Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10

would compel him 70 gots against T.
MOTIONS nsrnRED 70 RECONSIDER.
NJ. TRIsdBLE entered q motion 10 reconsider the
vote passing House bill No. a07 TO incorporate the
Rome aud Payne's Bend Turnpike Company and
for other purposes, on its third reading
Nfr. BRADFORD entered q motion 70 reconsider
the vote passing House BILL No 287, for the sale OF
the State stocks, on its third readiug
sREATE Bill ON SECOND READING.
No 318-To define the qualification Of jurors and
for otherlu purposes. Amended ana passed
No si7-To wind Up the Bank Of Tennessee.
Passed.
On motion of Mr. MINIS, the consideration Of
the bin on its third reading Was made the special
order for Thursday, the l4th inst.
No Sl9-To give the qualified voters Of Cooke
county the privilege OF moving their seat Of Justice
if o majority OF such voters desire it. Passed
sExATE BILLS on THIRD READING
No. 125-To make railroad companies respOlaible
for stock killed.
Mr.. PAYNE moved to strike out all after the
ending clause and 10 insert the bill reported by the
Committee on Internal Improvements, which was
adopted.
Mr.. NEWMAN (Mr STANTON in The Ohair) offer
ed "a amendment that the engineer ia charge Of a
train shall not be q competent witness fer the com
psny, aad demanded the ayes and noes, which Wer
taken and resulted, ayes 6, noes II. as follows;
Ayes-Messrs Allen Bumpass, johnson. MeCiei-
Ian, Riebardsou and Speaker Newmaa-o
Noes-Messrs. Boyd Bradford, Hildreih. heFn'
Hunter Minus, MeNeiy Nash, Payne, Stanton
Stokely and Trimble-l2
So the amendment was rejected
The bill was then passed on its third reading
ayes y. noes G, as follows: .,
Aves-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, BRADFORD, hli-
dreth, Horn, Hunter, Minis MeNeiAy' F'yne'
stanton, Stokely and Trimble-l2
Noes-Messrs. Bumpass, Johnson, MeCieilah'
Nash, Richardson and Speaker-6.
No 3l5-To incorporate the Valley BANK oil 1eh-
/ nessoe at Dsndrige.
Mr.. BRADFORD offered Gn amendment suoJec'-
ing the Bank to the provisions Of the act lneorpo-
/ rating the Mechanis and Traders BANK et Mash
Vile, which was adopted.
The bill was then passed IN its third reading.
ayes II, noes Z, as follows:
.Aves-RIessrs. Allen. Boyd, Bradford Bumpass,
Horn Hildrstb, MINIS Nash, Payne, stanton and
Noss--Messrs. Hildreh Johnson, Mcclellan
McNeiIly Richardson, Stokely and Speaker New
! man
Mr.. RICHARDSON. waen his name was called,
said it was we'll known that he was bank man
but there was a point in granting bank charters
where the Legislature ought to stop, and he though
that point had already been reached lie regretted
that he felt 1t his duty TO vote ''nO."
Mr. STANTON when his name vas called. SAD
Tie bin did not contain certain restrictions which
he should desire 10 see among them the IndiVidua
liability clause, but he would take the best nc e9ul
get. H. voted sage"
No 3lS-To incorporate the Cotton Factors
Bank Of Memphis.
Mr. HUNTER offered au amendment suojectn
the bank 70 the provisions OF the act incorPorahn
the Mechanics ana Traders b lnk ct Nashville
which was adopted
The bill was then passed on It's third rea ling
, ayes 10, noes Z IS follows:
Ayss-Nessrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpss4
Horn, Hunter, MINIS, Nash, Payne and Stsn;o
10.
Toss-Messrs. Hildretb, Johnson, Mcclellan
McNsil7, Richardson, Stokely and Speaker New
man
BILL INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. HORN: No 32O-To change the liae Q
holding elections for Judges, ChAncellors aad Dis
trict Attorneys. Passed first readiRg
HOUSE BILL oNsFfRsT READING.
No. ALTO incorporate Gay Street Ra.ir5a
Company Of Knoxville, and for other purpose
| Passed.
g On motion of Mr.. PAYNE, the Senate aIjourne,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
= THURSDAY, March S, 1860
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. GORAIAN, by leave introduced a bill, So
to change the county site Of Cooke county fro
Newport to OdelrF, which was passed the frat tim
b without objection.
