LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
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 The resolution of the Council, appointing several justices of the peace, was returned from the H. of R.-the House insisting on it's amendment to the samc-when the Coun- cil again insisted in its disagreement to the amendment, aid appointed Messrs. Whit tington, Elliott and Williamson, a commit tee of conference, to confer with such conf mttee as may be appointed by the H. of R. on the subject

 Mr. Ringgold, from the joint committee on the books of the Auditor and Treasurer, submitted report and resolution, [fbr which, see proceedings of H. of R. l which were adopted.

 Bills a'eiecied.-To regulate and define the duty of county surveyor; and 10 incor- porate the Presbyterian Church of Little Rock.

 Bills passed.-Regulating the militia ; to dissolve the bonds of matrimony between certain persons therein named for tho re- lief of Wm. D. Ferguson to divorce Man. cy Scott, late Nancy Dodge, from her hus- band George W. Scott; supplementary to an act passed at the present session to de- signate the southern boundaries of Scott county alnendutory to the laws now in force for the relief of paupers; to incorpo- rate the City of Little Rock to establish a place for holding courts in Mississippi and Saline counties; regulating the duties of sheriffs and clerks, and to increase the sala- ries of auditor and treasurer; to remove the county seat of Lawrence county.

 Leave of absence for the remainder of the session, was granted to Messrs. Bradley, Young, Smith, Bean, and Mills.

 Mr. McKean offered a resolution, which was adopted and sentto the H. of R. appoint ing Miller II. Dixon, James Wood, and Jesse McClendon, Justices of the Peace in Sevier county.

 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

 The following bills were read third time and PASSED: An act regulating judicial proceedings; farther regulating the times of holding circuit courts for the relief of John H. Shannon; to elect county trea- surers regulating the pay of grand jurors; providing for the redemption of military bounty lands authorizing J. Willard to build tolI-bridge across Bayou de Roach; authorizing Isaac Hughes to build toll- bridge across Big Piney Creek concern ing roads and highways.

 MT. Mathers, from the select committee