From the Mississipr ian. Correspondence.
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ExEcUTivE CHAMBER,

 Jackson, Miss, 10 h Aug, ls47.

 Co., Jeferson Daris, Warrenion:

 SRI have the honor to enclose you commission as U. States Senator, 10 fill a vacancy occasioned by the death of the late Gen. Speighi. The people have experienced deep and sincere regret h this dispensation, which has deprived them of faithful friend and long tried 7uhlic servant. In this feeling l have participated 10 lhe fullest extent. Ths sad event has gwen US an opportunity which we embrace with melancholy pleasure, of testifying our high appreci" alton of your valuable services us men Der of the twen'y-ninlh Congress, and your still more valuable and distinguish ed services at the head of the lst Miss sssippi regiment in Mexico. The peo- pie will never cease 10 remember with p'lde and gratitude that to you, Sir, and 10 the brose Misslssippisns under your command, is our State indebted for hon.. ors as imperishaple as the soil on which you won them; honors, which shall last as long as chivalry is respected, or val or has place in the hearts of men - They expect me 10 offer you this com- mission, and it gives me since. persons al pleasure to gratify that expectation. It is the tribute which grateful people, >peaking through their preventative. pay to heroic deeds and disinterested patriotism. In returning 10 Ihe arena of politics you may have i. in our pow CT to counsel your government in ie- gard ic people whom you have aided n conquering, whose weakne. ses and foiiies you have learned 10 appreciate from personal observation, and to whom l am sure you are willing to give an. honorable peace whenever they and; their rulers shall have the good sense to- accept Very respectfully,

 Your obedient servant,

 A. G. BROWN.