Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
House adjourned until 911S o'clock to-mor-

House adjourned until 9145 o'clock to-mor- row morning.
 Saturday. Jan. 29.
 House met.
 Prayer by the Chaplain. | Mir. Montgomery offered the following reso- lution:
 Rcsolued, That from and after the adoption of this resolution that this House hold even ing sessions, and take up the calendar upon the clerks table each day at 21a o'clock, until the same is disposed of and that this rule shall not be suspended except by majority vote of two thirds of the House. Read, and MT. Mitchell moved to amend it so as to require a unanimous vote of the House to suspend the rule. | The Speaker decided that the resolution be- ing to establish rule for the order of business in the House must live over one day under the rule.
 | Mr. Green, from the committee on the judi ciary, to whom was referred House bill No. l56, ito regulate the duties of assignees of proper ty for payments of debts," reported that the committee have considered the same and have instructed me to report the same back to the
  passage.
 | Read and received, and on motion of Mr. Stuart, was adopted. The amendments were then read and adopted, and the bill order ed to be engrossed and made the special order of the day for 1st February next. Mir. Green, from the same committed to whom was referred House bill Mo- 1O6 for the relief of Phannel " Lewis of Chicot coun- ty," reported that the committee have duly considered the same, and have directed me to report the same back to the House and recom- mend its passage. Adopted, and the bill read the third time and passed
 Mr. Green, from the same committee, to whom was referred House bill Mo- 24O, to aise jallor's fees," reported that the committee have considered the same, and have directed me to report 1t back to the House and recommend its rejection.
 Read and received, and Mir. Mcconnell mov- ed to reject the report of the committee, upon which motion the vote was taken and stood: yeas p, nays 27. So the report was not re- jected
 Mir. Edwards moved the adoption of the re. port, which did not prevail. So the report was not adopted. The bill was then amended, read the third time and passed.
 On motion of Mir. Mitchell, the House took a recess for 15 minutes to allow the hall to be put in order for the reception of the Senate, to go into the election of an "Auditor of public accounts and Treasurer for the State."
 At the expiration of which time, the House was called to order, and the clerk directed to inform the Senate that the House of Represen- tativeS was now ready to receive them in their hall.
 The Senate appeared in the hall of the House.
 Nominations for Auditor were announced to be in order
 Mir. Bunch nominated William R. Miller There was no other nomination. Mir. Miller received 67 votes in the House, and Billy Pat terson received one vote.
 In the Senate, Mir. Miller received p votes. making on joint vote, 99 votes for MT. Miller, RiNg Patterson one UOte.
 MT. Miller was announced duly elected Au- ditor Of Public accounts for the State of Arkan- saS, for and during the term of two years Nominations sor Treasurer were announced to be in order.
 MT. Redmond of the Senate, nominated John | Quindley.
 Mir. McCammon of the House, nominated John H. Crease Those members who voted for John Ouind- ley, are
 Messrs. Abbott, Barker, Beshoar, Brewster, Bunch, Bussey, Carlisle, Carroll, Childers, Cook, Farmer, Fitzpatrick, Ford, Gray, Green, Hays tieffington, Hill, Jacoway, Johnson of Desha kllgore, Macon, Murphy. Mccoy, McRae, Neal, Newton, Roberts, Robertson Saxon, Sha, yer, Thrower Vaughan, Veuable, Weir and Will ainS ...37 votes. In the Senate Quindley had. g votes oo'mo vote. ......... .4b Those members who voted for John H. Crease, are
 Messrs. Anderson of Phillips, Batchelor, Bateman, Baxter Couch, Craighead, Crawford, Doak, Duffie, Duval, Edwards, Garland, Cor. don, Hammond, Hemingway, Jeffrey, Lyles, Mitchell, Montgomery, Moss McCammon, Mo. Cornell, McKean, Pennington, Reynolds, Say age, Stuart, Wilson, West, and MT Speaker, oelh9 ......... 50 votes. In the Senate Mir. Crease had : IS votes. Mr. Quindley was announced duly elected State Treasury for the term of two years.
 The Senate returned to their chamber.
 On motion of Mir. Neal, the House adjourn ed until 9 o'clock Monday morning.