Henry M. Munson to be circuit court commissioner for the county of Eaton, for the legal term.

JNO. S. BARRY.

A majority of the Senate having so directed, the nominations were taken up for consideration in gross, considered, and the same were advised and consented to by the following vote:

IN EXECUTIVE SESSION,

Lansing, Thursday, June 26, 1851

The President pro tempore being in the chair, announced the fol

lowing communication:

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Lansing, June 26, 1851.

To the Senate:

I hereby nominate William T. Young and David A. A. Ensworth to be circuit court commissioners for Wayne county;

John Slack, Alexander Downey and John T. Raynor to be notaries public for Oakland county;

Edward N. LaCroix, Sylvester Larned and Charles Wilcox to be notaries public for Wayne county;

A. Bryan Hollister to be notary public for Cass county;
Theodous D. Green to be notary public for Eaton county.

JOHN S. BARRY

A majority of the Senate having so directed, the nominations were taken up for consideration, considered in gross, and advised and consented to by the following vote:

The President pro tempore being in the chair, announced the fol

lowing message:

To the Senate:

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Lansing, June 28, 1851.

I hereby nominate Nathaniel A. Balch to be circuit court commissioner for the county of Kalamazoo;

Charles J. Fox, of Ingham county, to be State librarian; John Nichols to be notary public for St. Joseph county; Samuel G. Watson to be notary public for Wayne county; Henry Selby to be circuit court commissioner for the county of Mackinac.

JNO. S. BARRY.

A majority of the Senate having so directed, the nominations were taken up for consideration, and advised and consented to by the fol

I hereby nominate Jonathan P. King to be county judge of Mack-> inaw county, until the first day of January next, in place ɔf Samuel Abbott, deceased.

JNO. 8. BARRY.

On motion, the nomination was taken up for consideration, and advised and consented to by the following vote:

HOUSE JOURNAL.

EXTRA SESSION.

Lansing, Monday, June 9, 1851.

Pursuant to proclamation of the Governor, the Representatives met in their Hall in the Capitol, in the village of Lansing.

At 11 o'clock A. M., the Hon. Jefferson G. Thurber, the Speaker, called the House to order.

The roll was called by the clerk, when the following members answered to their names:

Messrs. Balcombe, Baldwin, Barnes, Beecher, Britain, Butterfield, D. L. Case, S. M. Case, Childs, Church, David Clark, Clyburn, Corbin, Corrigan, Covert, Earl, L. Eaton, Ferry, Fitch, Fowler, Gray, Gregory, Gulley, H. Hall, Hart, Hicks, Hitchings, Hubbell, Hyde, Kimberly, Marvin, Montgomery, Patterson, Sexton, Shearer, Sherwood, Smith, Stetson, Town, Voorhies, P. D. Warner, W. Warner, Watkins, Wheeler, Yocum-45.

The Speaker then said:

Gentlemen of the House of Representatives:

The Legislature has been convened under the constitution in pursuance of the proclamation of the Executive.

It is matter of congratulation that you bring with you on this most interesting occasion, health, and the experience of the past, to aid in the prompt discharge of the duties devolved upon this body.