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ARKANSAS AND MIeHIGAN.-ln aaotnef column, we publish the remarks of Nr. llp'

 ton, in the Senate, on Friday week upon

 the subject of admitting the Terit9aes el Arkansas and Michigan into the UnIoni subject which Mir I. has evineed mlca anxiety to bring before the Senate, n ofdeI that they might, if possible, be adnplea this Session; but on account oi the sle@ opposition he has had to encounter, ne hS failed in this; but he seems detefninea' ! industry and perseverance can effect Il U carry bill through, which will enable 'nsa' ! to come into the Union at the next sssslea of Congress. The subject, we believe D to be taken up again, as soon as the n0eu' diary line between Michigan and 0hlo $ lN. ed; when we have no doubt the bl a'''iV, rizing them 10 form constitutions VIII pass by small majority-perhaps oi lnfee' ],

 The delegates from these Terltores sa;. as serve we'll of their constituents. iof 'usa .ha exertions to bring this subject Delole .ss .ss Senate. Col. AMBROSE fl. sEylhR' rs .,s delegate from Arkansas, notwiihslah1s,as sss the severe inaisposition under when llS a na' been laboring for some time, has been sa s;lt remitting in his exertions to have niS Y,a - acted upon. We feel deeply interested ap. .s. on the subject ourselves, and we hnoa - - anxiety of the people of the lerrllolssl ..tssllb They are both rapidly increasing n sTals sl1 rs. and population-and certainly are' lll aiI Tn. spects, worthy an admission into 'A' . ion Aa.,pr Mocbaalic.