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BIZ 20 n ss SOPHIA JOSEPHINE. isssasss a Hrs. W.
DlNca. go Of the fotneT place .s ~
JACKsON--WHARTON-in New .York, "Wednesday. Jsn.
Is by N. Rev, DR. Pennington, THOMAS JACKSON -
FiI1ABRTH JANE WHARTON. al o. this city ~
Ru0GLfS-CASgfELD-0n "Wednesday Jan ls, In 0en-
6sld Ohio Nv The Rev Mr.. Dooffle, ID. GOLDEN xo6-
Giles to JULIA. dsaxhfer Of Henry j. Csn6sid est
Observation-Disclosures Scion Ne, % Sa.;y,sl, ysA y, -
the Res. s Turner Mr.. STEPHEN THr.SfOS, d tsf
place. TO Misc ESTHER r. WELD. Of Msdison. M.
YouNG-FoRDon weinesdsy, Jan % d the oiv.t strsst
Bspst Church ~ ocock By the Rev n. L. Maeee1.
Mr. JOsEPH r. YOUNG TO Miss CoRDEtLA Z r0ab.
edes dsasht-r Of Beni v. Ford ESQ. al Of this ey.
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r,x.~r.., Cotton Market.

Ityyxpoot Jan 81 Published Report toosy fVV
Ia III a. he trade Market but closed without change
"Y'se,root JAN 7-(Published reportl-Markst today
od bssry change In prces Sales 5000 baes in
IIysrrooL jan s-(Msssrs Waterhouse Co.'S Cireusr)
TRANSACTIONS still continue limed-the business TO-
.s heins 900 bales including goo speculation 500 export
kessrs Hermann Cox Co. report sales Of 1000 at decline
fI6l5 since FRIDAY tnid and holers eager.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

TIL ARRIVAL or The AFRIcA.-The arrival OF the
Africa a. the Cunad Docks in Jersey City yesterday
matter OF great joy many eborers and business whose
neres been sfected by the suspension OF the British
steamers 10 this port for year past The warehouses and
docks had been put into complete order and yesterday
sented their yunied aspect This morning the discharge the
cargo of the steamer will The next which
WI arrive viii DO the Persia which vl sail from Liverpool
0 SATURDAY LsAt.
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fAdvertissmertl
GRAPHS. COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS
PHOTOGRAPHS,

for hch the hshes pine Gold Medal awarded at the
Fair the American Institute can be Rcors Gal
lery No SIS BrosiWs DAGrEREEoTTPEs copied from min
iaturs life-sise.
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corer CALENDAR. .rHvssp.y JAZZ. =

SUPREME CoURr-SgzoiAL TERs-Eos. 49, IS. los.
80 20 81 81, "a g. q, sc. 70. lie. III, 1871. 2ls
SUPREME CoUPT CIEcUII-Nos. IL, 50, I'll, i4S. 90
"a, 30 ga 81 80 100 49, "a SOL. 80. ls. IN 70, ses 20
3ls, so 81. 81. "a 10 Js1
Coshos PLEAS-PARI Nos. IS TO je PART II.
II 70 IS
sgPERI5s COgsr-Ncs eJs, s5s, ~. sss. ecs,
~ 24 ll "a .s sst IS, ST. ess, So 100. 9l, ps SIG.
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Advertisement
P,UROaD CORPORATIONS vs., TIE NEW. YORK

PIcsvUSE.-NoTcEAn persons who have been prevented
from buyinr comic Pcsyune the different Railroad
in the sale thereof having been suppressed
by the Directors Conductors &C. becsuse OF the large cut IN
lis week. number showing how travel nowadays start
linz into OF the culPsbe Of
Rswsy generally informed that they can be
supplied az the Office No l4Nssau and st the News tepots
INF he ffy nd
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BEsEvoLrsr RascaLnr.-Letitia A. Lincoln, a
lady of about forty-fve, was arrested yesterday by
Sergeant Lefery, charged with obtaining money on
p-eudo-benevoent prctenses She profeses to be the
Presdentrix of the American Ladies Association for
the Benefit of American Grs Al institution got up on
the principles Of Know Nothing philssthropy with
regular Constitution and ofscen. and circulating
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

