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 ALABAMA ELEcrIoNs.-Our returns (the off, cia ones) are as yet very meagre. As soon as a sufficient number is received, we shall publish ta- ble showing at glance the votes for Governor, the General Ticket and District systems, and the politi- cal complexion of the Senators and Representative elect in the various counties.

 In BALDWIN, the vote being tie, the sheriff gave his deciding vote in favor of Hall, the Whg candi- date. ,b In WASHINGTON, Houston (Dem.) is elected to the House. We have not yet received the number ol votes given.

 In MONROE, the vote stands s-for Kidd 5S7 Broughton 43O; Moore 403, Gall whigs-no Demo l cratic candidates) For the General Ticket system 265; District GAO; Fitzpatrick 3i3; McClung 530 In PERRY, Messrs. Barron, Bndley and Fort are elected to the House. The District system has a majority of 4l2 votes.

 In DALLAS, W. II. Norris and D. II. Norwood are elected to the House; and Vim. s, Phillips to the Senate; McClung's vote is 737; Fitzpatrick 544; District 9O7: General Ticket system 4O7.

 In CoNEcuH, c. Jones is elected to the House There was opposition. McCung's vote is 400; Fitzpatrck's 222. For the General Ticket system l72; District 545. This is the ,ficial return. In AUTAUGA, Stubbs and Motgan are elected to the House; in MAcoN, Scott; in RUSSELL, liar ris. In LowNDEs, Alexander and Walker (Whigs,) elected, while Fitzpatrick s majority is 9O Nc. Chung doesn't run well. l In MONTGOMERY, Ward received S60 votes Hatchison 762; Goldthwaite 350 Perry 729; Brame TIA; District system S82; General Ticket 58s; Fitzpatrick 7l6; McCung 753. The vote for Gov ernor astonshes tie editor of tie Montgomery Jour nal. h =,

 In RUSSELL, Harris (whg) is elected to the house by 200 majority.

 In BUTLER, Crenshaw, Rhodes, and Trawck (whigs) are elected to the House; District System 547; General Ticket 205.

 In TALLADEGA, we learn from the Watchtower office, that Sam'i F. Rice and JohnW. Bishop, both democrats, are elected by handsome majority.