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.Nouember 20h.

 No petitions this morning, nor reports from standing committees.

 The resolution from the Sentate proposing to go into the election of ar Board of Edu- cation on to-day, at Il o'clock, was taken up.

 The House refused to concur, and the Senate was informed thereof.

 Mr. Bankhead introduced a resolution in- structink and requesting our delegates in Con- gress, to procure the establishment of tri- weekly mail from Washington, Hampstead county, through Spring Hill, Louisville in Lafayette county, and Shrieves Port in Lou isana, to Natchitoches in La Read first time.

 MT. Brown introduced bill 10 repeal the 39th section of the 4th chapter of the Re- vised Statutes.

 Mr. Marshall introduced a bill to amend the 80th section of the 4th chapter of the Revised Statutes.

 Mir Franks introduced bill for the re- lief of James NJ Holbert, Sheriff off St Fran cis county

 Mr. Sumner introduced bill for the re- lief of Sherias and Cofoners.

 Mr. Floyd introduced resolution upon the State Bonds

 Mir. Mccoy moved the appointment of a committee to ascertain the amount of money now due on the Bonds of the State, and that said committee report on the propriety of settling the interest due thereon, speedi- ly.

 Meessfs. Mccoy, Floyd, Lambert, Hays, and Simmons were appointed said commit- tee.

 The bill of the House to change the. time of holding the Circuit Courts of Jackson and Pulaski counties, was taken up, and the substitute proposed by the Senate, read; and on motion of Mr. Fowler, the House with held its assent to the substitute, and con ference being asked, Messrs. Fowler, Crom- we'll and Hall, were appointed on the part of the House.

 The orders of the day were next taken up,

 The bill, more eflectually to prevent the crime of adultery, Ste, was passed.

 The bill concerning the distribution ol the Decisions of the Supreme Court, was read a third time and passed

 The blll changing the tune ol collecting poll-taxes, was read third time and passed

 The House then took short recess, and on returning, the Senate appeared in the Hall of the House, and the regular message ol Governor DREW was read by Col. L. J REARDEN.

 The Senate having withdrawn,

 Mr. Fowler moved to have printed 40G0 copies of the Message. He said he consid- cred it an excellent document, and that il should certainly be placed in the hands ol the people.

 His motion was lost, and on motion ol Mr. Croft, 5000 copies were ordered.

 House adjourned.