GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

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A Message was received from the Coun- eil; announcing the passage of the bill to create the Union Bank of Arkansas: which was ordered to lie on the table till lst Jan. next, by yeas and nays as follows:

 Yeas-Messrs. Dunn, Evans, Ellis, Fow- Ter, Howell, Henderson, Jarrett, Logan, Mathers, Morton, Moore, Magness, Ro- berts, Stallings, Shaw, Scruggs, Tripiett, Troy, Tennant, Walker of w., Ward, Whinnery and Mir. Speaker-23.

 .Naqs-Messrs. Cummins, Hill, HoI- man, Lee, Outlaw, Porter, Peel, Seay and Walker of Hempstead--9.

 A communication was received from John Pope, Ex-Governor of Arkansas, which was read and laid on the table.

 Petitions for dlyorces, from Sophia Dix on and Narcissa Jouett, were rejected.

 The committee on enrollments reported the following bills as correctly enrolled :: 4 memorial to increase the price of sur veying public lands to examine Little Red river to open road from Strong's, in St. Francis county, to Jackson, in Lawrence county; to grant floating claims to settlers on the sixteenth section; for road from Jackson in Lawrence county, by way of Bettis', on Black river, to the raft in St. Francis; an act calling convention to form a constitution preparatory to the admission of Arkansas into the Union.

 The committee on the Judiciary reported on certain divorce bills, which were rejected.

 The select committee to whom was re- ferred the bill 10 amend the attachment laws, reported that 1t was inexpedient to le- gislate upon the same at this late period of the session.

 A message was received from the Coun- cil, announcing the passage of the bill to di- vorce Richard c. and Ann L. Byrd; which was agreed to.

 Bills for the relief of John R. Dye and Green Orr, were read third time, and PASSED.

 The bill to divorce Lucinda A. Henly, was rejected.

 MT. Mathers moved to reconsider his vote on the bill to establish the seat of justice of Monroe county, which was agreed to.

 The bill to define the line between Inde- pendence and lizard counties, was rejected.

 The following bills were PASSED: An act to compel the county court of Crawford county to make allowances to certain per- sons to establish the county of Saline !; concerning runaway slaves.

 An act supplementary to the act to de- signate che boundaries of the county of Scott, was referred to a select committee.