THE ELECTIONS,
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lowA.-This State has elected the entire de.
mocratic 1cket-sta,e and Congressional.


For Congress-Ia Dist.-Wm. Thompson,
dem., is elected over Gen. Broome. whg; major.
lty $40. I'd dDia.--Shepherd Lef1ler, DEM, over
Thomas Mcknight, Independent whig; majority
200.


kENrUcKY.-The democrats have gained ono
Congressman in this State. The delegation now
stand--Whgs 6; Democrats 4.


The following are the names of those elected ::
Wings --AyIet Buckner, John B. Thompson,
Green Adams, Garnett Duncan, C. S. Morehead
and John P. Gaines--6. Democrais-L. Boyd,
B. l.. Clarke, - Peyton and Richd French--4


INpIANA.--The wings have gained ono Con.
gresham. and have elected a whig Legislature.


Eleeted-Dtmocrats--Thos. J. Henley, John
l.. Robinson, Judge Wick D. NJ. Dobson, John
Petit, - Ca,hcart; and democratic district
to hear from, which will undoubtedly send de.
mocrat-7. Whigs-Elisha Embree, Caleb B.
Smith and R. W. Thompson--3.


ALABAMA.-As usual, this State is thoroughly
democratic; but little has been heard from the
elections Wm. Il. Cobb, dem, is elected in the
Huntsville District; and G. S. Houston, dem., is
elected from the Florence District