Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-28
EIssrssIPP1 MTELLIeENcE.


STATE A-sEIOULTUKAL BUREAU.-In pursu
snce Of the act passed BY the late Legislature
constituting a safe Agricultural Bureau. Ia.
following offcers were elected:
Gov. Neville, Hon. J. J. Pettus, Of KEN
per; Hon. J.. B.. Herring, Of PoHtotoc Hon
". P. Anderson, Of Kinds; Hon T. J. Hud
son. Marshall; Hon. E. Brown, Copish, con
s-itl-e the Bureau. such, excepting the Cover
nor. having been chosen BY the members Of to-
Congressional District in which they s~sVeTalll
reside.
Ga motion Of Gov. Neville, I. ]. HUI
son vas unanimously elected President Of To,
Bsrslu.
On motion Of J. J. PErTUs, J.. J.WLLIAM.
was chosen Secretary Of the sane.
Gov. McWILLIE and W. P. ANDERSON were
appointed 2 COMMITTEES to prepare and address
a circular to the farmers and mechanics o.
Mississippi, urging the importance Of Organiz.
Ing throughout the STATE, Agricultural and Me.
chanicsl Associations. The President Of the
Association was Authorized to draft a Consti-
futon and Bylaws for It's government. 1t
was determined to hold the first annual Fair il
the city Of Jackson, beginning or the second
M5udaF OF November next. Gov. MELVILLE
and ". P. ANDERSON, Esq, were appointed a
COMMITTEES to prepare a list of premiums for
the Annual Fair Of 1855, which are to be pub
lisbsi in the papers Of the state.
PoSToToc ExAMINER.-In the issue Of the
10Th inst, it is formally announced that Mr..
R. ". BELL has withdrawn from the editorial
management Of the EzamiasT, to be succeeded
By Pr. JoHx ToPP. Mr.. BELL conducted
The paper with ability and eivility, and in q
manner to promote the interests Of the De-
nocrscy. With Mr.. ToFP Eebaye no personal
acquaintance, bat We are well assured that be
viii calamity uphold The Democratic standard.
Extra SESSION OF TIKI LEsIsLATURR--The
Vicksburg SoEfhTon learns that Governor Nc
WILLIE designs to call an extra session Of the
Legislature. The time lie not mentioned nor is
the object specified. The S0EihrOa thinks it
would be difficult to Justify such a measure,
ard expresses the hope that the Governor 4" win
long hesitate before deciding to subject the
people te The heavy expense Of a special sss-
sioB-an expense which at this time, they are
lily able to hear and for which thsTsis 10 ne
csssity."
LEGIsLATURE KANSAS -NALKER QUEs-
TIor-Oa the l4h inst. the Senate resumed
the consideration Of the unfinished business
pending the adjournment, being the resolutions
offered by Mr. Psttus IN regard to Gov. R. J.
Walker, the question being on, the adoption Of
the snendmsnts offered BY Mr.. West.
The qussaOn was tNksn on the adoption Of
the first amendment and de-iisd in the mega
tive BY yeas and nays, as follows:
Kas-Msssrs. Banks, Nell, Peeuss and
West-i-
Kays-Mr. President, Meszrs. BssBe, Bra3
ford. Drane. Elicit, Gay, Jordan, Roger. Bill
Der, MeCaugban, Oliver, RsJnolds, Of TishO-
Biago, shd Wsbb-l2.
Tie consent Of the Senate was given to Nix
West 10 Wfhdfsw HE ans8dnsnts-
Mr.. Elicit offered the following amendment
20 the last original resolution Of Mr. Peftas,
which was accepted b. the latter.
Amend By striking OFT 81 after the word
q" res5iFsd,7 and mssrting-
That this legislature. adopting The policy
pursued BY said Convention, saa which has
been approved By The people Of the State, src
unwilling 10 involve the Administration Of M.
Buchanan IN The course tbss expressed in Teia-
uon to tie courae Of Gov Walker, until Official
ly informed how far that conduct meets viii
the approval Of the President. But IL IL shall
appear that the course pursued BY Gov. Walker
- endorsed and sustained BIZ the President,
then The opinions ABOVE sxpfessef IN referehce
20 the s~abRSinste oAcerlWiig be justly sppii-
cable 70 the Administration Itself.
On The following day, the consideration Of
tue subject was resumed
Oa motion or Dir. Pettus, tie Senate resum-
u the consideration Of the unfinished business,
being the Joint resolutions inEelstion 20 4 J..
Walker and the AdlnjBisus1ol.
A motion Of Mr.. Cay to lay The resolutions
On lie table was RegatiSea By ysss-S, and
nays -
NE question was then taken oR-e.s sdop-
lion Of Tue amendment offered BY Mr. Eliett,
which vas dscidedl IA the Affirmative.
The Question was thsn taken on the sdop-I
tl9R.o q IRE rssoiVtiods, and decided in the sf5erl
Native by yeas and nays ss follows;
YEAs-Bir. President Psttus, Messrs. Beens,
Banks, Bradford, Drans, DcBson, Elicit,
Hsugb, Jordan, Roger, Miller. Neili, Oliver.
Peg0ss, Reynolds OF Smith, ana Webb-I6.
NAYs-5essrE Eatc6h4, Cav. Reynolds
II n~shoniAgs; ard Uithsrspoon+.
On the same day, me subject came up IN the
House.
Mr.. Cashmsn moved a division Of the 91ssS.
tonpp0Rtas I'D ssn4.s Tsseutioss 20 - 10
+akeths vote Erst~upon the resolutions ia re-
IaHon 10 Wslker, and secondly, the resolution .
Ia relation to Buohsnsn- I
Tie question was fast taken upon the sdop-l
ton Of the resolntiOHs relative TO Governor
Walker, which were adopted unanimously.
Before coming 20 2 vote on the adoption Of
lie resolution ~relstivs to Mr.. Bsch2nsn,
On motion of Mr.. no se, the House sd-
iourned until 3 O'clock ,. =.
Eouss met AZ 2 O'Clock.
me uufnifhsd bnsinesz being Senate res3iu-
fioue IN relation 70 Kansas, Gov. walker aud
prssi5ert BuehansR. was taken up
ne resolutions censaTing Governor walker,
zsrs unanimously adopted
ne question tken occurred on tie second
-,aoiv.lon relative 10 Mr.. Buchanan, which
- decided in the Efirnsuys BIZ yeas and
naVs as follows:
Yess-Mr. Speaker, Mfssrs- Autry, ARMS
,e,s. Bscbner. Barney. Bourisnd, Berry, Car
~. Carlsy. Clayton, Downs, Davis, OF Mon
. Fgsrs. HaeF. Hsmphill. Hudson, 6f-dar-
- Johsson, Of Carroll, johnson, of DsSOto,
Isyne. Keith, LddeIl, Scott, Nets, Merinsr,
H-nensld. Warfn. Newman Parks, koberrs,
envrb. ~ Winston, Safold, steele, thompson,
~ ~c6irksssr. and TbigPen-S4
Nsva-M essrs. Cushman, Cooper; hni,
Tfr5ssv-.fatthe~s Molstt. Merrill, MeCalo
Pssferson. Poes- Saith, Of Washington, e0uth-
,ssrth. sumrsH, sarstty sAsrkey and inkefs-
isy-l6