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HTWe 500 by the Alabama papers that the name of HuaH L. WnfRE is lssDnsd forth in large le.lsrs d, the head of teir cOuans as tbeir candidate for the Presideaey, accUmpaais with this very s,gnifcan, a- peodags :-~'t Nc CGucss- CORueaeiOa- 72e Nom. iR0tieR o the PTopIs" How the Ofice.hoIters party res lAis may he learOI from the of ther papers,

 which have already opened their batteries against the Judge as formidable competitor.

 7he MtssssstPpi LegistqtuTe a short time since conVoked by the mandate of the Governor to choose

 Senator 'o Congress in place Of Mr. Poudexter, whose term of service expired the 3d of March inst. The House appeared ready go into the election, but the Senate, for good and suficisn, reasons rherenu,o moving theV refused to do SO. It appears by an ar. 'ice !" the U S. Telegraph, at Washington, that the constitution of that state ''provides tue Senate Of the State shall consist of more than third, nor less than oae-ouF' the namher of members of the House of Reprrseataiiv At previous session I'd new cosnteswSFe OEgaaixed, and onc retreseuia.ivr added lO each; M the same time the senatorial dis. tricts were arranged and their number increased.- The C""stisn'i"n vests the Governor with power lu order elections 10 fill vacancies and eupposng ,ha, the new counties would return members who would elect Senator pledged sustain all the measures the administration, the party held conveulion, (the same that nominated Mr. Van Buren and Col. Ben. ton,) aud ii was arranged with the Governor that the delegates to that convention should carry into the co"o'es wsi's of election; and fearing lest the new Senators coad be trusted n" election for Sc. na'ors vas ordered. By bringing tn the l6 new mem. bers. the House of Representatives consisted oi but l2, when the Consiuion expressly provides that the House should time consist of more shan four times the number ot the Senate. Upon this pon, the Senate refused to recognise the House, or to go into