Dec. 3Oth.
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D6C. QUILL

 Mir. Mayors, from the Committee to whom was referred the communication of the Coy, ernor, containing the communication of the Secretary of War, in relation to retailing ar dent spirits to the Indians, reported a memo rial to Congress on the subject ,. Mir. Simmons, also from the same Com mlttee, reported by bill, to prohibit the sale oi splrltuous liquors to Indians, and to pre- vent the introduction of the same within the Indian country.

 MT. Mayors moved to reject the bill.

 Mir. Simmons demanded the ayes and nays, and the motion to reject was lost, by ayes 34, nays 34.

 MT. Dawdy, to whom was referred the bill concerning fre-hunting, reported the bill as mexpedlent, which was adopted.

 Mr. Clark of Independence, introduced a bill authorizing the Governor to appoint an Attorney for the Branch Bank at Batesvile. NIT. Collins introduced a bill concerning portion of lands.

 House adjourned until 3 o'clock, PM.

 Mir. Scott moved the printing of 1000 cop les oi the Act to provide for the sale, sc, of the oOO,OOO acres of land, and to establish a Land Office at Little Rock, for the purpoes to distribute among the people,--adopted

 MT. Hammond introduced bill for the relief of the members of this Legislature The bill proposed to give them S2 % per day for their services.

 MT. Culver moved to strike out ? and in- sert Alter some amusing discussion the olll I was laid on the table, by ayes 10, nays

 MT. Garner introduced bill to be entitled "An act supplementary 10 an act entitled an act to place the State Bank in liquidation.

 Orders of the day.

 The bill for the relief of Sam'l. Adams was taken uP, the SoGsie's amendment con cured in and the bill passed.

 The bill for the improvement of roads and highways in this State, and to place res ideni land holders on an equality with non. residents aad holders, was passed, by ayes i7, nays 2l.

 The hill lo amend the aet of lSl0, in re- laiiou 'o the sale of Seminary lands, was re- ierred te Select Committee, to fill the blank to the bill, fixing the place for locating the Seminary.

 The memorial le Congress, asking an ap. pToprlaliea le complete the road leading from Memphis la Iililr Reek and res.Ss...sh. was passed. The bill ta provide Ter sinking a sall well 