The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-06


SATURDAY, May 5.
The Senate met at Q O'Clock, a. m. Prayer
By Rev. Mr.. Phillips.
LRAyE OF ABSENCE.
On motion o. Mr.. Ssnter, leave Of absence
was granted to Senator Cate until Monday
next.
NEW BILLS.
Senate bill No. 38I, by Mr.. Carrigan: To
incorpo ate the Planters Insurance COmpa-
ny. Passed on first reading.
Senate bill No. $50, by Mr.. Frierson: To
increase the powers Of administrators and
executors. Passed % first reading.
Senate bill No. 3s3, by Mr.. Frierson:
Providing for tie registration of judgments
and decress of the different courts. Passed
on e st reading.
Senate bill No. 3S4, by Mr.. Muse: To in
corporate the Union Insurance Company Of
Memphis. Passed on first reading
sensts bill No. 375, by Mr.. Muse :sTO in
corp rate the Journeymen Painters Asso-
citation OF the city Of Memphis. Passed on
first reading.
Senate BIZ No. 1856, by AIr. Spence Di-
recting the Secretary o. State TO issue bonds
# the state of Tennessee to the Nashville,
Murfreesboro aud ebelbyville Turnpike
Company. Passed on first reading, and re-
ferred 10 the Com nittee on Corporations.
WITHDRAWN FOR CORRECTION.
On mosion Of Mr.. Muse, leave was grant
ed to Senator Frazier, ofKuox, to Withdraw
his protest against the passage Of The Fran
ehise bill for correction.
-, QUESTION CT ADJOURNMENT.
Seuate joint resolution No. 46, providing
for an adjournment Of the Legislature sine
die on The 18th inst, was taken up and
passed over informally.
ROUSE BILL ON THIRD READING.
No. 354: TO amend the charter Of the
Mobile and Ohio railroad. Amended and
passed.
SENATE BILL ON SECOND BEADING.
No. 81: To incorporate the Tennessee
Colonial and immigration Company.
Passed.
HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
No. 452 To incorporate the Chattanooga
and Gayburg Turnpike Company. Passed
No. 1872: 70 change the county line be-
tween the counties Of jackson and Macon.
Pissed.
No. III: For the benefit Of executors and
administrators. Rejected.
No. l6l: To Incorporate the Tennessee
Savings Institution. Amended and passed.
NJ ooo ~ 4l4CpA libAtAAC NhC DGANdbNh
Greek Oh, Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany. Passed.
Adjourned TO o'clock, a. m, Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAT, May 5.
The House was called to order at o'clock.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Phillips.
PETITIONS. a..-.-.
By Mr.. Moss: From citizens Of William
son county, asking for q charter to build
bridge over Harpeth river. Referred TO the
Committee on Corporations.
NEW BILLS.
BY Mr.. Mullins Requiring the State to
relinquish all claim TO the estate Of George
Gse, a colored man, deceased, said estate 70
be given over TO his heirs. Passed.
By Mr.. Smith of Hardeman: Defining
the qualification OF jurors in this State, and
prescribing an oath. Passed.
BY Mr.. symmetry; To incorporate the
UnIted States Credit FOncier. Passed.
By Mr.. Mullins An act supplemental to
an act limiting the elective franchise. 1t
authorizes the Governor to remove from
Office agents who fail TO carry out the pro
visions OF the franchise law. Passed.
BY Mr.. Smith, of Hardeman: 10 AIMED
the charter Of the city of Memphis.
Passed.
By Mr. Mullins: To define jurors in this
State. Passed.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Doughty: That after Monday
next this House have but one session per
day by meeting at 5 o'clock and continuing
IN session until 2 o'clock. Laid over.
REsoIUTIQvs TAKEN UP.
Eanate Joint resolution No. Is: Declaring
it the sense of the General Assembly that
Jefferson DAVIS and Others have forfeited
their lives, ought to suffer death, and be
held inlamOu f5rever.
Mr. Arnell moved to strike out the name |
Of James Buchanan, remarking that while |
he did not wish to p. liate his crime he
thought he had not been guilty Of any overt
act OF treason.
The amendment was adopted.
The resolution was thea put and adopted |
by ayes 40, nee5 IL.
HOUSE BILLS on SECOND READING.
No. $50: For the benefit of Overton and |
jackson Counties. Laid on the table.
No. 1863: For the relief of Thomas Bell |
and Sons Of Hancock county. Passed.
No. 4l6; To Incorporate the Scieuce Hill /
Male and Female Institute. Passed.
On motion, the House adjourned until |
9 O'Clock Monday morning.