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\ KENTUCKY ELEcTIoNs.-We can give our req sders no definite information, to the result ef tn great struggle in Mir Clay own State. On the par

 of our friends the battle has been we'll and manfu fought and with an industry and vgour, that if nc

 Entirely successful, have thrown dismay and conster { nation among the coons and augars most faRorab { for us in the coming contest. From reports tha

 have reached us through various sources, we eanno sbelicye that the Whig majority will possibly reac sone-third of what it was in lS40. This immens

 falling of in the very hot-hed of Clayism and unde the nose of ''the great embodiment, must be bot smortifying and alarming to his friends If the mum eber of Wings be so greatly reduced in Kentucky swhatm be expected from Whig States that have a

 all times presented the most unyelding opposition MT. Clay' Nothing but defeat, disaster, complet .overthow and plotting out for all time to come, sGlay and eoonery.

 ! The Louisville Democrat of the 10th is unwillin!

 yet to consider that Owsley, the Whig candidate to sGovemor is elected.