The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-10-21

Mr.. Thorno M he words
"six months,n a Nv Lost.
Mr., Calhonn The end Of
rhe 9Th section q STAY of or.
eculion has beensrb,a y under OK.
is,iug laws or on nd b wsrrsn.s Of
attorney, or whsss J execution has
been received or rsguiss1i by The parties"
Mr. Eysier offered as ! iaiihsr amendment.
'whsre the time Of iheisisy ofexecu.iou hss
already expred.o -~'-4 =.
Mr.. Caihoun's amendment was adopted.
but Mr.. Eystef's was nsga,ived.
Mr.. Kaufman moved TO strike out "oos
half of one per cent" and insert sone fourth, ,
in the 7lh section. Lost
Mr.. Slruthers moved thatyhs Bank Dirso-
tors be empowered to accep ne provisions Of
The bill. Wi,hdiawn.
Mr. Mumma mov9disnn tisb 10 section
9th, providing that a. l|s now fsndiug
shall be effected by ihE6nct. Carried.
Mr.. Siruthers moved new section, revis.
ing The act of is4z, piofiJing that property
exposed at public sale shzii bring two thirds
OF its value. Lost.
Mr.. Vickers moved new section, provi.
ding that on and afier the ist day OF Novsrn-
Der next oil banks that shaIl not psy spsois
Cor their Ave dollar notsssok sefuse to pay 10
pet cent. o. their scheeE< 81 soiss oil such
banks as do pay specie on five dollar notes.
shall forfeit their charters. Lost.
Mr.. Yearslsy submitted new section.
prohibiting banks from suing their debtors,
whether drawer, endorser, or accepter. Also,
from selling any collateral, deposited as ss-
curiiy ,sdurng The suspension of the bank
Lost.
Mr Abrams submitted Iew section, d..
rec,ins all banks, after hsipassase of the ao:.
| TO pay their notes of five dollars. Lost.
Mr. JOHNS moved new section, tha. from
the Isl of January, 1858, no bank shall issue
notes of less denomination than twenty
dollars; and that all notes less than twenty
dollars must be redeemed from and after the
LIST OF January, 1859. Lost.
The bill having gone through the Com
mitlee Of the Whole, the House then pro-
ceeded to consider u on a second reading.
MIR. Thorne moved to extend the time Of
suspension 10 the ist of July, 1858, and made
a strong speech in favor of his amendment.
Withou, taking any action upon il, the House
adjourned till tomorrow.
HARRIsBURG, October 10, 1857.
SENATs.-Mr. Laubach presented petition
from Carbon county, for the relief of the
Banks and the people.
Mr.. Browne called up the resolutions Of.
fered by him, relative TO the control and re-
slrairt, by Congress, of the circulation Of pa
per money.
Mr.. Cofiey offered as substitute, feso-
luton declaring that, in the opinion of this
Legislature, the present financial embarass-
menls were occasionsd by the tariff Of i846,
and the notifications made by the las, sss.
zion of Congress.
A political discussion ensued. The whole
subject was finally postponed, and the Sen
ale adjourned until in the afternoon.
On meeting again, nothing of interest wac
done. The Senate adjourned in short tims
until Monday.
HousE.-A resolution providing for the
printing OF the Board of Revenue Commis-
sionsrs was passed.
The bill to provide for the payment Of
members and officers OF the Legislature during
the present session, was presented by Mr..
Foster, aud passed.
The Bank bill was lhsn taken up on ser.
oud readirg.
Mr.. johnson moved 10 shorten the time
for resumption from the second Tuesday in
April 10 the third Msnday in January, 1858.
| MIR. Kaufman moved further amand-
men,, lenglhenng the time TO January, 1869.
A lengthy discussion ensued. Messrs.
Mumms, Kaufman and Eyster favored The
amendment, aud Messrs. Calhoun and Long.
aker opposed it,. ss s.4
Kauffman's amendment was finally uegss
tived--yeas 25, nays SO.
The Philadelphia delegation voted as fol-
lows: sss.-t Z. ..a.s
AYEs--Messsrs Bishop, Dock and Thorn.
NAYs---Massfs. Arthur, Carter Gldsss
Hancock, Knight Lsisenring, Mcllvain,
Ramsey, Rohss.s. Waller. Wharton, Yesss.
Icy. e
! OF the members voting yea ~ are Amsfi.
'csus aud Republicans and Dsmocnt Ths