IN SENATE-TH1rRsDAy Ian.
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IN OENATE-l HuRSDAY Jan. 13.

 Joint resolutions protesting against the es- tablishment of branch, or office of discount and deposite, of the Bank of the United States Tn the State of Alabama, were taken up. Mir HUBBARD offered the following amend. ment; .And De t further resolved, that in the opinion of this General Assembly, the loca- ton of an office of discount and deposite of the Bank of the United States at Mobile, was a violation of our rights as a sovereign and inde- pendent State; and that our Senators in Con gress be instructed, and our Representatives requested, to use their best exertions to cause the said office of discount and deposite of the United States Bank to be removed from the State of Alabama.

 MrANDERsoN called for the previous ques- tion. Mir PRESIDENT decided that the pre- vious question precluded debate on the main question, but that the propriety of putting the previous question was debatable. MrPERRY appealed to the Senate from this decision, and the question was put, Shall the decision of the chair be sustainede and lost. Yeas 5-Nays 15.

 Those who voted in the affirmative are, Mir President Conner, Garth Hogan Smith, Those who voted in the negative are,

 MT Abercrombe Hemphill Morton Anderson Hubbard Perry Crawford Irwin Pickett Dupuy Jackson Vining | Edmondson Meuiwether Walthall The question was then put, Shall the main question be now putt and lost. Yeas10-Nays11.

 Those who voted in the affirmative are, MrAbercrombe Conner Dupuy Jackson Perry

 Anderson Crawford Irwin Morton Walthall

 hose who voted in the negative are,

 MT President, Bridges, Edmondson, Garth, Hemp hill, Hogan, Hubbard Merrwether, Pickett Smith, Vining,

 | MT HOGAN moved to amend the amend ment offered by MT HUBBARD, by adding thereto the following words: ssafter the char ter of the Bank of the United States shall have expired;'' which was lost. Yeas 3-Nays 16. Those who voted in the affirmative are, Mir President Dupuy Merrwether