AIABArEA EEaTsLATURE.
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npursuance of the provision of the Constitution, the Legislature ofths State convened in the Capi- tol on the 21st inst, all the Senators, and seventy members of the House of Representatives appear ing and taking their seats We understand that NIT Hall, member from Autauga county, has been de- taned at home by sickness, and itis probable he will not be enabled to reach the Seat of Govern men for two or three weeks.

 SENATE.

 November 2l, 1881. The IIon JAMES JACKSON, of Lauderdale was G. lected President without opposition. CHARLES D. CONNER, Esq. of Marengo, was elected Secretary, WILLIAM S. MoRToN, of Franklin, Assistant Secre- tary, and JAMES A BATES, of Greene, D0orkeeper. On motlon message was directed to be taken to the House of Representatives, informing them of the organization of the Senate.

 And then the Senate adjourned.