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U. STATES SENATOR IN MISSISSIPPI. We stop the press to announce the result of the election for U. S iates Senator, which has just transpired. On the first ballot Roger Barton received A votes, (. P. Smith, 45, Jesse Speight, 35. On the second ballot, Barton, 43, Smith, 6, and Speight, 7S. Hon. JESSE SPEIeHT, of Lownds county, was, therefore, declared duly elected senator of the U. States for the State of Mississippi for six years from the fourth of March, lS45, in place of John Henderson, whose term of office will then expire.

 Southern Reformer. We understand that Mr. Speight is, what they call in Mississippi, a "Bond-payng De mocrat." He is ai present the President of the State Senate.