coNGREssfoNAL ELECTIONS.
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Tennessee-The delegation elect from this state to Congress consists of John Blair, Samuel Bnnch, Luke Lea, James Sinrdifer, John B. Forresaer, Baie Pey- ton, John Bell, David w. Dickinson, JamesK K. PoIk Wm. M. Inge, Cave Johnsos, David Crockett, and Wm. c. Dunlap-alI administration men except the famous Davy Crockett, whose election was closely contested but he heat his antagonist (r. Fssgerald late member) by about 15o votes.

 In Kentucky, the new delegation is supposed to stand 10 opposition 10 administration men. Mr. Crimenden s beaten in the Louisville district by Mir. Pope by Is or 20 votes. This is unfortunate, as Mr. c. is one of the ablest men in the state. HoASever this is coonerbalanced by the defeat Of Thomas F. Moore, late Minister to Guatemala, and one of the most devoted, hrawTDg demagogues in the country. Thomas Chiffon is also again elected in place of the Jackson member. Richard N. Johnson is returned from his district.

 lndianG has we believe elected all Jackson men- except one. Aiabama-dno.

 North Caroino.-The following compose the re- gently elected delegation of North Carolina in the mex. Congress :-Wm. B. Shepard, Jesse A. Bynum, Thomas Hall, Jesse Speight, JamesJ. Mckay, Mica jah T. Hawkins. Edmund Deberry, Daniel L. Bar ringer, Augustine H. Shepard. Abraham Rencher, Henry w. Conner, James Graham, and Lewis Wil. Hams. All are old members except Mesers. ByHum, DeberVy, and Graham.

 Jack Dopning.-At the request of friend ia neighboring town, have to-day inserted first page an cid letter of this renowned parsonage. And < later oas will be found on the preceding page.

 The Cobe states that the Presides, has returned Washiagon from his jaun. to the Rip Raps much i'm proved ia heallh.

 & While at the Rip Raps, the President was invited by ,he ciizens of Norfolk public dnser, which he scnsd. h reply to the invi'aiio". he gives this sig ni6cant reason lor declining :-"The state of my health at present admOnishes me, ihat ought to

 main free om hustle and fatigue, and asai myself of the benefits of the pure air the bathing, and the re- pose which sought in this insalaied spot of your beautiful bay, i the short period that my poble ds- ties psrmi, me to withdraw from Washington"

 Antoine Ls Blanc, she Fre"chnan under trial for ,hs murder of the Sayre family in New-Jersey. has been ioaad guilty, and ssn'encsd 's be hang O" the 6h of September SOOs after the passing os the sen ,oues, ths N. Y. American states thGt be eOntssssd ths murders.