LEGISLATIVE.
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HoUsE OF REpREsENTATIvEs.-JA 10.

 MT DILLAHUNTY introduced joint resolu tions against the establishment of a Branch or office of discount and deposite of the Bank of the United States, in the State of Alabama, which was read, and is as follows:

 Joint Resolutions of the General Assembly of

 the State of Alabama protesting against the

 establishment of a Branch or office of Dis

 count and Deposite of the Bank of the Uni

 ted States, jn the State of Alabama.

 Whereas, it is believed that the President and Directors of the Bank of the United States, are desrous of establishing branch or office of discount and deposite of said Bank, at some point in the northern part of this State-And whereas, it is believed by this General Assembly, that the introduction of such an institution is calculated not only to prejudice the interest of our own State Bank, but also to injure the people at large, because a favored fezU would be enabled to control the operations of the institution so as to favor their own views and interest exclusively

 There fore De t resoived by the Senate and House Q / Representatives. of the State of .dia- bama i,l General Assembly conpened, That 1t would be regarded as fragrant violation of the rights of this State, for the President and Directors of the Bank of the United States or any person or persons in their behalf, to att tempt the establishment of a Branch or office of discount and deposite of said Bank, within the liraits of this State, unless requested so to do. by majority of the General Assembly, act ing in their legislative capacity.

 lind De it furtherresotved, That his excel lency the Governor, be requested to forward a copy of the foregoing preamble and resolu- tions to the President and Directors of the Bank of the United States; and also, copy of the same to our Senators in the Congress of the United States, nstructing them, if it should become necessary, to remonstrate against any such arbitrary procedure on the part of the said President and Directors.

 MT SAUNDERS moved to postpone the fur ther consideration thereof, and that it be made the special order of the day for to- morrcw, which was lost. Yeas 23--Nays 38.

 The yeas and nays being desired, those who