Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-24

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FRIDAY, March o. 1860.
The journal Of Yesterday was read and approved.
On motion by Mr. INGRAM the House recedsd
kOm an amendment to Senate bill IT'S.
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READIEs.
Senator Lanes, 323, to protect the Hermitage
and tomb Of Gen. Jackson, was passed the second
reading.
Senator Minis, 824, to incorporate the Monte
Land Springs Company, was also pressed the second
reading.
senate MESSAGES
Senate amendments 10 the following House bills
were read and concurred in:
Mr. BcknePs 25 TO amend the fee bill.
Immateria Senate amendments TO House reso-
luton instructng Congressman.
Mr. Buffers 492, to amend The charter Of the
Atlantic. Tennessee Bnd Ohio Railroad.
Mr. Harris, 452, amend section 4532 Of the
Code.
MINISTERIAL amendments to House resolution in
relation t. Stale rght~.
Mr. lasts, 4G8, TO regulate the practice Of Law,
amended.
Mr., White Of Dlvidsons 375 TO Incorporate the
Nashville and EIge6eld Bridge Company. Amended.
Mr. Barksdales, $50, t6 in9Tporse HarsviHe
Agricultural Far-excepting much so relates to
Campbell Academy, on Mr. MARTINS motion.
A House bill, $50, to change the county lines
excepting 50 much as relat to Monroe aud Nc
MIMI.
Mr. Hebb's, 26g, to change county liues-eI-
ceptiug so much as relates to Cannon aud Coffee.
Mr.. TreWhitts, 46l, to revive the Chattanooga
and Charleston Rsiroad-except the Proylso that
no State aid shall be granted, Sc. The House re-
fused to reconsider this action of non concurrence
by yeas %, nsys 81
Mr. White Of DaTdsous, 4s3, to furnish the
pupils of the Biind School With musical instru-
ment5, sc.
The House refused to concur in the Senate amend
meuts t. the following House bills:
Mr. Wissner's 59l, chartering Turnpike Com
panies.
Mr.. Shields 49I, toregulat. the practice, on the
subject Of bail.
Mr. Williams Of Koox, 4O5, to ameud the charter
Of the East Tennessee and Georgia RqilrOai.
Mr. Gantrs 800, directory to the Attorney Cen
eral, concerning the the LaGrAnge Railroad
STATE AID TO RAILROAD COMPANIES.
Ga motion by Mr. BUTLER the rules we're sus-
pend aud Senator Hunters bill905 to feueWthe char
Ter of the Southern Railroad Company, SC was
tBkeu from the files, read, and finally passed BY
| yeas 49, nays 22-as follow:
Ysqs-Messrs. Armstrong. Blyless, Bicknell,
Brazeltou, Boiler. CalIweli, Dudley, East, EWing,
Ford Gillespie, German, HavroR, Hurt, K4nner,
Martin, Mayfeld, MCabe, Morris, MOrpheis, Nor
man, Pickett, Richardson, Russell, Senior, She'd,
SoweH, Trsvitt, TreWhitt, White Of Davidson, Will
] hams of Hickman, Williams Of Knox and Wisener
! 81
/ Nays-Messrs. Baker Of Perry, Baker of Weak
! ley Bennett, Bfitton, Davis Farley CAN'T. Harris,
! HebA Ingram. jones. johnson. Lea, LOckhsrt, Per-
/ ter, Vaughn, Whmore. Williams Of Franklin. Will
/ Hanson, Woods, Woodland and Speaker WhittAOrne
! %
During the call the following named members
/ stated that they had paired of:
/ Mr. Barksdsle with Mr. BledsOe
! Mr.. Cowden with MIR Kincaid Of Claiborne.
! Mr. Frazier with Mr.. Roberts
Mr. Greene with Mr. White Of Dickson
! Mr. Nall with Mr. KiEcaid Of Anderson.
Mr. WILLIAMS of Hickman moved to reconsider
/ the vote just taken
On motion by Mr. BRAEELTCN this motion was
/ laid on the table.
To CLEAR FJRDt RIVERS
Mr. BUTLER called up the motion to reconsider
the vote rejecting Senator Nas5s bill % to enable
County Courts to clear fOris in rivers, &c.
The motion was agreed to by yeas 81, nays Il.
The was amended and then finally passed BY yeas
Al, nays 10.
sENATE MESSAGES.
The Senate message refusing to concur in a
House amendment to Senator Paynes bill 81, to en-
courage the use OF capital, was read.
On motion of Mr.. CAN'T, the House reoeded
from its amendment, providing that the associations
shall be taxed J of one per cent. on the capital
stock and on the amount of money kept on deposit
by yeas SO, uays 20.
Another House amendment to he same bill pro-
providing that in no shall the law allowing
shaving be revived. and that all laws granting
license for shaving be repealed. rejected by the
Senate aud the House receded from its action.
A Senate message refusing to concur in a House
amendment to Senator Payues bill 80, TO trsnfer
cases froA one Court to another, was read and the
House insisted thereon.
The House. Also reeeded from its amendment to
Senator NeWman's bill 80, concerning the sinking
fund.
The Senate message refusing to concur in The
House amendment TO Senator Lanes bill, %. TO
amend the crminsl laws by allowing Attorney Cen
erals to file bills Of indictments against persons
guilty of leWdness without marking a prosecu'O or
thereon, &c, Wasread and the House receded there
from by yeas SO, nays "a.
The House concurred in an amendment by the
Senate TO a Senate bill, 40. incorporating Turn
pike Company.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Senator Payne's -, to secure liens to factors snd
commission merchants was rejected Gy yeas %,
nays a.
senator stant7n's, 265 to change the line between
Putnam and Smith anu other counties, was read
Mr. GREENE offered an amendment concerning
the jurisdiction of the Court Of ROane county over
csrt.in road,, which WAS rejected, By. yeas "a,
nays 81.
Mr.. GREENE maJs an Intellectual motion to
strike out 50 much Of the bill as refers to Rosne
and IOnroe couuties-yeas 81 nays 80.
An amendment was agreed to tetWeen the repre-
santatives of the two e,unies, which the House
accepted
MIR. FORD offered amendment con erning
roads in DeKslb county, which was agreedtO.
Mr.. ARMSTRONG offered an amendment cen
cerning the tax collector of Knox county, Which
agree to.
The bill amended, was fuslly passed.
Senator Trimhl.'s. 263 10 Incorporate Ridgely
EncsmPmsnt No l. I. 0. o. F., Of Nashville, was
finally passed
Senator Horns 269 to change the name of Fran
els Roach 10 DeRosch was finally passed
Senator StovalI's, 270 10 confirm the report of
ths commissioners who ran the boundary line be-
tween Tennessee and Virginia, rejected by yeas
D. nays "a.
Senator Doyds, 27I, to relieve Ww. Craig and
others. vas read
Mr. VAUGHAN offered sD amendment allowing
$3.50 10 he widow Of Jas. P Doyle, which was re-
ferrei 10 the auothOr Of the "Bsyes resolutions"
Under he operation of the previous question the
bill finally passed by yeas 35, nays 90
And then
On motion the House took the usual recess till
two O'Clock.
BLACKMAN 4 GILLESPIE,
(SICHoLs' CORNER.)