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HtSl utIle, ana ordered to a second readinO on Monday next

 On motion of MI. Fickin, the Senate ad- journed

 .November 25th.

 MT. Yell asked and obtained leave of ab- sence for MT. Newton, for an indefinite pe- riod.

 MT. Bean asked and obtained leave of ab- sence for MT. Yell, on account of indisposi- tlon ---

 Mir. Smith introduced aresoldtion to amend the Constitution under the head of 'EReye- nue." which was read and laid on the table for the present.

 Mir. Walker, from the select committee to whom was referred the blll to change the time of holding the Courts in the 4th Judicial Circuit, reported substitute for the original bill, which was read first time.

 On motion of Mir. Trimble, the rules were dispensed with, and the bill read a second time; when, on motion of Mr. McCamy, it was ordered to q third reading on to-mor- row.

 Mir. Nicely introduced bill to be entitled ''an act to distribute the proceeds of the sales ol the 500,000 acres of land donated to this State, to the several counties, for the purpose of Internal Improvement, within the same;" which was read first time and or dered to a second reading on tomorrow.

 The bill from the House entitled ''an act to establish the county of Liberty was read second time, and ordered to a third reading OH tomorrow.

 The bill from the House, to be entitled San actfor the relief of James Jackson, Cor time, and on motion of Mr. Walker, referred to select committe, consisting of Messrs. Walker, Shaw, and McGamy.

 The bill from the House to be entitled San act for the relief of Charles Sneed, late Sher- if of Carroll county,n was read a second time; and on motion of Mr. Mitchell, the rules were dispensed with and the bill read d third time, and passed.

 The bill entitled san act to repeal the 42d section of .an act to establish system of common schools,'n was read a second time, and on motion of Mir. Gaines, referred to the committee on Education.

 The bill to repeal "an act to regulate the sale of property on execution, approved the 23rd day of December, 1S40,0 was read third time, and on motion of Mr. Rose, re- iered to a select committee of seven.

 The bill to be entitled Gan act for the re- lief of Isaac N. Jackson, Sheriff of Seyier county" was read third time and passed.

 The resolutions introduced by Mr. Walker, declaring National Bank unconstitutional, and instructing our Senators in Congress, and requesting our Representative, to use every exertion in their power to prevent the estab- lishment of such an institution, were read q third time, and the question, ''shall the reso- lutions pass?n being put, Mir. Clark called for the ayes and nays. Ordered:

 Yeas-Messrs. Black, Ficklin, Gainer, Gaines, Hudson, Maxwell, McCamy, Mitch ell, McKean, Nicely, Reybun, Rose, Shaw, Smith, SteIl, Walker and Mr. President-l7.

 Nays-AIessrs. Bean, Clark, Pelham and Trlmble-l.

 So the resolutions werepassed.

 On motion of Mir. Fieklin, the several re- solutions proposing to amend the Constitu- ton of this State, were taken up, and order ed to be printed.

 Mr. Gaines introduced resolution, or sec ton to those already introduced, on the same subject, compelling the Judges of the Cir cult Courts to interchange Circuits and hold Courts for each other, and prescribing the mode establishing Circuits, which was read and ordered to be printed with the other re- solutions, proposing amendments to the Con- stiution.

 On motion of Mir. Trimble, 200 copies Toi the resolutions proposing to amend the Con- stitution, were ordered to be printed.

 Mr. Smith introduced resolution requi- ring the Secretary to furnish the House with D copies of all bills, reports, or resolutions ordered to be printed by the Senate, and that 100 copies be always printed: which was adopted.

 On motion of Mir. Trimble, the Senate ad- journed,

 HoUsE OF REFS, Nov 19.

 A number of petitions this morning, most ly on private and local subjects; among them, Mr. Bertrand presented a petition of citizens of Pulaski, demonstrating against division of the county, which was referred to selec committee, consisting of Mir. Fowler, and others.

 Mr. Fowler, from the Judiciary commit tee, reported back to the House, the bill tc be entitled ssAn act concerning Executors and the bill .sto facilitate the collection o dcbts,' as inexpedient, and recommendec

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