 SENATE.
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Mr. Williamson, from the select committee to whom referred the bill, from the House of Representa. lives, to provide for the election of President and Vice President of the United States,n reported sub. sute for the original bill, which was adopted and read

 third time and PAssED and sent to the House of Rep- resentatves for concurrence in the amendment

 The resolution from the House of Representatives for the appointment of joint committee Education and University Lands, was concurred In, and Messfs Clark, lzard and Saunders appointed that committee.

 The resolution from the House of Representatives, for the appointment of joint committees to examine and report the condition of the Statehouse Court house and Jail fuuds and 10 examine the title to the lots on which the public buildings erected ta. ken up Mr Ferguson moved that 1t be concurred in, which motion aegatived.

 MT. Thornton then moved that the same subjects be referred to the committee the public buildings which was agreed to.

 The Senate repaired to the Representatives Hall. for the purpose of receiving the Governors Message, see proceedings of House of Representatives l, and after retiring to their Chamber 1000 copies of the Gov ernor's Message, and 500 copies of the Reports of the Auditor and Treasurer. accompanying the same ordered 10 be printed.

 HOUSE OF REFRESHMENTS. Mir. Smith, from the committee appointed to aseer. tain the price of public printing, submitted report MT. Byrd moved to lay 1t on the table. Ii was then OH motion of Mr. Fully, referred 10 select commit. tee, consisting of Messrs Fully Lttell, Lassatef, Thompson, Drennen, Smith, and Logan.

 Mr. Teeyault offered resolution, to proceed to the election of United States Senators, this day, at II O. clock; which, on motion of Mr. Royston, was laid on the table.

 Mir. Toleson offered resolution, that the Senate be invited to proceed immediately to the election of Judg es of the Supreme Court, which laid on the table.

 On motion of MT. Byrd it was

 Resoued, That the 17h section of the 9th article of the Constitution be construed as that no joint eso- iuon of the two Houses of this General Assemblyre qure the signature of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the President of the Senate, and Gov of the State, other than those which are to have the effect of law of said General Assembly, and that the Senate be respectfully asked to concur herein The Senate having been introduced into the Repre- sentatiyes' Hall, the Governor of the State of Arkan transmitted to both Houses of the General Assem- bly, thereof, by John J. Clendenin, Esq. his Private Secretary, the following Message: See lst page.

 One thousand five hundred copies of the Governors Message and 400 copies of the Reports of the Auditor and Treasurer, accompanying the same were ordered to be printed.

 On motion the House adjourned