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 U s. Senasor from Kensucky.-We learn from Frankfort that John J. Crl,enden, Esq was on yes. terday elected to the United States Senae for six years, from the 4,h of March next, at which time the Hon. Georg" M. Bibb's term or service will expre- James Guthrie, Esq., ofLcuisvIe, was put in nominn. ii0p and sunnoried hx The vote on join, balO, s,ood for Cri,ieatlen 94-- Guthrie 40--Niajority for Criuenden 54.

 The Hon. John M. Clsytou has been reelected u niIed States Senator, for the constitutional term of six years from the Fourth of March next. The vote was as follows :-Cay,on, 2o-Bayard, 10.

 Nert Presidsns.-The resolutions reconmend ndinR Hugh L. White, n suitable candidate for the Pres. dency, were adopted in the Alabams Assembly by voie of 55io %.

 Death otthe oldest veseran ofth Repolut;on n-Ser. geant Andrep Wail1cs, distinguished veteran of the Revolution, died in New-York on the 22d inst at the age of one hundred asd fvs years

 The Senate of Ohio has voted, l7 to l6 for the ex. ecuon of criminals in private. A proposition tn the same body, 10 abolish the punisllment of death, was negalived by Moie of24 to g.

 A Washington correspondent (not political friend of J. O. Adana says that the dull ien0r of the session has been enlivened varied By scarceIy apy thing except the delivery ofihe eulogy upOm Lalayet,e by Mr. A. "h is impossible (he writesy to conceive O a"y thing more eloqnent happy. The hall of ,h. House of Representatives never before echoed sucl breathing thoughts and burning words.' .'"--Ab. Ar