Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-09
HOusE OF DELEGATES

The Sneaker called the House to order at IL o'clock
PRAYER by the Rev. De- JETER, OF the Baptist Church.
The following bills passed By tho Senate were re.
ceiVed:
bill 10 suspend procec dngs in certain cAses and
e1ecu ons attachments distress warrants trust deeds
aud other demands in OF refusal TO receive pay
men in currency received in payment TO the State and
to repeal the passed March 29tb 1862 ent lied IAN
act 10 suspend tales and legal proceedings in cetin
castsn The bill was read and committed.
Ais House bill amending and re.enacting tho first
and second sections of act entitled AN amend
and further 10 provide for tie pubic deieno ;"
passed October s. 1859, wi b amendments. After the
amendments had been concurred in, the House recon
sidered the BILL aud the third amendment of the Senate
relative to the slaves Of refugees disagreed TO-
Mr.. MAGRUDER. from thu Committee OF Courts OF
jus Ice reported bill ~ hoiizing the ely Rich
mond 10 purchase wood and impress traLfpor. alep
when nect ssary; aeO bills for the relief OF Mr. Sihy;
for the amendment of the Cod; aud prohibiting by
bidding and all frauds at ion sales The last named
bill was read first Time and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. ANDERSON, from the Committee on Military
ffurp, atkd be dscba gtd from the urhet consid
GRAFTON Of the petition OF the Society OF Friends; aud
a resolution as TO the eTpedency of formi m lary
districts; also reported bill concerning the Navy De-
partment OF the State, with amendments.
Aso,a joint resolution defining what communication
Of clothing shall be slOwcd the non joined Off.
GERS and privates of the STATE Line. i'.ia'f
The resolution defines that srch Communication shall
be the same as that allowed By the act OF Congress,
passed October g. 1852 to the soldiers In the Confede
rate Army, viz: hundred aud thirty four dollars
per annum Laid on the BIO.
tt rules having been suspended, Mr.. PfNDLKToS
cfsIed Joint resolution whi,h was passed. directing
the paymaser to suspend all payments Of Communication
OF clstliog until further orders from the General
Mr.. RAYMOND gave notice of meeting Of the Com.
mittee on the PensRtiAry, at O'Clock, A. NJ, NOR
row. 10 ' tf .. !. =
On motion bf Mr.. MARYE, the order o the day va,
pos poneG and the bill Tor the removal OF from
counties invaded or threatened with invasion to ad
joining countless was taken up, read third time and
pass d. 't
MESSAGE OF HE GovJREoR.
The following message and accompanying documents,
be printed:
ExEcUTIvE DEPARINEEr,
RIoBMoKD Va, ?
...,. ,i.4ea Oct. !, 1858. (
Gentlemen Of the House of DslegGtss:
InSesp to the resolution adopted BY the House
of Delegates have the honor 10 transmit the accom-
panying repor ts from Aduant General Cooper of the
Confederate Governrr ent, at Gen. Dmuock Of the
Ordnance Department of Virginia
have Only 10 add that upwards Of thirty thousand
conscrpts have passed through the camp Of instruction
in charge Of Col sh'elds. an .HttnlT
.YtfG Fststs RESPECTFULLY. EsAEf
Kf.ltEtNf RtI6 u JsHs Ifiohras
Statement of the Number of Troops Furnished The
C0pJsdsrats StatsS y the State Of Eryihia taken
from the first Rolls on file an the AdistdHt and In.
sPsetor Generals C6fes. ~ lf3l8
Sixty -four regiments infantry ....... go. 69,49e
Twenty regiments cavalry ,......l ssss,,i4.i1e