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MAIEE.-The whigs are routed in Maine ''horse, foot and dragons" The general summing np.iS as follows, as given by the "Age," published at Augus- ta, Maine: s.

 Governor Fairfeld's nett gain, so: Eir, oyer Gov Kent, exceeds II ,000 His.net gain over Governor Kent and the scattering votes, exceeds i0OOD. Gpv Rents loss exceeds 13,000

 Governor ,Fairfeld's majority, will be from II to l2,000. .t.-t.

 Governor Kent will lack about l5 900 votes of re- election. n.-, 2.

 Our candidates for the senate are elected in all ille districts, except kenaebec and Somerset.

 In Somerset district, which is entitled to two sem atprss there is certainly choice.

 In the kennebec district, which IS entited 10 four senators, the majority of Governor Kent over Gdv- ernor Fairfield and 6,e scattering votes, $50, and the federal candidates doubtless elected, with the exception perhaps, of Merrill Cisugh, who did not receive the entire vote of the party.

 Of the 3l senators, when the vacancies are filled p, and perhaps 2S wll be democrats. r The democratic. majority in the house, will be mol less than 50, and may reach 80, CT even higher number.

 It is observable that the democratic vote has in creased so far about 900, the vote of last year

 Upoh the whole, the route of the pipe-ayers of las fa and the gerrymanders of last winter, is complete and entire.