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| FROM TENNEssEE.-Week before last, the cleo ton for Governor and state officers, held in Ten nessee. The returns received from fifteen counties render the success of Polk very doubtful The probability that Jones, the opposition candidate, is elected, and that the whigs will have majority in the legislature. The Nashville Union of the 9th ut says:

 "But there is nothing in the general result thus far to discourage the democracy of Tennessee. lt good deal to hope that the effects of the iacous bosom spread by the whigs every precinct in the presidential election, could be entirely eradcated, even by the strong arm of Polk, in so short time. Thus much of the result tells us, however, that the hope may not have been greater than may be the re- ality. In any possible event it will prove that have cut down the immense whig majority of Noyem- Der at the rate of 1000 month at least. It will be that in every county the wbig majority of ls4O is reduced. There is yet much to encourage the de- to stand to their principles "irm as rock" now and foreyer.''

 From the West there are some scattering returns of the elections held there, which seem to be very favorable to the progress of the democratic party.

 In few days we shall have some more defnitive news on the subject.