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On motion Of Mr.. Smith, the bill TO call
in the scrip of Crawford county, was re-.
ierfed to the committee on the judiciary,
with instructions to report general law on
the subject.


Saturday, Nov. IL.


MIR, NsHioq, presenleda a memorial from
the "Aeehanies Association OF Little Rock,
asking. that the Penilenliary system may
be 50 changed that the labor OF the conyicts
may not comm in competition with the me.
ehanIeal labor of the city, aud suggesting
the pr1prielY Of directing the convict labor
10 The manufacture Of lagging and Rope.


IL. Gaiafs, presented The memorial OF
d. II. Bingham, asking that the act in.
cooperating the Little Rock Bridge Com.
panY, may ba 50 amended as to give the
company the privilege of erecting bridges
over the rivers 81. Francis and Red. Re
Ierfel IN select committee, consisting Of
hessrs. Gaines, PainleEler aud Newton.


hf. Merton. presented the memorial Of
William l.. Woodruff late Treasurer Of the
Stale, praying Tor relief which was re.
ieffed 10 the committee on claius, consist.
ins Of hessfs. Pierce, Mitchell and Stell.


The biil from the House, entitled an act
Ia incorporate the town Of Afkadephia.
was taken up aud read third time aud
passtd.


Monday Nov. 10.


ilf. SAai, offered resolution instruct.
ing the committee on appoHionments to
fepnfl luf the new appoHionment of the
slale. On the basis OF Is members for the
Senate aud 81 ior the House, which was
iead. and m motion Of Mr. Saith, was laid
IN lhn lahls for the present.


Mr. h4aitea, from the committee on
counties and county lines, 10 whom was re-.
isHei lie ael 10 establish the county OF
PaiIIr, repaired in favor Of the bill, which
wa read a lhifd lime aud paael.


hf. PearaH. introduced bill entitled an
ael 10 establish Medical Boards in the
49, 49,. 2. ..........ss 'h=h wts rad first
tine, aad onlefed 10 second reading on
talaonuN.


Tuesday, Nov. II.


Mr. NtCaHH introduced a resolution
proposing sundfy amendments 10 the con.
siilali1n IN relation to taxation and revenue.
Mr. Pedrce, from the committees on the
judiciary, 10 whom was referred the ex.
animation nt the constitution, with instruc.
lions 10 report whether or not the present
number ul members VI both houses Of the
General Assembly, could not be curiailcd
without an amendment OF the constitution,
reported that II was their opinion that such
reduction could be made without, any amend.
menI OF the constitutions; and that the con.
siillllon, so far from prohibiting u reduction
OF lbe number ol delegates, rather loleraies
it. Read and adopted.


Mr.. Smith, from the committee ON elcc.
tions, made report accompanied by bill
changing the mode OF voting from rird roce
10 voting 10y ballot; which were read and
the report adopted, and the bill ordered to
be ensrosscd Tor lhild reading on to.
morrow.


Mr.. MlrrtH, introduced an act to es.
tablish The eighth Judicial circuit. Read
first time.