Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-16

SENATE.
,spay. November IS, 1859.


REPORT FaoM COMMITTEE ON BANKS
Mr. LANE. from the Committee on Banks, TO
whom was referred the petition Of Messrs. Dyer ano
2, q Pearl. praying 10 be allowed 10 unite the City
bank Of Nashville and the Bank OF hao1Vllie, re
ported bill carrying out the prayer OF the Peliilon
ers. ana recommended its passage; also, reformed
Senate bill No l03, to amend the Tree banking law
and recommended its passage
BILLS IsTRoDUcED.
I Bv the COMMITTEES on Banks No. l04-To urue
the CITY Bank of Nashville and the Bank OF hhoA-
Vile Passed first reading.
Bv Mr. TRIMBLE: No. 105-To provide TOR the
custody Of the apitol and Capitol squSre aoc iOI
the enclosure and improvement OF the same 1s
first reading and referred the Committee on Fuo
Bv Mr.. JOHNSON: No log To reform and reg
uIots III bas,ness of banking Ia this State same
as that introduced in the House Of Representatives
bv Mr.. CANT on the 10th last. Passed frat readlng
| and referred to the Committee on Banks.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. 1OS-TO amend the act passed 18th February
1852, entitled, IAN act to sntnorse anu resu'S'e
| the business of banking Passed
/ No 9I-To enable the Nashville and Northwest
ern Railroad Company to unite with or lease Inc
Mississippi Central Railroad Passed.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
On mot;op of Mr.. RICHARDSON, leave Of alb
senee was granted to MIR. Payne until Monday next.
Il RAPPORT OF THE STATE GEoLoGIsT.
NJ sroKEs offered the following resolutions
1s.oIr.J ~, me General assembly Of the State q
a Tsoncs,,s That twenty-five hundred copies Of the
6noI rsnort of the Sste Geologst, with the neces-
sarv illnstrations aud msps, be printed under the
of the State Gsoiogst and Librarian, 10
vile similar and equal to the Kentucky Ueologl-
eal Report new in the State Library.
Rssoiped That five hundred copies OF II oe paced
in ,he hands of the State Librarian to be disposed
Of as follows: One hundred copies to be used for
the purpose Of exchanging with the otner states,
6fty copies to the present State Geologst Prof Saf
r fori ity copies TO be deposited IN the state LII
brsTv and the remainder Of the i've huRdred copies
L, be cold by the State Librarian OF ms agents,
e not less than Que dollar per copy
f PesoEps1 further Taat of the number Of copies
ord.rsd above i've hundred shall be for the use o
the Senate aud fifteen hundred for the used OF tht
/, House of Representatives, and the Secretary Of
State is kereay instructed TO distribute said Gop'e'
I "a soon as published, sending TO each member 0
: the General Assembly twenty copies, and the ex
: nense of CARRYING out this resolution shall be ps'
5 out of any money in the treasury not otherWis
n Ap On notion Of Mr.. RICHARDSON, the rule wa
suspended and the resolutions were adopted.
r EMAIL NOTES OF FOREIGN BANKS.
Mr.. HILDRETH called up his motion (entered o.
the 18Th of October TO reconsider the vote psssih
4 Senate bill No. l, TO suppress The circulation 0
+ mall bank notes Of other States,' on its thir
l. reading.
V The motion having been taken up,
NJ WOOD demanded the ayes and noes, whlc
Il were taken and resulted, ayes 10, noes 9, as fo
n lowe:
Ayss-Messrs. Allen, Boyd Bradford, Brmpas;
It Hildreih, Lane. MINIS, Mcclellan Nash, Richard
D. son. Stanton, Stokely and Stoval.-l3.
t. Noes.-Messrs. Johnson, Mickey, McNeillJ
II Peters, Stokes, Thompson, Trimble, Wood, AM
e Speaker Newman.-9.
lie So the vote was reeOnsidsred.
Mr.. WOOD asked and obtained leave to Tithdra
the bill for amendment
There being no further business before the Ser
! ate,
T. On motion of Mr.. HILDRETH, the Senate a.
i journed.