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Democratic majority, on joint ballot, 27.

 The vote for the Canal Commissioners. (which is considered the test vote of the two parties, shows that the democrats have four teen thousand majority in the State. A whig victory, indeed

 In the Pitisburg district, Wm. Wilkins is elected, by large majority over the two other canddates-Brackenridge, the aboli- tionist and reviler of General Jackson. and Neyil B. Craig, a whig, an anti-mason. and an accompl;ce of the traitor Aaron Bur-

 The result of the Ohio elections. from com plete and authentic returns from the who,o State, is as follows in Congress, twelve de- mocrats and nine whigs, making democrat- 'cnajority of three in the Congressional de- legation. In the State Senate, there are twen- Y democrats and sixteen whigs, leaving a democratic majority of four in that body in ne House of Representatives. there are m'ssyioar democrats and thirty-eicht whips mskng tie, on joint ballot, in tie Iegjsla- ture.

 Not % much of a whig triumph, after all. eoas'deI'ng the large whig majority of ls4o. in that 6tales ~

 