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the establishment of a certain election precinct Bt Mir ABERNATHY, that of Enoeh H. M'Nutt of Frank lin. praying authority to change the State Road run ming from Bainbrdge to Tuscaloosa: By Mir BRoD MAX, that of the executors of Allen Riley late of Au tauga county, praying law to sell certain lands By Mir CARROLL, the memopial of John Baird o Madison county: By Mir AUGUsTUs, the petition o the executors of M. Baldwin, decd. praying law to emancipate certain slave: By Mir ERWIN, that o Cornelius Rain, praying law to establish certain turnpike road.

 Accounts presented-By Mir TARTAR, that of Da. vid Frazier ialcr of St Clair: By Mir MoFFETT that of Matthew F. Raney, sheriff of Greene: By Mir LEA that of Geo. M. Palmer, jaer of Perry: By Mir LEA that of J. B. Nave, sheriff of said county By Mir RATHER, that of Cooly Whitney, of Morgan: By Mir LANE, those of Aaron Reddrs, laier of Lime stone: By Mir WARD, that of Wm. Irwin of Henry.

 MrDLLETT introduced joint memorial and reso- lutions of the General Assembly of Alabama to the Congress fhe United States on the subject of the tariff laws; which read, and on motion of Mir OLIVER of Conecuh, was made the special order of the day for Tuesday week next.

 A message was received from tho Senate by Mir Morton, asking the concenence of the House in d resolution to go into the election at 12 o'clock to- morrow. of two members of the Board of Internal Improvement, to fill the vacancies oceasioned by the resignation of the Hon. Charles Tate and Dr Pnytun King; which, on motion of Mir PAUL, wss laid on the table.

 Ordered, that Messrs hlusgrove, Gilbreath and Tarrant be added to the committee on Indians and Indian Affairs

 On motion of Mir M'KINLEY: Resolred, that so much of the Governors message as relates to the Bank of the United States be referred to select committee, with power to report memorial to the Congress of tho United States on that subject whereupon. Messrs M'Kney, Dillett, Oliver of Co., necuh, Peete and Erwin were appointed said committee.

 MT BAKER offered the following resolution: Re- sotred, that committee be appointed to be entitled a"Committee on the State of the Union and'he Re- public;'' which was lost.

 Mir SPEAKER laid before the House. the record and proceedings 1.-the Circuit Court of Limestone coun- ty, in the case of John R. Murphy against his wife Lucy for divorce Also the proceedings of Walker Circuit Court in the of Jackson Pate against his wife Mahaa, for divorce; which were read and referred to the proper committee.

 MT BAKER introduced a bill to be entitled an act to extend the jurisdiction ofthe State of Alabama over the territory according to the geographical bounda- res within the limits ofsaid State and for other pur- posss Also, act in relation to slaves and for other purposes; both of which were read and ordered to second reading tomorrow.

 Mir LANE introduced resolution, recommending ANDREW JAcKsoN's reelection to the Presidency of the United States; which was read.

 Mir PAUL moved that the resolution lie on the ta- ble, and that one hundred copies be printed for the use ofthe House. which was carried,