The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

ents With the pleasing assurance that you have
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State Bomds.-The President submitted a
comm nication from the President Of the
Board of Public Works, in which he says that
an exemption Of the bonds OF the State from
the tax heretofore imposed on them will re-
move = most serious jmpediment TO the nego-
t,atiLn OF loans on the part Of the Board Also
that unless the law shall provide facilities
which do not now exist or remove impedi.
ments which do exist, it Is plainly to be fore.
seen that large amount of the appropriations
made at the present session will prove u be in.
eHeefual and unavailable. This can be done by
exempting the bonds Of the State from taxa.
ton, and repeating the restrictive provisions
OF An act passed April 9th, 1858. The appro.
priations made at the present session are est l.
mated to exceed five millions Of dollars. The
document was ordered to be printed.
BtHs Rerorted.-By MIR. BRANNON, with
leave, Il bill TO authorize the Directors Of the
Lunatic Asylum west of the Allegheny noun
tains to condemn lands, to construct bitches
and TO establish sewers through the lands of
others by Mr.TALIAFERRO, bill for the re-
lief of Philip ID. Lipscombe, Clerk Of Prince
William County Court, asking to be refunded
certain damages paid to the State on iudg.
ment recovered against him in the Circuit
Court OF the city of Richmond, accompanied
by petition OF said Lpscomb, and other pa
persi by Mr. MCKINNEY, with leave, bill
TO incorporate the Virginia Car Springs Com
pany, for the purpose of man ufacturing and
dealing In India rubber springs and other ar.
ticies composed of that subs tance; by Mr. -,
with leave, a bill for the relief OF l.. n. Lyon,
and others, securities Of Joseph Ligon late
Snerin OF Nelson county, to the extent OF Ger
IAN damages tor forfeited commissions for
winch judgment was recovered in Richm mond
Circuit Court
Petition.-Mr ARMSTRONG presen ted the pc.
tItion OF S J. Bowley and others, asking that
me charter OF the town Of Romney may be
amended so as to provide for the election Ut a
Mayor and two Aldermen, in addition to the
Trustees now authorized.
House Messages.-A message was received
from the House thd i it had agreed to the joint
resolutions concord ling the boundary line be-
tween Maryland and Virginia. Afterwards
an additional message was received from the
House that it had concurred in Senate resoiu-
I'd Of April.
Leigh's Reports, Sc.-The bill providing for
the reprint of the 5th volum- OF Leigh's Re-
ports, and the lst, I'd and Sd volumes OF frat
tans Reports, being on its passage was re-
lected. The bill was afterwards laid on the
table.
Ordsr Of the Day.-The bill amending the
charter of the James River and Kanawha
Company was called up, and, on motion OF
MT. PAXTON, was made the order Of the day
for tomorrow, at 1la O'Clock.
Rcected.-The bill u incorporate the LenE s
Creek and Logan's COURTHOUSE Turnpike
company, being on its passage, was advoca ted
by Mr. PATH, and the roll being called the bill
was rejected
Revolutionary Claims The resolutions adopt
ed in the House for the appoin ,ment of agents
To recover and collect money due the State from
the United States for advances made during
the Revolution, were called up by Mr.. NEW
NAN, but were laid on the table on the sugges-
tion of Mr.. PAXTON, who desired to call the
subject up on Friday.
Enrolled BHs.-The Committee on Enrolled
Bills was enlarged by the addition OF Messrs
Early, Johnson, Wickham, Rives, Beale and
Carter.
n
ordering 60 uniforms to be present. ted 10 the JET
ferson Guards, Captain Rowan, in view of
their prolonged services at Charlestown, Va,
was called up by Mr.. IsBELL, and being put on
its passage was carried IN the affirmative
Bank Redemption.-The bill concerning bank
redemption passed by the Senate, which had
been amended by the addition Of an indepen-
dent section in the House, was called up for
concurrence or rejection.
The Senate adjourned pending the discus
sion of the subject.