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Senate.--Of the eight Senate districts, the Democrats carry SEVEN, and probably EIGHT -electng certainly 8 of the 9 Senator's and showing 26 Democrats to 6 Wings ill that body.

 House.-The returns so far show the cleo ton oi so Democratic, and 9 Federal mem bers. In all probability, the Democratic az gregate will run up to 90-to 39 Wings.

 The Senate will show large Democratic gain since last year, and the House will be nearly the same as then. The Wings gain i'll Rensselaer,, Schenectady, Cayuga, Ulster, and Westchester-9 in all. The Democrats gain, Gas far as heard,) in Monroe, Orleans, Warren, 1 in Cortland, and in New-Y ork - in all. But we shall not be surprised at farther gains in the Eighth district-enough, probably, to offset all losses.

 The aggregate Democratic majority in the State will not be less than INVENTIVE FIVE, THOUSAND, and the majority on the Sena- torial vote will be at least THIRTY THOU SAND.

 This is most triumphant result. It tshows how reliable for Democratic majority the people of this State are, under nearly any cir cumstances. It may be regarded also as a most emphatic response to the proceedings of the Syracuse Convention, and is proud indication to our Democratic brethren of other States, of Mr. VAN BUREN's strength of position in his Native State.