The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-31

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s,s,e 81 John W. Paulstt and George
SgsJ,sr Cron, the llies Of the House. The
1880 vss referred to the Committee on
Claims. -. ~ -
Johnson, sheriff Of Cumberland, for the
payment to him Of the charge for convey
Ing lunatic to the asylum.
By Mr.. ESaLEH.-Of citizens Of Alex
andria in regard to special police.
BY Mr.. WooLDRIDGE.-A communication
In regard to the valuation of law.
By Mr.. DASIEL.--Of citizens Of Prince
George to amend the act passed January
26, 1866, in relation to fences, and that q
lawful fence be established along the boun
Diary line.
BY Mr.. ROBERTSON j. M. Stewart
for remission Of fine imposed by Circuit
Court, November term, 1864.
BY Mr.. CRUMP.-Of Thomas II. Wynne
president Of tho Virginia Iron Manu-
featuring Company, in regard to an assess
ment of certain property.
AMENDED BILLS.
The House concurred in Senate amend
ments to House bills amending the char
ter of the Planters Savings Bank Of Rich
mond, Va.," and "to change the name ant
amend the charter of the Richmond In
surance and Banking Company"
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills had their third read
ing, and were passed:
u anf hn q
section of an act entitled an act for pro
cessioning and settling the boundaries o
lands in this Commonwealth, passed Feb
ruary u, 1866;
A bill amending certain sections of the
act in regard to the fees of harbor master
and dock masters;
A Senate bill to amend the I'd section
of an act incorporating the Richmond ant
Peninsula Railway;
A bill to amend section Is, chapter 10
Of the Code, in relation to property sole
under attachment and
Abll to amend section Ii, chapter III
| of the Code, in relation to the posting o
orders Equalization. ......
SOUTHERN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS.
House bill Incorporating the Southern
Association for the Benefit of Widows anc
Orphans, was returned from the Senate
with an amendment, and the House con
Cured in the amendment.
The Senate bill to incorporate The
Southern Orphan Association was takel
up and passed by the House.
Bills were considered in their earl.
stages, and number ordered to be en-
crossed.
BILL REJECTED.
A bill to amend section s, chapter IA o
the Code, in relation to the pay Of judges
came up on the question Of its passage.
Mr.. MosBY moved that the bill be " dis
missed"
A debate arose, in which the bill was op
posed by Messrs. BRAxToN,s WooDsoN
HANsBRoUGH, DICKINSON, PATTERSON, ant
STRAUGHAN, and supported by Messrs. SEA
WELL, EVANS, and BALDWIN (Mr. GARNET;
in the chair.
[The bill directs that the judges of tn,
Supreme Court and of the circuits shall
receive six dollars per day for every day
attendance upon any district court, anc
mileage for travel to and from their courts.
The question on the dismissal of the bill
was decided in the atiirmatlve-ayeS, 40
noes, 26. So the bill was lost.
REPOSITORIES OF PUBLIC MONEY.
A bill designating the banks in which tn
Treasurer shall deposit the public money
came up in order on its second reading. |
provided that each of the five nationa
banks of the city shall have one-itth, a
near as may be, of such deposit.
Mr.. LEE moved that the Richmond Sa
wings Bank and Insurance Company b'
added to the number of the repositories
which motion, after brief debate, IL
which it was sustained by Messrs. LEE
WHITE, and HERNDoN, and opposed by Mr
further amended SO rs to give to eacl
"one-sizth of the public moneys. TIL,
bill was ordered to its engrossment.
On motion Of Mr.. SCOTT, the House ad
journed.