TENNESSEE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
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1ENNESS EE ECONUht.SoioNAL ELcCllON.

 The Knoxville papers furnish with the result in five Congressional Districts.

 In the 1st District Thos. D. Arnold, (whig) is elected without opposition

 In the 2l District A. Mcclellan (dem.) is elected over Senter, (whg) by 300 majority.

 In the Sd District J. l.. Williams (whg) is re- elected without opposition.

 In the 4th District J. W. Blackwell (dem.) is re- elected over MT. Campbell, (whig.)

 In the 9th District Hopkins L. Turney (dem.) is reelected Mr. Goodall, (whig.)

 The Knoxville Whg paper speaks very docfuly of the result, and says the whigs took no interest the election-which, says the Charleston Mercury, we take to be sign that the wings of Tennessee are ashamed of the recently developed policy of their leaders.

 NORTH CARoLINA.-From this State we have partial returns, which show no change in the party character of the candidates. From some statements received, however, suppose the popular democra- tic vote has been increased.

 In Wake District, General Saunders, (dem.) is elected. In the Hawkins District three democrats ran. The contest lies between two of them, Hawkins and Arr rington.

 In the Wilmington District, Gen. McCay (dem.) is elected.

 In Fayetteville District Bethune (whig) is elected In Coswel Shepperd in Rowap, Rayner; and in Edgecombe, Stanly elected

 The last Tallahassee Star, Whig paper, admits that LEVY, (Dem.) is elected Delegate to Congress- and attributes the defeat of the Wings their having too many among them who care for nothing but themselves.

 INDIANA. In the fifth Congressional district of this state, Andrew Kennedy, (Dem.) is eiected.- This the strongest wing district in the state, and represented last year by Mir. Raridan, (Whig)