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In Connecticut, the victory of the wings over the tories has been even more deciaye than that gained in New York. An eEtra from the office of the Hartford Review,da ted llth April, announces that nshad been received from all the towns in the State, except eight. The, returns i've Foot, (the whig candidate for Goverbr,)

 l7,s95 votes; Storrs, (also anti Jackspn,) 2,246; Edwards, Glory candidate,) l5, oS; and POS scattering. Whig majority, 5p53 votes. The majority for Lieut.. Goyehor is equally gratifying; and Isaac Spence is reelected Treasurer, and llonias Bay Secretary, by large majorities. screaeea whig Senators are elected 10 the Gefral Assembly, and but Jour Jackson men,. In the other branch, so far as ascertained, one hundred and thirty SIX wings were chosen. The Jackson party elected fifty seven; and thirteen are set down as doubtful. The victory is indeed overwhelming Jackson ism is extirpated from the soil of that State