Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-28

whether the Government viii furnish arms on condition
that the state pays transportation FAUST
SACRAMENTO March 23
The sh day Of April has been agreed upon for adjourn
sine die The resolution will be reconsidered aud the
time extended 1t is simply impossible for the business
the be completed by that time. There 139
Bills the Assembly file The Appropriation Bill is not
vet acted The Salary Bill the reDistrcting the state
into and Assembly Districts the Defense Bill
the Bill to pay Volunteers the Bill provide Soldiers
voting the Bill for Branch Prison and many others i'm
portance awaiting action.
ASSEMBLY BILLS
Among Bills yet acted the House is to
prohibit the sale Of intoxicating liquors election days
one to exclude traitors Courts Of Justice one to
the powers Of Boards OF Supervisors by allowing
them to grant iFanehis-s to build bridges, &c.
SAN FRANCISCO bills.
Five railroad three gas and two water Company's Bills
have been before the Legislature this week One proposed
by Banks giving the Board of Supervisors full control oyer
railroad franchises in that city, indefinitely postponed
The members beginning believe that that Board have
about much power now as they safely be trusted
Win.
This Bill intended to ous Judge lieydenfeld from his po
ston of the Board of Trustees and giving maOr
y Of the Board power to c ct Librarian indefinitely
postponed in the Senate Mr. Straon, the present Libra
rian had many friends the Senators for its
cess. Bill will be introduced to remove Heydenfellt
without endang ring stratton
GAMING LAW
This Bill has passed the Assembly in the same form as
noticed in my letter last week 1t makes the present law
stringent and provides for the dismissal and punish
Of officers who neglect to enforce its provisions
GRAND THE SENATE.
When the Capitol Bill the senate on the qucS
ton Of coneurrng in the Assembly amendments, Mr. Por
ter of Santa Cruz, during the calling OF the roll asked
leave to explain his vote The chairman senaor Harvey
ruled him out of ordersaId he could explain ater the Vote
announced Porter then appealed but the Chair de-
cared the appeal Of order Porter then subsidized but
Perkins settle he said, great principle, APP
peaed from the decision OF the Chair in declaring an appeal
out Of Hc maintained that any ruling Of the Chair
could be appealei from that the right Of appeal could
be denied member The Chair did not promptly state,
he should have that during the call Of the roll nothing
else was in order and that consequently no member could
q u
lie allowed Mr. Perkins who was clearly out Of order to
constant interruption and great confusion The Chair the
perempory ordered the Clerk to proceed with the roll
Mr. Perkins continued protest against it, until after
great deal of Threatening and delay the Sergeant alarms
ordered TO arrest the Senator which DONE but
by the Sergeant Arms. Little Perk proved toomueh for
him He resisted 50 strenupusy that Senators and others
came to the aid oil the ohcer, ana after 1ye minutes
struggle Perkins pushed outside of the bar The whole
performance was dsgraceul, and came near ending IN
general row Senator Porter OF santa cruz stood stock
still not Offering TO assist his champion, who about TO
suffer for his persistent advocacy Of Porters right APP
peal Porter OF Contra Costa was the rst senator to come
to the aid OF the SergeantatArms He began pushing
Perkins when Bdseye Of Nevada who had thougi Per-
kins right caught him and Parks Of Suter caught Birds
eye Nixon in promiscuouy pulling and hauling in
discriminatory, until big fellow jumped down from the
gallery and sczing Perkins in front, while Tom shannon
got good hold in the rear all hands pulled and pushed
and twisted and qurmed until poor little Ferki who weighs
about 100 pounds, safely deposited in the lobby The
scene was dsgaceiu and yet ridiculous that has Civ
en- rise TO far more un than regret me disturbance wa"
long time coming To crisis even after the Sergeant
Arms had been ordered TO arrest Perkins The latter pro
tested he stood ON principle, aud so respectfully appaed
Cery respectfully he kept repeating to the Chair, That
the Segeantat Arms, Mr. Lyle, when urged by Senator's
not 70 hesitate said the most noise and disturbance was
made by the opposition to Perkins " He is the cause,
said several don't see it, replied Lyle and besides
want written order He finally went in without the
writings, and got his coat ripped from tail to collar at the
first jump. The big fellow who laped from the gallery
was evidently sp1iug for luuss Pity he DID not Ct
rap his . snelar just enough to relieve him OF lit
tie of his hot blood The fiow1g versicles appropcs
the occasion were found posted soon after oGLment On
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