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visions of the bill before the Senate. providing for revision of the laws of he slate The present committee on enrolments were dis charged from fart Ter duty, and Messrs. Smith and Brown appointed in their stead. Mir. Ferguson introduced bill to establish 9be of. lice oi Attorney General, which was ordered to a se2 cond reading

 Mf. Clark introduced bill to authorize Wm D. Ferguson 10 build bridge across the Bhck-6sb lake. winch was ordered to second reading.

 r' Stnlth introduced bill, entitled an act for the introduction of slaves in this sate and police regala- tons concerning them," which was ordered to a se- cond reading.

 ihe Senate, n committee of the whole had under consideration, he bill to incorporate the Bank of the otaie ot Afkansas. and reported the same with amend nents, which were adopted On motion of Mr. Fer. g'ison' the bill was read third time, and passed On the question ihe vote stood

 .4yes hessrs. Ball, Gllrl, Fergison Hill, Izafd, MeGamy, MeKeau, McLain Ringeod, Smith, saun- ders, Thornton, and WiIlianson-l3

 .Vays- Messrs. Brown, Kuykenda and MT. Pre- sidenI--3

 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

 4he committee to whom was referred inc bill con cernhg the removal oi judicial off ers by address, re- ported that tie constitution contained sufficient provis lonS tor the purpose and recommended that the bill be indefinitely postponed-- which report was agreed !e

 The Speaker presented letter to the House, from Messfs. DeBaun and Thorn, addressed 10 the presid- ing officers of the two houses, requesting the accept anee by hem on the part of the slate of an American hlg. On motion, ii resolved, that the thanks of the two houses, were due Messrs. DeBann & Thorn and that salute of twenty-six guns be fired on the occasion o its reception and the resolution was sent to the Senate for concurrence.

 Ihe bill creating ihe Real Estate Bank the State of Arkansas, was received from the Senate, with an amendment which read d second and third times and agreed to.

 bill to regulate the fees of Justices of the peace, was indefinitely postponed.

 memorial to Congress, for pre-emption law in favor of bona tide settlers, was read third time and passed.

 The bill from the Senate, to regulate the duties of clerks, was read third time and passed.