Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-07
pressed the hopu Of obtaining their release at

an early day.
! Tho hi! autho, ling thu Governor to dis
cliss militia, officers, i. certain cases. "a'
! tahsn up and PASSED.
Tho Joint resolution passed by the liadat.
relative to the transportation of wood, eE
railroads, for the cities of Richmond and Fe-
trrsburg IVES concurred IN
. i lcint resolution Of thank TO Major Cen
eral M-yruder, ard to ,hs officers and iii':"
un,isr his connrnn,. passed b. the l!Gu""
va; communicated, w:tE The request that the
S:nstr ..nncilF.
A nil concerning certain ~.lti1c., "i IA"
Suite. who hav.. taken an oath to support HI
usIrued government, Mii!!in The limits ut the
! State. was tuncn up on its rd'Shg' ARD pts&-
I'd.
III. Lgws. uf HeStm0rciand, ir"'iel TO
saw that James X. Marshal, of FfuG'!'rr
; cnlnty, hal been prevented from taxing h!s
! sat al H.. pr.sent srS,iIE, o. ac;Ju;i. %
severe Illness.
The Joint resolution, pnssai by the u":S",
and communicated to tic Senate, ~re!sli"s t.
the c~l..rges Of ~dis!ogal.r sgainst Judge +.
p, Pitts, md setting i! rfpwn &c t:f' SPECIAL oF-
der for Jsnuaay 18Th. r J, 10: III" hensrat
! Assembly to conslDer tue cHRT&"' l's!vi',"'
was taken ny. an1, on nc:!"i, '1l' "p"" w"
table.
On the g.o,inn To lar tn Foregoing frsola-
tipr OF the table, Mr.. NELSON ren.arkt!, 'a"'
! this uyurSe b=nlIuc t,r:.ssary, frfu we
! conviction on his part, that tbs 'n1he 81 TN
! designated iv the r=Sn'ut:"I, %as ih''s M.
he Ihonghl the c1: yes r"n'i only -: tT'ei-
tlinrl by u regn!ufly constituted e'iir': '9t
! impeachment, and it va Inr Ihis rra'"I, NM
not with tie idea of passing upon the guilt
or Innocence cf tLr accused, lIat lac made inc
~run:;on.
Mr. Nash offered Il resolution that the IN
| iunr.irsl .f ScIrtSv lie removed froh Inc
proceedings Of the present scsS'nh. .Nihpsrd.
| Mr.. Ns~n.. offered trs following r-a9in-
tian
R"~vls-l, THAT iL>staII tc lawful for any
Justice Of til: peace in o;Lh"r Of the several
counties of this Commonwealth. where the
office III cleik Of the C1unLy conrt shall lie
vacant. "r wbeIe, by reason Of the p~rrIer-:h
Of the public enemy, or By their eSPcttrii
presence. the said clerks shsil lie ahs6nL from
/ IheIy RESPECTIVE countless L. i,.us J~itclSsS iof
solcmul2ftioI Of m@.:I I:Sr. uDul iit Lti@E@
applying 'hera:c7, complying VITA III" pre-
Visions Ut the sts,,Ita authorizing the issNrrs
Of said licenses. The said Justice, Shall re-
turn 10 tie said courts. w!lsnrvtr they shalt
resimr the dGti"s of their eliire, copies If said
licvracS 81 isa!r'i together win ta' 'ioAii L.
k-". to he recorded md hare the same force
aud ~vsliiny, as II ~is'r"i - 'he clerks Of
til. r. socctive counties. AiuUlbc.
The Joint resolution " thsnh> to Major
Genard M,srndrr, communicated b.. RI"
IIolsc. was faken Ip. sni. Ui Iint!on il w:S
.. l,r.. , tb, : .-p,,t..,., 80. h;lItGrt- 4 l..
fairs.
In explanation Of the disposition mai of
the resolution, it We +tated o. Several S-ra-
tors, tha,, iuasriuch as seT"rsi sjurimr ~'es5jr-
tion.. .: t. other Generals in the field. had
been introduced and relcIrei to the %'''unrii-
ice NJ Military Affair. ari that said tom
m.toe hud made no report upon tl:c'l, il
" ,uld appear invidious to PASS the resolution
Under consideration.
Mr.. DiCr,nsnS, Cf III. fimmi'tr. III Lnn-
fei-ratc r~.ationS rtpnrtGt GnGtii"r rcsp;a'
lutiun relative t. transferring the Stats tro" pS
uudcr General Fio,d Il, IL tie Confederate ,rr-
vice, saklng further tim. To c~"i,l"-r n: SUBJ
ject. TIsrtcd.
Mr.. E,wM,a moved that the {iuu's be
i~nf1yuacd that THE .Senare il cysdT 10 al
iourn.
Air. GnLIiE4 Jn.r.ti II; ali ~,n-nl an=ut, that
the Session I'll tie present. tiencrsl assembly
bs -1lsni.d I'LL the 9.h ~ri,stsHt.
The amend msut vas r~rj+2,-I, Aat 1t'.9 IN
ufa adjourn ui Sins 10.
lie tiraaks OF the R~Lar,c, ii thi. jn!r.
M! urr die u Mr.. Davis, tie Secretary
of The S"nat". for iuany ia"ors during the
sc,, ion lrst clu~c].
House OF UELELrATE:.
The fluuSe Was called Ia oii"r At II O'clock
by Ia" SPEAKER.
.HiS rAS>rH.
The following bill: wero Fad 3 !tl;rt time
sui p.:.,d:
!! nil stupnGiny the chertnr ut Tan, lie.
A bill amending ali act concerning IL
censes.
a bill ilsmi,;ing militia OH "rs e: r'ea-
SOL.
On motion Of Mr.. ~iIvrrCHs. Of Petersburg,
tn. resolution reported BY him from a spsrial
committee, requiring The Sr"cral rA!!rralS
ts! minsting il Ricbuprni AID r,tero!ur. IT,
transport wpul 10 sai,i ritir1, YVES taken ~
and adopted.
Mr.. EAnsorH offered q joi.s RESOLUTION 10
appoint Il comn.ittee 10 rryls! he revenue
laws IF tbs state SO IL ~ NAB. them NOR
productive.
Laid OH the table
4 JON; resolution, f-;ny JJuuary 1871,
l>t3, f0. The thai ui judge /. 7. Pitts, was
adopted.
y Joint rfsolu.;Gn If ;hankS - sicn.Tsi
NaEruter End b., utiic rs and lu"u ul lbs
arluy ui the Peninsula, was also adopted.
Senate joint resolution, authorizing Jns-
tircs Of the Penrr to issue license, OF iuar-
riases III certain cases: was agreed rs.
the tIouss then adjourned 10 r:"ct pn
| - t;rc. yodps.d,v "a, f,n,ory Lax