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In addition to the returns already given from North Carolina, the National Intel- lgencer of the 25th says, that HENRY ". CoNNoR has been reelected to Congress by large majority over his opponent, Mr. Shipp. Returns, we believe. have been re- ceived from all the Districts but one. The general result is euinentiy favorable to inc good cause. A majority fthe new delega- ton is uncompromisingly opposed to the nominations of the Baltimore Convention. The political character of the Slate may now be considered as settled, and there can be no fear ofehange. The revolution which began to manifest itself in North Carolina two years ago, is consummated, and there is no danger ofits going backward. The State, like every portion of the South, Is as certain ly against Van Buren as either Massachu- sets or Kentucky. We welcome her with cheers and congratulations into the ranks of the great Whig brotherhood.-Louss. Jour.