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 TUSCALOOSA. Nov. 4. [. To-ddy the ,tws houses assembled the Hall ot the House of Representatives, for the purpose 1T counting the for Governor, when il WAS ascer- taaed that returns had been received from Jack son, Marengo and three other countless the names f which do present recnllect the vote of those received however, stood for Fitzpatrick 27,9OO and odd,and for McClng 2l O9O and odd some of the re- turns were improperly directed, having been adress e to the Secretary of ta,e, when they should have been nddressod to the Speaker of the House of Re representatives,. Mr. Speaker, however, declared Fitzpatrick, duly anI constltutienally elected Cover nor, .&c.

 But little has as vel been done in the way of brs- ness, and but little will presume be done during the presen. week. lt ir reported here that the Hon. C. GCla,. will probably resign his seat in the Senate ofthe United States, to winch course, he is forced by the bad health of Mrs. Clay, should there be a sa'aHy in the United States Senate, election will soo'i take place. A. P. Bagby and Reuben Chapman are spoken of as candidates, think the first named would be the man chosen.

 T,e committee in the House, were no, announced until this morning. understand that Col. Hogan k chairman of the Bank Committee, and B. McAl- pin of Privileges and Elections.