Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-22
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VOLUME LVII.-NUM SER IS.

Balance 10 credit Of spccia! &C. ,o, 80, 49,
count Cf Commonwealth 80. .c2 w
Monthly a.cragc Of discounts. 3d.. 'ie' o.
Monthly acreage of discounts pay
able in Richmond. .......... 232. IL !"
Monthly Average of discounts pay
able in other parts of the State l3,2sl 90
Monthly average Of discounts oHt
OF Virginia. a................. po'9f' :.
Monthly average UI circulation. Fl. ?'' o0
On the motion Of Mr. GssG94. the bill 70:
the incorporation CT the Virginia Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Company was taken up
and considered. Objection was made 20 this
bill, that it had no locality, anG upon the vote
had, it was pasScd--aycs -, noes 80.
On motion Of Mr. SgDDoN. 4 bill 10 amend
the act concerning depredations ON the Poto-
mac river, was taken up and passed.
This bill cXcnipts The counties Of Stafford
and King Gorge i.om tie operation Of the act
amended.
On motion or Mr. NAGarpER, Of "A bill
to ceiray the expenses proTii'ng pedestal,
&c, for the statue &. jefferson, was 'akcn up
considered: and rasscl-ayes ll5, noes none
This bill appropriates s 800 To procure
pedestal for and dcfray the expenses Of trans
porting the statue OF Jefferson 30 tbs Cnivers.
ty Of Virginia.
Mr. MAGErDgR, in explaining the merits o.
this bill, paid Z high compliment 10 he sculptor
who had furnished 10 his native Statc a work Of
art crcdlatlc to the wuniliccncc Of the Com.
monwcalth anu 10 his own genius.
\ message was received from the Senate by
Mr. JvHSsoS, announcing the passsgc by that
body Of certain House resolution on Federal
Relations viii, amendments which on the mo-
lion CT Mr.. MARTIN OF IIenrv, were taken up
and considered, AID the amendments we've
agreed TO-
The amendments proposed by the Senate
% the House resolutions will be found in the
report ii Inc proceedings Of the Scaate
Ar $EnDoS offered the following reso!u.
| tons:
J. Ec$oIved. By tic General Assembly Of Vir-
gina. ;hat in the present alarming condition
of affairs, it is 4 dangerous dcII>iOn 70 sup
pose that the interests of Virginia arc not
thoroughly identified with those OF her South
crn sisters, ard that any in,lmations from any
sourcc, that htrr,opie arc lovnins 10 any other
combination in tho last resort than Union
with them, is calculated 10 weaker lie posi-
tons Of cur friends and strengthen the hands
of Oiir enemies.
3 Resolved, That in the opinion Of this
General assembly, no reconstruction Of the
Union between The Siavei!olGing and nons!cvc.
holding States can hc permanent just and sat
isiactory, which will rct secure 10 each sec
ton SELF protecting power against ary nya-
sion by the Federal Lnion uroa tie reserved
rights Gi c!!kcr.
The Grs: resolution was aaopted-.\ycs So,
noes J. These voting in inc negative, were
McssrS MYENs, WiSGrIrLD, RICHARDSON and
PcRTEE.
The second resolution was then agreed TO-
,ycS JJ. :.vr> -. us follows.
Yr.S-'e<sr- CrG'chh.ld. (spesstr) Allen, Anaer.
son Ba.Ecrvi!l, Eassri. n''l Carter ch!Ids, Cha.
hc:=" ramp. Dsri-. DGckwIii, Erans, fF!ead,
John 7. Gibson. Graham, Gratan, !tlnt llun'er,
James, Crawford II. Jones' Warner I. Jones. hAus'
mau, Kemp,r. E!=chroe, Kyle, Locke, Mallory. Mc.
Camant, Mcdowell, McGrurer, hcl:!nhey, John Il.
Miller. SIonr, Montague. Montgomery, Morgan Srv
ton, Wyndhsm l:obrison, II. X. EDhson, kuIhcrfo0rd
Saunders Srhon, Shannon, Staples. Thoaas, Toni!n Ty
rr, Wallace. Ward, T. WATSON, Wilson, "k'en, Wool
io.k-5i.
HAYs-Mcssrs. Al!e;scn. Arnold, ball. Ecnt-y, Dsble
GvreE.an ErCwn lITk. EaprrtcC, co- DIchcns0H, Edr
ugtoa, y. Gibson & u GilT!cr, G0o!ycUon,z, llackey
Holloway, Jrti, Johnson, Knots, LEFT Sch MasIG""r, Wm
MarIin Nrrth:g., Maupn, Mckenzie, Miles, David NH
ler Porter Preston, richard. EIchurI.n. Sherrnrd.
wcIcb, winsaeld, u opd. icrby-i2.
On motion Of Mr.. GRAHAM, the House ad.
journed