"WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov. 6
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oehale haFlng met, and journals read, mes sage from the House informing the Senate that the House had agreed to meet the Sen ate to-day at l2 o'clock, to open and count the votes for Governor, and requesting the Senate to concur. Senate concured, on mo- lion of Mr. Smith.

 blf. Gaines gave notice that, on Tuesday next, he would introduce a bill amendatory lol the estray laws, and also a blll 10 establish a system of common schools.

 On motion of }lr. Trimble, the resolution offered by Mr. Walker on yesterday, fixing the time of meeting at 10 o'clock. was taken up,

 Mir. Ficklm moved to insert 8 o'clock in- sead ol 10, and the resolution was adopted with lis amendment

 Mir. Hudson moved that 300 copies of the Governors message be printed for the use of the Senate.

 Nil. Ficlllin moved 10 add the reports of the Auditor, Secretary of State, and Treasur- er-which was accepted by the mover.

 Mir. Gaines moved to amend, by inserting 500 copies of the message and accompanying documents. The amendment was adopted

 

 Mir. Maxwell moved I resolution to 20 in- to the election of us. Senator, oil Thursday next.

 Mr.. Yell moved to lay it on the table.

 Mir. Maxwell asked leave 10 withdraw it, which was granted him

 The President laid before the Senate communication from the executive and inan- cial receiver of the Principal Bank of the State, in relation to debt of about S20,000 due said bank by the N. American Trust and Banking Company.

 After several motions, the communication was referred to select committee, consisting of Messrs. Smith and Ficalin, to act with a committee on the part of the House, in con siderng the matter

 Mir Fcklm offered resolutions, proposing to amend the Constitution of the State, in re- ference to the election and jurisdiction of