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" edHeSddYs tSepf. h. The Senate met pursuant 10 adjournment.

 The President announced the following standing committees:

 On Ways and Means-Messrs. Ringqold Smith, Mexican, Clark and Martin.

 Judiciary-Messrs. Ball, Brown, Izard, Hill and Thornton

 Mia-Messrs. Hill, Clark Brown, Martin and u}kendall.

 Elections-Messrs. McCamy, Thornton, Ferguson, Williamson and Saunders.

 Mir. Rinegold introduced resolution relative to the election of public printer, which will be found in the proceedings of the House.

 Mr. Ball offered the following in lieu thereof, which was rejected: See Royson's resolution, in the pro- ceedings of this days House.

 The question then recurring on the adoption of MT. hngsods resolutions the ayes and noes were required and stood as follows:

 Yeas--Alessrs. Clark, Ferguson, Hill, Izard, Kuy- kendal Martin, Mexican. Ringgold, Saunders and Smith-10.

 Nays Messfs. Bail Bail, Brown, SieGany, Thornton, Williamson and Mir President-6.

 So the resolution was adopted

 On motion of NIr Ringgold, it was

 Resolved, That joint committee be raised 10 con- sst of three on the part of he Senate and six on the part of the House. to consider all matters relating to Banking, and report by blll or otherwise.

 And Messrs. Ringgold Ferguson and McCamy were appointed that committee.

 i resolution previously offered by Mr. Rineeold, for classifying the Senator's was taken up and adopted. The Senators were then classified by lot. Those of the first class, who hold their seats for two years are .Messrs Bail Clark, Ferguson, Hill, Izard McCa- my, Roane and Thornton.

 0fthe second class. who hold their seats for four years,

 Messrs. Brown, Kuykenda, Martin, McKean, Ringgold, Saunders, Smith and Williamson.

 The Senate informed that the House had agreed 10 elect Secretary of State Thursday at 12 o'clock. The resolution was amended by substituting Saturday at 2 o'clock The House refused to agree 10 this amendment. The Senate refused to recede. The Senate were informed that the House had fixed o'clock F. M. this days and the message to that effect was laid on inc table.

 Messrs. Hill, Clark and Smith were appointed a committee to act in concurrence with Messrs. Boone, Dckenson and Swain, of the House, 10 prescribe the embems and devices for a great seal of the State.

 Messrs. Smith, Ferguson and McKean were ap- pointed a committee 10 examine the Auditors and Treasurer's books.

 And the Senate adjourned.

 HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE

 The House informed that the following resoIu- ton had passed the Senate, and the concurrence of the House asked therein: Resolved, That by joint vote of both Houses, we proceed 10 make choice of Public Printer on Satur- day next at o'clock, at which time scaled proposals may be handed in to the presiding officers of the Le- gsatiye body whose duty shall be open the same before the members of the House, and submit to their consideration the proposals of those wishing to be PCb c Printer, and grant to the making the lowest bid the same condition that bond and security be gI- ven by the parties for the faithful performance of the