GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF ARKANSAS.

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CENATE, DGc.

 The bill 10 be entitled {" an act declaring Little Red River navigableo was read Ed time and ordered to third reading on tomorrow.

 The bill to be entitled '' an act to change the time of holding elections in this State,' (Irom lst Monday in October till 1st Monday in August was read a 2d time; and on mo- ton of Mr. TrimBle, referred to select com mittee, consisting of Messrs. Gaines, Shaw, Pelham, and MeCamy

 The bill to be entitled ''an act to better designate the line between the counties of Crawford and Washington" was read 2d time; and on motion of Mir, Black, referred to the committee on counties and county lines.

 The bill to be entitled an act for the pro tecllon of leyees constructed along the banks ol rivers and other water courses within this State" was read third time and passed.

 4 message from the House of Representa- lives with bills

 The bill rom the House entitled san act to call in the scrip of Washington county0 was read a lst time and ordered to 2d read ing on tomorrow.

 The bill from the House "to incorporate the Spring Hill Female Academy' was read a first time. On motion of MT. Newton, the rules were suspended, the bill read 2d and Sd time and passed.

 The bill from the House entitled San act to amend the law concerning lien of mechan- ics" was read 1st time and ordered to a 2d reading tomorrow

 The bill from the House entitled "an act to amend an act entitled all act to prohibit the emigration and settlement of free negroes, or free persons of color into this Siate,' ap- proved 20th January, 1S43,'' was read first time and ordered to second reading on to- morrow.

 The resolution from the House instruct ing our Senators and requesting our Repre- sentative in Congress to usc their influence with the Postmaster General of the United States, to have the mail carried from Little Rock to Fulton, on Red River. tri-weekly in horse post coaches,' was read first time and ordered to second reading on tomorrow.

 Mir. Trimble, from the selec; committee to whom 1t was referred, reported back the bill to be entitled < an act authorizing the admin isirator of Benjamin Patton, deceased, to sell the real estate of said deceased,'' without amendment, and recommended its passage. The bill was then read third time and passed

 Mir. Newton introduced the following res oluiion:

 Resolred, That so much of the Governors message of the 20th November, as relates to the disposition and sale of the 50o,000 acre 