ALABAMA ELECTIONS.
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The following are the returns received since oul last:-

 SvaTER.-The official returns of this county, gIvs three representatives and the whigs one-which i. democratic gain of two. The vote stands Wood ward HAS; Rushing ll37; and Mosely ll37, dems. for Covington. whig, 1l64. For Fitzpatrick ll43 McClung ll57. Clerk county court, Civilians, de- mocra) l4s2. Gen. Ticket 1915; District ll74.

 JAcKsoN.-In this county between eighteen and nineteen hundred votes were boiled. Messrs Arm. hrster, Smith, King and Griffin, were elected Re- personalities. Cot M'Clune received little over hundred votes for Governor, and about two hum dred votes were given against the General Ticket System.

 LINEsroNr.-Wynn and Davis elected Repre- sen:aiiYes; Fitzpatrick 766, M'Clung 3O2; General ''l2ksi 666, District 497.

 LArD1RDALE.--J. s Kennedy, H, D. Smith a-a3 , !. Aexaaier elected Representatives. For Senate, AcVay 3f6, Rice 4ls. For Governor, ,.F2.,:,A Ji!; d'Clung 49l. General Ticket I5-, District System SIP.

 BLouSr.-For Fitzpatrick 75O; McClung lOs.

 So far we have gained one representative in Bar. bour; two in Sumter; one in Chambers, and one in Autauga. We have lost one in Tallapoosa.

 In twenty -one counties heard from the district sys. tem has 2,e79 majority. All our strongest counties to be heard rom and if our estimate of the prob able majorities which they have returned be correct the General Ticket will have about 400 majority The matter, however, is very doubtful.