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ators to the Congress of the United States. The census is to be completed by the sec oDd Monday of November, and the returns to be immediately made after the compile ton of the enumeration of the inhabi- tants.

 They passed acts extending the laws of Michigan to the country west of the Missis- sippi. which was annexed by congress to this territory, and organizing counties in that conntrv, as well as 9 new county io be called Milwaukie, east of that river.

 And they unanimously adopted resoIu- tions, declaratory of the right of the people of Michigan to the protection and privile- ges of q permanent State government. as soon as they ascertain that they have pop ulation ofsixty thousand souls; declaratorv of their just and rishtful claim to the boun- daries established in the ordinance of l767 and the acts of Congress passed in pur- suance of that ordinance, and calling upon the Stafe of Virginia to require from the government ot the United States faithful observance of tic provisions contained iii the ordinance, and the act ceding to the Un- ion the Territory northwest of the river Ohio.

 The Legislative Council merit the thanks of their constituents for the promptitude, intelligence and firmness, with which they have executed the purposes for which they were convened, and for the determination they have evinced to assert and maintain the rights, interests and liberties of the peo- pie whom they represent.