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in(eriorlmportanoe was transacted, ,wilen the proclamation of the Governor was received, issued in obedience to reso- lulion of the House, and to warn the cit izens of this State against the principles contained in the Presidents proclama- ton.

 After the reading of the Governors proclamation, Col. Preston introduced d resolution, requiring the Secretary of State, of this State, to forward copy fthe same 10 the President of the Un- ted States, zcih request hsat ne comn,se- nicdfe at 10 Ae Congress of he United States; which was adopted

 The report of the Committee ofFed- eral R claiions on the Presidents procia- nation, was taken up, and the resoIu- lions offered hy Col. Preston yesterday srere adopfed by tue usual vote.

 An oddifionairesoiutien was proposed by Mir. Preston, tte substance of which was, that the Presidents proclamation created the more surprise, on account of the fact, that the State of Georgia lad practised upon the theory of tlls State, as advanced in the ordinance of notification, even unto the shedding of blood, uthom incnvlng the Erecrtlre eensnue, and, as sit was generally thought, surh the appreciation Qf tte Presadent.- CARRIED.

 4 message was received from the Governor, inclosing a letter from Mir. Livingston, Secretary of State of the United States, covering the Presidents proclamation: which letter expressed desire that the proclamation of the President should be laid before the Le- gislature; all which was referred 10 the Committee on Federal Relations.

 F,aday Morning, Dee. q.

 Thetwoiioases finally adjourned this morning at five o'clock, having been in session all night. About midnight Com mittecs of Conference were appointed 0 the subject of the time and manner of taking the test oath, the two Houses differing as to the time. The result was, that the oath is to be taken when ever the civil and military officers, now in commissions, are called upon to dis charge any duty under the ordinance. All officers elected after the ist of Feb rnary, 10 take il at the time they take out commissions.