ECONOMY IN Music ENGRAyIyG.-An economy equal
to twenty-five per cent has just been effected in the
engraving of music by Mr.. c. Kiesselbach and like
wse in the price of the plate equivalent to about sew
enty.ave per cent This is done by the use Of zinc
plates upon which the music is written with steel
pen dipped in chemical preparation Therosult is
very clear, bold style of engraving, invaluable to or
ehesra and solo players, but not 80 elegant as the
hest drawing-room music. Upon sale of a hundred
copies of piece at retail the cost would be but two
cents page by this method
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ADVERTISEMENT
THE SCALPEL for January will appear on the lst

of February been delayed IN Of the ndo
OF he Editor Companes reminded OF the prospect
MS We will publish when please, put IL II what we
please and stop when have more TO say The pres
ent /. No l. vol VII and a good tine 20 subscribe.
SHERMAN l. Co., No. Nesey-,t., Aston House.
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fAdyertissmenLl
WEI GOOps.-A. G. Colby. No. $50 Grand-st

.anfo be supplying the whole community with GOODS
snd il al surprising tor there has been time
when uch great bargains offered and would advise
our fair readers they have already done him
cal. See advertisement, under head Of Dry Goods
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BROOK N ITEMS.

THE IcE-fhe ice in the Eas; River caused eOnsid-
ersble detention to the boats the Peek sp Ferry
Abou, a. m. a load Of passengers fcr New-Yo,k were
compelled TO land at Wauabout and proceed from
there around to the Fulton Ferry Last evening the
hos,s were withdrawn OF O'Clock for the night and
n..searers we're compelled to proceed Grand street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

regular begging card ITO he Pubic couched IN
terms Of regular heart bleeding sympathy. The lady
Is charged by Soon Robinson and others with having
obtained money from them on pretense of sppropri
s'g II TO the purposes indicated in the Constitution
ana card, and pccketiug the contributions Mary Long
swears that she wa employed as collector for two
months, AZ dollar day. during which time she coll
leoted and paid over to Mrs. Lincoln 500 and Others
were similarly engaged at the said time. while there
was only one orphan girl in the house except Mrs.
LincOlns two daughters" and only room in the
house was furnished-the Office. Harriet Ackey
sreaTs that she orphan, and applied to this inst
tuition in November for home but after she had been
there two weeks Mrs Lincoln sent her out with the
collectors and asked her to tell lies for the benefit Of
the establishment Sarah Jane Swift who has been
employed collector three or four months, swesrs
that she collected from $3.50 to $500 for Letitia and
that there only one or two girls provided for
there, except Mrs. Lncolns; that Mrs Lincoln asked
her to state that there eight girls in the institu
ton. All swear that they believe that the moneys
collected are not applied to the purposes alleged.
Mrs Lincoln appeared with brace Of collectors, who
went after counsel. Albert Smith and Richard Bus
teed were procured. and the woman was released on
parole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The usual weekly meeting of the Commissioners of
Enigrstion held yesterday afternoon, at their
resaJ n Worth street. The President, Mr.. VER-
rLASck, occupied the chair.
Commissioner GARRIGUE stated that German boy,
who had been bound out to milkman named Weir,
in York vile. had been most nhumsnly treated by his
EMPLOYER, and il was now found necessary 10 place
him under medical treatment.
The matter was referred to the Counsel, 81 the Board,
With power TO prosecute Mr.. Weir.
The following is the weekly statement:
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Road TuNSE-In the Of Peter knsrsa the lad who was
n over by the Harlem Railroad Monday night while in
Thirty fourth street the Coroner Jury returned
The following verdict That deceased his death from in
res received BY running his body while he
VISA throus tunnel between Tn fourth and Forty
second streets and furthermore the jury attach no blame
to conductor engineer Of said train but would recon
mend the proper authority 10 compel the railroad company TO
prevent any person except their employees from walk
ina through the tunnel and wish them TO give the matter
their Immediate attention" The deceased nstive Of
ased Is years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

