No. 45 S., A bill making parties to suit competent witnesses in certain cases, Was ordered engrossed and read a third time. No. 1 S., A bill to incorporate the Fond du Lac and Mississippi Rail Road. Was taken up, And on motion of Mr. Pinkney said bill was laid upon the table No. 50 S., A bill to make warrants issued by the Board of Public Works subsequent to the 17th day of April 1852 receivable in payment for lands belonging to the Improvement, Was taken up, And on motion of Mr. Stewart said bill was referred to a select. committee of three, consisting of Messrs. Stewart, Bashford and Boyee. In committee of the whole for the consideration of No. 81 S., A bill to appropriate to J. F. Birchard the sum therein named. No. 39 S., A bill to authorize the School Commissioner to loan a certain sum of money. No. 40 S., A bill to incorporate the Cemetery association of Whitewater. Mr. McLane in the chair, And after some time spent therein The committee arose, and reported back to the Senate said bill No. 81 S., Without amendment. And said bill No. 39 S.,. With amendment. And said bill No. 40 S., Without amendment. The amendments of the Committee of the whole to said bill No. 39 S., were concurred in, and the said bills were then severally ordered engrossed and read a third time. In committee of the whole for the consideration of No. 82 S., A bill to appropriate to J. C. Fairchild the sum of money therein named. No. 85 S., A bill to appropriate to Holt & Brown the sum of money therein named. No. 86 S., A bill to appropriate to D. Holt the sum of money therein named. Mr. Whittlesey in the chair, And after some time spent therein The committee arose and reported back to the Senate said bills Nos. 85, 82 and 86 S., Without amendment. And said bills were then severally ordered engrossed and read a third time. In the Committee of the Whole for the consideration of No. 137 S., A bill ot change the name of Nancy Crotzenberg. No. 75 S., A bill to incorporate the Waupacca Academy. No. 74 S., A bill to incorporate the Atlantic and Pacific Rail Road. Mr. Briggs in the Chair. And after sometime spent therein, The Committee arose, and reported back to the Senate all of said bills Without amendment. And said bills, Nos. 137 and 75 S., were severally ordered engrossed and read the third time. Said bill No. 74 S., Was referred to the Committee on Incorpoporations. In the Committee of the Whole for the consideration of No. 31 A., A bill to incorporate the Green Bay and Minesota Railroad Company. No. 106 A., A bill appropriating to Albert C. Ingham the sum therein named. No. 100 A., A bill authorizing the construction of a Free Bridge across the Milwaukee River, on or near the town-line between the towns of Grafton and Mequon, in the county of Washington. Mr. Miller in the Chair. And after sometime spent therein, The Committee arose and reported back to the Senate said bill No. 3 A., With amendment, And said bills Nos. 100 and 106 A., Without amendment. The amendments of the Committee of the Whole, to said bill No. 3 S., was concurred in. And all of said bills were then ordered to be read the third time. In Committee of the Whole for the consideration of No. 35 A., A bill to incorporate the Western Plank Road Company. No. 22 A., A bill to change the name of Edwin Clifford Roulette and Clara Alicia Roulette. Mr. Prentice in the Chair. And after sometime spent therein, The Committee arose and reported back to the Senate both of said bills, Without amendment. And said bills were then ordered to be read the third time. In Committee of the Whole for the consideration of No. 93 A., A bill in relation to the settlement of the estates of deceased persons. No. 57 A., A bill to authorize the appointment of a Court Commissioner at Berlin, in the county of Marquette. Mr. Wakeley in the Chair. And after sometime spent therein, The Committee arose and reported back to the Senate, both of said bills Without amendment. Said bill No. 93 A., was referred to the Committee on the Ju diciary. Said bill No. 57 A., was ordered to be read the third time. No. 109 A., A bill to amend an act entitled "An act to incorporate the village of Manitowoc in the county of Manitowoc. No. 114 A., A bill to appropriate to David McKee the sum therein named. Mr. Sterling in the chair, And after sometime spent therein, The committee arose, and by its chairman, reported back to the Senate both of said bills, Without amendment, Said bill No. 109 A., was ordered to be read the third time. Said bill No. 114 A., was referred to the Committee on Printing. Mr. Stewart moved to reconsider the vote by which was passed No. 104 S., A bill to incorporate the Wisconsin Central Railroad Company. Mr. Smith moved to lay said motion to reconsider upon the table, Which was agreed to. And the ayes and noes being called for Those who voted in the affirmative were, Messrs. Dunn, McLane, Miller, Reed, Smith, Squires, Wakeley and Whittlesey-8. Those who voted in the negative were Messrs. Bashford, Bovee, Briggs, Pinkney, Prentice, Stewart and Sterling-7. Mr. Miller moved that the printing of No. 145 S, a bill to appropriate to D. K. Tenney the sum therein named, Be dispensed with, Which was agreed to, Message from the Assembly by its Chief Clerk: Mr. PRESIDENT.-I am directed to present for your signature, acts of the following titles, which have been signed by the Speaker of the Assembly, to wit: An act to authorize John J. Cruikshank to construct and Maintain a canal at Grand Rapids, Wisconsin. An act to incorporate the Plymouth and Charleston Plank road Company. An act to fix the terms of the Circuit Court in the third Judicial Circuit. An act to organize the county of Shaunau. A memorial to the Postmaster General for increase of service on Mail Route No. 4616, An act to authorize the erection of a dam across the Milwaukee river in Milwaukee county. An act to incorporate the Marine, Fire and Life Insurance Co., of Wisconsin. An act appropriating to E. Schumacker the sum therein named. An act to amend the charter of the Beloit and Madison Railroad Company. I am also directed to inform you that, The Assembly has passed, No. 28 S, a bill to authorize the Racine and Raymond Plank road Company to relocate the route of its road, or some part thereof. No. 211 S, a bill to incorporate the Fond du Lac and Waukau Plank road Company. And, No. 58 S, a bill granting to Timothy Fanning the right to keep and maintain a ferry across the Mississippi river, Witnout amendment. And have also passed, No. 119 A, a bill to authorize the county of Brown to aid in the construction of certain Plank roads. No. 80 A, a bill to authorize the construction of a toll bridge across Fox River in the town of Moundville, Marquette county. No. 81 A, a bill to legalize the acts of joint School District in |