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 The Hon. JOHN DAVIS, present. Governor of Massachusetts, has been elected to the Se- nate of the United States, from that State, in the place of MT. SILsBEE, whose term of ser vice expired on the 4th of this month. Mir. Davis was opposed by MT. J. a. Adams, and ns the election is held by the two Houses se- parate1y, there was for several days no elec- tion-the Senate eleeting Mir. Adams, and the House, Mir. Davis. In the mean time, NIT. Adams made some remarks in the House of Representatives of the United States, in regard to the subject of our French claims, which were construed by the Senate of Mas sachusetts as savoring too much of a hostile nature, and the next day after the arrival of these remarks at Boston, another trial for the election of Senator was had, when It appear ed that Mir. Adams received but three out oi the whole number of votes in the Senate, and Mir. Davis having majority of the House was of course elected.