The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-04


/ cial order for Wednesday. o'clock.
Mr.. CHAMBERS. And that $50 copies be
printed.
Amer debate On the question of printing by
cry and COw3ILL--
The bin was made the special order Tor
/ "wednesday, ? O'Clock; and 80 copies thereof
were ordered TO be printed.
NEGRO DfsABnITiEs
Mr.. BROWN. from the minority ofthe Com
mittee on the judiciary, obtained leave now 20
submit report on the return Of Mr.. Foulke's
Indian and negro disabilities bin II. r. 81,
recommending that the bill I've indefinitely
postponed-signed John X. Conroth, Jason
/ Il. Brown.
On motion Of Mr. NEwCoMB. the said bin
No. ., was taken up and made the special or
der for Monday, o'clock p. NJ.
THE CALENDAR.
Mr.. CodrOth's Huntington charter bin II. II.
Mr. Newcomb's Insurance bill III. n. 255--
Mr.. Busktrks Common Pleas bill III r. 213-
MI. ColoNer's County lines road bill II. r.
1 l6i- "
! Were severally read the second time and
passed TO the engrossment and third reading
PER DIEM AND MILEAGE.
+ ON motion of Mr.. HENRICKs. the House
took up Mr.. Gregory Of MOntgomery's Der
diem and mileage bill, III. X. 250l and it was
: ordered 10 the engrossment and third reading
On motion by Ne SPENCER the further
consideration Of the bill was postponed and Il
was made the special order for Monday 3
o'clock T.. VI. - 80
THE CALENDAR.
The bill to authorize County Autitor, Ia
issue fee bills for costs that have accrued be-
fore County Commissioner
Mr. MilrOy's dog bill, III. X. DO
Mr. Hamrick's turnpike bill. II. II. al
Mr.. Ferris school bill. II. X. 2j2-
Mr.. Goodman's school bill, III. n. 237-
Mr.. shuey's St. Joseph River dam hill. II. r..
go, and
Mr Bonners hGal bill, ii, X. Gil
Were seyerally passed the second reading
and ordered 10 the engrossment and third
reading.
Mr.. COWGIl.L, believing that there was not
quorum present moved an adjournmenf.
Mr., LITSON moved, Intellectually to adjourn
+ till Monday, o'clock PM
Mr., OSBORN moved 90 adjourn Till Mon
day, o'clock A. NJ
! On motion Of Mr.. NEwCOMB the House
took recess till , o'clock PM
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The SPEAKER Mr.. Henrieks having cen
requested by the Speaker TO take the Chair
took the Chair at 20clock p. VI.
Mr.. LffsOS made an oiiectnal motion that
the House adjourn.
RAILROAD INSTRUCTIONS.
Mr.. Hoover's bill [H. X. 263l 10 provide !
against Railroad Conductors Obstructing the |
highway crossings to the hndrance Of travel, I
coming up on the second reading. it was read, /
passed the second reading, and ordered 10 the |
engrossment aud third reading, 'tl
Mr.. LOPF made an Intellectual motion for a
call Of the House.
Mr.. HIGGINS moved TO dispense with the
regular order of business, and take up the con- !
sideratlOn Of bills from the senate on the first /
reading,
Mr.. LoPP moved to lay the motion ON the
table.
Mr.. HIGGINS Withdrew his motion.
TURNPIKE FoRFEITUREs.
Mr.. HAMRICK asked and obtained leave 10
ntrodgce bill III. X. 3O2l for an act to amend /
section II Of an hct authorizing the constrJc-
ton Of plank, macadamized and gravel roads.
approved May IL, 1872; aud RENTING all for
feituros Of charter under said act, on account
Of not having finished their road, or any I'M
certainty a. TO the election Of Directors
1t was passed to the second refl ing and re-
ferred to the Committee on Corporations.
THE CALENDAR
Mr.. Rigging renewed his motion to sus-
pend the regular order of business and take up
the consideration Of bills from the senate on
the first reading.
Mr.. GRIFFITH moved an adjournment.
The vote resulting in division OF the House
Affirmative, III; negative, IL
The SPEAKER directed the Clerk To call
the roll 10 determine quorum,
Mr.. GRIFFIrlI Withdrew his motion To
adjourn.
Mr.. Higgins motion was then agreed to- and
bills from the Senate We're considered and pass
ell TO the second reading follows:
The Stallion bill :. ~ was referred 10 the
Committee on Rights and Privileges,
The bill ;. loo amending section f19 Of the
Practice Act, WAS referred Ia the Committee
on the Judiciary.
The Drunkenness bill :. ii2l, was read. con-
sidered and referred TO the Committee on Tenn
perance.
The bill :. ID TO amend section 10 Of the
Justices Act. was read, considered and re-
ferred TO the Committee ON the Organization
Of COur,s.
The IIorse-thef bill i. 1.5i was referred to
the Committee on Corporations.
The Vernon Charter bill :. 81 was passed
to the second reading and referred to the
Committee On Corporations.
4 message from the senate was now received
by q: VI. Wilson, their Secretary, acquainting
the House of the action of that branch Of the
General Assembly.
The Hotel Company bill :. Isl was
read, considered and referred 10 the Com
mittee Oh Corporations,
Mr.. Hogate and Mr., Lane obtained leave of
absence till Monday.
The Circuit Court bill Is. 2O5l was referred
to select committee, which the Speaker nom-
gill, Montgomery and Burwell.
The Railroad Corporation bill =. 2OGl was
referred 10 the Committee ON Railroads
The White River Navigation bill :. 2lIl
was referred 10 the Committee on Rail
roads,
The Road bill :. 2I7l was referred TO the
Committee on Roads.
The Election bill :. 22il was referred to the
Committee on Elections.
The Fees bill +. 226l was referred to the
Committee on Fees and Salaries
The Clinton county bill :. 23l was referred
To the Committee on the judiciary.
The Common Pleas bill :. 90 was referred
to select Committee Of three, which the
Speaker dominates, viz Messrs Bonner,
White and stewart.
The incurable insane bill =. POI was re-
ierred 10 the Committee on Benevolent lnsti-
buttons.
The Isaac u. ARMSTRONG bill ;. 2s.l was re-
ferred to Special Committee Of five which the
Speaker makes 10 consist Of Messrs. Caldwell.
MilrOy, Lockhart. Church and Buskirk
The adopted child's bill :. 233 was referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary.
The Circuit Court bill :. 30 was referred
to a Select Committee-Mr. Burwell Others not
announced.
ron motion Of Mr., BUsKIRK, Mr., Gregg
obtained leave 10 reeord his vote on the final
passage Of Mr.. Meredith's joint resolution H.
X. No. II for striking out the Thirteenth Ar
ticle Of the State Constitution, He voted
No"
The bin :. 100 empowering District Prose-
cutting Attorneys 10 administer oaths in the
discharge 81 their official duties. coming up ON
the second reading
II was passed the second reading. and or
dered 10 the third reading.
Mr.. BJsklRk and Mr.. GRIFFITH sug- !
gested that, on account Of the maifest want Of
Quorum In the Hall, the House was not IN a
condition to do business.
On the motion Of Mr.. OSBORN, the House
at $3.50 ?. NJ adjourned till Monday morning
nine o'clock.