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On motion, the Senate proceeded to the election of President, and SAM. c. RoANE being nominated without opposition was declared duly elected.

 Mr. A. j. GREER was elected Secretary, without opposition.

 For the office of Assistant Secretary, JAs scuLL, Jun. and II. HARRELsoN were nominated. On these nominations the vote stood, ScUIL 9-HARRELsoN '.

 So JAMES ScULI, Jun. was declared duly elected Assistant Secretary 10 the Senate.

 For the office of Doorkeeper JOHN McILHANY and DAVID ;. JENKINS were northumberland the vote stood, MGILHANY 12--JENKlNs 3.

 80 JOHN McILHANY was declared duly elected Doorkeeper to the Senate

 And the several officers having taken their oaths of office.

 Alr. Brown, Mr. Hill and Mr. Izard were appointed a committee to wait on Governor Fulton, in concur renee with committee from the House, and inform nun mat the two houses had met and formed quorum and were ready to enter upon the discharge of their duties, and to receive any communication he might feel 1t his duty to make.

 On motion of Mr. Ball, it was

 Resolved, That the President appoint the following standing committees, viz: On tho Judciary--Ways and Means-Electons and Militia

 Messrs. Brown, Clark and Ringgold were appoint ea committee to report Rules and Regulations for the government of the Senate during the session.

 he Senate wer9 informed that the House had pass- Cd resolution fixing o'clock to-day as the hour for opening the election returns for Governor To which the senate, on motion of Mir. McCamy, refused to concur, and fixed 10 o'clock to morrow

 The Senate being then informed that the House d.sasreed 10 the said amendment, Mir. Ferguson moy- Cd to recede from the amendment, and on motion of MT. Thornton the whole was laid on inc table. And the Senate adjourned.