24th COngress-fst Session.
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The bill for the admission of the Terri tory of Arkansas as State into the Union, was then on melton of Mir. Wright, taken up and read; and before any action was had upon 1t.

 Mir. Nauslain moved that the Senate ad- journ; which was decided in the negative years ', nays 27.

 Mr. White then moved to amend the bill as follows:

 Strike out from the word .'river," m the 10th line of the lst section, to the word z.Arkansas.' inclusive. in the l7lh line, and insert the following words: "lhe lines de- scribed in the frs, article of the treaty made between the United States and the Chero- kee nation of Indians west of the Mrssis- sippi, on the 26th day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and tweniy-eight."

 After some remarks from MT. Calhoun. Mir. Souihard, and Mir. Buchanan.

 Mr. King, of Alabama, moved that ihe Senate adjourn; which was negalived-- yeas Is, nays IS.

 The amendment of MT. WHITE was then unanimously adopted.

 After some observations from MT. Crit tenden and MT. Calhoun, touching the quali- hcations of voters, and few words in ex- Planation from Mr. Buchanan. the bill was ordered to be engrosscd Tor lhsrd reading and then. on motion of MT. Mangum, the Senate adjourned.