TENNESSEE.
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We feel quite certain that the democrats have
carried Tennessee. The Globe of the l4th says


We have received returns from only 1--WE coun
ties in addition to those from the twenty which we
published last night; and as in three of them
democratic gains in all of them, compared with
that year, when the whig majority In the State
was $3.50.


Democratic gain 10 twenty counties published


last night 1907
Montgomery VI
White 50
DeKalb a
Johnson 4G
CIaiborn 81
Democratic gain in a5 eoun,ie. a2lc


Fifiy-fo counties remain to be heard from.


Since writing the above we have received the
Globe of the 10th: which contains, we suppose, the
very latest news from Tennessee. That papeI
says:


We received the Nashville Union this morning
from which we take the following returns The
western mail did not reach the Relay House. niue
miles this side of Baltimore, in time to connect will,
the cars which brought the eastern mail to this CT
ty tonight, but the telegraph reports that the ives
tern cars have arrived in Baltimore, and pasSen.
gers say that Tennessee has given small MAORI.
ly for Col Polk We have received returns from
eight counties in East Tennessee, not contained
in the list published in the Union, in which Col
Polk has gained 72O; which, added to 2,644, (thC
gain in % counties given in that paper,) makes
his gain in Al counties, 1864 Thirty eigh!
counties remain to be heard from; and if the gain
in them should be in the proportion as it is in
those heard from, his majority in the State will be
about 2,5OO."