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,rav,gant in their appropriations, and now they
occupy the other extreme.


Another veto mes age was received from the
Governor vioing bill proposing 10 ehfanrhse
n oiIizcn of Noxrb'e county, who had been dis.
ffnnebi cl under the law, by Violating he gallon
law, so called. This veto met with much oppo
sition in the House.


The eommilee OF conference, comp posed Of a
committee from each branch Of the Legislature, to
whom had been referred the bill TO Pun the Union
Bank 10 liquidation, &C., reported bill contain.
ing portion OF the provisions Of The Senate and
House bills upon the same subject. The report
was received and adopted without discussion, lho'
t was cvldently very defective bill.


In the Senate, most Of tie business was of a
local nature.


A message was received fom the Governor,
cioing The bill for The benefit Of the stockholders
Of the Real Estate Banking Company of Kinds
county, which veto was sustained.


The ebill 10 put the Union Bank in liquidation
which had been reported by the committee o.
conference and passed by The house,was taken mp
and after fierce and lengthy discussion lost. Sc
the Union Bank remains in stdlu qGo.


The general appropriation bill was taken up
and alter much discussion was adopted with al
the items therein contained, except lhe extra vi
lowance' for the uuder Clerks of both Houses
which was also rejectelhy the House ultimately
The extra allowance for each Of the princpa
! Clerks ia $l93


Both Houses adjourned sine die, at ? O'Clock
on Sunday morningast.