BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL :


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We have received returns OF the Maryland cleo
ton from every county (cxcept one) in the State,
which We present below. The vote for Governor
is very closes but there is doubt Of the election
OF Col Thomas g. Pratt, the whig candidate, by
about 500 majority in the counties heard from,
he leads Carroll 255 votes; and the remaining
county, st. Mary's, generally gives from 300 to
400 whig majority. The official returns may vary
somewhat from those now received, but the result
will doubtless be the same. The Legislature will
be more strongly whig than ever before-present
returns indicating the election Of 81 whig and Fl
democratic delegates to the House while in the
Senate (Which consists OF Il members, one-third
of whom 60 out Of Office every two years,> there
will be Is wings to 6 democrats. In lS43, the whg
majority in the Senate was FIVE, and in the House
Of Delegates twelve. A United States Senator Is
10 be chosen at the next session of the Legislature


THR VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.