The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14
house OF DELEGATES.
TuupsnAy March f3kh Is,

A minority repor: was submitted 90 the
QUESTION as u what constitu es a constellation.
II majority, which was ordered t. be printed.
Among q number OF resolutions was one in
curing into the exp, der cy OF dispensing
wi III the protest If bills and otes during the
exie,icg war. Joint resclu lions were adopt.
cd, al horizing zee Governor to accept Capt.
Juo T.. Or. gory's in,antry company, raised
IN Halfsx county, and appointing a j int
COMMITTEES 10 examine and revise the several
Gets passed ~ the General Assembly, N re
taticn 10 oIgan;zIg and bringing iato the
heid the military IoIc.sO OF Virginia. MIR
emp iop, made partial report, Ia woich
H. Is recon mended that The Governor
b. au .hoIiz d aud required to exempt from
me operation Of his Proclamation Of the
llth .assans all persons who may b CO lied
~ him by The War or Navy Department, 10
b$ necess ary to The woik OF the Government
OF the Confederate States: provid ID, however.
,haI 10 such person shall thereby be exsmp
from ORA 4 under the act IF Fs bruary -, 1862.
k.soiu ION ado pied and sent o the Senate.
4 sage was received from the Senate n n
nouuc,nx the concurrence OF that body In the
foregoing resOiu Ion, and rtquesrng that IL
h. sent forthwith TO The Governor. also.
hat trat hody had agreed TO lint resoiu-
lion authorizing the Go, er nor 10 receive in Q
servics light infantry company from HALL
fax county Also. tnat tho Senate b ad pas.
ed a joint resolution authorizing the 0cvera.
or to receive volunteer companies from couu.
ties which have furnished their quota 70 tho
requisi,ion CT the Confederate States, and
asking the cCncurrenc3 OF the House therein.
CON nun ication was rec eived announcing
the DEAN Of wm. A. Moncurs. Esq late
Second Auditor
Also, Communication covering letters
| from the Treasurer Of the safe and certain
Bank tfhe.rs IL this city, u n3nstrating
against Tue effects Of the late PROCLAIM alton
| calling out the whole militia, and recon-
| nendi. 6 that the Cover or b. clnthed with
authority TO make certain exemptions.
The communication and accompanying
papers were referred 10 the Committee on
Exemptions.
Mr. BouLpIs. from the Joint Committee on
Exemptions, submitted further and con.
ciuoinR report from that committee, giving
the Board Of Exemp tious. 81 eady app ted
sud 20 be appoin ted, under the late PTocla-
nation, at tho different rem degvous desis n a'ed
the elm. the power OF deciding on the cases
Of exemption specified in the second resoiu-
ton. ARIselto
The second resolution exsmpts employees
| 81 railroads. canai ano telegraph companies.
ON Ger tif1cate of the respective Presid.n Is OF
| theae companies; an editor and assistant
editor Of newspapers, ard or the certificate
| OF the editor or proprietor. Of sIfhciea {
| ia mbersof em p!oyees :" condnc. daily
| n w.papsr The Ne. Of exsmptiors was quite
nergthy, and WAS deemed necessary by The
| ioiut comm ,use in b1rely keeping alive the
| various In, ustrial, mec hanicai, and asricul.
taral pursuits to which It related.
An amendment wrs offered by Mr. BAeKsR
| vILL8. and after lengthy diseussior, In
which cotton. wool. lsaiher, iron, Sc were
ssvsraliy repre- the ayes and nays w.rs
| ordered. resulting In apes 81, nays lS-no
| quorum vott0g.
Mr.. MALLORY moved cali Of the<R ouse.
| which was supported by Mr.. SAusSkss, OF
Campbell.
nr. CAzRsovB world vote for call Of the
House, were 1t not for Ais experience the last
time IL vas attem pied.
Mr.. EDnuSps dsplorsd the abAsnee Of mem
hers ct such times ~ these, and Wovea that
the hell - toflsd. Thts Was aeeordingly or.
dered and executed when,
On motion OF Mr.. bsAp1oR1. the House Id
losrned. the vots being ayes -. nays -.