The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-09
HOUSE OF DELICATE

Tnv.sDAY. M Z, Ha
O'Clock, prayer WaS oKerot 81 The Rsy ~
DuSoAS, Of tho n. y. Church.
Mr.. RufHEA1ooaD, from Ahs Com mi,,.. ~,
Courts Of astice, reported q bill proytds.
for the execution Of th sen tsnee Of dss,A y,
certain cases; bill amending aAd rs.ssaos.
Ing section ID, chapter 2o7. of the Code MI
amending and rs-snacting section Oh. cAsrs
ter 20S, Of the U0ds; and . bill amspdi.S ~
re.snacting section LIST, cAsptsr LOO al hi.
Code; all OF which refer 70 matters Of ,.v
Affected by the pr ssencs of the snsn in ~
tain districts, the am0ndmep = betns In te,I-.
to obvinte the attendant dihhcultiIs. TSsr
were each read third time aEd passed.
The COMMITTEE on Courts also repoi "a p,
solutions that 1t 10 inexpedisnt 70 allow ada.
II inexpsdisAt 70 give general turisdie,ioa Ia
certain Courts. and that IL - ine1p& ieet "a
extend the jurisdiction Of Courts In esstsis
cases.
Mr. HAaRIsey offered resolution. which
was adopted, that 20 uch Of the 0ovsYpor.s
massage ~ relates TO the removal Of sisvss
from districts occupied or threatened by Ia
ensny BE- referred to special committee.
The CHAIR appoint on tie Commits
Meesrs. HAARnos. MISoa, BevLDIy, Gum.
and 0RArfAg.
Mr.. wooAsoLx called mp the resolution o..
fsrsd By him on Yesterday. liking the tine br
the adjournment OF the present ssAsiop Of H.
Legislature upon Saturday, the l0tA Inst
Objection was made BY Mr. joRls 70 IL coz
sidsration, on account Of the absence Of Nv
0r1l committeeA mr.. MALLORY called for Tia
ayes and moss upon the question of taking up
MIR. WOODROW, In Difference TO the abss1t
mem bers, said thEt he would withdraw Ne
motion for tho present. Mr.. MALLORY, how
defeated by ayes =. roesS7.
Mr.. WRISHr prsseE ted petition fiom II. L.
Boggs, and others, praying for Q nodiAoAuee
OF the laws supprsssing disullsriss vAlea
was laid upon tho table.
The bill reported on yesterday, prsssrtGas
the tnsct OF judgment against . decsassi
person, In favor Of the Common wealth., Vas
taken up from the calendar and psassd.
Mr. voolfolk, offered a joint resolution
that ''ths Governor Do authorized aad Ii.
structed TO grant communion TO Major Qss
John b. Floyd, and authorize him " raise 4
division OF twenty thouaand men, not sab.
ject 10 the OonscriYiion Act, for the lefeIcs
of the State" Adopted.
Governors message a. relate to boaatiss
for the msnuf1ctufe OF saltpstre, wa referred
to the Committee on Military Affairs.
A message was received from The Senate
asking for the restoration OF Gel. John y.
Floyd to his command. Pabiishsd on yes.
tsrday.)
Mr PRIsos. in view Of the importance Of
tbs subject, moved that Immediate action BE-
suspended and the reso, ution laid upon the
table.
Mr.. WORsAAn objected to the postpone.
ment, and urged that not m oment could b.
Loaf In restoI ing to h . command this gallant
and tried Cflcer.
Mr SAUsDsIs asked thu friends OF the reao-
luton not TO press IL TO fts paAsags ~
day, as there were many who dsaired W %.
tain information on the sublect before voting
upon It
The notion TO lay on the table was adopted
A second messxys was received from the
Senate, comm mica Ing the adoption Of the
House resolutions Tor The appoin tRsnt OF q
Committee on tbs State Of the Co1ntYy; lpos
which th~ Speaker named the following gsp.
t,men 10 compose the committee on tAs pAr {
Of the House :-Messrs Newton. boaldis,
Ru herf ord, Tate. Minor. Tredway and Hi.
lory
Mr.. NswroE offered the folio wing preamble
and resolutions, which, on his mo Ton, were
referred to the Uom ami ttes on the State OF The
Coautry. [Sse evening session, Senate pro
ceedings
On motion OF Mr.. WeOLBoLK, the Speaker
vacated the chair until eight O'Clock n, Of
which time the Militnry Committee reported.
"a secret y ssion. upon the subj.ct Of The stale
defeL cee