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CHARLES GAYARRE, Esq. was elected, on the 18th ult., a member of the U. s. Senate from Louisiana, in the place of Mr. Wagga- man, whose term of service expires on the 4th of next month. iiir. Gayarre is a firm supporter of all the measures of Gen. Jack son. This election has caused much exuita- tion among the supporters of the Administra- tion in that State, and is hailed as proof that she will go for Van Buren in 1886. It appears, however, that he was elected by q ruse of the Administration members of the Legislature. Knowing that the opposition had majority of both houses in joint ballot, they forebore bringing out their man until the day of election, when Mir. Gayarre was brot forward as the Creole candidate, who thus ob- tained not only the whole vote of the Jack son party, but also that of all the Creole members in the Legislature, opposed to the admfnistration-they having, in their zeal to elect a native of the country, lost sight of his political principles.