knowing the violence with which some 0 the democrats had opposed Col. TERRY, we ex l MARTIN a considerable majority. He has but 6l which is favorable for the failure of the anti democratic combination throughout the State.

 The detailed report for the severa precincts in thu county wl be found in another pal of thls paper The following the aggregate of votes for th several candidates.

 Demo- ticket. Wing Ticket.

 CONGRESS.

 F.. $. Dargan. l400 Wm. D. Dunn. :. l19, Majortty..... 2U3

 | GOVERNOR.

 Nat. Terry .125S l.. Martin. ... l3l1

 Majority zee. 5;

 SENATOR.

 Jos. Seawe. =. .l310 J.W. L. Chiders. .l30t

 MaJori'y..... 4

 REPRESENTATIVE.

 Jos. c. Smith l43S Rufus Greene. |. .. l27t Jeremiah Austil. .l3O6 c. w. Raper. . l24, Wm. P. Browne 1906 B. B. Breedis. |. . l04' Highest demo. over highest whig. ......... l6. | ..".... .". |" lowest. ." "............ 39 Lowest ." .", .hig hest. "............ 4 Average maj ...-.................. l6- On the Commissioners tickets the average dem cratic majority IS about 150.