Both branches Of the Legislature have re-
solved 10 adjourn on Saturday next, But few
bills of importance have been acted upon.
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The House was called to order at 12 o'clock


A call of the House was moved; and it ap
pearing that several members were absent, the
Sergeant-a was ordered to bring in the
abSontees.


At half past l2 o'clock the further call of the
House was suspended -Messrs. Saunders, NJ
Alee, Oldham, and Mendenha, absent


The Clerk was then directed to inform the
Senate that the House was waiting their pre-
sence, to go into the election ola United States
Senator.


The Senate, preceded by their President and
Secretary, having arrived in the Representative
Hall, and taken the seats prepared for them


The President Of the Senate arose and read
he resolution passed by both branches of the
Legislature, fixing this day to 90 into the cleo
zion oftUnited States Senator for six years from
the 4th Of March next, and also for the unex-
pired term of Judge Trotter.


Mr.. Graves, Of Amte, nominated John Hen
derson Of Hancock.


Mr. Fox, ofLawrence, nomina cd c. p. Smith
ofWikinson.


Mr.. Boyd, of Alfalfa, nominated Thomas II.
Williams Of Pontooc.


fhe members then voted fora Senator in the
congress Of the United States for six years
rom the 4lh of March next, and the result of
he first ballot was