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MONDAY, Dec l.lsl3, 5, P. NJ


The two Houses met to-day. The Senate was
called to order by the Hon. T. D. Walpole, of
Hancock, President pro tenn. of the last Senate
the new Members received and sworn in. On
the 10th baloting WIN. T. Orro (W) of Jackson
Co, was, by mere majority, elected Principal
Secretary; on the Sd ballot, E. c. Do:an IL, F.
Of Knox, Assistant Secretary. The balloting
shows that the doubtful Members can give the
Senate to the Locos even without the casting
vote of Mr. Bright, the Loco Foco Lieut.. Coy
ernor, who is not yet installed. lnjhe House A;
L. Roplxsex of Carroll Co. a.. F. was elected
Speaker on the 4th ballot, three -fourths of the
Wings having finally joined with his friends to
accomplish it. VIM. H. English of Scott 90,
Principal Clerk, and w. j. Vawter, of Jennings,
Assistant Clerk, both Locos. The votes for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant will be counted tomorrow
in presence of the two Houses, and Gov. Bigger's
valedictory be delivered. The next day will be
the inauguration and the Message of Gov. Whit
comb. Yours, sc. S. c..