TBr ENTENTE CoRDIALE BETWEEN FRANCE AID
ENoLASp.-Ihis great alliance, which has hitherto
found expression in mutual royal visits, kissings and
dinngsof fat Projects and Lord Mayors, and the in
terchauge OF pleasant presents at Christmas time has
n, last chosen rather an unromantic form to exhibit ito
intensity. 1t has broken out in onnibuses The good
old lines of Holloway and Chelsea and Richmond,
which bore 80 buly the American visitors to the Ex-
hibion from Charing Cross and Regent Circus to the
Crystal Palace, are no more. They are all swallowed
up by the French " Compagne Generale,' who have
bought up all the omnbuses In London, and intend to
supersede the clumsy old English system by grace
L artistic design, which weaves into one continuous
mel FORK all the heterogeneous lines of London traffic
start from any part of London, and you viii be borne
to any other for one payment, without trouble or con-
fusion Of any kind. We trust that when the
system Is worked little We may have some en-.
tesprising Frenchman bring it over here. We fancy
il would be remunerstive and useful than even
French dramatic corps.
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fAdvertisementl
WET LINENS. WET DAMAsK, WEI SHEETING,

TowELSS NAPKINS SoJus, received 3 Of tn sooye
Goods sshy damaged By wster but perfect N ever other
r..p.c, At T. NJ yAsEss,
Ne Is Caruline-s., corner u BleeeksI4st.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ExHIBuI0s.-rhis evening an
will be given the children VI lbs Methods, Epco.
pal Church, in fork street, Jersey Cay.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONS-JAs. zS-Bes
Iudye Gkpeo.

John Cartby pleaded guilty to petit, larceny, and
y Tho Penitentisry for SIX months.
Robert Williams pleaded guilty to forgery ia the
forth gee IN pasng counterfeit bills, and rsluded for
sentence.
John MDeoaid pleaded guilty to al attempt at
s4snd larceny. judgment suspended.
Geesge henry WikinsOn pleaded guilty 10 grand
larceny u stealing s2o om VIM Is. hsr.ia VI No ~ HseT
street STATE Prison years
Jeremiah Cook pleaded guilty to petit larceny in
seaf money John Snyder OF no SIS Henry street t
bsrs oEd ofeass 10 sentenced 70 he State Pron
for years. 49, =, -.
Thomas Lewis pleaded guilty IN assault and battery
on Vaeutos Benner Of No Avenue A. Judsmsltsospeded
Samuel Wi.-On pleaded guilty to attempt at grand
scsoy Judgment suspended aud the prisoner ws cent
70 m. Juvenile Asylum.
Ceoree JaeksOn was tired and convicted Of grand
larceny n stealing Of goods trom Adams Co.'S Express
oaice No y Broadssy. Two yesrs STATE pEsoa
Margaret Moore pleaded guilty to petit larceny.
Perlert.srT nc.fhA
Jshn Brown made siInlaz plea, and "as reuaaded
Tor sfntence.
hobe.. Williams pleaded guilty to forgery in the
sssoui in pss,s c,lD.ssf nousy and remanded
f-r sentence. a.
CLarles McEsly pleaded guilty TO attempt at bur
esry On the Ho-. Of JAMES CsEl No 70 AysnasB Jpd8
u mt sgsDs ned.
The Co1Tt then adjourned for toe Jay.
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fAdvertisenentl
A Coon SIGN.-During the slei ling tel

