ADMISSION OF ARKANSAS.
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The following copy of the bill it passed, and has now become law;

 TpUBhIc.-No. 35.1

 AN ACT for the admission of the State of Arkansas into the Union and provide for the due execution of the

 laws of the United States within the same, and for other purposes.

 Whereas the people of the Territory of Arkansas did, the thirteth day of January the present year, by convention of delegates, called and assembled for that purpose form for themselves constitution and State Government, which constitution and state Government formed, IS republicans: andwhereas, the number of habtants within the said Territory exceeds ortyseven thousand hundred persons computed according to the rule prescribed by the constitution of the tinted States and the said have, ill their behalf ask ed the Congress of the United States admit the said Territory into the Union State, equal footing With the original States:

 Be enacted bg tte Senate and House of Representa- tpes of he Uied States of America n Congress assem- bled, That the State of Arkansas shall be one and IS hereby declared be of the United States of Amer- and admitted into the Union equal footing with the original States all respects whateyer and the said State shall consist of all the territory included within the following boundaries, wit beginning in the middle Of the main channel of the Mississippi river the parallel of thysx degrees north lattude running from thence west with the said parallel of attude to the Saint Fran CHS rver thence up the middle Of the main channel o said river the parallel of thirty six degrees thirty min utes norh from thence west to the southwest of the State of Mssouri and from thence be bounded the west to the north bank of Red river, by the lines de- scrbed Tn the first article of the treaty between the Uni ted States and the Cherokee nation of Indians west o the Mississippi made and concluded at the city of Wash ngton on the 26th day of May, the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and and 10 be bounded on the south side of Red river by the Mexican boundary line, to the State of Lousana thence east, with the Louisiana State line the middle of tine main channel of the Mississippi rver thence up middle the main channel of the said rver he thirty sixth de- gree of north latitude, the point of beginning.

 SEcs 9 find De trther enacted. that until the next general census shall be taken the said State shall be en- titled to one representative nthe House of Represents tives of the United States

 SECTION B. And De tt further enacted. that all the laws of the United States which locally napplcabe shall have the force and effect within the said State of Arkansas, elsewhere within the United States

 SECTION 4. 4nd De # fa,fhe, eaacted that the said State shall be judicial dstict and be called the Ark ansas dstrct and district court shall be held therein 10 consist ot one udge who shall reside in the said dis