THE KENTUCKY ELECTION,
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Richard M. Johnson is reelected without opposi- ton from the Georgetown District. gft

 Mir. Graves (Whig,) has been elected tn the Louis- vile Dstrict, by majority of foar or. five hundred votes, over Mr Pope, the late Administration nem- ber. < 5t5 aa--itf, 5ss Y &r.eslE't tr5 4s.s-

 ln the 5ih District, MT. Harlan, lWhig) is elected by majority Of 800 votes.

 B.. Hardin's majority over John Pope, at the close of the first day, was 664 votes. t't's f@

 John Chambers lWhig) is elected in the District lately represented by Marshall, by maoriiyo Of from 1000 to 500 votes.e .. s4 ,r t..

 John White (Wh;g) is elected in the Madison dis irici, without opposition. #i

 The general result is that, out of the thirteen Rep resena,ives of Kentucky n Congress, mine Wings are chosen, and t,0o Administration men, leaving two dis ,ric's doubtful. This is doing weLN National Iatsi.

 [ChionAIien (whigl is reelected from the Fayeue district by a large msjari,y] ei8faaI s