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TENNEssEE.-The Nashville Union brings u, the full returns of the recent elections in that State The majority for Jones (the whig candidate for Gov ernor) is 3,264. In the fall election for President Harrison's majority was Il ,sO5-showing decrease in the whig vote, within few months of S545 votes

 In the Senate the democrats have IS members the whigs 12. In the House the former 36 the latter 39 members. One of these latter from Humphreys and Benton counties, stood pledged according the Nashville Union in favor of the democratic principles

 The aggregate of votes given in is lO,l29; in l840, it was 10, 769.

 Some of the whg papers, to account for their de- creased vote state that the returns exhibit an aggre- gate of 900 less that at the Presidential cleo ton. This is not true. The vote is ,562 less, and is best accounted for by the Uaon, which states that the democrats had little hope of that thou sands of them were not at the polls. If their full vote had been boiled, it is not at all improbable that Polk would have been elected Governor.

 In WIscoEsIN, Gen. Dodge recently removed from the office of Governor, has been elected Dele. gate to Congress.