The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
Ohio Legislature,

IN the senate the bill TO surrender The lower
river road TO the Londholders and creditors, Was
passed.
Also, House bill authorizing courts 20 order
abstracts Of legal advertisements TO be publish.
ed.
Also, House bill fsing the compensation OF
County Commissioners.
In the House yesterday morning quite little
Hurry was gotten up upon the presentation Of
about cord OF remonslrnnces against the pass
age OF the bill introduced Monday by Mr. Dob.
meycr, changing The regulations OF Cincinnati.
Mr.. ellison introduced bill To cid In the de.
toction Of the authors of libCloui publications.
and to compel publishers Of newspapers and ps
rodicals TO Disclose the real name OF the author
OF any lbclous anonymous communications. The
bilO provides that a publisher or editor OF a
newspaper may upon complaint, be brought be-
fore magistrate, and if he refuses 10 disclose
the name OF the author Of any anonymous con-
mnnlea,on' he shall be taken iOjail and conhn.
ed until he does disclose It,
WEDNESDAY.
In the Senate, resolutions were adonted call.
ing upon the Supehntcndents Of the different Ne.
ncvoleut lnsttuuons, and the State House Com.
misaionersi 70 report the amount Of gas conaum.
ell during last year IN said institutions and in
State House, the object being TO ascertain
whether Il will be profitable for the State 70
manufacture iis own gas, In the Ponitentiary.
The biz was passrd to amend the act 10 give
yreater efficiency to tho judicial system Of the
State,
Mr.. slade introduced resolution amending
the Constitution, 90 as 10 provide for annual
sessions OF the Legislature which was repoftcd
TO q select committee Of ive'
Mr.. Sailofds resolution authorizing the pur.
chase oltwo nationaliags, conspicuously embel.
ished with tho Coat ofArma OF Ohio, to be plao.
cd upon the State House, was passed
Irua 10. Al. 4 a
code was passed,
In the House, a considerable portion Of the
day was occupied in the Discussion Of the Gin.
oinnau Police bill, upon its second reading. The
bill Was finally ordered 10 be engrossed and read
the Third time tomorrow, when another interest.
ing teaaon may be anticipated, unless the mouths
Of members should be padlocked by the previous
question being ordered
Mf. Thompsont bin amondatory Of the act
providing for tho recording of land patenta 50
as TO allow copies ofthe same 10 bo recorded, was
passed.
Mr. Van Yorhes' blll for the settlement Of de-
oedents estates, waslost upon its passage, after
considerable discussion. motion was made 10
reconsider, and that molten was laid on the "a.
BILE, This keeps lite IN the bill, aud the friends
OF the bill may ys. gather strength nGisien, to
Mr.. Chris,y introduced a bill to regulate hlaes
and mulatto persons, TO prevent their immierA.
ton into tue State, and TO provide for their col.
onlEation In certain cases.
THURSDAY.
In the Senate, the following bills were passed
No. 2IO, Senate bill making partial appropsia.
tons for the repair Of the Public Works was In.
'roducod aud passed under a suspension of the
rules.
Senate bin comforting certain powers on. snd
prescribing certain du.iCs Of the Board Of Publio
Houso bin loRmend an act authorizing the
e5ee'i on OF town balls, was indefinitely postpon.
Mr. Henkle's bill relative to Il prohibition Of
lnterments within tho corporate limits ofa ci,y
or village was passed.
In the House, Mr.. Monroe's Refo m School
9ill Was passed, with the provision for the ereo.
won gon Of House Of Refuge on Reform Yarn
The Cincinnati police bin was put through to
day without amendment, by nearly party vote
yeas %. nays a.. Messrs. Clarke, and vii.
lams OF Monroe, were the only democrats voting
against IT,
Senate bill 70 authorize the adoption orchiidreu
was read the third time and laid on the table.
Inc treasurer Of State, in response N resolu.
lions OF The House, inquiring Of him what kind
OF iunds county iroasurers received for taxes an.
swered by sending TO the House a small CARLOAD
otletters,r from the treasurets of 6S coun
es OF tho State, In response TO circulars sent out
by him. His communication was referred 10 the
committee on Unfinished Business.
message was received from the Governor.
transmitting from The Auditor a detailed state
ment ofthe receipts and disbursement of Che pub
lie moneys for the fiscal year 1858.
Mr.. Taylor introduced resolutions. wib a
lengthy preamble, declaring the action Of me
Pennsylvanie legislature, in passing laws lew.
ing tax upon merchandise transported through
that State, unconstitutional, and requiring the
1oVernorto correspond with the proper authori-
ties ofthat State, with view to procure the nbro.
CATION Of said laws, which were referred 70 the
committee Of the Whole.
The SUPREME CoURT. Cleveland Lead
sr's correspondent says il is worth iour-
ney TO Columbus now. to look in upon
the Supreme Court Every Republican
cannot but feel pleased to see upon the
supreme Bench an entire unsulied, tall
ented, reliable set Of Judges. The Su-
preme judicial department is entirely Re.
publican. Chief Justice BartleV IN Tho