FoR R. M. JOHNSON. EoR FRANCIS GR4HGER.
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FoR R Nj. JOHNSON. FoR FRAHcIs GRANGER. Alr. Benton, Of Missouri. Mr. Bayard, of Delaware. Black, oi Mississippi. Clay, of Kentucky

 Brown, oi N. Carolina Clayton Of Delaware, Buchanan, of Penn. Ciittenden, of Ky. Cuhbcrt, of Georgia Davis, of Mass

 Dana, of Maine. Ewing, of 0hio

 Ewing of Illinois. Kent, of Maryland. fuiton of Arkansas. Knight. of E. island Grundy, of Tennessee. Prentiss, Of ernont, Hendricks, of Indiana Robbins, of R. Fs!and Hubbard, of N. Hamp. Souhard, of N Jersey king, of Alabama. Spence, of Maryland. King, of Georgia Swif, of Vermont. Linn, of Missouri. 9omljason of Conn Lyon, of Michigan aai} ef N Iersay McKean, Of Pena Webster, oi Mass. Moore, of Alabama.

 Morris, of Ghi0.

 Mentea, a4 ssuis..s7;i Nicholas of Louisiana

 Niles, of GcnRecheut

 NoveiI, of Michigan.

 Page, oi Y llamRshfe.

 Parker of Yirgina

 Hives, of Virginia

 Robinson, of Illinois.

 Raggles, Of Mane.

 sevler, of Arkansas.

 Strange, of N Carolina.

 Talllnadgs, of N. York

 Iipton of indiana

 Walker, of Mississippi.

 Wright, of N fork The Presidentof the senate (Er. KIue, of Ala bama then rose, and proclaimed the result of the cleo ton, as follows:

 The whole number of Senators of the U. s. is 52 Majority necessary 10 & choice 27 Quorum required by the Constitution 85 Whole number of Senators present 70 For Richard n. Johnson, ef Kentucky. B For Francis Granger, ot New York, l6 From which it appears that RI6sARD Af JoHvsoN. having the votes of majority of the whole number of Senators, required by the Constitution o inc United Staes, IS duly elected; and therefore declare that RICHARD m JOHNSON, of Kentucky has been chosen by the Senate in pursuance of the provisions contain cd u the Constitution, VIgz PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED sTArEs for four years, commencing with the 4th day of March, ls37

 0n motiun of MT. Grundy, resoiuton xas adopt. cd Tor the appointment of joint committee to inform k N. JOHNSON of hls election; and the Chair was authorized to appoint ;he member thereof on the part ei the Senate.

 On motion of Mr. Webster, The Senaie then adjourned