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HENRY CLAT.-We see the wish expressed in tev. eral respectable journals that this gentleman v he returned to the United States Senate from KenDclt !" place Mir. Rowan. We sincerely hope he mIv be- We hope he will go to Washington, where nj. talents and requirements and geasIsmaGIy cOnduc, will be brought into direct contrast wlh the imec. y and impotence and swaggering department of the present nominal head of the government. The Phil. adePhia National Gazette, in referring to this ntima !Io"' When we remarked, few days ago. that Mr. Clay would be the best choice of the Ken. lucky legislature, for the Senate of the United States we had regard not merely the positive service he might render to the country but to the cOnras. which h's powers and doctrines would make with those of the President 1u the Senate, he would no, be ,he Tess attractive and available as candidate for inc Cmet Magistracy. Tue civilian would he seen ,o greater advantage when ntareE i'd the military chief ta'n' or roaring lion.'"