The true Democrat., 1856-11-18
S1t4rday Nov. 15th, 1856,

remoden4 the Digest be referred to the iud, ciary committee. Adopted MT. Hammond introduced the following re. 1 solution:
 Resoioe}, That the door keeper be instructed to provide seats in the gallery for the accom. modatlon of the ladies who may grace this hall with their presence
 On motion, said resolution was adopted | The chairman of the judiciary committee reported back Senate blll, No, 19, and recon. mended it's passage.
 MT. Ferguson, from the select committee to whom was referred the making of suitable ar engagements for the inauguration of the Cover. :. nor, made the following report: ! MT. PhEsIDENT-The joint committee of ar, rat.gcments for the installation of his TvcaIIar- cy, F. \. Conway, Governor .,cct, have adort. ed the following programme: A. II. FERGUSON, Chairman 0n tte part cf the Senate. PROGRAMME: A procession will be formed in front of the State House, at the hour of II o'clock, A. NJ. by the Marshal of the day and his assistants, Tn the following order:
 1st. Music by the Band.
 2i. The Committee of arrangements.
 3I. The Clergy.
 4th. The Judiciary.
 5th. NJ Membtls and cx-melnbers of Congress.
 9th. Officers of the general government.
 7th. Officers of the State government. 9th. Officers and members of the Senate. 9th. Officers and members of the House of Representatives except the Speaker, who will occupy position at the head of the Senate. on the left of the President. 10th. Mayor and Aldermen of the city of
 Little Rock
 1l.h. Masonic Fraternity. 12th. Independent Order of Odd Fellows. 18th. Library and other societies. | ltth. Little Rock Fire Company. 10th. Citizens and strangers on foot 10th. Citizens and strangers in carriages 1bh. ClllzenS and strangers on horseback | NEen formed, the procession will move un- der the dire1ton of the Marshal, to the resi-. dencc of the Governor elect and the committee ot arrangements. having received, and placed him at the head of the Senate between the president thereof and the speaker of the House ot Representative; the procession will then proceed with his Excelcncyto the Hall of the House of Representatives, when the following proceedings will be had 1st. Music by the Band, (Hail Columbial Fl. Prayer by the Chaplain of the House 3d. Music by the Band
 4th. Oath of office to be administered by as
 sociate Justice Thomas B. Hanlv.
 5jh. Music by the Band
 6jh Inaugural address.
 7lh Music by the band.
 oth. Benediction by the chaplain of tba
 Hodse
 9th. Music by the Band, (Star spongIed
 Bauner)
 10th. National Salute.
 The Committee have appointed General John liutt, Marshal of the day, with authority 10 select such assistants as he may desire.
 The above Is the Programme for the inaugu. ration of the Governor elect, Elias N. Conway
 COMMITTEE ON PART bF SENATE: ,
 A. Il. Ferguson, chairman, Thos. B. Craio. head, J. P. numphries, B. C. Tottep, F. E, . Redm ond.
 COMMITTEE ON PART OF HOUSE:
 J. W. Calvert, chairman, Ben. Johnson. Wm. J. Parks, Nathan Ross, J ohn Billingslev
 Mir. Clark introduced Senate bill, No. -. to perfect the swamp land gralit and to equalize the distribution thereof.
 Which was read a first time
 On motion of Mr. Clark, said bill was laid upon the table for the present, and POO copies were ordered to be printed fbr the use of the two Houses.
 Mr. Murphy introduced Senate bill, No.-. to amend chapter- section -- under the I head of criminal proceed.gs.
 Mir. Trmble introduced bill to increase the compensation of grand juries in Independence ! county.
 Mir. Gaines introduced Senate bill, No. - An act to change the time of holding the cir ! cut courts ih the second judicial circuit of this State
 W hich was read first time.
 On motion of Mir. Gaines rules were suspend. " cd and the bill read second time.
 Mr. Keith offered resolution to create lolut committee to take into Consideration the ', eXpediency of changing the time of holding /, the different circuit courts of this State
 hlch was adopted.
 honSe btII, No. 52, "A till to change the Ii name of Francis Medley to Francis Newtonn :. was passed.
 several other names were changed v
 Mir. Keith introduced a resolution instrpct;n, | tie committee on the Judlclary to inquire into the expedency of authorizing the circuit conr ;, to change names of persons which was adop, [, ed. ''
 House bill to increase the fees of the county n surveyor in Lafayette county was read second e' time V
 House h.ll, No. l3, to chi .nge portion of '"e 'i'''"'F foao Ill Hempstead county, was il read q second time
 ar iol'eh oHered the following amendment to said bill: Section 8. "That hereafter all n puoIic roaus m thls State, Known as military ir roads, shall be under the iurisdictiop of county courts"-which was adopted. and committed to ,t the committee on public roads.
 senate olli, No. 22, An act to prevent the ouense oi assault and battery" was taken up o'd oiii provides that provoking language may be given in evidence to prove an assault, Re. ierred to committee on the Judiciary. lit
 Senate bIiI, No. 23, 'To regulate the proceed. inss before grand juries," was read second time, and referred to the committee on the iu De dietary. pr
 Senate bill, No. 24, "An act to simplify suis alt brought iii the circuit courts,' was read second n time and referred to the committee on the jG 'ass dietary. 'a'
 Senate bill, No. 26, "To prevent debtors q as the State and Real Estate Bank from pleading wy the statute of lmitation," was read a second time, and referred to the committee on the jr dietary. ],
 Senate biI No. 16, "An net to prevent tet s; su tnS on elections, within this State under p ~ aiu Ealties," was read third time, and referred -, the committee on tho judiciary -
 Mir. Keith gave notice that he would C. me .ns Tuesday Eext, introduce a bill 10 license gamb ling houses, etc.