Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-02
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Adjourned Extra session.
SENATE CONCLUDED.

SATURDAY. @tNE 49, icvl
The Senate took recess in order to meet the
H0use of Representatives in conventions
After remaining in Convention a short time the
Senator's returned to their chamber.
hF. BARROW moved 20 reconsider the vote pass
ing House Bill No. sc, to authorize the Banks Of
Tennessee 70 say out the notes Of the Confederate
States and for other purposes on its third reading
and then moved to lay that motion On the table,
which latter motion prevailed
The bill was then ordered to be Transmitted 10 the
House Of Representatives for further action.
The Senate then took recess until three o'clock
r. N at which time The Speaker called the Senate
to order.
HOUSE MESSAGE.
House message non cOucu, Ing in the Senate amend
ment No. l, to House Bill for the relief Of vOun-
teers was taken up. end the Senate receded from
the amendment 10 pay volunteers in the provisional
army an additional anl9Uns Of four dollars per
month.
Mr.. NEWMAN offered a resolution, directing the
Governor TO raLk and grade the officers Of the Pro
VisioDaI Army Of Tennessee according to the regu-
ations Of the Confederate States, which was adopt
ed
The report Of the select COMMITTEES to whom was
referred the memorial Of the commissioners ap-
pointed by the Greenyille convention was taken mp
and unanimously adopted.
LO-ATIoS Of TUE CONFEDERATE CAPITOL.
House Resolution providing for-the appointment
Of joint committee on the permanent location o:
the Confederate Capitol was taken up and adopted.
The Senate adjourned to o'clock a. N. on Non
day.
MONDAY, July I, 1861.
Thr Senate met pursuant to adjournment
House Bills or THIRD READING.
No. Al, TO abats suits of aliens. Mr.. PAYNE moved
70 amend the bill n except from its operations
the citizens Of the States Of Missouri MaTyla and
Kentucky, which amendment was adopted, and the
bill passed its second reading.
No. AZ. to incorporate the Confederate Paper Mil
Company passed.
CONFEDERATE CAP,TOL.
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Barrow and
Thompson upon the Committee on Permanent Loca-
ton Of the Capitol provided for by the joint reso
luton adopted on Saturday.
VOLUNTEERS vOrNG-
Mr.. PAYNE offered a resolution requesting com
mandeTs Of volunteers ir Tennessee (If consistent
with the public safety 20 allow the men in THEN
commands the OPpOrtunty 70 vote in the election
for Governor, members Of the General Assembly
and deputies in the Provisional Congress, which
resolution was adopted.
Mr.. PAYNE offered resolutions of thanks to the
Speaker and other officers Of the Senate for the
efficient manner in which they had discharged their
duties during the session, which were unanimously
adopted
HOUSE MESSAGE
House message non concurring in Senate amend
ments to House Bill No Sc. 70 authorize the Banks
Of Tennessee to pay out the Treasury notes Of the
Confederate States taken up, and the Senate
receded from al Of its amendments to said BILL
which were non eoncurred in By the House.
sUSCEON- GENERAL.
House Resolution No. - directory to the Sur
geon- General. WAS taken up, and
On mOtiOa Of Mr.. NEWMAN laid on the
table
PATTON ROBERTSON.
House Resolution No. 49, thanking Lieutenant
Patton Robertson for his gallant conduct at the
battle CT Aqua Greek was taken up and cOncurred
IN unanimously.
The Senate then adjourned until three o'clock
p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Speaker called the Senate to order at three
o'clock.