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Assembly shall fix the ratio according to the { number of representatives.

 .nr Farrelly moved to amend the latter amendment, by striking out the folowing:-- taking for the Senatorial basis 1900 free White males, until the number of Senators Tor the State shall amount to thirty-three;'' upon which the yeas and nays were required and We're as follows:

 feas--.Tessrs. Biscoe, Boon, Calvert, Clark of O., Clark ofJ., Cummins, Davis, Elliott. Farrelly, Ferebee, Halbrook, Lacy, Leo. .Hanly, .uay, .hcKean, .IcLain, Rinogold. Roane, Scott, Strong, Walker of H., Wilson of L., Wright, and .Hr. President.-25. .Nays-.uessrs. Adams, Ball. Bean, Brown. Conway, Dickinson, Drennen, Drew. Fow- Ter, Kelly, King, Laferty, Lowe. Martin. .ncCamy, .Nensfee, .Hurray, Robinson. Rovs- ton, Saunders, Slavens, Smith, Walker of SY. and Hhinery-25.

 So the amendment was lost.

 sur. Fowler then renewed his motion to re- fer the report, together with the amendments, to select committee-whch was agreed to- and .Hessrs. Fowler, Clark of C., Clark of J., .hckean and Drew were appointed said com mittee.

 Tuesday, Jan. 26, 1886.

 Mir Fowler, from the Select Committee of yesterday, made his Report, of which the fol- lowing IS an abstract:

 Till 1s40, Washington is to have ? Sena- tors-Carroll, Searcy & izard, 1--indepen- dence d. Jackson, l--Lawrence S Randolph i--Johnson & Pope, 1-Crawford & Scott, --ConWay aS Van Buren, l--Pulasli, White N Saline, l--ilot Spring, Clark & Pike, -Hempstead e Lafayette, 1--Sevier & .Ml- fer, 1--Chicot x Union, 1--Arkansas S1 Jeff terSOn L. Rhil1ipc 2- 1 t.t. & Greene, l--Grittenden 8 .ti1ssissppi. l.

 Washington. $ esentatives--t:reene. Jackson, Searcy, Izard, Conway, Van Bu- ren, White, Saline, Hot Spring, Monroe, Un- ion, Clark, Jefferson, Scott Lafayette. .His- slssippis Miller, Sevier & Pike, l each- Lawrence, Randolph, Independence, Carroll. Johnson, Pope, Pulaski, St Francis, Phillips, Ghlcot, Arkansas, Hampstead 6s Crittenden, 2each--and Crawford, 3.

 The Senate to be divided by lot, at the first session, into two claSses, @ of the 1st and of the 2d). One half to go out every two years. Senate never to consist of loss than IT, nor more than B members H. of R. never less than 54, nor faore than 100. The Census to be taken i'll 1S3S-and at the next session of the General Assembly, the Senate and Il. oi k. to be apportioned according to the number oif flee white iii ilcs--ir the Sen ate, for every l500--in tho House, for ev- cry 500--until the number in the Senate reaches %, and in the House, i5-when they are to remain fixed until the State contains 500,0e0 inhabitants--then to be increased to the maximum.

 Which Report was adopted, yeas g, nays 22-one member being absent from sickness. [Read again, and finally adopted yester- day.l