I MOUSE BILLS OK THIRD READING.
, The House proceeded with the consideration an
dis position of House bills on the third andast rea
ing, as follows:
MIR. Bledsoe's 418, to improve the navigation
0beds river, was read.
Mr. FORD moved to amend the bill By anPr
pristng 81 900 for the clearing out Of Clnay Fol
river.
Mr.. BAKER Of Perry, moved to amend by appr
> priating $4,000 for the Improvements CT ButfA
river.
: Mr. JONES made an intellectual demand for u
> previous question yeas 26, nays a.
The amendment 10 the amsndment was reJeet'
| BY yeas %, nays 40.
> The amendment was agreed to by yeas %, ma
= 81.
The bill, as amended. passed the third aud la
> reading in the House CT Representatives byyeas 3
nays %.
Mr.. Hebb's 457, to prohibit non residents fro
d administering on estates, read.
Mr.. BAKER Of Perry, made an Intellectual motto
: to postpone the bill indefinitely
: The bill was finally passed by yeas 40 nays 10.
Mr.. Norman's 465, t. enlarge the jurisdiction
= County Courts, was finally passed by yeas 4
= navs 20.
1AIr. PORTER announced as tae reason of Il
absence Of his colleague fran Henry (Mr. Frazier
that ne had recently lost of his children; ye
terday received intelligence Of the dangerous il
E ness of another, baJ LETT Tor his hcme oud Won
probably not resume his seat in this body.
n Mr.. Mayfelds AGA, II increase the power
guardians over wards of Legitimate birth, vi
read.
g Mr.. Vaughn made al Intellectual motion 20 lay Il
{ | bill on the table
= The bill was rejected by yeas o. nays SO.
]. Mr.. Martins 467, to provide for granting la
license allowing law schools to lieense lawyers
d was finally passed by yeas 36, nays p.
= Mr. Easts 4GS, to regulate the practice Of Ia
and to relieve officers passed the last readiT
e IL the House BY yeas Al, nays l6
Mr. Hsbb's 469, to charter the Mt. Morish Ma
g Academy, real,
b IMPORTER offered an amendment amendir
the charter OF the Buena Vista Lodge 1. o. o.
d which was agreed TO-.
Mr.. WILLIAMS Of Knox. offered an amendmel
incorporating the Knoxville Female Academy, Wink
MAS agreed to.
Mr.. WHITMORE offered amendment incorp
rating the Salem Church Education Society, whiC
was agreed to.
The bill ihen passad the final reading in Il
d House
g Mr.. Harris Alb, to amend section 2451 of II
>, Code-petion for divorce must be f ed liz the coul
, ty where the wife residgs-was finally passed
yeas 4S, nays Is.
r 4 Commute bid 483, to aid in publishing book
for the Ond-sppropriaies $1,000 per auuGm
the American Printing House for inc Blind at LOl
- | isville, Ky, and $40 per Rnnum for each bin
white between the ages Of six and twenty, prov
ded the amount of the appropriation 10 Oh aiued /
| BOOKS Tor the Use OF the slnd was feSuf as was q
o 80 q bill in lieu apprcpriating s., 500 per anuum
the Tennessee Blind School Tor the purpose f pu1
= chasing books in raised prin5.
!. Mr.. WHITE Of Davidson hoped the hit il he
, would be adopted.
The bill in lieu adopted.
The bill, as amended, was insIy passed by ca
81 nays %
Mr.. Morris, 473, 10 amend section 5l5 Of ia
! Code, was finally passed. by yeas A, nays 10.
Mr. M.rphis', 49, connecting every one VI
plays the game OF faro, of felony, was read
Mr BAKER of Perry, m1yeG to indefinitely s.
, poue the bill
Mr.. EAST co1tsnded that under such Law n
conviction could be had, as had been shown by tx
p,rionce.
Mr.. MORPHIS hoped HIS bill would pass.
, On motion by Mr.. VAUGHAN the bill was lai
on tine table
EXTRA PAY TO MEMBERS OF THR LAST LE6IsL tTURE
Mr. Bsylcss', 488, to pay Samul T. BickneIl Mi
cal h Bulloch and J B. Heiskeel $500 each, 10
thsir services en- the Revision Committee bo las
se sion Ct the Legislature, was rejected, after de
bate, by yeas p, nays go
Mr. GORMAN moved to reconsider he vot. JUS
taken
Mr. WTSFNER thauoht therp was No valid cons j