The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-05
sRyATE PROCEEDINGS.

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a communication was received from The lieueo.
annonneing the passage Of certain bills.
ntas f1ased.-A tfll auending the Get reru1nr
ing the application Of the sinksng fsud to sks ~
srmptlon Of the public debt incerporasisx the
saII Wells and Reeds Bottom Turnpike Comcsny.
pSsaing that In prosecutions for utferine coun-
, na. =. money the fac sfmde ef such monsy sesd
ssms ~ fp1Gouced ~ trial. but descripetor 81 TIE
nsira - "a case whore IL had been stelsn) naay
TIE Gu. 80 ACT Prescribing the ussds Of applying =
trr 70 call extra session, az ths Lrgis
Of the aioao is for majority of the menbsrs
Bals Reported- -Mskipp.y an ~ ~am,asi ,si -
natic As,,I ana sewerage of The Eastern In
asynm; ior the relief Of IIsnry Gordon a.
nne,h % foMnatani refunding John aresth -
Rockingham 81 o. making certain oi
hVsnna river In Albemarle q ts~snt $50. -
! eorporatins the Elk Ridge Mining aud Mssss.s-
Min;p. Vompsns, ineorporating the Forest HiII
8 ,ng the Fire Insurance Company Of Norssli. 80.
> isrring additiopal power and dutieson the Had
fnol'c Works Amending the act iocorperstias
'ns Ssem, stabiu aud Rappahannock Turupika
} Saldry Of TIE Fra Ar9iior.-Tbe bilI incrs.s;.~
.ne sa,ary OF the ist Auditor Of Public Acccuuts
was saksn up The sums Of 81, 500 and SS 500 were
win ssNoo " , on sne proposition 10 al the blank
chief point made by those who opno.sd ,hs 49, 80
ssge q the eii was, that II would prevent man
oers OF the Lesi.iatnre from becoming candidates..
thuS deprlving than OF right enjoyed by othss
citizens OF the State. The vote ON the nr.sos,.a,
to to hll with $4,000, was voted down-syes is nays
Mr, OLD moved to lay the bill on the table. Th.
Colonization Bill colonization bill. (which
Is continuation Of the law which expires In :
lew weeks, was defeatsd-ayes is, nays Ie. This
- 'ne oli, tnat imposes tax upon free negroes.
or the colonization Of their class on the coast OF
| africa motion to reconsider the vote with the
bill, was laid on the table '"'"-~
Election Of Basement Officers, 6c.--Mr DssxAIK
orered resolution, postponing the Ioiut order Of
the day-thc election Of basement oficers. &c. nm
26. nays II. -
The Militia BR.-Mr. FLoop asked leave. which
was granted, to introduce bilI,snendatory Of the
Militia BIZ passed Tuesday.
lie gave as his reasons for intrhdueing It. that
the Dill as passed, contained provisions for the
Recommendation Of officers by the corporation
| courts. which WIS clearly an omission and sbouId
be remedied The courts too. are requjred 1, re-
commend field officers for cavalry and artiliarv
regiments which Ia contrary to all previous regti>
atons on this subject. Two sets OF comp,issiops
numbering about IL, ,o00-are to be issued with
IN few weeks, involving the appointment of an
additional clerk, and the expenditure Of large
: amount of money by the Executive In carrying
out the provisions of the bill. The comnissions
Oh the oiiicers of volunteer companies are also
made vacant by the act course Of action Clearly
unjust.
Assumption of S1oeess Rtysaent- The b,l, for IN.
resumption 0f specie payment by the Banks was
taken up The substitute for 1t also came no. and
amendments to it offered As amended the sub.
, | stitnte read ~ follows:
SEC. l. Provides that the Bank, shall r.suma
payment In specie ON the lst Of November pext---
No Bank shall be compelled to pay specie for any
poto held by, or due to any other Bank or BapE.
inS Company which does not redeem its own potsa
aud pay its deposits, when demanded, ia specie.
SIC. Provides that any Bank falling TO resume
: on the LIST November shall forfeit one-haif Of one
per cent. on It's capital, and one-half of ous per
cent for every month thereafter that thew shaIi
continue ia a state Of suspension, commencing
. with the lst January, 1885,
SEc. 3, The outstanding debt of any Bank du-
ring the suspension OF specie payment shall not at
any time exceed the amount of its outvtspding
debt on the lst January, 1853
: SEC. 4. Prohibits any Tank from paying out for
. any purpose, the note of bank or inerrporated
company which, after November 1st 1857 shall
violate or refuse to comply with the provisions Of
this act For 3 Violation or refusal 10 comply with
the "a section OF this act, any bank shall DO liable
10 pay not less than three than six per
cent on its capital stocktie penalty to be rscoy-
cred by suit m information, the Information 20 be
given by two freeholders of the Stats--the Com.
