Mn. BERRIEN STILL SENATOR.
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Proportionatc to the regret which we experienced
on hearing of the resignation of his seat in the
Senate of the United States by Mr. BERRIEN, the
Senator from the State of Georgia, is
the pleasure which we now feel in announcing to
our readers that the Legislature of his State have,
in effect, refused 10 accept his resignation: that is
to say, being obliged by their oath of Office to fill
the vacancy occasioned by his resignation, they
proceeded to an election, and Mr.. BERRIEN, after
being nominated by acclamation by the Wing Mem
bers Of the Legislature their candidate, received
the unanimous Whig vote to fill the vacancy oc-
casoned by his own resignation, and was elected
accordingly. Mr.. BERRlEN, therefore, we are happy
say, continues in the Senate until the 4th day OF
March, ls47.