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RHODE IsLANp.-It appears, that the Rhode Island elections have gone wrong. Messrs. Pearee and Springus, the Van Buren and Antimasonc candidates for Congress, have beaten Messrs. Burgess and Cfanston, the Whig candidates, by a majority of from one to two hundred. The Van Burenies and Antimasons have also gained four Representatives in the General Assembly. Where parties are so equally balanced. nothing can be predicted with any degree of certainty as 10 the future course of the State. The Wings of Rhode Island are undaunted. The Providence Journal says, "We beg our friends abroad not to doubt the power of the Whig party in this State in any future trial of strength. Our candidates may have been rejected now, but we state 10 our friends throughout the country that as surely as next April Town meeting arrives, we will demonstrate to their satisfaction that Rhode Island is not yet lost 10 the cause of correct principles.' j

 Louisville Journal.