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othVi Pat atPoSSS, to incorporate the town of Fayetteville; for the relief Of John R. Dye. for the relief of Green Orr; supplementary to the law concerning runaway slaves; a memorial for a road from the north west corner ofthe State of Missouri to Red river; for road from Helena to the Missouri line; to complete several roads; and to open n road from Fort Towson to near Pine Bluffs.

 The bill from the House for the redemp- ton of military bounty lands was read, and ordered to second reading.

 The memorial from the House, for road from Fort Smith to Paraclifta, was passed.

 The following bills from the House were lost

 To render certain officers incompatible; supplementary to the act to enable judgment creditors to collect their debts with more fa- cility.

 The resolution from the House, concern- ing the pay of the Secretaries, &c., was appended and returned to the House. / Mir. Moore offered a resolution piyinn 1 the trustees of the Baptist church fifty doi- l;i :. .i: use ..lh:sses hch; which; lies oiu day on the table,

 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

 Mir. Gummins offered Inc following reso. 1 lution

 Resotred, That so much of the Govern. or's message as relates 10 the Ten Section l fund, be referred to committee of this House, to act in conjunction with a similar committee of the Council, upon the same subject; and that the said committee be in- structed to receive any further communica- lions from his Excellency, Wm. S. Fulton; in relation to said fund, and report thereon.

 Resofced .fartlters that tho communication of his Exeellency, John Pope, late Govet- nor of Arkansas, us made few days since to this House, be referred to said joint com mittee, and that committee be instructed 10 receive any further communications from the late Governor, touching the Ten Sec ton fund, the Thousand Acre fund, the School fund and the Saline fund, a;iiiJI t;o e- anime any and all vouchers presented 10 them touching the disbursement and dispo. sihon of said several funds, and to report thereon.

 MT. Fowler moved to amend the above resolution, by striking out the second sec- ion; and called for tie yeas and nays ors inc amendment, which were as follows:

 Yeas-Messrs. Evans, Fowler, Mag ness, Roberts, Stallings, Walker of w. and Whnnery---7.

 .N'ays- Messrs. Cummins, Howell, Hill, Henderson, Holman, Jarratt Logan, Ma liners, Morton, Porter, Pee!, Tnplett, Troy, Tennant, Ward and MT. Speaker-17

 And the amendment was lost.

 The question was then taken on adopt- ing the resolution, and tho vote stood as fol- lows:

 Yeas--Messrs. Cummns, Ellis, Howell, Hill, Henderson, Holman, Jarratt, Lee, Logan, Mathers; Morton, Porter, Roberts, Triplett, Troy, Ward and Whinnery--l7.

 .Nays--Messrs. Evans, Fowler, Mag ness, stallings, Shaw, Tennant, Walker of W. and Whnnery--7.

 P. S. We have printed the above votes according to the journals. There must be two mistakes. In inc first vote, we pre- sumo Mr. Lee should be inserted in the nes gatve, 10 make up the l7--and in the last, we suppose Mf. Speaker should be substi- tuted for Whinnery, in the affirmative. Can the Times and Gazeitc explain these mistakes, too!

 On motion of MT. Triplett it was

 Resolued, That Vim. H. Dixon, James Wood, and Jesse McClendon, be appointed justices of the peace for Seyier county; and John Stouart and James 5. Newman, for Chicot county.

 The following bills and memorials pas sed

 An act for the relief of the administrator of 0. Y. Howell, decd; memorial for a road from Fort Smith to Paracliffa; an act authorizing tho building of toll bridge across Old River Bayou and Boggy; and an act 10 erect and establish the county of i Searcy; q memorial for canal to connect Bayou Bartholomew with the Mississippi; an act to locate the seat of justice of lizard county.

 A bill, to divorce certain persons, was committed to a select committee of Messrs. Mathers, Tennant and Cummins.

 MT. Roberts offered resolution for dis tributing copies the Digest to the clerks, sherifs and judges of the new counties, which was lost.

 A message was received from tho Gov ernor, which was laid on the table, by the following vote:

 Yeas-Messrs. Cnmmins, Ellis, Evans. Fowler, Howell, Henderson, Holman, Lee, Mathers, Morton, Magness, Porter, Stal- lings, Triplett, Troy, Walker of w., and Ward--I7.

 .Nays-Messrs. Hill, Logan. Roberts; Shaw, Tennant, Whinnery and MT. Speak cr-7.