Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24


TIE SENATORIAL ELECTION.
Mr.. CoGHILL, from the Committee of Conference, in
the matter of disagreement between the two Houses re-
hvc to the Senatorial election presented report pro-
posing 10 proceed 10 the further execution OF the order
Of he dsv half past II o'clock this day, and that
both Senator'S be elected at the same time The report
Ess coueurred in.
The INTEGRITY or VIRGINIA.
The PREsDESr laid before the Senate the following
| communication from the Governor dated Esd inst.
"a transmit communication received from johnson
Homer ESQ Secretary Of the Provisional Congress,
~nch will be read with satisfaction and plea
sure by the members Of the two Houses OF General AS
ssnby and the people OF Virginia. and especially by
the loya citizens Of those portions OF the Commonwealth
nov in the possession of the enemy. II will Teassure
all tina; the Integrity Of Virginia will be vindicated, and
her ancient boundaries maintained.
! joan LErcHER"
! The communication from Mr.. Hooper, addressed to
| the Executive, reads as follows
Sir II have the honor o6icially to inform you that
On this dsv 90 Wit the 22 Of January 1852 the Con
grss Of the Cont, rate States Of Amsrcs did Adopt
rs~outou, whereof the following is correct copy, to
wit:
.R.,slgel That the Congress heartily approves of the
resolutions passed by the Legislature of Virginia, e1.
pressing her determination to vindcate the integrity OF
rer ancient boundaries and pledges all the resources OF
| tue ConiederAcy 10 uphold her determination.
Ga motion, the communication and accompanying
document we're laid upon the table and ordered to be
printed
HOLLYWOOD CXNETERY.
The President also laid befoSs the Senate ccmmun
ca ion from the Governor relative to the purchase OF
o. at Hollywood Cemetery for the iuteTmeut Of the re-
mains Of toe distinguished OF Virginia etc, which
Eas laid upon tie table and ordered to be printed
BILL PRKsESTED.
Mr. WHiTTLE by leave, introduced bill 70 take the
Of the people on certain ordinances OF the Con-
ysutioa. Ordered to be printed.
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
The appropriate Committees instructed 70 en-
Qlire toto tie eNpedeucy Of suId'y propositions viz
By Mr. ISBELL-oi amending an Get incorporating
By Mr.. DICKINSON, Of Prince EdEard-of providing
some other mode Of eecng State Directors in internal
Improvement companies, than that now provided by
| lv.
| ByMr. NASH-of granting an amnesty to such Saw
nEs Banks NAV have IN gAlly issued small notes proE
/ 70 the let Jan, 1852, etc.
| By Mr. HART-of Incorporating the Confederate a.
| sur1ncs COMPANY, IN Abemarle cOuntvs
| on motion OF 8r. QUESENBERRY the Auditor Of
Public Accounts Wis requested 10 inform the Senate how
| many acre. Of llut in Virginia nov owned BY per
,Uns residing IN GO United Sa;eS, the names Of the
| parties and the number Of sores Owned BY each.I
| ADyKR'E RE.O-Ts.
Reports from Committees heretofore presented ad.
vsrss to the petitions of g D. Lee John Lacy, md
lie owner Of convicted slave, named John Xix, we're
| seyerally read and co,eausd 10.
ORDER EAy
message from the House Of Delegates, BY Mr. SHET-
YIr WAS received informing the Senate OF tue
renee Of tsat BODY In the report Of the Joint Committee
u Conference and requesting the return Of the resoll
communicate yesterday proceed to the election
one Senator etc. The request was aecedsd to BY the
5 nate.
Subsequently, ucsslge from The House. BY Mr.. NEW
ten received ino' ming the Senate Of the readaess
u .ha body to proceed to the election OF Senator's,
ard taai Mers.S L. NJ I. HUHER WV. BALLARD
PREsroS C. ". RC,sXLL, WN Q. RrvKs, and WV. DAN
nL Jr., we're in npUaastnu.
Nc ROBERTSON and Er. DOUGLAS advocated the
election Of MsssTs. HUNrEk and PGAsioS.
mssssse from the House Cc,iyed announcing
h, Withdrawal & the nomination Of WV. DAxIu, Jr.
