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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOOSE OF hEBlGEoEN lAllh LOs
FRIDAY, March y, 1858.
NIGHT SESSION.
Mr. RANDOLPH demanded a call Of the House,
which discovered quorum present.
ABSENCE.
On motion by Mr. WHITE of Hamilton, Mr. Braz-
elton had leave Of absence account of sickness
FREE BANK BILL.
The SPEAKER announced the unfinished order Of
the consideration Of the bill 1927 to diminish the
circulation of free bank paper.
Mr. BATE moved postponement till to morrow, 10
o'clock.
Mr. STOVALL supported the motion.
Mr. BATE wanted full, fair consideration Of the
bill, which he regarded as a measure fraught with
immense mischief.
Mr. KING replied
The motion was agreed to.
CONVENTIONAL INTEREST.
On motion by Mr. CANTRELL, Cby unanimous
consent the House took up his bill 445 to protect
debtors and increase the revenue restricting IN
terest to 10 per cent-taxing money loaned at IN
terest between six and ten per cent
Mr. RANDOLPH moved to lay the bill on the table;
but modified the motion to indefinite postponement.
Mr. CANTRELL supported the bill in speech at
length.
After further debate, the vote was taken resulting
yeas 80, nays 20 SO the bill was indefinitely
postponed.
MARRIED WOMEN.
On motion by Mr. POLK, (by unanimous consent,)
the House took up his bill, No 2O5 TO secure to
married women the use and enjoyment of their
separate property; and the same was passed the
second reading, and referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary.
BURRITT COLLEGE.
The bill Is. I78) for benefit of Burritt College
inu he 0upzti0u bRiOp Mr. blVIdsOuS
motion to reconsider the vote rejecting said bill
Mr. WHITE Of Knox made statement OF the
ground of the application for the privileges Of re-
moving said College.
Mr. THOMPSON moved to lay the motion on the
table-the vote resuIting-yeas 80, nays ~: so the
motion was laid on the table.
sEQUATCHIE BANK DIRECTOR.
The bill Is. 1861 to give Sequatchie county bank
director, coming up
Mr. NANCY proposed to amend, by adding
clause giving to Cheatham Director in the Clarks-
vile District; which was adopted:
And so the bin passed the third and last reading.
HoLsToN PREsBYTERY, sc.
The bill Is. 1897 to incorporate the HOlstOn Pres
Dytery, coming up
Mr. EWING proposed to amend, by adding
clause for the incorporation of the Wardens and
estrymen Of Christ's Church, Nashville, which was
adopted also, charter for the Convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of Tennessee; which
was adopted.
Mr. WHITE of Hamilton proposed further to
amend, by adding clause to change the name Of
Vincent Faller to Vincent Fallen, which was ruled
Yut:
And so the bill passed the third and last reading
yeas 4G, nays g. and it was ordered 20 be forth
With transmitted to the Senate-AIr Randolph sta
ing that he voted in the negative, because of Mr.
NeWman's amendment.
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SON and We solicit call our friends and The uuBs
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BuCkskin, Cloth & Silk Gloves.

livery sIYBE OF season Glove in store and for sale By
Il J. h. McGILL.
Ladies' and Gentlemsus' Furnishing,
feb q corner OF Square and Colleges.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, March Is, 1858.
EVENING SESSION..

The SPEAKER directed the Clerk to proceed with
the Code. and the Parts XXI and AAlll, being
again read through, they were considered and pass
ed the second reading-amended by Biz Bullock
FREE SCHOOLS.
On motion bv Mr. WHITE of Knox (by unani-
mans consentl the House took up his bill to amend
the law to prevent incompetent persons from teach
ing free sc6oOls-the question being on the second
reading.
Mr. GRIFFITH proposed to amend, by adding
clause amendatory Of the act Of 1871, authorizing
corner district schools, which ne subsequently WIN
drew.
Mr. KING opposed.
The bill was then passed the second reading
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OFFICE OF CITY BUILDING AND LOAN AssO-
CITATION,
PEHOV8D up stairs at the Planters, Bank.
IL mar ll-3I sAM'L STAY, Treasured.
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White and Opera Kid Gloves.