We have seen nothing looked much like business
large script sign for WIGHT BRoTBERS purchased BY
AcErRMAS MILLER Of Nassau street
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rs-s,uxAxyss' SoIaTr-Ths Sailmskers Of New
York and Brooklyn bad ball at Montague Hall,
FroHyn. o. Tuesday night very sa,i'fsctof!
.s.;r About two hundred ,0upies -cse preseHs, and
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ADVERTISEMENT
VII sON's DANDELION COFFEE-For Dyspepsis,

Sci Headeche add Liver Diseases
especy recommended persons Of delicate constitutions
Sold by respectable Apohesres and a. tho prae Depot
corner of 9Th st. and Sd-sv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

DAMAGE TO SCHooL BCILDISG.-On Tuesday
night the rpes IN the part OF the Public schoo
building the Fouth Ward Jersey City burst and
large quantity OF discharged into the building
sEux IL 20 ths amount Of about $3.50
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TUX CoUp1s.-Tbe Hudson County Court of Owe

and Termier engaged with criminal OF port
ace Cahsrne Cox pleaded guilty TO keeping dsordery
house on North Point and hDed and costs.
In the case of Michael Brochsn mot Patrick Broken
reported yesterday convicted OF burglary the decision was
reserved.
Thcms. Lynch and Jobn schenck pleaded yuiltyf selling
liauor without license and 6hej se ani Cha
Henbok!e same % and costs
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hO" ss s sxa % 'V
Home and ot No 452 Wsshinstonst % Oxss $500
Uonse and lot No $50 Washington st. 1850
uon.e aud lot No 449 ashugton-st l76x802... $50
Uonse and lo, No AS washington ST. I7I1xSo2.. 5l75
Uor-s ashin $500
uor.s md iot No a5I Wsshp gtop-st 23SxG6.... 575
i 81 bonse and lot No sas Wsship ron St 25K737 ISIS
49, IA lot No as Wasbnston-st 25 2xso $50
non.s ~ 10, No 10 Watts st. Is 9....... S2f5
49, snd iot No Al Wattsst ls x4O........... S7oe
na Iot y corner of West and Wsttssts 2sx7qe 10000
a. 10, s5io;nng on West.st flxsO ........ 5000
49, III In front of above $500
uonse and lot No 10 Laeht-st 2oxso. ........ $50
Also on the 23d inst, the following:
'ou "a siS aacb 400
O,a on ssh.st 100 feet east of 4th 3GxS9. $3.50
~ io ON sshst ADJOINING acknowledgements. $3.50
0ns io on ssh.st Adjoining 25xss s........... 3025
one LOT on Sehlt OF above, 25x98 1850
House and LOT Sday., IS feet ~ of 5ls 25xleO 5000
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FIRES.

=. FIRE IN HAnERsLyr STREET.
= s0eat O'Clock Wednesday morning q ere broke
The stable Nc. lo% Hsmerlsy street. bot
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BURGLARY AND grand LARcrNr.-Thomas Smitl

BURGLARY AND GRAND LARcESr.-Thomas Smith
BY Officer Gleason Of the Sixth Ward
CHARGED with burglary grand larceny 1t alleged that
the 4h he broke into the office of Chas Mitchell
Ne l and stole thereom clothing &C. TO the
value of Monday night be broke into the ONCE
OF Graf the building and robbed OF property
worth 42 He taken before Justice Connolly 10 whom be
couie ssed his guilt. aud committed for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

CHARGE OF GRAND LARcHsY.-,James Smith,
Young man 10 Of age yesterday arrested BY Occ
Riley OF the Tweny-t Ward Police charged with stealing
gold watch gold bracelet and money from the Rev DR.
Joel residing at No q5 Lexngo avenue The accused
was traced by the the Vessel Hotel Twenty
seventh Fourth where he had taken lodgings
or the when confronted by the officer and asked
restore the stolen property he for few moments quvered and
shook and then under his pillow and II He
was tslen before Justice Davidson and held for examination
The accused is brother OF Dr. Psrkers sonislsv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

Mr. Oscanyan viii give his concluding lecture at the
Brooklyn Athensum this evening. Turkey snd the
Turks IS the theme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

