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Netc Jersey Instructions.-The Legislature of New Jersey have once more gone through the farce of instructing their Senators. To us We confess this appears poor business, by whatever party it may be attempted. In what part of the Constitution is this power found, of instructing Senators or Representa-. lives It is not only nowhere to be found, but the exercise oft is in the face ofthe Con. stitution. The Senators, when they come together, compose the highest legislative body of the Union. The individuals come from the various States. but they are not Senators cf those States. hut ofthe whole people: and the Legislature of Connecticut have just as much right to instruct Messrs. Frelinghuysen