The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-08
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tApAfs FeD. Z, 1867.
The senate was called to order a. the
n sual nonr oy Mr.. BRAssox. Praye By the
Rev. pr. flooEs. of de First Prssby terrain
church.
4 oommun scRfion v.s received from the
House % Delegates, ammo nEeing the passage
Of certain bi;is.
srTisRxroRrzp.
sr. UoauraI. from the Comm ittee for
Gaurts of Justice, repo ,ed a bill to prevent
Ger tain violation. of the Sabbath, and biil
10 protect loyal citizens whose property may
be sold u nder illegal process.
mir tskisrIAE, Of Augusta, from the C0m.
mittee ou Roads, reported u bill 70 repair the
road Leading from the Warm Springs, BY
Hnntevsville. 70 Green brier kiver, at Mar
lens Bottom.
Mr. TsoMAs. Of Henry, presented & bill to
prevent tho unnecessary consumption Of
grain by aistiIleries and other mnnufacto.
| ries Of spiritnous and malt liqHors.
ARxs or ras STATE.
Tns bill 70 secure to Virginia the arms, re-,
| furnished by her TO trHcps now, or to be
| piacsd, in the field, was taken mp. on motion
| OF Mr. NEwLoS. and the vote BY which 1t was
| ordereo TO Is eT grosenent and third reading
| an amendment, which was adopted. and the
| bill subsequently, laid upou tho table
| Other 6i,ls, coming mp on their passage,
| we're laid upon the table.
MILrrAaY sosok OF THE co9xoswsALru.
| Ddr JonssoN. from the joint committee on
l ne 0DVcIUOI . mseouB IeROH tcu a" NV ava
| aecertaiaiu and enrolling the military force
| TN motion Of Mr.. JosrsoK. the Senate took
! q recess uuul half past 7 O'Clock, r. d..
NIGHT SESSION.
| The Senate was called TO ordeT at tween ~.
| ave minutes past O'Clock, Mr. BsAssos. OF
lewis, In the chair.
MILITARY BILL kEPosrBD.
| ur: JOHNSON, of Bedford. from the Jcirt
| COMMITTEE, TO whom WAS referred u commu-
| nicntior :rUm the Governor, presented IN re-
| Ia, ton thereto bill to raise troops 70 meet
| tne reaulsiltop Of the President OK inc Jon
| t.deraie States which was advanced to It's
| secoad reading, and ordered to be piAaI
DEATH or NH. OAlSAAa
| Mr.. RosgkrsoK, of Riclmond, said that 1t
was with 'seings OF very deep reg 70. .mt n 70
.r, a. To announce to the Senate the oSAtn Oh
| ,o,oneI THOMAS Z. CsIsxAN, late Frs OooI-
| xseper OF This body. Hs begged TO oEef tne
| following resolutions:
Whereas, The Senate has heard Will. deep
regret Of the death OF TAOs. I. C1isaAS,
Ucotsee per OF this body. therefore
heso!od, That In the death or mr' CaisAAs
h. senate has lost IN active, vigilant, AM Ell
hc.Snt officer and society nAS nlhu7u onu
honorable gen tAemnn.
Rssofyed That aa u body we deeply sympa.
tn Z, Wi In the fri-nds 6nd family OF tne de-
ceased IN this dislensst'on OF an All. wise
Providence which has at once deprived them
OF a sincere friend and KIND and lRdolReot
father.
R.soI,fa. That the CLERK of the Senate Tor.
war; 10 lhs family Of the deceased q copy OF
these resolutions.
S.so!rtd hat In respect to the memory OF
the deceased the Senate do now adjourn.
Mr. TaenAs.of Henry, III rising 10 second
til. MOTION for their adoption. gave brief
outline Of Tue history of the deceased up to
lne time of his e!ection as ga Mvsr OF the
>soare 10 the discharge OF which DO had
been polite and respectful To all, at the
same line ell erget;: and decisive In the per-
Io m aucs of his du'y.
Tls resolutions We're unanimously adopted.
and the Sensts adjourned.