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N 1Aa the Jeff arm for thirty days.

 Which was unanimously adopted, the Senate informed threol, their concurrence and their attendance al the funeral of the deceased, requested

 Mr. Doris offered

 Resoioed, That the members of this House, Tn body, attend the funeral of the deceased, at this Hall, at half past two o'clock, P. M', and that the House now adjourn for the purpose of making preparations for the occasion.

 On motion of Mr. Colins:-AIessrS. Col lins, Clark of Independence, Fowler, Bate man and Bertrand, were appointed com mittee to make arrangements for the funeral The resolution of Mir. Doris was then adopted, and the House stood adjourned FUNERAL OF THE HON. MORTIMER

 W, BALTIMORE.

 At half after , o'clock, the two Houses assembled at the Hall of the House 10 attend the funeral ceremonies.

 The corpse was conducted to the Hall, by the committee of arrangements, followed by a procession of citizens, and was placed in front of the Speakers Desk; when the Rev John farrell, after singing and prayer, deliy- cred very appropriate, solemn and affecting funeral discourse. In the conclusion of his address, he said he was well acquainted with the deceased, and knew him to be, in all re- spects, most excellent man, highly wor- thy member of the NJ F. Church, and that he had left his friends, by his course of life, every assurance that he had gonee to bet ter world than this.

 After prayer, by the Rev. Mir. Anderson, a procession was formed as follows:

 l. Committee of arrangements and Cler- gy.

 ?. Corpse and Pall-bearers.

 3. Governor and suite.

 4 Auditor, Treasurer, Secretary of State and Senate

 : House eof Representatives-C Citizens and strangers.

 In this order the deceased was conducted to the city burial ground, and decently in- tered

 The House did nothing more to-day.

 .Noyembcr 22d. No petitions this morning-some reports from committees, but none on subjects of great importance.

 Orders of the day. The bill to establish the county of Liberty, read a third time and passed

 The Bill for the relief of James Jackson Coroner of Benton CO, read third time and passed.

 The Bill making appropriation to pay Spe- cial Judges, read second and third time and passed.

 The Bill for the relief of Charles Sneed, was read third time and passed.

 The Bill 10 reduce the rate of interest and to prevent persons from involving themselves in debt, read third time and passed.

 The Bill to change the time of holding the Probate Courts of the State, was postponed indefinitely.

 The Bill to establish the seat of Justice in Poinsett county, read third time and pass ed.

 Mr. Clark of Independence offered the fol- lowing,

 T'Aereas, 1t has pleased an allwise Provl dence, to take from this body the IloN. MoR- TIMER ". BALTIMORE, and all funeral rights having been paid to his remains, therefore ReSolred, That the Clerk of this House be instructed to communicate to his bereaved widow copy of the proceedings of the Le- gislature on the sorrwful occasion.

 House adjourned