Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15
House orDeleeates.

a communication from the Senate an
nounced the refusal of that body to con-
cur in the joint resolution OF the House to
raise IA special Committee to inquire into
the prOpriety of letting the public printing
to the lowest responsible bidder; also the
passage of IA joint resolution Hppropriating
S25 to Jesse Wheat, for having the Liuslev
Institute cienned preparatory to the meet
ing of the present session of the Legisla-
ture.
The resolution was laid upon the table
Another joint resolution from the Sem
ate, to appropriate SIS per day during the
present session. for the rent OF the Insli.
tute was also tabled.
A further communication announced the
passage without amendment, of House bill
No. Is, transferring the Maryland & Ohio
Turnpike to the County Court of Marion,
also concurrence in the House amend
meuts to Senate Bill No. 8, to amend and
re enact Chapter as OF the Code.
Ga motion of Mr. Foreman. the vote
adopting the resolution authorizing the
Auditor to pay $500 40 to Daniel Polsley
and james S. COnuel WAS recousidered.-
lie moved that the Senate be requested to
return the resolution, it having been trans
mitted to that body. 1t was agreed TO.
further communication from the Sem
resolution amending au ordinance of the
June Convention so as to restore to the
Governor power of arresting suspi-
cious persons also the passage of
House bill declaring the Ohio River a
lawful fence in Wood and Marshall couu-
ties; also, House hill transferring cause of
Angus w Mcdonald, VS.. Preston Coal aud
Iron Company, from Circuit Court of
Hampshire to the Circuit Court of Preston
county.
Onmotiou of Mr.. PORTER, the bill making
an appropriation for the State of West Vir-
GINA, was taken up and passed.
The bill "pprOpriates $4,000 to the
use of the new State when it shall have
been admitted into the Union, and pro-
vldes that all revenue due the old State at
that time, not collected, shall accrue to the
new State.
On motion of the same gentleman, the
appropriation bill was taken up and passed.
The bill apPropriates 81, 600 to pay the
expenses OF the present session of the
Legislature $4,000 for back pay of pat
roIS and State volunteers due previous tn
Feb. l3, 1862; $500 for Thomas Horn.
brook, agent of the Executive $40 600
for the civil contingent fund; and $4,000
TOR Lunatic and other Asylums of the
State, designed more particularly to enable
the Governor to relieve the State Lunntic
Asylum at Williamsburg, now in possession
of the U. s. forces.
On motion Of Mr.. kRAMER House bill No.
the oath billy was taken up and passed.
We will publish this bill--EDs.
MIR. WILSON called up the House bill No.
3 on its second reading, to re-euact and
amend chapter So of the Code so US TO au-
tnorlze the Governor to increase the num-
Der OF directors in the banks in which the
State has an interest.
The bill was ordered to its engrossmeut.
Mr.. SAITH, from the Committee on Courts
of Justice, reported bill for the relief of
John T. Prickett, Commissioners Of the
Revenue in Marion county. He also re-
ported bill from the same committee to
amend and re-enaCt the 22d section ofcbnn-
Ter Of the Code of 1860.
Mr.. CRoTHERs offered the following res
lluttOn, which he offered at the earnest go
iCitation of the State Department.:
Rt'O!Ved, That the Governor, Auditor,