Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-17

Of The provisions Of this bill sets aside FIVE
hundred thousand dollars Of the aid asked,
for Missouri river connection, either in
Howard or Charlton counties. Er...s
Mr.. McFerran offered bill amendatory
of an act entitled, "An act 10 license and
tax mOney brokers and exchange dealers. 4"
Read first and second times. He EXPLAIN
ed the nature Of the bill. 1t provided for
the prevention of the importation of the de-
preciated currency of other States. Re-
quires an affidavit fr ON the broker or ex-
change dealer when he gets his license, that
he will nct violate the provisions of the act,
and lnfllcts fine of one thousand dollars
Tor violation of its provisions.
On motion OF Mr.. Richardson the bill was
referred 10 the Committee ON Banks and
Corporations; 200 copies ordered to be prin-
ted and made the special order for dsy.
Mr.. Watkies was in favor of the bill
was in favor of making it the special order
for some day soon.
MIR. Thompson moved 'ha: the bill be
made the special order for Thursday week.
He was in favor of the bill, but would be
compelled 10 be absent IN day or SO, for
few days, and he desired 10 vote for the
bill.
Mr.. McFerran hoped the bill would moi
be postponed for SO long a time. II action
was delayed until that time, he feared the
bill would be defeated, on account Of the
accumulation Of business. He had wished
10 offer the bill as an amendment 10 the sa-
wings institutions bill, but the friends of that
bill had promised an early action, and he
had consented TO withhold it until now
He was willing 10 make it the order of the
day for Friday next. .E g-..
The motion of Mr.. Thompson prevaiIed,
and the bill was made the special order for
Thursday next. -ls-...s -ye.s
A bill was passed organizing Stone coun-
~, for Representative purposes.
HnusE-The House resolved to meet at
8 o'clock in The morning, and devote one
hour TO private and local business.
Mr.. Pitt called up the border troubles,
and moved the adoption of a resolution ap-
pointing committee OF conference 10 meet
similar committee raised in the Senate
The subject was debated at some length,
many members asserting they thought that,
subject was disposed of. The resolution
was adopted, Ayes 81. Noes AZ, and
Mess,s. Bantun, Stone, Edgar, Pit, Bris-
coe, Riley, Jones of Marion, Fagg and
Kribben, appointed said Committee. II
was thought the joint committee would IA
vOr The Senate bill, placing $4,000 al the
disposal of the Governor. Five times that
amount will be drawn from the Treasury, il
The duor is once opened.
The Pacific Rail Road resolutions were
called up. Mr.. Turner of ST. Louis, de-
livered an able and interesting speech, which
was replied TO by Messrs. WEIGH, Davis,
and King of Ray. Pending the discussion,
the House adjourned.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 9.
SrSATE.-The Senate was discussing q
motion 10 increase the salary of the Supreme
/ Judges, when a message was received from
the Governor, relative TO bill concerning
the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Rail Rod,
which had passed tina, body, and was pend
ing in The House. The improper interler
ence of the Governor, in attempting 10 die,
tate 10 the Legislature, was severely com
mented upon. The Message was with
drawn, upon statement. that it was inten-
ded for the House, and was sent 10 the
Senate through mistake.
The subject of raising the salary Of the
Supreme Judges was debated OF some
length, and finally, on motion Of Mr.. HalIi-
burton, laid on the table till the 4lh Of July,
ayes Is, noes IA.
HoUsE.-The Pacific Rail Road resolu-
lions were taken up. The fir>i one, de-
claring in favor of Rail Road TO The Pacific
was adopted, Mr.. Pitt alone voting in The
negative.
The vote was Their taken upon the second
proposition. as follows: THAT we believe
that the most practicable route is near the
thirty fillh parallel Of latitude, via Albn-
querque and the "Tayu Chaqde- pay Pass. "
The vote stood:
AYEs-Messrs. Anthony, Barklry, Bed
ford, Blackwood Blauron. Boa<, Brulware,
Bnwies, Bowlin, Boyd, Caldwell, Chiffon,
Cunningham, Darnes, Dent, Duvall, Dyer.
Edgar, Ellis, Gideon, Gratiolt, Hampton,
Hardin of Texas. Higgins. Hunter. jaime
son, Jones of Webster, Keyser, Krrbben.
Lenox, McAIi.ier. Mc>padd-n, MITCHELL
Mould-r, Murphy. Norris, O'Fallon, Par
sons. Peers, Prlkrngion. Polk, Pu'liam.
Rayburn, Riley, Rives, Robertson, Shields,
Simpson, Smith. Sturgeon, Taylor of Law
rence Turner of Gilman Turner of ST