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J. P. kENNEDy.-This gentleman, the whig can- Gida'e for Congress. at the late election in Bai- more, placed his chief reliance for success his lsborous exertions to convince the people that the war with Mexico inlquitous on the part of his own country. J. P. Kennedy, is a mau of hand some talents, very rich man, writes novels. makes a tolerablc stump specch-but John F. Kennedy, exhausted his strength in pull ing the wrong ropes: he was defeated by majority such never before known in Baltimore. So John P. Kennedy has learnt too late that the people cannot be ersua- ded to take part against taer own country. in favor of hostile nation.-N. o. Cour. se-i--