Elections at the South.
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Correspondence of the Newly orR lfoue' ,o,,


BALTIMORE, Nov b, lS4s.


The Wings are in fine epuits at the returns Oh
Ohio. Connecticut and Rhode Island Elec uons'
Those States, as well as Maryland, have all
given large majorities for HENRY CLAY. VII
ginia is vet in doubt, but the chances are In laVof
of the Wings. Twenty. eight Counties are no" now
heard from, and the gain is 48o over l04o'
The Whig gain in Ohio is 4,2sO, as lar as
heard from.
AsIwrite, the Western mail is just in, and
brings the following news: In Wheeling, at
the close of the first day, Clay had $50 maj 'rly.
The polls would be kept open three days. Rock.
ingham, Page and Shenandoah, have gained 3OO
for the Locos. Monongalia has gained loo Tor
the Wings.


Nothing of importance is heard from North
Carolina. Passengers report that there IS wing
gain in Northampton and Halifax. The Eastern
shore of MARYLAND will pileup alargo maJanty Tor
CLAY, say 1900 By the bye,willnot Maryland take
the Banner from Delaware2 1t Is matter oi
considerable discussion which Ward in this City
has won the famous Loco. Foco prize Banner CIV
en- By the Tammany Hall committee to the Loco,
Fooos of this city for casting 700 illegal votes 1t
was to be given to that Ward which would give
the largest increased vote over the Governors
election AS no Ward has done this, but on the
other hand, fallen of, it will cause some fight
ing among the harmonious Democracy. A.