LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

IN SENATE
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Tuesday, Nov. I7.

 Mr. Me Camy, introduced resolution pro- posing snndry amendments so the constitu- Iion in relation to taxation and revenue.

 Mr. Pearce, from the committee on the judiciary. to whom vas referred the examIH- ation of the constitution, with instructions to report whether or not the present number of members of both houses of tue General Assembly, could not be euriailea withont an amendment of the constitution, reported that it was their opinion that such reduction could be made without any amendment of the constitution; and that the conssitatioa, so far from prohibiting a reduetiea of inc number of delegates, rather teiera.esi 1t. Read and adopted

 MT. Smith, from the committee on elec. tions, made a report accompanied by bill changing the mode of voting from pira u9ce to voting by baIloy which were read and the report adopted, and the bull ordered te be engrosscd for third reading oi to-morow. Mr. .Mdrccli, introduced an act 10 estab- Iish Inc eighth judicial circuit Read a first time.