.nou~ealths Attorney to receive $40 for conduct
ing such snit.
! SIC. S. The revenue on special deposit In the
several banks at Richmoud shall not be passed by
the Treasurer 10 the general deposit accounts OF
the state prior To the lst OF November, 1858, ex-
cept so far as may be necessary for tbs wants OF
tho state; and the Treasurer is authorized TO per-
Iuit those banks whose notes beld In specie de-
p0s;t 10 provide for the redemption OF their notes
in such amounts as be may deem necessary Tor the
wants of the State. -.
The bill was then ordered to its engrossment.
ON motion of Mr.. wasrH, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
EVENING sEssEoN-WRpsEsbaY, March 3, 1883
The spsAxRR pro TEN. resumed the Chair ut 7
O'Clock p NJ
Senate Bills Pissed The following Senate bnIu
| were passed: Authorizing the trustees OF Gospel
HIN church to sell and convey certain landG En-
empting the irenen VI the town Of Portsmouth
from service on turies. TO incorporate the ROYAL
Arch Diyi ION, g. OF T., at Pennington In the coun.
ty of Marion. To authorize the trustees OF the
| FAirmont Methodist Episcopal church to sell and
| oJnvey their church and lot ou which the same is
! situated, In said town, and invest the proceeds--
TO incorporate the Chester Hotel and Mining
Company in The county Of Chesterfield. To fDcor.
p1rate the Pulaski Coal and Iron Manufacturing
| Company. To incorporate the trustees Of the All.
bemarle Female Institute. Incorporating the
Ravenswood Drawbridgs Company TO incorpo-
rate the Airey Lodge. NO. l31, of the I. o. ", at
| k0wlesburg. 10 the county Of Preston. To iucor-
poFate the kaDawha sanes Cemetery. To incsr-
porate the Ksnawba Cemetery. To incorporats
lIie town Of jacksonville, in Floyd county Incor-
porating the Valley Agricultural Society, To
ytabfjsh an election precinct in the town Of Pied
mont, in the county of Hampshire. To authorize
the trustees of Faulkner school, in Chesterheld,
TO invest the funds Of said school. To incorporate
the Cnion Oil and Coal Company.
| H0ae BIS Pi$sed.--The following House bills
we're also gassed for the relief Of William U Har.
| ris, Of Nelson eounty-yeas l03. fRefunds stsy
of $50 improperly paid into the Tressury;) provi-
ding for the payment OF sum Of money Al leo tc
Ed. Parrish, Tor work done ON the Maryland and
Ohio rnpike-yeas 0l, noes 2. r.
On motion OF Dir. BOWMAN, the House Cd
journed sEfs
| THURSDAY, March 4,Is5s ~
The House met at II o'clock, pursuant 70 sd-
journment, MIR. YERBY In the chair.
Reports from Conatses.-Mr. JOHNSTON, Of H.,
ffem the committee Of finance, reported bill
making appropriations for ths support Of govern
msnt.
Sir. RUrHERrooRD, from the committee of courts
OF justice, presented reports adverse 10 ths FOL
lowing propositions OF amending the 80 h sec. Of
chapter liz OF the Code; OF amending the crinsi
nal code applicable to free negroes and persons
Of mixed blood Of prohibiting the emancipation
Of an individual interest Ia slaves.
Tstiffgns P,cssaf>d.--By Mf CREIGH, from Gresa.
brier. for precinct election district In said CO.
Orange and Alexandria Ruitrood- The subssf-
Ing order OF the day, being the bill anthoriEibg
loan OF 100000 to the Orange and Alexandria Hsiis
road Company, was taken up for consideration,
aud Mr.. BARBOUR, Of Cuipepsr, being entitled 70
the floor, resumed and concluded his argument in
favor Of appropriations TO works Of internal i'm
provemeut.
The question on the passage Of the bill was thsn
put, and determined In the negative for the want
Of the astitutonsi requirement Of seventy seven
affirmative votes The vote was recorded, viz -
yeas 20. nays "a. &1s 81 -
. Before the resuls of the vote was announced, Q
scene of unusual tumnlt and eopfnsion arose A.
ter quiet was restored, Mr.. KEEN moved recon
silcration Of the vote, which was agreed tor and
. the bill Was then laid on the table.
On motios Of Mr.. CaAPaAS. the Senate bill pro-
viaing for the completion Of the Covlngton and
Ohio ka!iroad. substituted. la opposition, for
the House bill with the same title.
: On motion Of Mr.. Hosx the bill aniending the
charter of the Winchester aud Potomac RaiIrosd
. Company, WAS made the order OF the day for n
turday.
On motion Of Mr Josxs, Of Gloucester, lat halt
past 8 o'ciock.) ths Chair Was vacated until Z
5 o'clock p. NJ
!. SINKING or rHE srTxxss woopsuu.--Tns Gin.
sinnati Commercial Of Monday, says -eg