The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-12
HOUSE OF DELEGA TFs.
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! The SPEAKER resumed the chair Vt q o'c;ock
Tbs 9tcoge Q't6StioR WAS taken up and Mr.. Il Al
NoSD beiHg entitled to the floor. addressed the
House at length in opposition to the pendisg res
oiption.
At the conclusion of Mr.. HIS speech, on motion
OF Mr. MARTIN, the resolution was laid on the ia
ble--no quorum being present On motion OF Mr. &.
JsSES, OF It., the Honse adjourned.
THURSDAY, March H.
BIZ hfortsd.-To incorporate tue Carbon Hill
Mining Company, in the counties of Hourico and
Gouchlaad
Restriction 81 Delztt--Mr ANDERSON offered the
following resolution, which, being objected TO by
Mr. CIAYBRo0K, was laid over:
Resctred, That hereafter member he allowed
to speak more than fifteen minutes at one time on
the same question.
Iriraeged .SHtS.-The resolution offered by MIR
DAVIS. on Monday, relative TO the priviieged seats
10 the Hall, was taken up, and, on motion of Mr.
NELSON. laid upon the table.
Tho -H,tfta Las"s.--0n motion Of Mr.. HARDY il
was
RssoIted, That the clerk Of this House be re-
quired TO have printed, without delay, the act of
the late session TO organize the Militia and provide
for the defence of the Commonwealth. aud the act
60 amend the said act, and to ten copies of
each of said acts to be forwarded to each of the
clerks of the county courts.
Ertd9Ht9 The Ohi0--The bill to prevent the I'M.
lawful bridging of the Ohio river near Steuben-
vile, aud for that purpose to define and punish
such onehces, was taken up as the unfinished bu-
MIR. CHAPMAN called the previous question. which
was ordered. The bill then passed-yeas IS,
nays Z
On motion Of Mr.. CHAPMAN the title was amend
cd by striking out the words NEAR Steubenyile."
Daly PrGycr.--On motion of Mr.. NELSON, it was
hesotisd, That the SPEAKER Of the House invite
ministers Of the gospel officiating for the several
denominations OF Christians, in this city, to open
It's daily sessions with prayer
Bas.nssS betore C6nmiteeS.--0n motion of Mr..
Bass, IL was
Resdred, That the several standing committees
OIL this House be instructed TO take nto their con-
sidoIation the several propositions committed to
them at the late session, as though the same had
been committed at the present session of the Gen.
erai Assembly.
The Oyster Faadum--Mr. PAXTON moved that
the bill concerning oysters, be taken up, and
made the order of the day for Friday next. After
soma discussion, in which Messrs. YERBY, TaTEN
CARTER, Of X. aud L., CLaYBRo0g and Paxton. par
teipated, tue motion was reiected-ayes IS noes a.
BUS tusSed.--The following eDgr0ssed bills We're
read and passed: Authorizing justices of the peace
70 give Judgment on forthcoming bonds taken hy
constabl-s on IKE yutions issued by @ Justice
To establish the Mason Agricultural Society TO
amend the 9TH sect. Of chap Sc of the Coee Au
thor,sing copies Of deeds TO be used as evidence
on certain cases. Amending the llsh sect. of ch.
90 Oh the Code OF Virginia, to give turnpike COM
psaiesa right OF way only in the lands condemn, A
Tor the turnpike. TO amend and re-enact the lar
ana "a sect Of CHI l34 of the Code SO as 10 confar
original Jurisdiction of cases of uulawS,I entry
aoo deiainer upon the circuit courts To amend
ana re enact the lst sect. of CHI. Ill Of the Code
- AT the recess hour, the SPEAKER vacated iba
Chair until ~ O'clock PM Nv