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LOUISIANA ELECTIoNs.--The returns are
of the most cheering character. In the
Second Congressional District, BANNoN G..
THlBoDAUx, is elected to Congress over
Alcee Labranche, by about six hundred
votes majority! In the Fourth District
scarcely any doubt is entertained of the
success of Judge Bordelon, whig, over his


democratic competitor, by decided ma
jorty. This will be a gain to the wings
of two members Of Congress. In the
other two districts The Wings, strangely
enough, allowed the election to 90 by be-
fault. The N, 0. Tropic, is of the opinion
that the Wings will have a decided ma
jority in both branches of the Legisla-
ture. This noble victory, has fully re-
deemed Louisiana from locoloco thra-
dom. This glorious triumph is an omen
oC success to the Wing cause, throughout
the Union. The same paper is of the
opinion that the Wings and Conservatives
will have a majority in the State Con,
venton.