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yTuE CONVENTION BILL has become law The Governor returned 1t to the House on Monday, neither opposing or eetotag 1t, but with a letter explaining his reasons for de- clning to act in the matter, accompanied with the opinion of the Attorney General on the subject. Having been in his possession more than three days, 1t has become law.

 We give below a list of the counties, with the number of Delegates to be sent from each to the Convention.

 Pulaski, including White and Saline, 3; Hot Spring, l; Jefferson, l; Clark, l; Pike, l; Hempstead, 3; Lafayette, l; Miller. l; Sevier, l; Miller and Sevier, jointly, ]; Un- ion, 1; Mississippi, l; Crittenden, ?; St. Francis, ?; Phillips, ?; Arkansas, l; Jeffer- son and Arkansas jointly, 1; Monroe, l; Chi cot, 3; Lawrence and Randolph, jointly, 4; Green, l; Independence, ,; Jacksons l; lz- ard l; Carroll, l; Izard and Carroll, jointly I; Washington, G. Crawford 3; Scott, l; Pope, l; Johnson l; Pope and Johnson, jointly, l. Van Buren, l; Conway, 1.--Fo- tal B.