Georgia.
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The new Legislature of Georgia assembled at
sIiledpcyiIle on the 9Th inst. The Senate organ
lied by the choice of Hon. CHARLES DoUGHEsrY
(Nhiq candidate for Governor in 1882 as Presl-
dent, by the following vote:


For Hon. Chas. Dougherty, Wing. Al


II. NJ Echols Loco, of Walton, 43
q a Iverson Of Nuscogee. ID ma iof "
B. T. Hardcman, Of Oglethorpc (Whlg) was
chosen Cicrs-on the 9th ballot by SO to As Tor NJ.
j. kcnan of Baldwin The defeated candidates
arc the Loco Foco incumbents of last season.


In the House, the vote for Speaker stood
For Charles j. Jenkins Of Richmond, (Whig). III
" Dr.. Kendall Of Upson, uoco) -


Clear Wing Majority IS
Wing majority in JOINT Ballot 46.


Mr. Feuell of Troup (Whig) was chosen Clerk
on the 4th ballot. there being five candidates.


Gov. McDonads valedictory Messages do
cument of monstrous length-haLf oft nearly fills
the Savannah Republican. 1t estimates the Re
venue of the current year at S29O,O0O old ba-
lance aud other resources, Sl33,29l 50, making
total of S423,29l so. He estimates the Ex-
penditures Of the year at $3l2,475, including
S95,000lor Interest on the State Debtand Slo,OoO
for arrears of Interest and that next year, II the
Legislature is not reassembled, as he thinks II
need not be, the whole Expenditure Will need DC
but sls0,475, including 100000 for Interest on
Debt. In this way, the State will soon Work OUT