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, KtnncLy.-At the last dates the Legislature o Ike ntucky had not been able to elect Senator tc Congress- On the Sth ut. the Senate adopted il re solution postponng the election until next session it had not however, been acted upon by the House up to the llth. The Nashville Banner in advcrting to the cause ofa failure to make choice says :--

 The failure to elect Senator has been attributed entirely to the alleged aithlessness of the Clay men, who were pledged to vote for Jackson candidate This charge appears to to be illibera and unjust The result seems to have been caused, in treat measure, by want of union among the Jackson members themselves. live are correctly informed as to the names of the pledged men" il would not have been Tn their power, on either 0fthe ballotngs except the fifteenth, to have effected choice by con- centrating all their votes on single candidate On the 4th and 5th baotngs, they al except one voted for the highest Jackson candidate and yet there were scattering votes. There does not appear so Jar we can learn, to have been any shuffling or management among the pledged men" to defeat the election. On the 18th vote, it is true, if Messrs Chiles, Grgsby, and Haynes Lad voted for Mir Breathtt, he would have been elected Mir Chiles fore have had opportunity to ascertain before he voted the precise effect of his vote, almost unform ly supported Col Johnson, but voted for Mir Brea- thitt when he first nominated. Mir Grigsby who was also early on the list, and who had al- most always gone for Mir Rowan, changed lis vote on the 10th baotng and voted for Mir Breathitt, the strongest Jackson candidate. Mir Haynes invaria- ply voted for Col Johnson.