Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-14

No. 1910 repeal sections 2,827 and 4,20l Of
i5e Code.
The Committee on the Judiciary reported bill
in liec 70 amend the Law on the subject Of admin
israions, and to change the jnrisdistioa Of County
Courts. which vas adopted and then the bill passed
las secoud reading.
No 2lS-To incorporate the Trustees Of the Ed
ucaiional Endowment Fund Of the hlempbia Confer
enCe Passed.
No. 220--To secure tas payment Ct o1sis ia GER
tain cases.
Ga motion of Mr.. STOVALL, the reoommenla-
tion Of the Commiice on the Judiciary, that The
bill be reject D. We elacWrsd 10.
Mr. MiNAls At the reqasas Of the aulhor Of the
bin, Mr.. Rfadfori) tral a motion to reconsider
the Fote coneeraing she Recommendation Of the
Committee on The Judiciary.
SENATE BILLS OS THIRD READING.
No 29-To lmend the laws ia cela ion to eman-
cIpated slaves and free persons CT color.
On motion Of Mr.. STOKES, the bill vas recon-
mitied to the Committee en- the judiciary.
No. $50 To inoorp'ra'e the Peoples Bank of
Memphis.
On motion of Mr.. PAYNE, the bill was made the
fpecial order for Saturday, he 18th inst.
THE ooUsrER-Eo1E sYsTsx
On motion Of Mr. THOMPSON, Mr.. Allaa's mo-
on to reconsider the vote conourrng in House bill
adopted in h.u Of S,1s'e bill No. 70. 20 au.hc-
rise the banks to pay out the notes Of each Other,
was aiken up, and,
Tea Seaale re'u4el % reconsider ths vote, ayes
10, noes II, as follOWs;
Ay's-Messrs Allen, ID, Bradford, Bumpass,
Horn, Nash Rich rdson, Sta-ton, Stokes and
S okely-I0.
Noes-Messs. Hldrtth johnson Lane, Mickey,
Ainnis, Mcclellan, McNeilly, Payne, S.oval,
Thompson, Wood and Speaker NeWmaa-I2.
DIRECT TRADE.
Mr. PAYNE offered the foIo@iag resolutions:
Whereas the people Of the Southern aud South
western States deeply interested in the success-
ful establishment OK direct trade with Europe,
that interest having begn nantes ed in various
wsys, and sympataising in every effort having in
view so important result, De IT, therefore,
Resolved by tie GsHeral Assembly Of the State Of
Tennessee That they aOnad,r the experiment Of es-
tablishing direct trade from Southern exports as
4 subject Of the higheg5 importance and sminently
entitled to the eJuniebance aud support both Of the
leOple and iegislte Of tie SJufh-calcuatsd, as
it will be- 10 build up uiheru imnerce to invite
CAPT al into the couatry, 10 dsvelOpe its immune
agricultural and mineral resources to aid to The
value Of these products, and TO furnish additional
markets fer their lie; and by these and the many
other advantages Of suel trade, to give to the
States CT the South that olmmsrcIal Independence
which they can 90 easily tain, AL which, while
adding 70 the haPpiloss aud wealth Of the people
OF the country, Will tend 10 give tC tasse States
that pO,iiion Of oqu1ily in tae coafsdsraoy which
should be desired b. evrry TatriOt ana friend Of
civil libert7.
Be IL further rrs,iue2, That while Tie State of
Tennessee has dep Interest in the prom5tion CT
Sou.hern commerce, anl th5 TllfLre CT her people
would he gte,t,y promoted thereby, yet she looks
to the older States Of the SoutA, bJrdeIi5g on the
Atlantic, TO take the lead in this gre enterprise,
plcdg'Rg them the hearty concurrence Of the State
OF Tennessee deeming such enterprises as a matter
in which al are interest d, ana Fhieh all should
seek to sustain AM promote
The FeltlatioDs lie o7er unler The 1Gls.
And thea
On nation Of Mr. MINIS, in ordcr 10 give the
Ccmnittee on the judiciary opportunity to act
upon the various bill before them, the Senate ad
journed to ten o'clock NJ 'nlsy m9rning.