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ground than they enjoyed last year. Al one time | was stated that the Wings had certain majority OI IhC members OfCOngress-tEor that is the important pOin to be ganed-and perhaps the day that the Jack soniaUs had the majority. It is clear, however that the Whigs have g0iR-and the probability |. that they have least teR of Ihe nineteen members Of Congress. Lytle of the Cincinnati district whole hog JacksOnian, is deGeaed-and that is some eIOvu- he has heretofore had majority of thousands. There have alsO been two three other favorable changes and one or two adverse. Gov. Lucas is probably re. elected, though by greatly diminished majority The circumstance that MT. Finday was considered Ca. ihOlic lost him thousands of votes n that branch of New England, the Western Reserve. On the whole, there is much ground for exuaton, and none for dis cOuragemeni. The cause of sound principles mus, finally prevail.

 From the NesO- Fork AmericGn Of Monday.

 OHlo'-We somewhat expected to-day Co be able Io announce he positive result Ol the election M this S'atc but as yet without sufficient assured returns 10 do so. '

 This fact, however, is quite clear, tha, whatever the dec!so" be as to the persons elected, there great, positive, unqUesOnabe gain the of principle

 The Globe before the election claimed that LncoS would be reelected by about OOOO majority. That paper of Saturday lainily says:-"We have no doubt his majority will exceed 4O0Ou' Here a, once is failing of ot l6, 900 in preiension.

 The National Inteigencer, of Saturday, thus speaks on the subject:

 The Information from Ohio yesterday was not as complete as we expected, but far n went il was favorable.

 As respects the Governor's election, returns from 56 counties, (out of we believe, 69) including all which appeared !" the Globe yesterday, hut correct ed n several instances, by official statements in the To- cal newspapers, give

 4".s.y F4;"dlay-sgsreg"'e msiori''e'. la,4A o A!

 - Lucas ditto 9,7O4

 Wo in ' for him in Wayne cou",y, by the Globe but the Co- !umhis Journal of Saturday las, gives in Wayne 5l7 majority for Findlay. Which is right we are unable 'o decide. The county heretofore gave large Jack son majority.

 Last year Lucas's majority in the State was above 1000 votes.

 The Columbus Journal, although i, thinks Lucas is elected, claims a majority of Whig members in Con- CT, letter in the city, written at Zanesve, (56 miles this side of COumbus,) Sunday evening last, which gives FndIay majority of 1900, and asserts the re- election of Messrs. Crane and Spangler.

 The Ohio Hemisphere Ertya, oi Goth inst. an ad- 'nns.ratioo print admits that the Wings have elected ten of the nineteen members of Congress but claims that the Tory Governor, Lucas, is elected.

 I,is stated ,ha, Mr. R. T. Ly,le, of Cincinnati, the oisinterested member of the Anti Bank committee ol Mir. Speaker SieveDsOD,-w has been defeated as

 candidate for the next Congress. has resigned his seat iN the present, and is a candidate again for the He relies, probably, upon the Iassi,ude of his old constituents, and the comparative indifference which they may feel concerning the representation o the three months session. Ifhe should he reelected

 note Of triumph will be raised for the individual and the Jackson pariy!-Nat. Gazette.

 The Cincinnati Gnzeffe Of Saturday last, referring to this resignation ot Mr. Lytle, says:

 Let him walk the track. We have had enough of turmoil for one Congressional term. The present House Of Representatives ol the Unted States have shown themselves incorrigble. Reform can on. ly reach the nex,."