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.o" wnicn uecIsion MT BAKER appealed, and decided by yeas and nays. Yeas S Nays l6. The question recurred on MT Dellet's motion, and carried. Yeas 41- Nays 30. MT Baker introduced joint me morial and resolutions of the General Assem- bly,, to the Congress of United States, on the subject of the tariff, which were severaly read, and which were, on motion of MT BA- KER, referred to committee of the whole House at 10 minutes after o'clock, P, M. The House then on motion of MT BAKER, resolved itself into a committee of the whole Hcnse on said memorials and resolutions, MT Oliver, of C.. in the chair, and after some time spent therein, MT ACKLEN moved that the committee rise, report progress, and ask leave to sit again on Monday, next which was granted.

 Bills receiUed from the Senate-which had been read three several times in that body, to wit: An att to provide for the admeasure- ment of work done to buildings in the city of Mobile, and for the appointment of measur- CTS; an act to repeal in part, and amend an act, to revise, consolidate and amend the se- veral acts in relation to Justices of the Peace and Constablcs, passed December 27, 1914; an act amendatory to the laws concerning di- vorce; an act for the punishment of attorneys

 

 cery for malpractice; an act, in part to re- peal an act, entitled an act to authorize the County Court of Dale county to sell certain public buildings therein named, approved December 8, 1880; all which said bills were severally read q first time and ordered to a second reading.

 Wrdnesday, Dec. 7.-Bills and joint re- solution of the following titles, were received from the Senate by MT Morton: an act to re- duce the salaries of the Judges of the Circuit Courts of this State in certain cases; an act supplementary to an act, entitled an act to au- thorise James Davis and associates to turn pike certain road therin named; joint rcso- lution in relation to the surviving officers and soldiers of the revolution;al which were read a first time and ordered to a second reading.

 Petitions hresented-By MT FAuLK, that of sundry citizens residing west of Alabama river, and east of the centre line of town ships 7, 8, g and 10, praying the passage of a law making the channel of the river Alaba- ma the line between Monroe and Clarke coun- tics; which was read and referred to the Re- presentatives of Monroe and Clarke counties: By MT ERWIN, the petition or recommenda- tion of the branch and deputy pilots of the outer and upper bar of Mobile bay, recom- mendng Russell H. Lewis, especially, as aPort Warden, which was read; and which, on motion of MT ERWIN, was laid on the ta- ble. Yeas S9-Navs 3O