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, On Wednesday last, the two Houses of the General Assembly went into the election of President and Direct of tho State Bank and it's branches Terence Farrel 1v and Jacob Brown were put nomination for the office of President of the principal Bank at this placeand Jacob Brown Captain U. s. Army, Principal Dsburs- nr Agent Indian Removals present absent on service in New Orleans, was elected by vote of 34 to 25

 The following gentlemen were elected Directors of the principal Bank, all on the first ballot;

 .James De Baum, 63 votes; Food Tucker, 6oi DaUid Fu1on. 60; Edoard Cross, 60; Samuel .N. Rahe5ord, 60; John Nc Lain, 57; Un. D. Wat, 54; R. C. Byrd' 52 Daptd C. EHer, 50; I'm. Field, 4s; E. I. .tore, 44 and Chester Ashley, 32 sxty-three members vo- ted-32 necessary to choice.

 DAVID G. LOWE was elected President of the Branch ;. Baesv;lle, without opposition; and the tive Houses separated to continue the elections yesterday, when ii was discovered that the Clerk of House had made mistake in entering the votes giyen--havng put Mir. Culp down as voting for Chester Ashey-which he did not do Chester Ashley not having been elected, se- cond election was held for the twelfth Director Chester Ashley and William Cummins were put in nomination, and tic vote stood 27, 27 There being no eleotlon second voting was had and the stood, Chester Ash lev sI, William Cummns 27, and W. ". Stephenson l.

 We give below the names of the gentlemen who voted for CHESTER ASHLEY. We wish their constituents to see it.

 On wednesday--lst t--senate--Messrs Ball, Brown, H Kuykendall, McCamy, Saunders, Thorn ton, Williamson and Mir. President

 House--AIessrs. Adams Aston, Anthony, Boone, Brandon, Byrd, Drennen, Franks, Logan, McGarrah, Morse, Philips Reyburn, Roberts, Royston Shell, Thompson Tidwell, Vaughan, Whinnery and MT. Speaker.

 Thursday-2d llot--senate--Messrs. Ball, Brown, Hill, Kuykendall McCamy, Saunders, Thornton, Will lamson and Mir. President.

 House--Messrs Adams, Anthony, Brandon, Byrd, Franks, Logan, McGarrah, Morse, Philips Reyburn, Royston, Shell, Thompson Tidwell Tucker, Vaughan, Whinnery and Mir. Speaker

 3d ballot-Senate-Mes BALL, BROWN, HILL, HARD. KUyKENDALL, McCAMY, SAUNDERS, THORNTON, JOHN WILLIAMSON and R0ANE.

 House-Messrs ADAMS, ANTHONY, BRAN DON, BYRD, FRANKS, LOGAN, McGARRAH, MILTON, MORSE, PHILIPS, PYEBURN, REY- BURN. ROBERTS, ROYSTON, SHELL, THOMP- SON, HOWELL, TUCKER, VAUGHAN, WHIN- NERY and JOHN WILSON.

 The two Houses then went into election of Direct ors for the Branch at Batesvile-when the following gentlemen were eected

 Robert smith, J. J. Anthony, C. H. Pelham, J. II Egner. John Robinson, William Moore, John Mixer, Lawson Henderson, D. J. Chapman

 - McKrsIcK, Esq. was then elected President and the following gentlemen Directors of the Branch at Fay ettevile, Washington county:

 Wm. T. Laremore, Lodowick Brodie, James Byrn. side William Skelton, Alfred Wallace, John Henry Maurice Wright, Philemon Williams. Alfred Tender