Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-02

w. - SEH' redu second Tune, and on motion
OF Mr.. BUTLER, ordered to be committed to the
committee which brought it in.
Mr. BUTLER presented petition of citizen
butchers and others of the city of Richmond, on
the same subject, which was referred to the same
committee.
On motion of Mr. Browne, Resolved. That the
Committee of Propositions and Grievances en-
quire into the expediency of reporting bill 81 of
the last session, relating to fisheries.
Mr.. LEWIS presented petition of citizens of
Harrison county, asking that a law NAV he noss-
ed in relation to the manufacture and sale If in
toxlcatlng liquors as a beverage, similar TO that
recently enacted by the Legislature of Maine
Referred to Committee of Courts of Justice
"A Dill providing for the election of three Conn
missioners OF the Revenue for Franklin county.
was taken up, on motion of Mr.. Books. read the
hrst and second times, 1.-TWO thirds concurrinol
amended on motion of Mr.. KILBY. and rs
time. ~ - ''ii''
MIR. GooDE of NJ, from the Committee of FL
nance, presented bill providing for the erection
OF a Gun House in Alexandria.
SALARIES OF JUDGES.
A bill fixing the salaries of the Judges. with
the amendments thereto proposed by the commit
tee for Courts of Justice, was taken up on motion
OF Mr.. MILLER of B. The amendments having
been read, were agreed to.
"Ihe Judges shall moreover receive mileage
Tor necessary travel to and from the Courts in
which they sit; and each shall have ten dollars
per day for every day that he sits in a Special
Court OF Appeals; Judge of one Circuit holding
Court In another Circuit, shall likewise receive
"a per day for every day that he holds such
Court unless he holds it by reason of an ex-
change with another Judge.'
Mr.. MILLER of B. moved to amend the section
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ten dollars per day for every day that he sits in
Special Court Of Appeals The question being
put On this notion it was determined in the af7
hrmatlve-ayes Ill, noes 10.
Mr. MILLEL of B. further moved to amend the
section by striking the residue of the section
following the words jus stricken out-carried in
the affirmative.
The first section of the bill provides s.that the
Judges shall receive annually the following sala-
ries, to wit each Judge of the Supreme Court of
Appeals $4,000; the Judge of the 9TH Circuit
$4,000; andevery other Judge of Circuit Court
$4,000, except the Judge of the 5th Circuit,
whose salary shall only be $500 per annum
MIR HANCOCK moved to amend the section bv
striking from it the words s'the Judge of the 9TH
Circuit $780," The question was put upon this
motion and determined in the affirmatiye-ayes
60, noes 60.
Mr. JACKSON of Doddridge and Tyler moved
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the following: 'sthe Judg Ice of the 9TH Circuit So
3O0," and Mr. SPEED moved to strike out "3'' and
insert st4.''
On Llotion of Mr.. JACKSON, of Doddridpe and
Tyler, the bill, and proposed amendments, were
laid on the table.
SMALL NOTES.
The bill authorizing the Banks to issue small
notes OF less denomination than S. was taken |
up; Mr. SAUNDERS moved its indefinite postpone
ment Rejected 60, noes g.
The I'd section of the bill provides that .if any
bank of circulation shall avail itself of the prvi-
ege OF this act, the notes of such bank, whether
Issued at the mother bank or at branch thereof |
pursuant thereto, shall be paid at the mother
bank or any branch thereof at which the same |
may be presented
MIR. WHITE of Hanover, moved to amend the |
section by inserting after the word bank,o where
1t occurs the second time the words ssof every de-
nomination, whether issued under this act OF any
previous act and" Carried-ayes "a, noes g. |
Mr. WALLACE moved to strike out the 1st sec
ton, and insert an amendment, providing that the
panksshould have the power of issuing small notes.
not exceeding per cent on their capital till the
LIST April, 1858.
Pending this motion, Mr.. GooDE moved to post
pone the bill and amendment till 23d November |
1858. Carried-ayes 81 noes 60.
AYEs-Messrs. Bottom Richeson Cheatham Talbot |
Goode Jr, OF Bedford, Davis. Gray, Power, Buckner
Jones' OF Chesterfield Barbour, Old, Hamlin jackson
ofDoddridge and Tyler Muse. Hunton Edwards Shan. |
non Iaafero, Parks, White of Greene and Orange Dill
lard, Howerton Garrett Allen Lewis Hairston Jordan |
Moor, of Jefferson, Gibson, Browne, Tomlin Downing
Kds E Ae R Nndst Peadleon Hardy Newman
Donald Lemly, Portlock, Keyser Kee Wallace jackson
OF Peasants and Ritche Nottingham, of Preston
Ryes ofPrin George and Sury james, Saunders Cad
DALI Morrison Martz Bare Stevens, Mckinney, Gate
wood, Meem, Dawson, West-67.
NoEs0Messrs Mapp Rives of Albemarle, Early, Mas
sey w aker Tate, Dunlap, Smith, of Brooke and Han
cock, Irving, Maupn, Clarke, Speed Pierce Hancock
Sc4ttof Fauquer. Prince, Payne, Brooks Baker, White
OF Hampshire, White of Hanover Griffin, Crow Patrick
Fry, Morgan, Ball. Jones of Marshall MCCULLOUGH Vay-
ter Preston Michael Kby, Robertson of Norfolk CITY
VERIFY Russell Hubbard Oldham Staples, Woodng
Iownes linn, Bowyer Taylor Butler Robinson of Rich
mond city, Anderson, Rice, Gilmore Gilmer Greever |
Pretow Burdett, Witten, Dunn, Welman, jackson, of
Wood and Boyd-60. "
The House then adjourned