M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-04-01

the same back with the amendments
previously directed to be made, and
it was ordered to be printed.
A lengthy discussion was haG npon
the Senate joint resolution to take a
recess from the 18th of April to the
first Monday in January 1859. The
resolution was amended to adjourn
sine die on the 18th of April next,
and passed the House so amended by
a vote of 81 yeas to 33 nays. A mo-
tion to reconsider was made and laid
upon the table.-Ib. Oath.
The Senate, yesterday, passed the
bill authorizing the Commissioners Of
Cuyahoga county to borrow the sum
Of twenty-five thousand dollars for the
erection ola Court House: Also, Mr..
Monroe's House bill relative to the
Reform Schools Of this State, with
some important amendments.
The House by a vote % yeas to
67 nays, refused to pass, and subse-
quently indefinitely postponed the act
for the removal of the county seat of
Belmont county. The following bills
passed the House-to wit: the bill
relating to section 30 in Springfield
township, Hamilton county, yeas So,
nays none; that to provide for the
collection of claims against railroad
companies, yeas 80, nays 4; To create
the 10th Common Pleas District of
the State OF Ohio and to change the
subdivisions of the third Common
Pleas District--yeas SO, nays Z; For
the relief of Martha Mclaughlin
yeas 67, nays Is; 70 authorize the
sale Of any and all the shares OF stock
held by the State in the turnpike
companies Of the State, and to amend
section one of an act in relation to
the duties ofthe Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund, passed May l, 1854
| yeas 70, nays 10; Authorizing the
election Of an additional Judge Of the
Court of Common Pleas in the third
sub division of the sixth judicial Dis.
trict of Ohio--yeas IA, nays 1S.--lb.
25th.
The Senate, yesterday, passed the
following bills The House bill ofMr.
Allen, relative to duties of County
Commissioners; that supplementary
to the Code OF Civil Procedure; the
! House Bill for the protection of side
walks not within the corporate limits
of any city, town or village; and the
House Bill supplementary to the acr
to confirm the charter Of the Coving,
ton and Cincinanati Railroad Com.
pany. The Sub-Treasury Bill was
reported back, amended by striking
out all after the enacting clause and
inserting a new bill.
The bills passed by the House were
the act to amend the act of Marcel
18th, 1858, to provide compensation
tc the owners Of private property ap
propriated to the use Of corporations
yeas u, navs 8; that amendatory tC
the act Of March II, 1855, providing
for the holding of the terms Of the dis
trict court in the several counties 0
the third common pleas district, yeas
80, nays 4; supplementary to the &C
fixing the times Of holding the court
Of common pleas in the third judicia
district, yeas 81, nays G; the bill au
thorizing the county commissioners
in cases were infrmaries have beer
burned, to rebuild without submitting
the question to the people, yeas SO
nays none. The report of the Selec
Committee on the bill for the sale 0
the Public Works was made the spe
cial order for to-day at ten O'clock
Ib. Goth.
The Senate, yesterday, considered
in Committee OF the Whole, Senate
Kincaid's bill to reorganize the BE
nevolent Institutions Of the State. Z
large amount ofgeneral business wa
also transacted in committee. Th
Senate also passed the House bill t
, create the Tenth Common Pleas Dis
, trict, and to change the subdivision
of the Third Common Pleas District
In the House, the chief part of tn
day was taken up in debating the bill
for the sale of the canals, which wa
, passed in the afternoon BY a vote Q
: Sc yeas to 40 nays--54 votes beini
the Constitutional majority. A va
riety ofbills of minor Importance wa
! disposed of.
A Both branches are laboripg wit
: great industry.--lb. 9th.
. From tho Cincinnati Enquirer.
= From Washington,