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WESTERN ELEcTIoNs.-From Indiana we have the returns of fifteen counties. In these last year the whigs had 25 representatives; the democrats one. This year, the whigs have l3, and the democrats IF showing clear gain of Il members. The elec- tion is only for the legislature. A new apporton- ment of members has been adopted since the cleo. tion of l840 The Senate is henccforth to consist o 50 members, and the House 100. Last year the Senate comprised 32 whigs and l5 dems House, 7s whigs, anl 22 dems. whig majority in the Senate last year, l7; in the House, 66.

 The whigs so far have lost two Senators. The member elect of the Lower House for Hancock coun- ty, is Chapman, the individual whom the whigs so frequently urged to crow lost summer. He has been triumphantly acquitted of the false charges brought against him by his opponents.

 From Tennessee and Kentucky we have no returns satisfactory of the result. In the former no doubt Polk is defeated. but by majority greatly reduced from the whig return of last year.

 In Illinois the election s held for Congress- It is said that whig (Stuart), one conservative Ga. sey) and one democrat are elected. We have no re- turns to corroborate this information.