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His Excellency the Governor, sn message informing the House that Tn \ quence of the many important isa'l1 the Appropriation Bill, together with q contained in many other bills subnllrI his approval this morning, he was sA1] give the Appropriation bill that ll which its importance demanded to,oasI therefore requested the indulgence ol ls| Houses until the usual hour of mesi3 tomorrow.

 Mir. Greenwood moved that the lOm| olution of the two Houses, agreeng VI journ sine die on to-day be rescnau that the adjournment take place on VI row.

 MT. Bertrand opposed the mot0n' gued against allowing the Governor u he asked to consider the approprlaaJ and said he wanted the House to without waiting for the Governor ~' the bill ;-that he was willing to 0S diem, rather than have the Les''a'D tinue in session another day.

 MT. Trapnall arose and made ", " sible reply. He said the approP's.,i Uni was a very miscellaneous one,1.J .J many important features thai \ sent to the Governor this mornlns' his request of one day to cons"a quite reasonable; that It was l'r coordinate branch of the gosss grant it, and that he had no aouI his colleague MT, Bertrand,l w0" as much al loosing his per diem a' Der of the House, if il were p' upon him, notwithstanding his the contrary. .lyl

 Mr. Bertrand called the ayes a% Mir. Greenwood's motion, and VI stood almost alone in the nesau'ss,

 The hill from the Senate, p'o'@ ..' acceptance of a house and io' TT l.illle Rock. from John liu't ,..., l charge of his liabilities as ,e's. urer, and setting apar, said h0a'. v z ecuuve mansion, was taken eP .Asl

 The House passed several esa" however oi great importance

 Adjourned.