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WESTERN ELEcTIoNs.-To-day's mail brings returns rem the West which show strong reaction in the prominent places in favor of democracy.

 Mir. Henry Clay's own county, in Kentucky, has thrown of his yoke-Wickliffe beating c. M. Clay by sne hundred votes. In the same county, McCana and R. s. Todd (dem.) also elected. Col. John has carried his county by an unprece dented ma jorty.

 From Indiana we have the same kind of cheering For the House, in twenty-four counties, we have elected twenty two democratic members the whigs thirteen. All these returns not off, cia, but it is stated that they may be relied nearly correct.

 In Dearborne county, E. A. Brown (dem. is elect ed to the House by 600 majority. In Franklin coun- ty, which gave Gen. Harrison one hundred majority, the entire democratic ticket is elected by 200 mao rity.

 letter from Indianapolis states that have gain ed two State Senators.