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at the present pay of S3 per day, the poor cannot afford to come 10 inc Legislature; P3 day will not pay any man to come here, but $54 day will pay any man. And' sir at the present pay, if there are talents among the poor, they can never be exercised ln the Legislature, and the consequence will be that the interest of the poor will not be represent ed here ;--the rich alone are able to come to the Legislature with the present pay, and they alone will be represented, while the ln- terest of the poor is entirely neglected. And, MT. President, those who propose not giving the law makers fair compensation for their services, are advocating principle which tends to the downfall of all governments

 Mir. McCamy having resumed his seat, the bill, on motion of Mir Fcklin, was laid on the table till the year 1860, by vote of 20 yeas to nays.

 The bill 'concerning Reports of the Su- preme Court,n was read second time; and on motion of Mir. Gamer, referred to select committee, consisting of Messrs. Gainer, IT, yin and Bean

 The bill "declaring the Buffalo Fork oi White river . nayigable stroam,o was read a tllEu Liue au0 pdSseIl'

 The bill to ,ssecure the property of mar ried women," was read a second time, and on motion of AIr, Newton, referred to the committee on the judiciary. Mr. Walker introduced 0 resolution "ln- structing tho committee on memorials to ln- quire into the propriety of instructing our Senators and requesting our Representative in Congress to use their influence with Con- gress to establish and organize Territorial Government over Oregon, and provide sut- ticient military force for the maintenance of the same"

 Which resolution, on motion of Mir. Black, was adopted.

 MT. Nicely, from the select committee to whom was referred the bill "lor the relief of O. w Adams, late sheriff of Poinsett county,'' reported the same back with an amendment, which was adopted and the bill, as amended, read third time and passed.

 The bill from the Housse "to authorize James ". McClnng and Maclomb Mcleod to sell real estate,o was read first time.

 The bill from the House ito incorporate the Little Rock Bidge Company" was read first and second time and referred to se- lect committee, consisting of Messrs. New ton, Fickln, McCamy, Hudson and Nicely.

 The bill from the House ''for the punish ment of endorsement" was passed by vote of l2 to 10.

 The resolution from the House coucern- ing the 72i section of seminary lands was passed by vote of l2 to II.

 Onmotion of Mr. Mitchell, the Senate ad- journed.