THE ELECTIONS.
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c,o,pio-The Whig majority for Governor
=. GEORGIA. will range between fonr and, five
!" ..rd votes. The Federal Union of the 10th
:s,.nt gives returns of elections for members of
'roIeoislature in GA counties. In these counties
'Lo wings have l29 members, and the democrats
~ Georgia has gone over, it seems, for atime
=, least, into the Whig ranks. 80, a,.e


DsuusvZrania-As far as ascertaned; the dem
-.,o,s have elected % and the Wings % members
the Legislature of this State. This is said to be
rain of five to the Wings, and a loss of four,
fam these counties-making clear gain of one
.;,.s last year The New York Evening Post
.ors the members of Congress will stand thus:
1st District-E Joy Morris, Wing second-Jos
p Ingersoll, Wing; third-John T. Smith dem
o..et. fourth-Charles J. Ingersoll, democrat; !;
feb-James S. Zost, democrat sixth-M. H.
1onks, whig; seventh McIlvaine, whig
oiobth-Jeremiah Brown, whig; ninth-John
12;,ter democrat; fourteenth-Wiliam Ramsey,
,vbip; fifteenth Dr. Mes, whig The democratic
which have been incurred, are ascribed to the
Discussions among our own party f"


Ne,o Jersey-The democrats have achieved
glorious victory III TINS otale' EIuIIah lol tue
Tersev Blues The democratic majority on joint
ballot in the Legislature is TWENTY Last year
the wings had, on joint ballot, majority of eight
The following members of Congress are elected:
First District-ELmer, democrat; Second-Ge0:
sukss, democrat; Third-LsG0c G. Farlee, dem
ocrat; Fourth-L. Kirkpatrick democrat; Fifth
-Wm. Wright, Independent Whig.


Ohio.-The elections took place in Ohio on the
10th inst. The Old School Republican of the
18th Ia paper printed at COlumbus) furnishes full
returns from one county only. In Franklin coun-
" the average Whig majority is about 800. In
Knox county the democratic majority is 800 The
Editor says he has good evidence of the election
ofthe following gentleman to Congress: Gov
Vance, R. c. Schenck, Elias Florence, and Alex
Harper-TThigs; and Gen Moore, DR.. Duncan
and Ezra Dean-DemOcrGtS.