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erred ihe resolution on tho subject reported bill nra yidng for the revision of the laws of the State os kansas; which was read and ordered to a second req d. ing.

 Mr. Hall obtained leave to introduce hil, reoula. ting the dutes of the clerks of the supreme court which was read and ordered 10 a second reading

 The bill, to regulate the office of Sheriff, was read third time and PASSED

 HOUSE OF kEPREsENTATI ATIvEs. Mr. Blaekemore, from the committee of ways and means, to whom the bill on the subject ofrevenue was referred fePefted as substitute, bill to provide for permanent system of revenue for the State of Arxan. sas; which Was twice read and committed.

 hif RoYston, from the committee on the iuJlciary. to whom was referred the bill, from tho Senate nroy; ding for holding special term of the supreme court reported the same with an amendment, which sas agreed 10; and the bill was then read third time and PASSED.

 Mir. Linton, from the select committee to whom wns referred the petition of John K. Taylor sheriff of Pu- las county, praying the allowance of certain charges, reported.

 Thatit appears to your committee, that John k. Tay. or sheriff oi Pulaski county, has expended large suns ot money h keeping prisoners, charged with capital offences n Pulaski and the other adjoining counties. for which, by the unsettled laws Of the land he has no adequate remedy and having examined the account of sad John A Taylor, we, the committee, beg leave to offer tho following resolution. viz

 Resoiped, &c. That John K. Taylor bo allowed tho oetH oi Wo HooSau uohafs to De pad him out oi any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated

 On motion of Mr. Fully, the resolution was stricken out and the report agreed To and then on motion o Mr. i1nton the subject, together with the papers, was referred 10 the committee on the judiciary.

 On moiion of Mir Davies message was transmit4 ted to the Senate requesting permission for the House to withdraw the bill 10 establish the Real Estate Bank of the State of Arkansas

 Mir. Toeson obtained leave to introduce bill pro. vdlng for the erection of public buildings, which passed to q second reading, and PASSED on Saturday.

 he bill, to establish the fieai Estate Dank oi tho State of Arkansas, having been withdrawn from hu Senate, the yoe of yesterday was reeonsidered.

 Some amendments were made, on motion Of hTf. Davies, when Mir. Smith moved 10 strike out that par. of section 2 which provides for ihe establishment of branches which was negatiyedz-yeas 10, nays 34.

 Mf. smith then moved 10 amend ibe 2d section, by inserting clause for the establishment of branch of the Real Estate Bank at the Post of Arkansas, with capital of $20009o and the privilege of increasing the same 10 S400,00O-which also negaiyed--yeas h. nays 29.

 The question then recurred tho final passage of the bill, and 1t PAssED--yeas 40, nays 4.

 The bill, from the Senate, 10 regulate the office of sheriff, passed to 2d reading, and read 2d time and referred on Saturday.

 Mir. Taafie obtained leave fo introduce tbl!. s,.,. plementafy to an act permanently to fix the seat of justice Tn Seyier county, and appointing trustees for tho same which was read three several times and PASS. ED.

 The bill, regulating the proceedings of the General Assembly ln certain cases read 2d and Sd times and PASSED