-FHf ELECTIONS
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KENTUcxx.-Sixty-tSRO counties give OwSley (whig) 7.626 majority for Governor, and Dixon l2- 5Sl for Lieut.. Governor.

 INDIANA.-The Indiana State Sentinel (edited by the growing lOcOfocO ChaPmon) admits tie in the Senate. and six whig majority in the House. Other accounts give the whigs a majority of 10 or l2. Enough for the present however that the State is whig, and will again be represented by a whig in the U. s. Senate. Indiana goes for Clay and Frelinhuysen, eGsy.

 MlssouRI.SThe contest is exceedingly close between the Benton and Anti-Benton parties, and the result doubtful. As far as heard from the whigs have made nett gain of 27 members of the Legislature. ILLINOIS and ALABAMA have gone loco as usu- al. though in both states the whigs have gained a a few members of the legislature.

 Dr. Zerah Shepard .diedat Newtown, Ct., on the 21st of July, in the 57th year of his age. He was confined to his room on the 4th of April, and died on the 21st of July. His, fever ran over one hun- dred days without any material change baffling the most singular, he never-closed his eyes in sleep, nor was he ever drowsy, during eleven weeks of that time.

 .dnothcr Missionary FalIen.-The painful intel ligence of the death of Rev. Grover S Comstock, missionary of the American Baptist Board, at Ram rec, Arracan, has reached the Missionary Rooms, by the last steamer. He died of the Asiatic Choe- ra, at Akyab, on the 35th of April. He has thus quickly followed his excellent aud lamented wife to receive his final reward, both of whom will long be held in grateful remembrance by large circle of christian friends.-G GhrissiGn WatchmGn.

 Western Reserue College.-Mr. James Mooney, now Tutor of Natural Philosophy in Yale College, has been appointed Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in Western Reserve College, at Hudson, Ohio f

 Correspondence cf the M r. Tribune

 PHn4ADELPEIIA, Aug. 15.

 Hon. Henry 4. .Msahlesbi1g. .-one of the Con- ductors of the Reading train of has just infor- med me that the funeral of MT. Muhlenburg did not take place this morning, as it was intended, from the fact that about 10 o'clock previous to clo- sing of the coffin, he assumed his natural color and exhibited signs of returning to life Immediate re- storatives were applied such as rubbing, Sc. but all proved useless. It was, he says, melancholy scene

 [The funeral of Mir. M. took place the next day.l

 Oo-The Richmond Enquirer, a leqding Polk pa. per, after showing that MT. Clay is In favor of the present tariff. and MT. Polk opposed to it says, sswe admit the issue, and will battle on this ground for Polk against Clay"