LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
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A memorial to connect the Bayou Bar tiloiomew with the Mississippi, was passed, end sent 10 the House for concurrence.

 The bill 10 establish tho county of Sear- cy, was further amended, and returned to the House.

 The bill, to locate the seat of justice of Izard county, was passed.

 Mir. Brown, from the joint committee, made report on the claws of Arkansas,' ? which was ordered to lie on the table.

 The following bills, from the II. of R., were passed:

 To alter the time of holding circuit courts; to amend the laws concerning pay of grand jurors; for the relief of J. H. Shannon; dmendatory to the road laws; for the relief of mechanics; concerning insolvent debt- ors; for the relief of C. P. Bertrand.

 On motion of Mr. WhittugtoDs the vote taken on Saturday, on the bill electing coun- ty treasnrers, was reconsidered, and the bill laid on inc table till the 1st Jan. next.

 A message was received from the Cover nor, tha; he had approved and signed the following bills and memorials:

 An act to designate the southern bound- ary line of the county of Johnson, and for