Pending Elections.
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TENNEssEE-On August 7th, an important election
took place in Tennessee. A Governor, members OF
Congress and members Of the Legislature, were
chosen. Aaron v. Brown, democrat and Ephraim
II Foster, whig, were the opposing candidates
The political complexion of the Legislature, rs oil
more thanIordinary Importance from the fact that
United States Senator is 10 be chosen by II IN the
place of Senator Foster the whig candidate for Go
vernon. The present Senate Of that State is demo-
cratic and the House whig by small majority. A
strong feeling OF confidence is entertained that the
democracy will secure majority on Joint ballot
The editor of the Nashville Union, of the 18th ut
speaks of the prospect with the utmost confidence
and satisfaction.


The following is list of the candidates, with the
votes of their respective districts at the Presidential