REGENERATION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
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This CLEAN of light from the East is the more
welcome as it was hardly expected, and affords
hopeful promise of brighter day before US.


The new Legislature of New Hampshire assem-
bled at Concord on the Sd instant. In the House
of Representatives, by the united vote of Wings and
Independents, JOHN p HALE Ia Representative in
the last Congress) was chosen Speaker, the vote
being as follows


John p. Hale, of Dover. r..................l .l39


Samuel Swasry, Haverhill (Loco) .........lls


Scattering (two Independent one Loco). ........3


The Senate of the State, having appointed Pre-
sident pro tenn, on the same day met the House of
Representatives in convention, and filled the six
vacancies in the Senate (non-eleclions for want of
clear majority in each case by electng six Wings
so that the Senate is now composed of eight Wings
and four Locofoco Democrats.


ANTHONY CoLDy has since been elected Cover
nor, and john p. HALE to be United States Sena-
tor for six years from the 4th of March, l847.


Senator for the unexpired term of the sitting
Senator was to have been chosen yesterday, that
day having been set apart for the purpose.


We anticipate, also, as consequence OF this
great triumph Of principle vindication of the Su-
premacy of the Laws by the districting the State
for the choice of Representatives to Congress, in
compliance with the law of the United States to
that effect