Standing and Byron Collars.
FIRST RATE assortm ent Byron and Standing Col
II lars, received and for sale
feb "a J. Fl. MCGILL.
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POWELL COUNTY.

On motion by MIR JohnsSb (by, unanimous cor
sent the House took up the bill Is. 226) to extend
time to the Commissioners for the proposed coun-
ty of Powell to report &c. and the same was passed
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CONVENTIONAL INTEREsT.

On motion by Mr. POLK, (by unanimous consent
the House took up his bill, No POS, to secure to
married women the use and enjoyment Of their
separate property; and the same was passed the
second reading, and referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary.
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| Mr. RANDOLPH'S resolution for night sessions
for the remainder Of the session, now consider
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House bill to provide for keeping Criminal Caus-
es in Court and pay the costs thereon, aad to allow
Judges of the Criminal Court to interchange labors
passed the third reading
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R@- The Conspirators, who thought

bS The Conspirators, who thought D
would only be necessary to stay at HaFr'
8 or 4 days to effect the annihilatiOn o
District, have learned that is not 50 &
inoculate the Legislature with their psS
malignity and that the majority Of 'n' !
require some good cause for the on''e'
deed it is asked to perpetrate. The F'
of the me mbers of the bar, not avalll1.
conspirators have had petitions printed I" !
risburg, and are now circulating them'D ]
out the County, asking the Legislature \
franchise the people of this District, ,HhE4
expect the public to sign.
In the meantime, the remonstrances "
this outrage are being generally slsn'1
out regard to party. AS great ezeE'0p
be made TO obtain names enough to tn'
ishing petition, to give something lISe'
lar sanction to the movement, it behoV''
friends of popular sovereignty to %"
remonstrances in every district, that Wv
islature may see bow universally thls"
is condemned.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-04

FOREIGN NEws-By the arrival of the
Arago at New York, and the Anglo-Sa1On
at Portland, we have received four days
later news from Europe. The advices from
India and China are important The bonn
bardment of Canton commenced on the 2Sth
of December 1900 British and 900 French
troops being landed on the morning of that
day. The bombardment was continued through
out the day aud night, and on the morning of
the 29th the assault was made, and by 9 o'clock
the heights within the town were in possession
of the assaants-but little resistance being
made to this progress. From India the news
is generally of cheering character. Sir Col
IN CAMPBELL had taken possession of Feruka-
bad which was abandoned by the enemy, and
Goruchpore had been taken on the 9th of JAN
uary, with but trifling loss The European
news is also interesting. The appearance in
the lloniteur of the bellicose addresses from
the French Army continued to excite the
British public The subject had been noticed
in the House of Lords by Lord LYNDHuRsr,
in reply to which Earl GRANVILLE said that
note had been received from the French Go
vernment expressing the regret of the Empe-
ror for the appearance of anything offensive
to the English nation In the House of Com
mons Lord PAIMERsToN had succeeded in intro
ducing his bill to make conspiracy to commit
murder felony, by a vote of 299 to co.
Nevertheless, great doubt existed whether
Parliament would accept the bill, and this
doubt, combined with unfavorable rumors
from France, had depressing influence on
the funds. Symptoms Of revolutionary move
ments have been discovered in Spain, and out
breaks are apprehended. The news from 9TH
er portions of Europe is unimportant.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-04

AN IMPORTANT DECISION Judge Wood
ward, OF the Supreme Court, has recently
made decision at Philadelphia, upon the
question whether railroads are liable for dam
ages done by trains to persons or vehicles eros
sing the road. The suit was brought to reco-
yer from the Philadelphia, Wilmington Balti-
more and Delaware Railroad Company for in.
juries done to the plaintiff while crossing the
track OF the road in two horse wagon. The
points decided by the Judge were list
That person about to cross railroad track
Is IN duty bound to stop and look in both di
rectIons, and listen before crossing Cd. That
II the plaintiff contributed in the slightest de-
gree TO the accident in question: he could not
recover although the railroad company were
DeSligert.' S