ELECTION RETURNS.
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Endian6.-COmpleie returns from this state aiy Noble the Whig candidate for Governor, 36 O66 vote Read (ToTyl 26,63l-Whig majority 064I. Will "e Tories still continue 10 claim this state Figures tt IS said don't lie-and one fact is worth dozen na Red assertions unsupported by truth. And yet some Jackson editors seem to prefer fcon to truth in mak ing out their election statements.

 VermOnt.-The votes for Governor, in this State. were divided between three candidates and as a con. sequence there was no choice. Governor Palmer the Anii-nasonic candidate. has a plurality of votes me Council, consisting OfIwcIve members, are all Ant.masons, and An'i-Jackson. In the House, ac- cordng to the Vermont Republican, there are 7I Wings, 72 Anlmasons, 38 Jackson me h. and I2 doub- Gul. ''"'' 'N """"'- Mr SIade, the Anti-masonic candidate, is elected to congress from the 2d district. The Brauleborough h Messenger ofthe 12th instant publishes the voes as far as received, from he 1st district which give Mr. Ha tnc Wing candidate, a majority of 120 votes. The Messenger says he is probably elected. In the 3d. 4tn and 5lh districts, there is choice. n the two iormer' the Whg candidates have pItfralics; In the 'a'ler' the Jackson candidate has plurality.

 Ha'tford COuv. the latest intelligence in relation the election.

 RECAPTTULATION.

 lJBy our returns thus far received, the Whig can d'date for Governor has l3,7S4 votes than last year, showing net gain over our opponents of Sir Thousand One Huadred and Eighty Str votes. The recapi.ulaon below gives the of the votes as far as received 80 towns and plantations yet remaiR to be heard from, viz Lincols g. Oxford l2 Somerset 23, PenObscot H, Hancock 4, Washington 28.