The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-14

fcr An set - fcSaifzc ssf-s sy ssrtsit, sfse-fr.
ofrcal estate cold under execution or by order
81 the 'irrait "a SoninoA Pleas Courts and
render valid deeds made under the provisions
thereof
The hill. were passed 20 the second reading.
Mr.. CARSON introduced bin T.. No. 3l2l
Tor An Act 20 amend the title q An Act con-
corning licenses o. vend fcrcign merchandise,
u exhibit caravans, cireuscs, shows, leserde-
main. &c.
Mr.. CARSON explained that the subject ~
the act referred % i not embraced In the title
and the object q thi. bill i % remedy that do
feet. A. IL j. late IN the session. and tho prob
ability l. that in the ordinary course of lcgi--
laiion il will not be reached. he asked that the
rules be suspended and the bill read tho see-
ond time now.
The motion was agrced to-yea. y. n,vss-
and the bill va. passed to tho third re.A-
ing.
Pending the introduction Of bills. : commu-
nicaiion from the Governor. transmitted b the
senate a report from the Hon. Joseph r.
Mcdonald, Commissioner % examine the
fraudulent issue o. - and per cent. state
stocks
1t was referred 70 the Committee on Ii
nance.
Mr. BROWN. Of Wells, by leave, offered
the following:
wHRrAs u i tho ss;abiisled policy o. the Govern
ment o. tbs Uuitsd states Dot % aisfTs 10 the inter
IA cs1csrus - any trans Atiantc Psssr, AID
wHs-E.s. ~ regard ths f1rsiss Int.rPo-iss 81 .sy
Atagtc Power in the sn.r, Of any OF Ne power.
u chi, hsms pasrs as lam.s 10 tho in.iuuoss Of ssr
country az aasssf'a't' az aato Al pace asd ssppi
/ Ee.gssIby Is. Sssss.. q, H,a,. soaesrr.ag Tia.
us tsesy Instruct sur ssnst,rs and rsqasat BE
Pfassntstys. IL Coagrsss 10 fasgr ths o. AT pola
sd ser assry rsss n ns - d IIt-rpO
purposes Of eonquesss usdsr any cher fern pre-
teIt -hat.vsr.
B,solred. lh.ts copy - the above pr.smbis s.s
-
Of the General Ascend y, % messe.teib ~ Hi, *.
eellsney the Gosefuor 10 eur sad senator's and Repre-
seutat.gss.
ON motion Of Mr. BENNET. il was referred
to the Committee on Federal Relations.
Mr.. Bcnncu's joint resolution :. No. ~ de
clarins when the acts of the General Assem-
bly, shall take effect, etc. described on page 100
OF the BREWER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS. was
read by title and referred TO the judiciary CON-
mittee.
Mr.. BROWN Of Well,' joint resolution =.
No % providing for annual sessions OF the
legislature. being read
Mr.. DOWNEl RAISED the question 81 10
whether any amendment proposed D. the STAT.
Constitution wa in ORDER n the present -es-
sion OF The General Assembly. and cited sec
ton Of article XVI, in support II the posi-
ton that no amendment 10 tho Constitution
could b. proposed AZ this time.
Mr. BkOWN. Of Wells. inquired whether
the senator had reference 90 joint resolution 5.
No .
Mr.. DOWNEY assented.
Mr.. BROWN then read from the House Jour
nal ~ last session p. SO. d show that the Joint
resolution :. No. failed 10 pass the House Of
Representatives on H. final reading i'm that
body. lie also READ. from page 3sl Of the BRH-
WEIR LEGISLATIVE REroRrs-Vol. NII-prov-
ing this To- be the true condition OF the Joint
resolution referred %.
The PRESIDENT. pro tenn. Nr. Oyler in
the chair Wa Of opinion, from the evidence
Offered. that there was in fact no question of
amendment to the constitution now pending
before the peopls: md consequently il wa. in
order To- prOpos. amendments thereto.
On motion by Mr.. BENNETT the Joint res
olution i. No. ~ was referred TO the Judi
ciary Committee.
Mr.. Corbin's resolution. tprinted on page %
Of the BREWER REPORTS; since changed To n
concurrent re,OlutiOu) concerning the X. * T.
IL. Il. X. Co. being read
Mr.. CORBlN said in examining the charter
81 this company IL had occurred 10 him that
there was money in its Golfers which should
belong To the state, and his object in Offering
THIS resolution was % require that company TO
pay OeNr % the state the moneys in IL. hands
for the benefit Of the common school fund
which Il has agreed 90 do in accordance with
Mr.. BENNETT made an Intellectual motion
yeas J.. nays 3i-to lay the resolution ON the
table. ..r
The rs-olutior was then referred to the Ju-
WORK FOR COMMITTEES
Mr.. CObb's bill, ;. No. 80, creating the --
Judicial Circuit, was read the second time, and
referred 10 special Committee consisting Of
senators Interested.
The following senate bills were read by title
only and referred 10 appropriate Committees:
Mr. Nrishts Calumet Canal. No. lO7:-to
the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Cobb's officers law practice, No. 2s6;
~ aNFFaHN a. TT -
Corbin's clerk index. No. 2Ss; to the Commit
tee ON the Organization of Courts.
Mr.. MasOn's Judicial Circuit. No. 2Jl: and
Mr. Cullen's 18th Judicial Circuit. No. 29S; to
Committee of senators interested.
Nlr. Allisons justices bill. No. 29l: see page
ilS) to the Judiciary Committee Ills ciiy
gas works, Ne. 296;-tn the Committee ON Cor
pSrations
MIR. Cobb's Insurance Companies, No. 3O2;
q the COMMITTEES ON Corporations.
Mr. Douglas Whitley Common Pleas. No
3n3; coming up
Mr.. DOUGLAS said: Last winter a bill was
passed changing the times of holding thi. Court.
but an emergency clause was omitted by some
mistake. The Court was held with the under
standing that there was an emergency clause
in the original bill; and tins bill il introduced
To legalize the acts then had. lie desired that
II should be read the second time now.
IL was passed To the third reading.
con motion by Mr.. DUNNING. Mr.. Orlcr's
hltis y. NJ. ~ lufithrlil- TIE salary OF state
Librarian from $50 10 I'll .3OO, was read the
third time.
The bill was passed by yeas 30. nays II.
Mr.. Niles Till. :. No. III, providing for the
protection II wild game, defining the time i'm
which The same may be taken or killed, etc.
first % October 10 the first of Februarv.-
commences a month earlier and ends a month
earlier than the present law comm. up in
regular order
IL was passed by yeas -. nays L.
Mr.. Hyatt's hill. =. No. rs. amending section
& OF the shcep-killing dog law Of March >, 1860;
increasing the amount Of fines against officers
who may neglect To perform the duties i'm
posed on them 10y tai. act, comm. up in or
der
10 was passed tho Senate by yeas ~. NAYS IL.
The Senate adjourned till two o'clock, r. 81.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Ol LER oiIered q rc.olution recitin. that