The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-10
FEn. Sd, 1859.

In the House, yesterday, two new bill
were introduced: one by Mr.. Williams o
Warren, "for the relief of Goldsmith Cof
fren;" and Gne by Mr.. Day, to prohibit the
carrying or wearing of concealed weapons
The resolution directing the Committee on
Medical Societies and Medical Colleges to
visit the Medical College at Cincinnati, with
the view Of inquiring into the expediency ol
separating it from any connection with the
Commercial Hospital, underwent some dis.
cussion, and fter being re-amenled so as to
direct the Committee to "report by bill or
otherwise relinquishing all right ofthe State"
in said Medical College and Commercial
Hospital, was laid on the table. The ses.
sion was principally occupied, after the usual
order of morning business, with discussion in
Committee Of the Whole upon the several
orders of the day.
In the Senate, yesterday, the following
bills were introduced
Supplementary to the act of April 10, 1853.
for the regulation ofthe Public Works: sun.
Elementary to the act tablishing the indie.
pendent Treasury, and the act further TO pro.
vide tor the better regulation OF the receipt,
safe keeping and disbursement of the public
funds; and bill TO authorize the Ripley and
Hillsboro turnpike company to erect toll
gate SO as to collect toll within the limits Of
the corporate village OF Ripley.
Bills we're passed as follows:
Repeating the free banking act of 1851
to authorize the incorporated village Of Ash
land to borrow money and to authorize the
election Of an additional judge of common
please in the third sub division of the ninth
judicial district.
a report was received from the Warden
and Directors of the Penitentiary in response
to resolution of the Senate, and was laid
on the table and ordered to be printed.
In response to resolution of the Senate,
The Auditor of State transmitted q communi. |
cation to the effect that the report of Mr..
jlaypoie, relative to certain banks, had been
'mysteriousIy distracted" from his Office
lie thinks that Mr.. Claypole will be able
rom notes in his possession, to make anoth.
n report.
MIR. Sch;eich's resolution relative to bank
axation, underwent some discussion md
vas referred 10 select committee of one
ts author.
A resolution was adopted that the report
the Commissioner of Statistics be printed
nd bound with executive documents, ,
In the House, the bill TO punish seduction
nder promise of marriage, when the eeducer q
more than eighteen and the seduced less t
ian eighteen years of age was passed. O
eas Ga, Nays 25. r
a Resolution was passed providing for o
'lh' Committee TO revise amendatory acts
lssed since the adoption of the new Con- 8
tuition. This is the same Resolution in.
oduced few days since by Mr.. West, of b
ogan. Also, Resolution instructine the
ldiciary Committees to examine and ra.
'rt whether there is any irregularity in the a
It OF 1857, regulating descent of property. d
"A communication from the Acting State P
.ouse Commissioner was received, and or.
cred to be printed. The bill introduced BY
IT. Cox to amend the act for the better REQ.
latlon OF schools in cities, towns, and in. d
villages, was defeated, the vote f
e'considered, and the bill referred to q Sc. O
'ct committee. A Resolution was adopted Il
pay the claim Of J. J. Parks for two 4
lousand dollars. n
The following bills were introduced :-Bv r
IT. Andrews, to repeal certain act therein 81
amed by Mr. Jackson, to compel railroads 81
make bitches and build culverts, in Ger. 7
lin cases by Mr.. Cox, OF Knox, to EXEMPT q
ON attachment certain property therein +
amed by Mr.. Chase, authorizing County o
commissioners to fill vacancy in the office a
Coroner. ;,