ARREST OF A SUPPosEp FoRCER.-Yesterday
forenoon named Thoinss AckeTly arrested in New
York on Issued by Justice Jacobs charging him with
passing forged bill the Agrcutual Bank Pittsburgh
N on George Mwse boot and shoe dealer Of Grand
sud Second Accused locked up in the Fifth Dis
trct Station House examination to-day. lie ~
- 20 r. "a with a asux ofco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

The Rev. E. II. Chaplin will lecture on Friday even.
ing Of this week before the Mechanics Institute, at
Clinton Hail, Aston place, Practical Life" The
proceeds of the lecture to be appropriated toward
the increase of the Library Of the Institute, and
papers for the Readngroom, which Is free to the me.
chanics apprentices, and workngmen Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

We are requested to state that the new Hotel on
Broadway, Fifth avenue and Twenty second street,
will be opened next week. 1t will accommodate from
sixty to one hundred persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

REAL EsrArE.-The following sales of Real Estate
were made at auction by Adrian Ii. Muller, at the
Merchants Exchange, on the 22d inst.
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100 Bruins. City Land Co.. 81
IL New.York Cent. X. r.. 92l
100 Chicago 4 Rk. lei. R.s3 "a
90 do. $50 sII
80 do. b5o VII
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regular meeting of the American Geographical
and Statistical Society will be held this evening
Lieut. Bent L. S. NJ, will read paper on the
japanese Gulf Stream.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

Tho Rev. DIR. Penningtons farewell, scientific his
torca astronomical and practical lectures to colored
young men and others of New-York, will be delivered
in the basement Of Shiloh Church, corner of Prince
and Marion streets. The lecture for this evening will
be connected with the life and times Of the Rev. Theo
s. Wright
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-26
Debit and Liabilities of Virginia.

The Committee on Finance of the Vir, sinin
House of Delegates have made report relative
to the revenues liabilities. expenses, &c, OF the
Commonwealth. From this learn that the
total outstanding funded debt. bearing mleres I.
is S2i, 49, 4UO, the seni-annual interest on which
Is S12l ,253 The Stnle is pledged for various
matters. and is guarantor for bonds issued by
several cities and internal Improvement oompn
MES; that the total debt and liabilities "A.
prnepa aud guarantor is S35 ,O6e,639
The demands upon the treasury for the pres
ent fiscal year will exceed the probable receipts
by 81 659 COG, which the committees propose to
meet by way of taxation. The increase upon
the present amount Of taxes will be Sl1 per cent.
The State holds stock in banks aud internal i'm
proyement companies To the amount of ) Z ,656,-
62l, put down AT the par value, but the actual
income from them has only been, for Sll-'5 the
sum of sIl3,62S
The committee urge ihe propretv Of looking
into the true condition of the treasury, alleging
that all the resources OF the Commonwealth. with
its sixty-one thousand square miles of fertile
land its million and II half of industrious inhabi-
tHuts, amylc 10 sustain II much larger debt. -
Vigorous remedies are therefore urged, on the
ground that the first principle of sound innn-
cal system is to provide for the ordinary and
regular necessities of the year by taxation with
in the YER,
A reassessment of the lands Of the State il
likely tn be made, II bill for that purpose having
passed the Senate. y considerable amount will
be raised from this source, but will not be coll
lected until 1878 In the mean time the com
| mltee deem it duty to place the treasury be-
| ycund the possibility of falling in any its obliga
tons
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-26

