The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

SENATE.

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Mr.. Dou0LAs, from the Ccnlmittoe Of Finance
SC. reported bflf apprcpfiating The hscd revenue
tor the yeau leat.4 and lsS4-A
Mr, SAizas nom ne CommisSee On Banks 70
pouea onl sutnouxing ne eanbltshmcut Of =
Drancn @ me Farners hank me hank Of The Val
ley, or the ExchanGe Bank, ~ the town Of Ports-
mouth 81 81 IS s
On motion of NJ. JoHssoN, me bill ssth0rizng
a loan 10 the Manassa Gap Railroad Company.
which was the unfinished business Of yesterday,
was laid ON the table. sss .sss {
Resolutions of enquiry were submitted.
The House amendment to the bill Incorporating
the Ell Dorado Turnpike Company, was concurred
"a. a gs
An EXPORT TO ADJOURN IN NINETY DAYS.
Mr. McKENNEY proposed q resolution that the
Senate should meet on and after Monday next at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. and that no member shall be al
lowed to speak more than ten minutes ON any sub.
iect ss.s s
Mr.. BRAwNx1 moved that the resolution be SO
amended AZ 10 strike ont that portion which refers
to the hour.of ,neefino. - .5.-T..7
Mr. MKKENNrY accepted the amendment
At the suggestion of Mr.. STUART the resolution
was modified SO as to allow members more than
ten minutes with the unanimous consent of the
Senate.
Messrs DENrALr WARD. McKRNNRY, and
TAzEwELL. debated the resolution.
Mr.. DENEALE proposed as q substitute that the
Presidents chair be vacated every day at O'Clock,
and resumed at half past O'Clock, p. M.
Mr. WrrcHER moved that the whole subject be
laid on the table. which was concurred in.
A SUPERINTENDENT OF THE rENrTEsrrAar.
Mr. Drrr., o,os, .h.t .,,o s,.,... ,,r,,.e5 90
the execution Of the ;o;nt order ns1ne,p se elec.
tion of SuuerjnteySienf If tya pcy,itent;ar for
two years from the 1st of Januarv 1a55 -.
MI DFNRALr mt n nominst;on Charles q Nor
gan, and bore testimony to his fitness for the ofice
scser aca n' ep'oa'ns0'e priva'e ana puDl'c cnaf-
Messrs. BRAxToN, sruAsr and WEST likewise
pore testimony 20 ne exalted character OF Col
NJ nr.~., ss 5;re.,ss ~ ;ssa.,n NJ u
that the Senate were resdv m ,,rncasJ .,,5 ,has
S1I CL-1aa M.rs .IosSI . y Z. - s''as'
The roll ytaa calied and Col Moraan rece;ue
40 votes p n Harvev ! 1Mr Tr,o,rDaoNA
,,o;n,ed nf The Comm;tfea nm ,he mart nf ,ha sar I
ate to countthe votes Of the two houses.
!. Total number of votes cast 159-of which Col
Morgan received l38, and he was declared duly
elected.
BILLS on THE CALENDAR,
Not requiring a constitutional majority, (under
the rule deyotnp SATURDAYS 70 the consider ton of
local bills) were then considered. The fol Iowins
passed: ~. ...
county of Bedford.
To amend the lst and cd sections of an ct to i'm
corporate the White Post Male and Female Acade
my, passed April 5th, 1883
INCORPORATING the Mason and Cabell bailroad
Company. - -'- '''' ~e'' --'''' 'A1
To incorporate the South Side Coal Mining and
Iron Manufacturing Company. In the comfy Of
Cnesterheid.
10 incorporate the happahannock River Agri-
csr,u n:,, ~ anu tnecnsniGa. ooclety. t-'
ID In'1 IN snu,r sSeonu ,eaudg were tnsn taken up
The senate - them aS;ourneJ e' ~ ~ Oo o"sio iosseu'
Ing oona'o 'uon s"Jouineu' ef
IS uoIrsr or nrIrc.rrs
OoN VI DNfuAA Io'
e5E 9saset FRIDAY, Feb. II.
EVENING SESSION.
Nothing ogverv oenera, interest sn;red e~c.,.
taI of the mi ordau sr; Po;,app
~,,,.s, ,s .a;o..I4 - 80, oues .
Sehsta and rv;thoyts d;v;sinr -'N1' - "1'''ou'
: - l'''''- - - ,isss.f ett
ap Saru.nAy. Feb. 1a 1854
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conMun,eatlon was receiyed from tne senate
anno ouncing the passags OF sunofy olis Wnlcn We're
appropriately referred. .
To MommiIlees ma mage report
Inc Senate biii iot tne renei 81 !nomas l.. Lett
wich, OF Bedford, was read third time and passed.
LIZ 2, 70 L.
Inc senate Biiilo ncorPorate the Middieway and
ue.arostoWn ~ - uaurnPlke company vas tsken up on
Mo Mouon OF MI: MCCLuhf, read tnlrd ume and pass
go: ayes oomNoes ": .a
senate plli autnsriAn9 me issue OF seven per
cen. oonds oy the hlcnmond ana fefersburg Rail
ioau , company was fead tniIo Time ana passed.
ayes ~, noes S'-AHer Drlef DEBATE 10 which It
was opposed ny Messra GHkRhY ana BARNES, OF
marlon, and sustained BY Me1rA ANDERSON and
MCKENZIE.
ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PrNrrrN
TIARY.
Amessaoe was received from the s,en.,e Tho, d.
body was ready on their part to executs the Joint
order for the sIees;o,, af s,,.s,;n.e. .uo Ioin.
pen;sent;arv u Af'S. '.'e'a10As ~ 'Ae
THE Hou 90 nroceoa.a mill, =, = ,.,... - .,,a 49,
cufinn of the in;nt order - - -'~ ~ ~ '-'o &c
~. 49, JI Jy.'.s J.Iol. ~,