Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

several oils referred to that eommittee.
M BUNKER,.. from the, Coumfttee oa
townships, BE-, reported back the bill 70
| MI vacancies IN county and township. Of
| The bill 10 amend the INV eones,S5in NJ,
Insurance aud Express Gonpauies slSsS
read Z hrs e and second time by its titles
passed.
The bill 70 nay the sale of i've sioek
was read second tins and referred.
The balance Of The forenoon session was
spent in the eonsideration OF the bill 20 in
leorporats the West YirRinia Central Rail-
way Company.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN. @
\ The consideration OF the railway hill
1asIssumed and vas yEriousIy amended.
The bill occupied the whole afteru0on Sea-
sion. g.-4a ss5 9@sj sss-t Fisz sfsIl
1 -szE tcs --3o aOUSk1s }rIs -53slc
MONDAY, February %, 1854.
Prayer by Rev. Mr., Copley. ..;-'-... s.i-f
Nj. TRTRR called mp, the bill for the re-
lief OF certain Upshur county militia, cap.
tured aud ineareerated3 In rebel prisors.
The bill was amended so as TO allow the
parties Sl3 per month during their impris,
oument, but limiting the sum 70 be paid to
any one of Them TO 800.
M. SoPER, from the COMMITTEES on
Coauties,s &c, reported adversely 90 the
Ipetittou otcitizen8 Of Marion county, pray
ing a change IN boundary between Marion
/ aud Harrison, and suggested that Il WonId
be we'll IL those getting up petitions Of (
simiiar character would accompany them
with proof that due uotiee hAsibeen given
IN both counties of the intended applicS-
ton for the change. q hsiiet f2g
Mr.. Crooks, from the Comm ittset on
Roads, &C., reported back the bill anenti-.
ling the charter of the Little KanawhG Nav
| igation Company, and recommended its
lpassage. Ordered to third reading.
The bill received from the Senate Sat-
urdsy, changing the line between Mason
and Jackson couuties, Was read the hrst
and second times and committed.
A message from the Senate reported
agreement TO the amendments of the
House to the Joint RESOLUTION OF the Senate
authorizing the Goverdorto present ban
ner to the 10th regiment West VfFRiniR
Infantry With an Amendment requiring the
expense Of the flag 10 be paid out Of the
civil contingent fund. Agreed 70 by the
Honss, and the resolution thus finally
Ipasssd. y :.
The same message transmitted the ioilt
resol1tioua passed by the Senate on S6tuf.
day endorsing the administration of Abra.
ham lincoln and fayoriDg his rs. election.
4 Objected to b, Nr. Lamb and laid over
I one day under the rule. ;,s.-,s.5,ss Z. e
rs The same message returned, With unim-
IpoFtant amendments, the following bills:
" II. No. so, Amending the chatter of the
Il Burning Spring Turnpike Company;
III. No. ID, Declaring the Meat House
fork Of Middle Island creek, In Doddridge
4 county, public highway; and -
H. No. A., The bill Imposing taxes. t.
Amendments all agreed To and bills
finally passed.
II The same message reported the passage
by the Senate without amendment of the
House bill providing for theEepair of the
Newark and Elisabeth Turnpike. in Writ
county, and asked q COMMITTEES of Coulter
ence on House BilliNo. IA, authoriEing the
Board ofPublio Works 70 appoint aud fix
the pay of superintendsnts on roads. be-
longing to the State. Committee granted,
aud MessrE. Lamb, Gof and Tough ap.
pointed. tsesfs !. =
The same message transmitted Senate
Bill No. I'll declaring who are citizens Of
the State and how citizenship Il -reIint
quished, aud Senate Bill No. 81, supple
mentary to the act Of last session for the
trial of ottsnces,i in the dist urbed counties
Read fret time .asJ sc sd .isass q
. Senate Bill No. s. requiring certain per.
sons TO take an oath, WGs read the second
n
Senate Bill No. 40, prohibiting thesu,sn
utacture and sale Of Intoxicating LIQUOR
had its second reading, aud was referred q
i. special COMMITTEES, on motion, of NJ
Dawson, who asking 70 be excused from
serving thereon, the Speaker eonstltuted
, the Oopamittse AZ follows: Messrs. j, AMI
OrooksI Hagar, Foster and CopIsy. l31Ia5
The bill for the encouragement Of For
Ieign Emigration to this State, was .takeu
up and read the third time. 10 slsa 20
Mr.. DRIAR addressed the House In fSyoS
4 ottthe bill and had not concluded his ~.
marks when. the hour for dinner arrived
aud the House took recess. = 81 j
b. EFFiBSooH sEsSIoS. ss e =
~ Nj. LANE, from The. special eommitt.s,
reported back the liquor bill Eitho1t
Amend msrt or recommend lion, =, 80, (
i Mr. pEnAS completed his FenaIkS on
e INITIATION bill, and after some further
4 dise1ssion and the blank SpRfopFfStion 70
the pense OF Carrying out t6e nns,o. ~
OF the bill hIled with 81, GEO; . vote ~
taken aud the bill rejected.
The Apptcprtation bill WAS taken mn
iealled back 70 second reading, bome op,is,l
lions supplied, ordered to tRifd rsafli5s
i again, read the third tins and passed mn
dee . SGtpensioh Of the rule, and .se1t bScI-
. The Sea9te for Concurrence in ~
!. enehdments, one of which vas 10 ent
down the appropriation for the HoSpitsl
tps lthe Insane from tkfrtg:JifVs thonSsn5
dollAkl to az thopssndEEhieh Wss DOS
Zoo motion of NJ. Alexander. f-s9'
M, JIG. Ross. called up the bill ameoding
ths ehooldGEI sand IN was passed 10 M e
grossTsnt after the EtReoEpo r4tiourofs -
; SIaSssdns s offered By thAl geatlsman rel
4 Attxe tpthe school Regulations fot. the ;.i,,,.
81. " hbeling The 6lhi section 81 ~, m,
repealed The eppeIudinr clan = tiis
i Senate Bill No, H., SBiIi apn,on,;..
ing ths Public Revenue for he i;sssi 80
sse5-4 and . part Of the 9k5esi SSS[si al
aud 1855, vas read third tiue. n -
moeehio Mt. Rlffnsr, the vote oF5s1iSs.
Tie hiRll 70 third reading, ySas reeopsi9s