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y..,r4yr, TLEcTroN.-The returns are ,,o,y .,ll in. except from two counties. The last Richmond papers present the details a,d I tba general result. The Compiler says:

 a,Tbe subloiaed list shows that the Wing nartv r have TT votes, and the Jackson but but 50, giving the Wings a clear majority ;a inc lower house of tieeatg-seyea! 1hls majority will be much enlarged from two ces---iirst, from iile disafiectionofnem ha,s of inc minority of the last Legislature, many of whom, reelected, some Oh party grounds and some without opposition, will Guiit the ranks of the Prerogative party be- fore the next winter; and secondly, from the changes in the sentiments of new mem- bers who, though willing to upheld the Pre- sident in his attack upon the Bank, will hardly support him in his warfare against the Constitution and his outrageous usur- pations of power. Unless some mea- sure of very speedy relief be passed through Congress, we much doubt if the Jackson party will form fourth of the next Legisla- ture.a

 The Richmond Whig, by giving the Ad- ] I8n]BTalou Pditt stii dlooO ll0" "Ne ''dotbffiti," exhibits Nbig majority of 24 If the House of Delegates. There IS al present an Administration majority of 6 1T the Senate. Present Whig majority, II joint ballot, IS.

 But the ball is in motion. In defiance of deep seated prejudices and overshadow- ing power, the people of Virginia are rapid iy withdrawing from the ranks of the Ad. ninistra'ion party; and both papers agree that the moral effect of this continued change must undoubtedly be, to act fayorably upof the Senae and House of Delegates elect during the summer, and increase the Wf5e otqjotftg i,s joint ballot, when the time comes foi putting ii to the test, by the cleo ton oF a United States Senator. When the

 Houses meet, the majority in favor of a go vernmentof laws is more likely to be thirty or forty thu eighteen.--BaH. Pat.

 The Lpchburg Virginian says that giy ing all tf doa5tful men to the Jackson side, the Allowing may be regarded as tht political complexion of the next Legisla fn4e.