Washington telegraph., 1850-11-27

Dill to incorporate manufacturing companies in
this State.
Mr.. Adkins ntrodxced bill 'fot the relief Of
Folk county,.
Mr. Woodward gave notice of a, BILL to repeal
the 18th sec Of chap l5S, digest, under the title
Of taverns and groceries.
as,. Nov. IS.
:, SENArE.-Mr. Billingsiey, from select com.
mlttee, reported bill 10 change the mode of sum.
mo4ing petit jurors, which was adopted.
Mr. Rector, from, the Judiciary COMMITTEES, re-
ported bill comforting Jurisdiction on Justices in
cases Of, Sabbath breaking. Adopted.
Mr.. Berry introduced bill to change the road
law Referred to the committee on Public Roads.
message was received from the Governor
transmitting letter from Mr.. James Holford,
upon Bank affairs.
Mr.. underhiIl moved that the message and doc
unents be printed.
Mr.. Rector moved to reject the message and
accompanying documents.
Mr.. Underhill called for the yeas and nays
The motion to reject was Iost-nays 9, yeas T.
On motion of Mr.. Underh, the message and
documents were referred to the Bank committee.
On motion of Mr.. Poindexter, the bill to change
the time of holding the Probate Court of Lafay-
cite county, was laid the table for the present.
House bill for the relief Of Benjamin F. Dan
ley. was passed.
Mr.. Ellis, from select committee, reported
with an amendment the bill to reduce the price
Of the 10th section in Randolph and Green coun.
ties.
The report adopted and the bill as amend
ed was passed.
HoUsE.-A commune alton was laid before the
House, from L. w. Newton, Esq, containing a
statement of the affairs Of the Real Estate Bank;
which, motion of Mr. Trapnai, was laid on the
table, and 200 copies ordered to be printed.
The House hill regulating costs in criminal pro-
secutons was reported uniavorablv by The chair
Of the Judiciary ccmmittee. The report was
adopted and the bill rejected.
Mr. TrapnalI, from the judiciary committee, re-
ported substitute for the bill to prohibit the pub
lcation, circulation or pI pIomulgation of abolition
doctrines.
Mr. katon moved to amend the penal clause so
as TO make the punishment hanging. without bene-
tit Of clergy, the amendment was not adopted.
TIE bill as reported. read third time and
passed.
On motion Of Mr. Eaton the special order of the
day was taken up
The original abstract Of the vote for Represen-
tative in Monroe county, was presented.
The committee on contested elections in the
county of Monroe, reported a second time, and the
question taken upon The adoption of the report.
After much confusion nDon points of order, Mr
Eaton moved the previous question.
The House agreed. Mr Witherspoon called for
the ayes and nays.
Mir Bruton begged to be excused from voting as
his seat was contested.
Mr. Pvburn was excused at his request fro,a
voting.
The report Of the committee was rejected, ayes
81, nays As.
Mr. Witherspoon moved that the whole matter
bs referred to a select commte of thre,
Mr. Caldwell offered, as substitute, resolution
chat Mr. Pyburn, member from Monroe, be entitled
10 his seat.
Mr. Eaton called ror the ayes and nays--ayes
&c nays &c. So Mr. Pyburn is declared entitled to
his seat in the House.
Mr. Stewart introduced bill to cause the re-
m.ovaI Of free negroes and mulattoes from this
State. First reading.
Mr. Wilmington moved that 200 copies o. the
bill be printed.
Mr. James introduced bill to authorize the
Secretary of the State, TO purchase 100 copies OF
Langtree's map of Arkansas
Mr. Sewer introduced bill to form new county
from portion of lafayette, Cuachita and Union,
to be called Caiheua county. fine bill was
fexred to the committee counties and county
tines.
st Nov. l6
SENATE-Mr. McCIan asked leave of absence
for DIR. De Shongh.
Mr. Mitchell asked leave Of absence for Gen.
Clarke.
Grow.
Mr. Huey offered resolution to memoir ,llze
Congress to make appropriation to clean out
Wasbiia river from DsIlasport to Camden, 3D.
coo; aud from Camden to the Louisiana line,
$4,000.
Mr.. McClain introduced bill to authorize
administrator to sell personal property without an
order from the Probats court. The rules were
suspended aud the bill passed to third reading.
NJ. McClain supported the bill ia brief argu
ment.
Mr.. Mitchell opposed the bil!.
Mr.. McClain made some further remarks advo-
eating the bill.
Upor motion of Mr.. Williamson it was refer
red to the committee on Judiciary
HOUSE.
Mr. Gordon presented the petition "f Jonathan
Hardin of Conway county, asking the grant of the
right to make a turnpike from Newell's stand on
Palarme Creek to the Cadron, and to bridge Mud
dy Bayou and to charge tolls thereon 1t was re-
terred to the committee on internal improvements
Mr.. Trasnall from the judiciary committee re-
porte d that it customary TO read amendments
to the constii uton, three several days. taking the
ayes and pays oil each reading. and recommended
the adoption Of this usage. The report was
adopted
The orders of the day were taken up.
The Senate joint resolution in reference TO cut
RACES of the military commander at Fort Gibson,
was referred to the committee on militia.
ON motion of Mr. 'fappaa the Joint resolution to
extend the operation OF the late bounty land law
was referred to the committee on militia.
House bill concerning sheriffs was read third
time and put upon its passage, and rejected, ayes
Is, nays 56.
On motion of Mr. Bradley resolution was
adonted recurring the financial receiver to furnish
a list Of the bank debts lost by the Encouragement
of the attorneys of the Fayetteville branch, and
the attorneys in whose charge they were when
thus lost by neglect
On moiion of Mr. Bradley resolution was
adopted calm. upon the Governor or Information
touching the interests OF the banks x"s e"neefh'ns
the defaications. and removal from the State. OF
Abner f. Thornton
.f A. E,rroar the hill to EXEMPT a