GENERAL ASSEMBLY or ARKANSAS

SENATE, December 4th.
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SENATE, Uecentber 4M.

 MT. McCamy from a select committee. TO- ported bill to be entitled an act to amend to 3rd and Eth sections of the 10elb chan ter of the Revised Statutes.

 MT. Trimble from the committee on the l Judiciary, to whom was referred the bill to pc enttled an act concerning Guardians and Wards, reported the same back without anendnent' [,n and recommended its passage. ne pill was then read third time and pass ed f''~'

 MT. ell from the committee on the iudi- clary, to whom was referred bill to be en- titled an act to establish courts of chancerv. reported the same back unamended. obsery- Ing that the committee thought the bill should not pass, as they deemed it inexpe- dlent to establish courts of chancery at ore. sent, on account of the embarrassed condi- ton of the State

 On motion ol Mr. Newton, the bill was laid on the table until 1850.

 MT. Gaines from the committee on ways and means, to whom was referred the bill from the House, entitled an act for the re- lief ol Sam'l Adams, late Governor of Ar kansas, reported substitute for the bill. which was adopted, read third time, and passed.

 MT. Irwin, from the Select Committee to whom the matter had been referred, reported bill to be entitled ''an act supplementary to an act entitled san act to survey and mark the N orthern Boundary line of this State,n approved l2th January, 1S43."

 Mr. Irwin introduced bill for the relief of Wm k. Sebastian, Administrator of the es- tate of Joseph c. Dunn, deceasedn

 The resolution from the House, instruct- ing our Senators, and requesting our Reple- 1 sentative in Congress, to use their influence with the Post Master General, to have the mail carried from Little Rock to Fulton. on Red River, three times week in four horse coaches, was read a third time and passed.

 Mir Trimble moved that the President ap- point Standing Committee on Mail Routes. Messrs. Pelham, Trmble and McCamy were appointed.

 On motion, MT. Ficklin and Mr. McKean, were added to said Committee.

 The bill from the House 10 call in the scrip of Washington county was read a third time and passed.

 The bill to amend the law concerning the lien of Mechanics, was read third time and passed.

 The message from the House accompany ing the Senate's Resolution againsta Nation al Bank, was, on motion of Mir. Ficklin, ta- ken up and read with the amendments made thereto by the House, and the amendments concurred in

 On motion, the Senate adjourned