ELECTIONS.
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We had blue time yesterday morning when the news came ln from Jersey with tidngs that Middle sex County had been most unexpectedly lost, lowing Q an abOmnable Sheriff quarrel among the Whigs , that Morris tad gone against us, and that one Loco had been elected even in old Essex! by split on our side and ruse the other. The LOcos had all the news to our none, and the way they reioiced over it was a caution. Their bulletins blazed with returns, while we had to pick up what crumbs of consolation we might from Hudson, Passaic (bess her ? and Mercer But the midday train put the boot on the right leg and the smiles on the Whig faces.

 The Philadelphia train came in with advices that Burlington had gone Whig ever, in spite of trou- ble about our Councilman which reduced us conside- rably; while Gloucester, last year divided, had gone Whig by 300, and Salem, last year Loco, was alsO Whig by l5O. Our friends had claimed but 100 in the former and 50 ia the latter. Cape May was Whig of course.

 Bnt Morris, which had been claimed most conf dently by the Locos at Morrislown all night, and so all over the and this city, astonshed all by coming right side up after a electing the entire Whg ticket, with possibly the exception of one As sembyman. The Locos had heard over night of eve- " town but Jefferson, leaving l30 ahead and as they had l29 in Jefferson last year, they thought it was safe thing. But they were mistaken just enough to floor them, Jefferson gave them but los, and this demolished them.

 The Council consists of Is and the House of 5S Members, of which the Whigs have the following: