The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-12
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
EATuHpAY, January 10Th

SATtApAf, JsuuHiy iVH.
SysAry.-Ths Senate waa called 10 order a. y
oc,cah n, by Mr.. johnson, Of Bedford.
communication " az read from J. q. Shorler Of
Aia. relative TO the management Of railroads ard
transportation them Ia tie Conf .-s'e States
Thar exclusive use by Govesunen,, it wss cou
tended should cea1e ard ilsy be let to TIE pe1-
rie Laid the tabs, printed end refarTsd Va the
Ccmmirtse on Roads and Irtern.i Navigation.
NJ Nicholas offered n resolution iDG.irlng into
the sspediency of building bridge over Graen
eri.r river, IN ID. csuaty of that name Mr.. G.
sepherry, cf relieving citizens Of Ca olins and
Nro'syvania whose .lavcs had been stolen By
YANKEES, and reminding taxes paid on Kanir. and
aisc granting rs,isf 10 cit2 nf Port Royal bcSs
eousss had been robbed and Burned by Yankees
Nj. Pete Of rspcr;o g bill sppTopTiatinS money
- hs relief VI virgins soldiers in tie Confedsrs to
MATES Army or State Lice, whose counti's a-e 10
vaded by the enemy in snch manner as 10 prevent
than from hesIl1s from home.
The l,mt resolution o1srsd by NJ. Collier, III.
resting the Governor 70 get passports 5oT h' r'e,5
hs~s daring he session W ~ csle up discu7scI sid
sd-eted
Nj Arug'rong Of Hsmrrti,., offered lengthy
rr~ss.hle AMI resolution Teintir" to tba isprrsis
.'oss 81 tho Yankee army in Western Virginia,
r"Hsy Ger. M,iroy. recommending that 'ha Com
uanding General, when caught, bs huYg. and ttat
ths If siGU COZ be Appropriated 10 further Ins
aud other measures Of retaliation
A. cne o'clock tho Senate vent into Hecre. see
uon. and 90 the doors being opened al lurcnd 10
uect noniay al IL O'Clock.
n'eiock. and wss called 10 Greer By thr Speaker.
Mr.. Fleming offered p resolution thst 80 much Of
the Governors Message ca refers to magistrates
and o,hr officers Who have taken tie osth Of Gle
glance 10 tae United States 3vernplsx TO retarre Il
~ the COMMITTEES az Courts OF Justico. Asrasd to.
~. Barks submitted q resolution, III followst
Ttytas. The General Assembly, by iotI.: RESI-,
Luton, adopted on the 10Th day Of Msy, 1862 &c.
sIased that IL IA tbe sacred and patr;oi o duty Of
every good citizen of the Confederate Stetsa not
of III n .x h,rui-
ross IansActicna The notes Of tn confederate
Ataief, and TO refuse to receive them ,.Gs. deprs
cato their credit, and will tend to deprive the Con
fefTa,e Gov5Tnmsut Of The means of defending
liberty and independence, aud srch oouGuct
c.prrf b too strongly denounced ss NEST t9ec.tguy
cr-dtsS aid end ccpfo,s TO Tie pubic entmy.-
Thessfore,
s,sotres, Tba, the speei.i committee, appointed
tc consider the resolutions touching tbs legal tan Ter
q: Confederate notas inquire into the expedieccs
~ Furnishing h9 suitable penaities any citiEsr OF
Ans Commonwealth VITO shall refuse TO reCa:va Tia
Treaerrry notes in discharGs Of any deb o: Cbi.a.
lion for The psymen! Ct money.
Mr.. Maerudsr presented a resolution. that the
Committee Of Ocurts cf Justice inquire into the
espccishcy Of 10 su, ndiLg the Stay Law as 10 al
zero protection to securities. Agreed to.
NJ. srsdin''. Of Clarke, called up bis reFoiution
oGsrcd yes;". day. in relation to the payment If
saves iv dressed into the service Of tho Uonfsdsr
sts hv,es and not returned TO their owners Dy
feasra Of having escaped to or captured by the
w JUG sUSHy. AVontV0.
NJ. houldn moved reconsideration Of the vote
adopting the resolution and tie motion neiaa
agreed n. bc moved IN amend the revolution by
strhoe 1.-THE words by reason ofhavins esearea >
a., ~ iha. the revolution Should read Tse Gen,
~ssi Asser'b'y Of Virginia rs9uss, our Kspfesscss
vea In Congress 10 shstr efort8 tn procure The
carNagr Of bill bv Congre,s providing for tho pay
meat fos sIsvos I'm pressed toto tes service Of TIE
tcused"tecy AID NOT retuEp.d TO tl1jr cwncTs 49,
Afes sooe e;ecuaaop, E.o whole suhjaot wss 10
fesrsd.o Tho q ';nui'tae Courts Ci .;;st.ea.
Wr Wcn'fok htlered resolution nh'ch
skf~~1 u" p..fustuG she special N.'dmss'sa ct
nssee~ sp' rTee kvssc~s - iiQ iire iatG hn es.,a
dieneyh reporting q hill 10; lb- gTAs.lsl ssmuvn.
~~sth and ~ regc'ar"nd TIA seiie gcttri tp the
rshss s,ales. tberahy s"Dlovug ssura iAe toutede,
80 Ssatoa this injurious population.
~. Ucuk,nsI of Rockingham. rys-crted resc
sutto0 10 iustyuc; ,ba Oomt..ttns on Banks 10 Ia.
qairs into the eEpcd.s.,ry Of 90 Amending The
charter 81 tho Bark rf Ncckpsh an ~ 70 ansbe It
" increase IA coniip, sat faud twenty per e..ut
r~eriu,,cr, Ns'ed hy Nr W ~, 80 Isic II
wight, In rss'. cn - sapplyins !ae people VI ;rat
scaosy wa their ga,ta g; sat, AFTER several
assendp en.s spa considerable d,acuss:c, ~ss ca.a
nistsi 10 special committees OF sessa
~. Rou,dn, oi Ctsriots. called up ,i,s bill en-,
uusd an cot Ia limit lie cultivation rs tobacco
end v iacrease ID. production IT grain" read ,ha
Gre. issnc apd ordered 70 a seoond reading
NJ. Baskerville offered q resolution that the
Senators u vkaipia be instructed, apt the Henre
se0tAovso requested 70 their eff .rts IN sacurs
repeal VI The present tariff laws 20 A. 10 allow
Ne tnpcststton Of sceas free Ct duty Laid over
under Ne Tuls.
On psc,iea Of kr. NsCsmsn,, the Eon.. adj
learned.