The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-13
(COntiaued from fourth poge.
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The Speaker announced the standing com mttees, as follows;
 On E(eciioas.-Messrs Dorriss, Mayors, Sumner, Riggs, Smith, and Russell.
 On H'dya altd yMsans--Messrs. Logan, Hammond, Collins, Owens, Garner, Scott and Brown ofScvier
 On Public Bui{diugs.-M Messrs. Bertrand, Berry, Parks, Baltimore, Foster and Olive. On Bafts.-Messrs Rust, IIightower, Fow- Ter, Duyal, Clark of independence, Burke, sutton, and Steel l On Edncatioa --Messrs. Strain, Bankhead, Booker, Culver, Brownof Johnson, Mccoy, Ward, Simpson, and Ffapnall
 On tbc .Nljiia.- Alessrs. Floyd, Hays. Miller. Dawdy, Hughes, Robertson, Wells, and StubheGeld
 On Earolimeats.-Messrs. Greenwood, Bertrand, and Culver,
 On Counties aud County Liaes-Messrs. Croll, Gray, Harden, Alison, Hall, aud Hodges. OAAie .aRlitor'S and 1reasmey2s BookS.- Messrs. Wilson of Washington, Blakemore, Clark of Carroll, Baltimore, and Physic.
 OaHe J1diciqry-A Caldwell. Fow- Ter, Greenwood, llightoNer, Sutton, Floyd, Lambert, Strain, and Dorriss. On OaAgricaifye.--Alessrs. Marshall, Black well, Birnev, Cross, Cromwell, Cock, Clark of Green, Franks, and Hubbard
 On CtdiQls.-3leasrs. Sutton, Wilson of Johnson, Sanders, Smith, and Brown of Se- vier
 Or Internal Impropemens-Dlessrs.T Trap nall, Culver, BlingsIey, Caldwell, and Bal- timore.
 Mr. Qawdy moved the reference of so much of the Governors message as relerrcdto the l public lands, to a joint commiltee-which was ordered 10 lay on the table until to-mor- TOW.
 MT. Collins, from the committee on Rules, reported the Rules of the session of l842. with slight amendments-adoptet, and on motion of Mir Bertrand, 200 copies ordered 10 he printed.
 The resolution q Mr Rust on public print ing, was taken up and read
 AIr. Croft oflared, that the House elect q public printer, and limit his pay to the estab- lished prices, atnohg printers, for similar ser vices.
 Mir. Bertrand demanded the ayes and noes on the substitute-lhe vote was, ayes 35, noes 36-lost
 The motion recurring on the adoption of the original, and Mf. Collins calling for the ayes and noes, it was adopted by ayes 43, noes 28
 Mr. Speaker appointed Messrs Rust, Floyd and Dnyal committee 10 receive proposals for public printing.
 The resolution of Mir. Bankhead. proposing 10 bring on the election of U. s. Senator on Saturday at II o'clock, was taken up and adopted, and the Senate informed thereof.
 Message from the Senate informing the House that they had fixed on Monday next l2 o'clock, as the time for going into the election of the Circuit Judges and Prosecu- ting Attorneys.
 On nmoion of bIr. Bertrand, the House con- cured, and the Senate informed thereof.
 Mg. Greenwood moved the appointment of a committee oi. five, to inquire into the pro- priety of reducing salaries.
 Mir. Duyal moved to amend, by inserting the word igtpfopriety, instead of proprietg.
 On motion of MT. Blackwell, the resolution and amendment were laid on the table
 6lf. Fowler presenleda petition from sum dry citizens of Pulaski county, praying for the establishment of new county Refer rel to select committee. consisting of Mir Fowler and others
 Mir. Floyd moved the appointment of q committee 10 enquire into the expediency of instructing our Senators and requesting cur Representative il Congress to use all their influence and power for tue immediate en- nexation of Texas--alopted and Messrs. Floyd, Greenwood, BIakemore, Scott, and Marshall, appointed the committee.
 hlr. Dankhead gave notice that, on Thurs fiav ha ,voutd in1@Cdacaa a nifI r., oban,,o the time ofbolding onr State elections.
 hlr. Bertrand introduced petition from ei- tizens of Little Rock and Pulaski county, asking the incorporation of company for the purpose of erecting bridge across the Arkansas river at Little Rock. Which was referred to select committee, consisting of Messrs. Bertrand, Frapnall, Booker, Physic and Rust.
 MT. Baltimore gave notice that, on We'd nesday next, he would introduce Bill con f cerning administrators.
 Message from the Senate informing the House tiatthey had concurred in the resola- ton of Inc House fixing the time of going into the election of U. $. Senator. Mir. Bertrand introduced Bill to punish Cmbezzlement
 Mir Harden moved to instruct the comn,it- tee on the judiciary to inquire into the expe- diency of passing all act limiting the charges of Doctors-which was lost.
 Mir. Clark ofIndependence moved that said committee enquire into the expediency of regulating, by law, the mileage of doctors.
 Mr. Rust movedto add ssgraduated'' before the word doctors-accepted-and the reso- luiion as amended voted down.
 Mr Greenwood gave notice that he would, [ on Tuesday next. introduce a Bill for the re- lief of the coroner of Benton county. fl House then adjourned
 FRIDAY, Nov 8.
 The rules being suspended for the purpose, Mir Rust moved 10 rescind the resolution to go into the Senatorial election on Saturday, and to bring il on to-day at } o'clock. After some remarks by Messrs, Greenwood, Floyd, and Rust, the motion was adopted,