Nr COLLIER OF Petersburg, and Nc. CHRISTIAN,
o. Augusta advocated toe election Of Ressr RIyEs and
RcsSELL
Nc. NELSON warmly urged the election Of Mr.. Res
ar. ISBELL withdrew the nomination Of Mr. TUcKEa,
made yesterday. by the Senator from Rockingham.
NJ. ALDERSOS GtyocAted the election Of hessrs.
PRysroS aud HUNrKR.
Tsssrs. NEWMAN. WILEY, BKEENON and NEW.
Lon advocated the election OF Mr.. RUssEL.
Ar. HART advocated the election OF Nc RNEI aud
glfrd bis purpose 20 vote ebeerfuly Ior Me- Russell
ar ROBERTSON stated to the Senate that since hear
- the observations % the Senators who had presented
che elaine Of Mr. RUSSELL he vogd sIorf,e his person
81 feelings by giving his vote Tor that gentleman and Mr.
HUNrER
The roll was then called with the following result:
For NJ. H4ntsr.-Gessrs. Anderson, Armstrong Bales
Dr. ,uCh, Brannon, Bruce W. ". Carraway Jr Chris
ia1 Of Mdiles Z Coghll Day, Dickinson OF Prince Ed
vari Dickinson Of Grayson, D1uglls Early Fnney
G,r1et Greever Harvey lsbel Johnsou, Logan LInoh,
Nah Newman, Pate Psnnybaoker, Qiesenberry Rob-
CT slu, Spider, Thomas Of nry Thompson Urquhart,
W7iJ.lr Wiley and Witten-35.
FIR Nr. Ra,ssu.-Nsssrs. Bdes Branuon Bruce
C.rs,i.u Of Augusta, Collier Dickinson Of Psn Ed
wssd Frszier Hart Harvey, Isbell, Logan, Marshall,
ssc NeesOn, EeElon, Newman Penny bscker, Rob rt-
so' Softer, Thomas OF HsOry White, Wiley and Wit.
ts1-23
For Ne. Prssioa-MeSrs Anderson, Ball. Branch,
Christian Of NddleIcK Coybil Day, Dickinson Of Gray
ST. Douglas Early Fiansy Garnett Greever, johnson,
L~5oh Mckinney, Nash, Pate, Qiesslberry, Thomas Of
FIrSx, Thomson and Uiqihart-2l.
FIR Ne. Rvss.-hessrs. Armstrong, Bal, VIM. W.
Caraway Jr Christian 81 Augusta, Collier. Frazier,
IT. Marshall Ssssis, Mcksnney, Neeson, Newton and
tn ,1iss OF FIirfaI-lS
Iho1o who voted for Hunter and Preston, collectively,
Wer, Aassrs. Anderson, Branch Christian Of hddleseI,
Coghl Day Dickinson Of Gnyson, Douglas Early. Fin.
rey, Girnett Greever, Johnson, Lynch, Nash, Pate
QIsseDberty, Thompson, and UuTquhart.
Those Nho voted Tor Russell aud Rives we're Messrs.
Christian o; Augusta, Collier, Frazier, Hart MarshAl
u s,ie NeesOD, and Newton.
Thos, who voted for Hunter and Russell Messrs
B,les Branuou Bruce Dickinson Of Prince Edward
Harvey Isoell Logan, Newman, Pennybacker, Robert
Fo5, Spider, Thomas Of Henry, White, Wiley, and
Wi,ten.
Ihoss Who voted for Preston and Rives, hessrs
Bal, Mckinney, and Thomas Of Fairfax.
Those Who voted for Hunter and Rlyes we're hessTs.
Armstrong, aud CsrraWoy.
Tae committee appointed 20 ascertain the joint vote
reported that the whole number of votes cast 1884,
OF Shch Mr.. HUSTEE received 49, Mr.. PREsT:E So, Mr.
RUSSELL 81. Nc RIyEs 30 scattering - Necessary TO
c1oice So. Hon. K NJ. 7. HUNTER and Hor. W. ".
BALLARD PRESTON having each received majority
OF the votes east declared duly elected Senator's to
represent Virginia ia the Serlte of the Confederate
Sa.es for The term OF six years.
o. motion Of Mr. KENNEY, the Senate adjourned.
From the Austin Gazette.
FROM ARIZONA.
By private letters 10 member Of the Legislature We
learn that Colonel Baylor has received his coumisson as
Governor of Arizona aud the rank Of colonel ibis In