Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

Dack hnu>e DAi -, recommending lts passage
Concurfed IN
Mr Wolfe. Committee on judiciary. reported
that House bill g laY urou the table Concur
red in.
MESSAGES PROM THE HOUSE.
Mr. Shields moved to take up messages from
the House, which prevailed.
Senate bill Is. amended bv the House. was
considered and the House amendment concurred
in.
Bills on THIRD READING
Mr. Corbn's bill. O.. the better to secure the
free passage OF FISH in the streams of THIS State
Mr. Landers moved to recommit with iastruc-
tons 10 amend by excepting White river and
White Lick
Mr. Blair moved to table the mend ment which
failed for want OF quorum voting The yeas
and nays were then called for. and iesuted yeas
Is. nays %
SIR Corbn explained that the bill at present
unGer consideration was substituted ty the COM
mittee for the one introduced by him:
Mr Shields moved to indefinitely postpone the
bill and Instructions.
Mr. March was convinced tina: IL was quite as
essential TO piss some law for the protection of
fish. AS il was TO protect game if this law was
too stringent. amend il; but he did not favor the
motion 10 kill IT,
Me-. Williams notified the Senate of special
order ior tins morning.
LEGISLATIVE APPORrIoxNENr
The hour having arrived for the consideration
of Senate bill ILL., to district the State for legs
latlve purposes, the Senate went into Committee
OF the Whole Mr.. Browne OF Randolph in the
chair
A number of am, ndments to the first section
(the Senatoriai) were offered and voted down.
When
Mr. Wolfe moved to strike out all after the en-
acting clause. and insert a new bill, or what in
effect would be new bill
The committee rose and reported the bill and
the tending amendment Mr. Wolfes TO the Sen
ate for further action
The Senate then adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate was called to order at ? o'clock
p NJ
TIE question pending was the motion of Mr.
Brown. ct Wells. 10 refer the Till and amendment
to the Committee on ApporiOnment
Mr Meeit moved 10 lay the motion TO recon
ulit and pending amendment the table.
Mr. Wolfe moved a call Of the Senate The
call proceeded, and "a Senators answered To their
names.
Mr Cobb moved to send FOR the absentees.
winch prevailed. The Committee ON Benevolent
Institutions were excused After au absence OF
ported that he could not find the absentees. aud
the further call was on motion suspended.
Mr. Johnson called for division OF the ques
ton, and the vote tor laying the amendment on
she table re.ultci-yeas %, nays 10 The mo
ton Ia lay the motion To recommit ola the table
re~uits,-,ea- 10. nay Is The question was
then taken on recommtting, ana it prevailed.
RESOLUTIONS
Mr. Wolfe, that the Governor be requested To
communicate to the Senate what action he has
taken under Fan To provide tor the defense OF
the State. 10 procure first class arms. artillery.
cavalry and in antrv equipments and munitions
OF var, making the necessary appropriations
therefor. and authorizing the Governor 10 borrow
money" approved Auril /, 1861 That he show
ia such communication the amount OF money
borrowed. of whom. IN what manner the same
ht~ been secured, and how aud when the same is
90 he paid Also, the number kind, and value
ot arms and equipments that have been provided
10y him under the provisions of said act. Adopted
PETITIONS &c.
Mr. Gafr presented petition from sundry citi-
zeus on the Ohio river. PRAYING that the law be 80
amended rs 10 make so pounds oi coal bushe
50 rs 10 orrespond with the laws Of Ohio aud
! Peunsy lvauia Referred 10 the Committee on
Agriculture.
RiLLs on THIRD READING.
/ The pending question when the special order
INTERVIEWED IN the morning session being To ndefi
mtels postpone Senate bill 81. (in relation 10 the
! crntecon OF fish in the streams of the State.) it
4 resnted-yeas %. nays IL
/ Mr. Cobbs bill, lo, to amend the act to pro.
! vide for the opening OF highways Passed
! Mr.. CATS BILL -. 10 amend section ~ Of the
! act Incorporating cities (the bill excludes from
taxation notes. &c. on the lands of guardians be
longing To non.reoent minorS) Passed
/ Mr.. Wolie's bill. 50. providing that creditor,
and sui,or> shall have right of action in certain
cases before the debt or liability l. due, and pro
viding for attachment in such cases. Passed
House bill 49, to amend the act fixing the
time Tor holding the terms of Common Plea.
courts in the several counties OF the State
Mr. Davis. OF Cas-. moved to indefinitely post
| poue the bill, which prevailed
Mr. March, bill sc requiring Clerks and Aud
itorS To m Ike indexes Passed
Mr Hartley's bill 81. To provide for the publ
cation by railroads Of the rates ofpassenger fares
| aud fixing penalties tor charges above the pub
li>hed rates
Mr. Shields moved to indefinitely postpone the
bill, which did not prevail. The bill passed
ye,s 26. nays ID.
Mr. Wole's bill. SO. TO provide for the issue o
fee bills ON appeals from COMMISSIONER AM
Justices courts. Passed
Mr.. Wolies hill, lOl. 10 amend section 10 o
the practice act. regulating the publication o
legal notices Passed
Mr. Whites bill. l26. to amend section 5 d
the set regulating the adoption 81 heirs. Passed
MIR Brown of Weiss bill. 1873, in relation tt
suits against JOINT stock companies. Failed.
House bill 4. To amend the practice act. Faile,
/ for want of a constitutional vote
House bill - TO amend the divorce law
I Failed.
estrays. Failed
House bill So to empower Sheriffs to otfe
lands tor safe ~ the door OF the Clerks Office il
counties where there IL no court house. Passed
Adjourned