THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.
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NORTH CARoIINA.-The triumph in this State is complete. Sixty-two counties give Graham, the Whig candidate for Governor, 324O majority over Hoke, loco. The ten or twelve counties to hear from, will increase this majority to nearly 4OOO.

 The Legislature is thoroughly redeemed in both branches. Last year the Senate consisted of 90 lo- cos and 20 whigs; the House of 6s locos and 52 whigs. Now the whigs have elected 26 Senators and 6s Representatives; the locos N Senators and 49 Representatives. Whig gain in joint ballot 27.

 KENTUcKY.-We have but few returns from this State, but what we have are of the right stamp Judge Owsley, unpopular as he is said to be- is un- doubtedly elected Governor by eight or ten thou sand majority. The whig legislative tickets every where run ahead of Owsley, and there can be no doubt of decided whig triumph at all points. We shall know all about it in few days.

 IND1ANA.-Here too the Wings are doing much better than they anticipated. The election is for members of the legislature only, and the gain is large in the counties heard from that there can be but little doubt of whig majority in the legisla- ture, and the consequent election of whig U. s. Senator. The following are the returns received. They exhibit a whig net gain of Senators and 5 members of the House.