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Col. Rector was withdrawn on the 5th bal lot, NIT. Williams on the 4th, Dr. Cooke, on the 9th, and Col. Childress on the 7th.

 And c. F. NJ. Noand having received a majority of all the votes, on the 7th ballot, was declared duly elected.

 safarday, Jan. 30.

 Mir. Lacy submitted resolution, authoriz- ing the Printer to the Convention to publish 10000 copies of the Constitution of Arkan- sas, and LOGO copies of the Journal of the Convention and directing tsiiise Secretary 10 circulate them among the several counties according to the relative population in each county-whleh resolution was amended, by inserting 5,O0o instead of lG, LOCO, and also by inserting 500 instead Of LOGO. Mir. Whinnery moved that the Constitution as read. be adopted, upon which the yeas aud nays were called for, and were Us fol- lows;

 Yeas-Messrs. Adams, Bates, Bean, Bis COG, Brown, Calvert, Clark of C., Clark of l. Conway, Cummns, Davies, Dick ifisofi :, Dsen- men, Drew, Elliott, Farrelly, Ferebee, Fow- Ter, Halbrook, Kelly, King, Lacy, Lafferty, Lee, Lowe, Manly Marshall, Martin, May, N'hean, MsLain Menefee, Murray, Ring gold, Robinson, Royston, Sanders. Scott, slavens, Smith, Strong, Walker of H., Wal- ker of M, Wilson ofL., Whinnery, Wright, and Mr. president-46.

 .N;sys--Siessrs. Ball, Boone, Mccamy, and Roane--i.

 So the Constitution was adopted.

 alr. Bean submitted the following resolu- tion, which was uaaaimoaSty adopted

 Resoiued, That the thanks of this Con vention be given to John Wilson, fnr the shia dyni d and :,,,a If sl m, he has discharged the duties devolving on him as President thereof.

 Mir. Wilson rose and addressed the Con- vention, as follows:

 ] Geat'emea---Deeply impressed, as am, with high sense of gratitude, not only for your selection of me to preside oyer the de liberations of this highly respectable body, but foT the unanimous resolution which you Ihave been pleased to adopt at the close Of the solemn duties which the people have bsen