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 Resoiuc1, That so much of the Governors | Message as relates to the University of the State of A abama, and allowing compensation to the Trustees of the University, be referred to the committee on education. Rr8oipe(, That so much of the Governors | Message as relates to banking institutions, be | referred tothe committee on the State Bank. Resoiped. That so much of the Governor $ | Message asrelates to the Tariff, be referred to a select committee: whereupon, Messrs | Moffet, Oliver, of M. Augustus, Cook, Lane, and Fontaint were appointed said committee. ReSofucd, That so much of the Governors | Message as relates to internal improvement, | be referred to the committee on internal navi- gation.
 Re8oiUcd, That so much of the Governor s | Message as rt lates to the establishment of a separate Supreme Court, be referred to the judiciary committee.
 ReS,iued, That so much of the Governors Message as relates to the graduation ofpunish- ment for crime by law, be referred to the ju- dietary committee.
 ReSdUed, That so much of the Governors Message as relates to the State Capitol. be referred to the committee on the State Capi- tol.
 Resolved, That so much of the. Governors Message as relates to the public arms, be re- ferred to the military committee. Resoivtd, That so much of the Governors Message as relates to the four hund, ed thou sand acres of land granted this State for the purpose of internal improvement, be referred to the committee on lands appropriated for internal improvement.
 Resoiped, That so much of the Governors Message as relates to resolutions from the State of Massachusetts, from Delaware, from Louisiana, from Missouri, from Vermont, from Ohio, from Maine, and from N. Hamp- shire, be referred to select committee to consider and report thereon: whereupon, Messrs Baker, Dellet, Paul, M M'Kinley, Peete, Brodnax and Payne were appointed said committee.
 Resolved, That so much of the Governors Message as relates to Indian affairs, be refer red 10 the committee on Indians and Indian affairs.
 MT BAKER called up the Governors Mes sage, together with the accompanying docu- ments, in relation to the northeastern bounda- ry of the State of Maine, and of the United States. Mir BAKER roved that the resolu tons be referred to the select committe to which was referred sundry resolutions from ether States; which was carried.
 A message was received from his excellency Governor GAYLE, in relation to a slave which has been brought into the State from North Carolina for distributing seditious publications, accompanied with documents; which message and documents were, on motion of MT BAKER, referred to the judiciary committee.
 Florence Bridge Comhany.-Mr M'KIN- LEY called up the bill entitled an act to ncor- porate the Florence Bridge Company; which was carried. MT M'KINLEY then moved that the House disagree to the first amend ment made by the judiciary committee by striking out of the second section all after the word "corporation," in the eleventh line of that section; which was carried. MT M'KIN- LEY then moved that the House disagree to the second amendment by striking out the third and fourth sections; which was lost Yeas 28-Nays 41. The report was then con- cured in by the House, and the bill was or dered to be expressed for third reading.
 Orders of the day.-Engrossed bills of the following titles, to wit: an act to change the names of, and to render legitimate, certain persons therein named; an act to change the times of holding the County Courts of Clarke county, were severally read Sd and passed.
 The bill from the Senate entitled an act to attach portion of the county of Pike to Hen ry counry, was read second time, and on mo- tion of MT WARD, was referred to the Rep rcsentatives of Pike and Henry counties
 The bill from the Senate entitled an act to form new regiment in the county of Pickens, was read second time and referred to the military committee.
 The bill from the Senate, entitled an act to exempt from taxation the several oh, ,rches in the State of Alabama, dedicated to reli- gious worship, was read second time. MT MsKINLEY moved to amend it by striking out the words .'one half acre." to insert the words 'two acres;" which was carried. MT HUB- BARD moved to amend it by the following pro- viso: Provided always, that the lands ex- empted shall belong to, and be the property of citizens of the United States, and shall be used for the purposes of religious worship, and no other; which was carried. MT M'VAY moved that the bill lie on the table; which was lost MrTARRANT moved to amend Mir HuBBARD's amendment with the following words: ''except for the use of schools" MT M'KINLEY moved to amend Mir TARRANT's amepdment with the words, sand as burying | proinds attached to said churches" which