The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-06

The SPEAhEa announced the following
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Privileges and kleclions-Elessrs. Blue,
Trsend, hyie, hvans, Wooosvn, niurdu Il IL,
Eggieetun, BAsxerTiil, Carter, 4uc pouaiu "a
Logan, Baker, joroon, Wilson OF isie Oh
Wight, Days6.
Cour,s OF Justice-Alsssrs. rutherford,
Hunter, Baldwin, ColiIer, Jones, S.eg-r, All
derson OF kocknudse, For D. ;, GiiIiex, EurAs,
mckinney, Evans, Harrison, McCalnant,
Coleman ut f:tyet.e anu ;iieisn.
Propositions and GTieYances-MeasTs. Me
C;.Tnaut, hiadick, Kaufman, Iyi Ter, Wilson OF
il arie, HOpAias, Troy, Shannon, ives, OF Hal
lI,s, t'rince, George, Garri,on, Coleman o.
Ncison
ffmanee-Messrs. Barbour. TonIlu. Ed
nesds, bouldin, Newton, Collier, Flood,
Mynnr, Lomas, Laws OF Cam ubeii. Miner
Goraon, Read, Noisua, Gatswood
Military Affairs Msesrs Anderson. ZONES.
HuAter, hobrrtsoh, MAiiory, Pituaan DAVIS
OF AihheTs', Eicnaroson, Saunders Of lamp
bell, I-1ndy, nj -Gruder, Nc Donald OF Harnp
SHIRE, Friend, bradford, Eggleston.
Penitentlary-6essrs. hcatagus Davis Of
AmheisT George, Payne, Bass, Joruan
.ionnson, Friend. Fleming, STAPLES. James,
Daohes, DuAn, Fletcher, Fermiliion
Executive kApenaltur. s--Messrs George.
Anderso,. of AlpemaF,e, DANIEL, Richardson,
Payne, Ihr;tsH, Giiiesp,r, Gar pen Ter. Baker,
Lunatic Asy lun-M ssfrs. kiyes, Custis.
late, hchtnaer, Nielsen Of fiuvanna,
Aioenarle, LocAriage, Voolfolk, Bradford,
EaGer, VeC!il liiion, Clarke.
Lnroiled Biils-Asssrs. Hunt. Kyle Woot-
ten, Gillespie, Booien, Taylor, Prince, Wor-
sham, McDanald OF Logan, Voolfolk. Mel
IN of Louisa, Cecil, Fletcher, Rowan, Sayse.
Banks -Messrs. Robertson, fdmunds. Ward,
Davis Of Campbell, James, Wilson Of Nor
folk, Buford, GraLtsn, Lundy, Mcdonald CT
Hampshire. Organ, Dunn, kiTes, Walker,
CaZenove, Baker, Garter, Wilson OF Isle OF
Wight.
TTeasurer's Acconnts--Messrs. Matthews,
CaZenoye, Walker, Bass, Custis. holland, Mc-
Grinder, Ewing, Mcdonald OF Hampshire
First Auditors Chice-Messrs: johnson,
Woodson, wilson OF Isle OF Wight Tate,
Spady, Franklin, Mckinney Flood, McIaush-
lin. Wooten, Williams.
Second Auditors Offlce-Messrs Shannon,
Woodhouse, Bayse, Coleman Of Nelson, NAL
lory,. Blue, Ward, Clarke, Laioly, Walden,
Lively.
Library-Messrs. Eimunds, Minor, Shelf.
fey, Carbon, Mallory, Anderson of Bote.
tourt, Mckinney, Burke, Baker, Gazenove,
Crochet, diimer, Ddbnsy, Nelson of Louisa,
Garrison.
Armory-EIessrs. Blue, Garter, Wright,
Shannon, West, Lynn, Lockbridge, Cecil
Fletcher. Ewing, Hunt, Mclaughlin,
Thrash, Taylor, Boggs.
