ELECTION NEWS.
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Full returns have not yet reached us, from the re- cent elections in the several States. This is to be ascribed to two successive failures of the mail

 KENTUCKY. The latest and fullest intelligence from this State is to this effect: All the counties heard from except 15, and owsLEY (whig) 5000 ahead of BUTLER (Dem.) In the last 3 counties heard from, the democratic gain was 980. The 15 counties to be heard from are believed to be Demo- cratic; so that if the Democratic candidate be not elected, he will have reduced the whig majority to mere triae and thus have achieved glorious vic tory in Mir, Clay's own state

 MIssoURr. This Democratic State has proven true to her privciples. She has elected Demo- cratic Governor-all the Democratic candidates for congress-and Democratic majority to the Legis- lature of more than 20 on joint ballot.

 INDIANA. Fifty counties had been heard from. in which the Democrats had gained members of the Legislature. It will be remembered that in the last Legislature of this State, the vhigs had ma joIity of one.

 ALABAMA. In this ever glorious stronghold of Republican principles, the Democracy have swept "higgery from the land, as with bosom We have carried the State from one end to the other-even broken up the nest of coons which have so long hal bored in and about Mobile We are informed that the Democrats have succeeded by majority of about l5.0oo It will be remembered that, in ls40, we had majority of little over 5000. Upon this we have gained 10000 HurTah! for Polk, Dallas and Texas

 NoRTH CAROLINA. All the counties except t,co. had been heard from The whips retained roaiorif, of some 2,5a0 votes; and had probably elected their