GOV YELL AND THE SENATE OF THE

 INVITED STATES
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UNI l. 1bB . 1 A ED, We lay before our readers the following interest ing correspondence between Gov. Yell and several members of the Legislature, in reference to the posi- ton Of Gov Yell in relation to the Senatorial elee tion:

 LITTLE RoeN, NoY. 4th, is44. SIR The undersigned, portion of the Democratic members elect to the present Le- gislature oi Arkansas, having heard you gen. orally spoken of as candidate to fill the vacancy nthe United States Senate occasioned by the death of the lat Hon, Wm s. Fulton, respectfully beg leave to ask whether you have authorised the use of your name for that purpose.

 We, as individuals, and the representatives of our constituents, embrace this occasion to express to you our heartfelt thanks for the distinguished services you have rendered to the Democratic cause in this State, at great personal sacrifice on your part, exhibiting q devotion to the cause which will forever en- dear you to the indomitable Democracy of Arkansas.

 We are, sir, with sentiments of the highest esteem, yours, most respectfully,

 L STRAIN,

 A. G. MAYERS,

 ". J. DUNAL,

 VIM ". FLOYD,

 J. B. WILSON,

 ! B. BROWN,

 4. B. GREENWOOD,

 JAS B. LOGAN. XrY