The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-26

mAJOtHy ot eHat Vusess und was engitlea 10 htn seat. The report wss adopted.
 Mir Caldwell from the eommistss oa EAneasioa recommended ihe passage of biH !of lhe relief Uf the Hon. K. " JoAason--whieh was passed.
 Also bill to amend sec g, chap H5, of fhe Digest with amendments, which. on motion of Sir Morton was laid on the table until to-mOsrOw.
 Mr Tsppan from the Judiciary committee Fecom- meBded bill 10 change the name of Harriet A. R. Frailey, which was passed
 Mir Caldwell from the committee on Edncaiion reported that under exssnG laws the pfsyes Of JSo. Wood and others could not be graased.
 On motion of Mr. Tsbbetts the petition was laid on the table iili to-moFtow.
 Mr TrapRaii iFom he Judiciary committee Fepor- tel the amendments to the ccnstituiSoO proposed at the present session--And recommended theis Tejec- iion the report adopted also. the bill 10 repeat sec n. chap l59 Digest.
 The biIi was read 3d time and pa. upon its 60al rassage. MT Ssddier called tos ihs ayes and noes. The biu was rejected. ayes g. noes @.
 A message was received from the Governor con- taLing statement of the delaeAiioas, and eteial misconduct of Abner F.. Thornton.
 On motion of Mr. PieslOn t was TeGeEIed to the committee on Bsnks.
 The act to amend the sosh chap of Digest. under the head of Guardian and Ward; was passed.
 Mir TTapnaI from the Judiciary committee re- commended the rejection Of the Senate biil 10 ex- empt Washington and Pulaski counties frosn the operation Of the law essabishibg mesAty yusticss' courts. Report adopted and the bill IeJeeted.
 bill for the relief of Jno. W. Fullerton Of Hot Spring oounTy vas passed.
 On inntios of Ms Melroy, instructions were adoP- ted foF our delegation in Congress 10 procure two horse post coach msil from Little Rock so Pocahon- tas, ria BaiesyilIe, Smithville and Jackson.
 Mir. Farmer introduced bilt for the relief of Jesse Bsssheass snd Daniel B. Morris; which wss. on motion of Mr Blssham, referred 10 select com- tnSff nd
 Mr Sevier introduced bill concerning the treat ment of slaves, referred 10 select committee. Mes SITS. Sevier, Lstferty, Wills, Baily snd Kinsworhy.
 On motion Of Mir. Sissel bili was passed ios the benefit of Andrew J. Rohefts.
 On motion of Mr Mitchell the Judiciary eommit- tee instructed 10 report biIi fixing the Con- gressionsl elections, and ali State elections on the same day.
 On motion of Mir Emerson the committee on memorials were instructed 10 prepare memorial 10 Congress for the erection of national Hospital at the Hot Springs.
 On motion Of Mir Fouesse instructions were adopted to our deIegation at Congress, 10 procure graduation of The price oi Psbiic lands to 50 cens per acre, to be sold in quantities not less than 20 acres.
 On motion of Ms Dodd the committee on public lands ustraetedto make certain enquiiies con- eerning h. SAlt Springs.
 Mir. Wills introduced bill 10 allow additional
  Messrs Wills Bak. ard Lsffetty
 On motion of Mr Singleton the orders of the day were taken np.
 On r.o,ion of MT Bailey the bill to change the time ot he Circuit court of Jefferson, and other counties, was recomnitted 10 a committee, Messrs. Bailey, James, Rogers, Singietoa and Eaton.
 The second amendment proposed Co the eonsiitu- lionwas reads first iime. It was rejected, ayes 8, no,s 10.
 The first proposed amendment was read second time; and. adopte'i. ayes 66. noes {.
 House biil 10 exempt Independence county, from he operation of the law concerning the summoning of petIt-juries, read second time.
 On motion of Mr Rossoa lizard ceuEiy" was added.
 On motion of Mir Wills $ Saline county |" was added.
 On motion of Mir Cline the bill and amendments were lad on the table till to- morrow.
 On motion of Mir G;ilIDeT, House adjourned.
 WEDSEsDAY, November %. HousE The committee on Ways and Means re- ported, through Mir Fletcher fsvorably the bli for Inc relief Os the Sheriff of Jackson county.
 Mir BillingsIy introduced bill for the relief of lessee Mooney, late Sheriff of Marion county. The bill was amended and pat upon it's passage. and passed.
  correctly enrolled. certain bills.
 Mir Caldwell, from the committee on education, To whom was referred the bill to reduce the price of the 18th section of school lands, reported the same unfavorably. A further bill cf the same character was reported by Mir Caldwell, chairman.
 The report adopted
 Mir rrapnalI reported from the judiciary commit. lee, bill to amend an act dividing the State into judicial circuits, with an amendment. which was agreed to and the bill ordered to be sngrossed and made tho order of the day for Monday next.
 Mir Trapnall, from the committee on judiciary. reported favorably bill entitled an act preventing speeulstions in donation lands.
 The committee proposed to amend by striking out the e,h section of the bill. The amendment was mad
 Mr Miller moved to strike out the section hich required the purchaser to swear his o~ children. The amendment was lost. The bill was put upon it's final passage and carried as amended.
 Mir rrapnal reported untavorably bill concern ing frae negroes aud mulaitoes, and requiring them To quit tue State.
 MT sadder objected to the language in which the bill was presented.
 Mir Embree, in some remarks, opposed the bill. Mir Morton thought such bill necessary for the protection of the State against influx of free negroes from other States, but il required some amendme nt he moved that it be made the order of he day for tomorrow.
 Mir Miller objected 10 the bill In his usual rich style. He said;
 am opposed to the bill for several reasons.- This bill, sir, provides for compelling all free yroes and muat,oes to leave this State. and at the 'ame time makes no Prsvision for where or to xha. place said negroes shall remove. Now. sir, he consequences of law of this kind will pc to force these unfortunate creatures on the people of our sister States when the most of these States have passed laws prohibiting the migration 'f free negroes within their limits except under certain restrictions aud penalties. Now, sir, would this be justice, would thi. be