Clerks Oiice--M=ssrs. Reid, Thomas,
Baskerville, Lynn, Grafton, Mnrdaugh, Car
pentsr, Nelson OF Flnvanna, Boggs
: Roads, &C --Meesrs. Shelley. Carpenter
son OF Kockbridge, Murdaueh, Saunders Of
Fairfax, Saunders of CAM bell, Woodsen,
Wynne, Row wan, ana Staples.
Board Of Public Wcrks-Messrs. Banks,
Lakewood, sstegor, Barbour, Anderson, Of
Rockbridge, Rutherford, Spady. Harrison,
McUalnant, Forbes, and Coleman of Fayette.
Agriculture and Manu- ctures-M essrs.
ORGAN, Tyler, Lynn, Riddick, johnson
Lockridgp, Watson, Of Fluvanna Payne, M
Donald OF Logan, Daniel, Lively, Woolfork,
Prince, lrby, and Boggs
CIaims.-Messrs. Bass, Kaufman, Brooks,
Grattan, Davis OF Amherst, Pitman, Nelson OF
Louis L, Montague, Wilson of Norfolk Walk
er, Woodhouse, Matthews, HUNT, Dunn, and
Gillespie.
Registers Ofiice--Messrs Brooks, Lively.
Wright. MATTHEWS, 1rby, Hopkins, Jordan,
Williams, and Garrison.
Schools and Colleges. - Messrs. Newton
Minor, Riddick, Treadway, Tate, Daniel,
Saunders Of Franklin, Crockett, Spady, Read
GUSTS, Booten, Noiand, Wright, and Laid.
ley.
REVOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
BY Mr.. JOINS: OF authorizing the banks of
this Commonwealth TO issue larger amount
than per cent. of their capital in notes of q
less denomination than IS.
BY MIR. WoorEy OF legalizing theissue of
small notes heretofore made by the various
count ties, cities and towns OF this Common
wealth, and providing for the future issue Of
such notes, and their redemption.
By Mr.. JAMES: VI transferring to the coun-
ties in which it's located the Commonwealth
interest in the Southwestern Turnpike, lead
ing from Buchanan, in Botetourt, to the Ten.
nessee line.
BY Mr. DuSS OF establishing system Of
free schools for the education OF orphans and
poor children OF those Of our soldiers at pres
ent, or who may hereafter be engaged in the
service Of the Confederate army. i.
BY MIR. BuFoRp or so amending the exist
ing laws regulating judicial elections SO as
to provide the time Of holding such elections
shall be announced by proclamation OF the
Governor.
By Mr.. KAuYsAS: OF resembling so much
of the acts of the last House Of Delegates as
made appropriations to works of Internal
Improvement not already expeaded.
By Mr.. SHxFFEr: OF amending the act
passed March 18th, 1866, entitled IAN Act to
separate the State from the banks by sale of
its stocks therein; and the application of the
proceeds TO the redemption of the public debt
so as to authorize the exchange Of such stocks
for the eight per cant. bonds OF the Confsde.
rate States
BY Mr. srEaan: Of establishing military
On motion Of Mr. WALKsR. the Clerk was
ordered to buy clock for the nee OF the
House.
A communication from the Governor was
rsceiyed, In reference to the burning OF Dib-
provision DO taken TO have The tobacco ware
houses in the 81 he made fire. proof On mo-
tion Of NJ BLrs, referred 70 the appropriate
81. Srsars presented the memorial az the
Common Council Of the City OF Richmond,
asking the Legislature 70 pass q Law legalizing
the issue OF 99D0,OO0 worth OF ANAL notes
made BY them IN pnrsnance Of An ordinance
The Following speriaI COMMITTEES 10 eonfsr
with the Confederate an thorl dies in refsrsncs
70 the proposed rAilrnad extensi0n bstwe0n
DanvtlIe and 0resnsboro, n. o., was an
49,. = n..S.s 1880. ah.w 49,