THuRsDAY, Feb 9th I856
The House met at l O'Clock pursuant to. ad.
journment.
EXTENSION Of rAE pANyILLE ROAD
\ bill communicated from the Senate entitled
an act To increase the capital stock of the Rich
mond and Danvlie railroad company, and an,
thorizing the extending OF their road to the Vir
ginia and Tennessee road, read by the Clerk
whereupon.
Mr.. Edmunds moved that the bill be advanced
"a third reading, and put upon its passage
The motion WAS amended. on motion of Mr.
Christian by making the bill the order of the day
for TO morrow a. half past II O'clock and as thus
amended was agreed to
THE TOBACCO INTEREST.
A Joint resolution, communicated from the Sen.
ate requesting our Senators and Representatives
in Congress to unite with those of Kentucky, in
having the tobacco interests placed on AN equal
footing with the other great agricuu inter
ests of the country. was concurred H..
MINORITY REPORT OF PIE COMMITTEE on ROADS
&c.
Mr.. Newton presented the minority report o'
the committee on Roads, Ne. in regard to the
internal improvement policy of the State.
'PHE .'PARSoNs CASE"
The Speaker also laid before the House, u
communication from GOV Wise, reviewing at
some length the facts of the case of james Par
sons. jr., aud transmitting the report of J. r.
Fucker, Esq, the commissioner appointed by
the Executive 10 attend the trial Of said Parson,
in pennsy lvania; the communication and accom-
panying documents were laid upon the table and
ordered to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Jones, of Gloucester, the bill
reported from q special committee. few days
since. to compensate j. Il. Tucker Esq, for his
services, was taken up.
Mr.. Newton moved to amend the bill By stri-
king ont "&iU0'-the amount of compensation
tion--and insert $500"
The motion was resisted by Mr.. Jones and
advocated by Mr.. Newton. The motion WAS thtu
disagreed to. and the bill was ordered 10 be
CLOSED.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-26
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

" tDNhnUAN. Fob HUth IraG
EVENING SESSION.
The Speaker resumed the chair at o'clock.
Mr. Nicholson. from the committee on Schools.
&c.. reported a bill to increase the number IS
students at the University of Virginia.
RICHMOND AND LYSCHBuRG RAILROAD
On motion Of Mr.. Dubney the bill to moor.
porate the Richmond aud Lynchburg railroad
company, was taken up amended aud ordered ia
be engrossed.
PETITION PRESENTED.
by Mr.. Deane--Of JAS. NJ. Boyd's admins
traitor, relative 10 the mill at the Arnory Re-
Tered to the Committee on thu Arnory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-26
GENERAL ASSEM- sGy or VIRGINIA
SENATE.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 20. 1s56.
EXTRA SESSION.

WEDNESDAY. Fob 20 ls5G.
EXTRA SESSION.
Mr.. VESTS joint resolution for an extra -.
sion next winter made the order of the d.,.
for Wednesday neat, the 9th inst.
TOBACCO ~ FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Mr.. Flood called up his oint resolutions in 70
latien TO the tobacco interest. as affected by ,Io
tariffs of foreign countries. The resolution VA.
unanimously agreed to.
RICHMOND AND DANyiLLE RAILROAD.
The bill to increase the capital stock of H.,
Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company sna
X Tenn. Railroad,
The amendment proposed by Mr.. IIair.o,
having been concurred in. the question ,'
stared on the passage of the bill.
\ conversational debate en>ued between Il,
President, Messrs. Tn2ewell Deneale Flood a '''1
Amber, as to whether the bill REQUIRED n c,nS.
tutional vote.
Mr.. Walsh moved that it lie on the table H.,
canse of the absence of Senators
Mr.. Hairstpn hoped that the bill wonl1 No, y.
on the tnhe' and read from the proceeding. ,f
meeting Of Stockholders, to correct ns.,,'. q"
hension IN the minds OF Senators, as 10 tho 49,
ton Of The stockholders the subject of ,I,a az
tension. ~
The motion to eon the table was ,ben
jected.
The question being ON the passage of H.. lin
Messrs TazeweIl, johnson aud Flood o,nos o''i'
and Messrs. Hairston, Logan. Deneal. n,G
Campbell advocated it. The bill pas>ed-.,L'
Chair deciding that It did not require n eop.,;
tutienal vote
On motion of Mr.. Catlettthe Senate adiooroo,