Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

the concurrence Of the House was asked ap- pointing joint committee of one Senator from each judicial circuit to act with such committee as may be appointed bv the Speakec of the House. to whom IS referred so much of the Go- vernor's message, as relates to a chance in the judicial circuits of the State; and that the com. mttee under the resolution on the mart of the Senate was, Clark. Williams, McCulloch. Craig- head, Askew and Terry.
 The Senates resolution to raise select com. mittee on the subject of the Governors recom- mendation to change the judicial circuits was taken up, and on motion of Mr. Buch was con- cured in
 Mir. Stuart gave notice that he would intro- duce bill to exempt the personal attendance of ladies in courts ofjustice in civil suits, providing for the taking of their deposition in such cases where their testimony may be necessary.
 Mr. Robertson gave notice that he would n troduce bill to repeal sec. "A, art of the Di gest in relation to swamp and overfowed lands. Mr. Wellington moved to adjourn until to- morrow morning at o'clock.
 Mir. Johnson of Desha moved to amend bv saying 21a o'clock this evening.
 The House adjourned to 2la o'clock
 EVENING SESSION
 The House convened.
 MT. Baker obtained leave of absence for MT. Williams.
 Mr. McRea gave notice that he wouId intro duced bill to pay jurors in White conntv tbe sum of S2 per day, for their service as such jurors.
 MT. Bunch offered joint resolution instruct. ing our delegation in Congress to use their hest eXertlons to procure the establishment of A four harso mail stage route from BatesvilIe. Inde pendence county, via Mt. Olive, Izard county thence to lellvllle, Marion county, thence to CarroHton, Carroll county, thence to Huntsville. Madison county, thence to Fayetteville. Wash ington county. Read first time.
 On motion of MT. Duval the rules were sus pended and the resolution read second tima Mir. Hammond offered resolution instructing the committe on public buildings to inquire into the expedency of purchasing a residence for the Governor and to report what property can be purchased, the cost, and to report bill if necessary. Adopted.
 On motion of Johnson of Desha MT. Ham, mond was added to the committee on county and county lines.
 MT. McRae moved to refer the Governors recommendations, etc., on the subject of rail- roads and all other internal improvements to the committee on interal improvements. Adonted On motion of Mir. Bunch, Mir. Anderson of Phillips was added to the committee on swamp lands.
 Mir. Bateman moved to refer the Governors recommendations on the subject of banks to the committee on banks. Adopted.
 Mir. Anderson of Phillips moved to refer the Governors recommendations on the subject of swamp lands to the committee on swamp lands. Adopted.
 Mr. Bunch moved to refer the Governors re- commentators on the subject of the peniten- llary to the committee on the penitentiary-- Adopted.
 Mr. Moss moved to refer the Governors re- commentators on the subject of education to the committee on education.
 Mr. Mckean offered joint resolution nstruc- ting our delegation in Congress to procure the establishment of mail route from Ulima Thule, Seyier county, to Boston, Bowie county, Texas Read first time
 Mr. Dnval moved to refer the Governors re- commentators on the subject of the geological survey to the committee on the geological sur vey. Adopted.
 Mr. Anderson of Phillips moved that com m 'ttee ot three be appointed to enquire into the cost ot printing and laying on the desk of each member, every morning, the proceedings of the Senate and House of Representatives. Adopt ed.
 Committee ppointed-Anderson of Phillips, Johnson of Desha and Hill of Perry.
 Mr. Dnilie introduced a bill to change the name of Thomas s. Storms to Thomas s. Ssarkes etc. Bead first time
 MT. Johnson of Pulaski ntroduceda bill for the relief of Robt. c. Newton. Read first tme On motion of Mir. Johnson of Pulaski. the rules were suspended and the bill read the SC. cond time
 On motion of Mr. Wilson the bill was referred to committee on the judiciary.
 On motion of Mr Green, House adjourned.
 Saturday. Nov. 6, l858 House convened.
 Mr. Crawford obtained leave of absence in consequence of sickness in his family
 Committee appointed by the Speaker on the subject of removing free negroes from the State announced as follows: Griffin Carroll, Neal. Green Baxter, Bussey, Johnson of Desha, Hemingway and Stuart.
 On the joint resolution on the subject of fchang- ing the judicia! circuits, Anderson of Phillips, Dutie, Baxter, Green. Johnson of Pulaski and $ uart.
 On motion of Mr. Bunch Mir Hill was added to the committee on public buildings
 Mi. Duval offered joint resolution instruc- ting our delegation to use all honorable means to procure the location of the Pacific railroad upon or near the Both parallel of latitude.- Read first time.
 Mr. Couch presented petition praying that certain territory from Union county be attached to Columbia Read and referred to a con- mittee of Mosi, KilIgore, McCammon, Bussev and Batchelor
 MT. Anderson of Perry presented the petition oi Eli Tackett praying relief, etc. Referred to the committee on swamp lands.
 Mir. Anderson of Greene presented the peti- tion of the grand jurors of Newton county, pray ing that the crimes of adultery and fornication be made ms siemeanor, etc. Read and referred to the judiciary
 Mr. Vaughan presented the petition of the grand jurors of Madison county to the same ef- feet as the above, etc. Read and referred
 Mr. Anderson of Phillips, from select com mlttee, reported in favor of having the proced ln9s ot the House printed each day for use of the members. Reected--ayes 28-navs 27. Mr. Savage introduced bill to create tax as sessors in all the counties of the State. Read. Mr. Pennington introduced bill to fix the pay ofjurors. Read first time
 MT Torbtt introduced bill to exemnt Scott county from the operation of the road law. ap- proved January 1857.
 Read first time and on motion read a second time.
 MT. Beshoar moved to amend by addjno Randolph after the county of Scott. Adopted. On motion Mr. Johnson of Pulaski the bill was referred to the committee on judiciary. Mr. Johnson of Pulaski introduced a bill re- latlng to the opening of the terms of the su- preme court.
 Read first time, and rules suspended and read a second time.
 On further motion of MT. Johnson of PuIaski the rules were again suspended and the bill read the third time and passed
 Mir. Baxter introduced a bill relating to in sane paupers. Read first time
 Message from the Senate announcing the passage of a resolution to go into the election of United States Senator on the 9th November at , o'clock; also resolution to % into the cleo. ton of d judge of supreme court, as successor to Hon. C. C. Scott at the same time
 On motion of Mr. Baxter the bill relatino to insane paupers was read second and third times and passed.
 Mr. Lyle introduced bill to increase the salaries of circuit judges. Read first time. Mr. Batemdn introduced bill to change the time of electing members to Congress- Read first time