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kRtucky-The returns from this state are
not fully in, but it seems pretty certain ;hal
the wings have elected members of Con-
gress, and the locoFocos 4, being a whig loss
Of one As there are hundreds Of wings
from that state, now in Mexico fighting
Polk $ war, worse result was appychcnded.
The Legislature is largely whiy.


Mdiqnd.-Niue districts are heard from
3 whigs elected and G locos, a whiy gain
of one. Legislature probably whig


North Cdro'un.--The whigs have elected
6 congressman, the locoS 3--a wing gain
of 8


AlaJomo.-So far as heard from. the wings
have gained one member orcongress in ibis
state,


Ttancsscc.-Thc signs are that the whils
of Tennessee have elected their Governor.


The Taking ofMcrico The announcements
of the taking of the city of Mexico. found on
our first page, and issued by lis in a slip the
beginning oftle week, is not confirmed. We
presume, however, there is something of il.
Before we heard certainly of the battle Of
Bu~na Vista there were indefinite rumors in
regard 10 it, andthis is ~probah'y the "shadow7
Of positive intelligence that will soon reach
us.


From Oregon and CaiijGrnia, Tile Phil.
countries.


Mcssrs Shaw and Bolden arrived al
st. Louis on Thursday last direct from
Oregon, having left the frontier settle
mcnts on the 9Th of May and made the
trip to St. Josephs in eighty three days.


The Mormons with their immense
train Of WAGONS were met nearthc Forks
of Platte River, on their route to Cali
fornia, and their rulers, the ..Twclve Apos
tles'' as they are called, were met at Fort
Bridges. 1t was understood that the
Mormons would not proceed this season
further than Salt Lake.
Lieut. Cot Fremont had been arrested for
disohedlence oforders by Gen Kcarney. and
had been ordered home TO the United States
to take his trial before Court Marital. This
difficulty grew on! Of the i'll feeling and cons
Trajectory movements OF Gen. kearney and
Com Stockton.


Com. Stockton had left, and was on his
way home.


The American fleet was of Lower Cali
tornla. engaged against NaZatlin, Acapulco
and other towns in that quarter The troops
had all been ordered TO concentrate IN The
same direction There is no detail given OF
contemplated m5vements, but it is doubtless
70 enforce the blockade proclaimed by Com.
Biddlc


Gel Kearney was about TO leave Falitor-
MIA and expected to reach the States IN the
month of September.


The affairs of California generally appear
in very unsettled condition