The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-05
AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUsE OF DELEGATES.

AOOSEA OE ASAAAIAANu AAsSss
7TheHouse met at 10 o'clock and was
opened with prayer by Rev. X. Tay ylor,
ID, of Princeton, N. j.
a message was received from the
Senate announcing the passage of Sen
ate bill No. IS; also chapters "a and l32;
and SO, 64, and 1873 with amendments,
and that 1t insists on its amendments to
chapters a, 46, 47and so.
Senate bills Nos. 81 and IS were read
the first time and ordered TO their second
reading.
ON motion of Mr.. Ferguson, of Ca
bell, chapters 50, 81. 124. 125 and 1873
were committed to the Committee on
Revision. 5i3s4.
The House insisted on its disagree
ment to the Senate amendments to
chapters, 44, 46, AZ and 90.
on motion Of Ir. Pinnell, leave of
absence was granted to Messrs. Gold
and Chambers; and on motion of Mr..
Ferguson, of Cabell, Mr.. Stewards leave
of absence was extended two days.
Chapters 81, az, 20 and 20 coming up,
the amendments proposed by the SEN
ate were disagreed to.
Chapters 10 and so coming up, the
House adopted the amendment propos-
ed by the Committee on Revision, and
concurred in number of the amend
ments proposed by the Senate.
Chapter 81, as amended by the Senate
was concurFed IN.
Chapters 142, 156, 157, 15S, 159, 100, 16l,
1862. 163, I64, 1855 and 166, were read the
frat time and ordered to second reading.
Senate Bill No. 81, changing the name
of the Agricultural College and Board
Of Visitors, was read the second time,
and under suspension OF the rules, the
Bill was read the third time this day
and passed. !, s,... ,,,,,
No. So was taken from the table, and
amer an Intellectual attempt TO reject the
bill, it was ordered to its second read
Mr.. Bougbner unsuccessfully moved
to suspend the rules to allow the Dill 10
be read the second time this day.
Chapter 122 was read the third time
and on motion of Mr. ferguson OF
Cabell, was re-comm1tted TO the COM
mittee on Revision.
and passed. .,C.L.,,
ordered that when the House adjourn
this day, it be to meet on Monday next
at Q o'clock, P. NJ.
Chapter 1856, of general provisions as TO
civil cases, was taken from the table,
and that gentleman offered an amend>
ment, which was adopted.
MT. Bender offered an amendment In
relation to suits brought by persons In
rebellion. Pending this amendment the
hour of IL O'Clock having arrived, the
House took q recess until2 O'CLOCK jrP. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House re.assembled.
Mr.. Gregory demanded they and
nays on the amendment pending al the
hour ofrecess. q. - ,,,sz5.s,ss
on motion Of Mr.. Mann, the chapter
was laid on the table,
Chapter 142 was read. the Hecond time
and ordered TO its third readtug,
on motion chapter 1885, of costs, was
taken from the table, amended and or
;deredit to its third reading.
CJhapters 1856; oftRrrest, commitment,
&c. i57, of grand juriesi 1853, OF pre-
sentiments and indictments ana pro-
cseTiinps thereon; 159, OF trial and It's
1cffiaI9ts. I6O, of execution of sentence;
31e1 nj taxation and allowance OF costs;
16Ss ofeeriminal proceedings generally;
lt169 M the Penitentiary; 164, OF crimes
iSw conyicts; 1855, OF proceedings in
cTimfnai cases against conYicts, were
read the second time and ordered TO
| their enerossment and third reading.
Chapter 1856 was on motioni taken "a ~
/ rom the table, and an inehectual at
| tan1nt made 70 amend II by adding sew
| eral sections IN relation to the "snit-
1 oyst mat oath.,s The chapter was then
l5ordered 10 lis third reading. Subse-
nuanLlV Mr.. DunntnHton moved q bre-
Iconside GRAFTON OF the vote by which the
chapter was ordered to its third read
| ING. which prevailed. The same gem
tleman then moved O reeonsid deration
| of the vote by which the amendment
offered by Mr. Bender was rejected.
| on this question an animated and
| protracted discussions sprang up,which
| was participated in by Messrs. Bongh-
Isner. FerpusonSs of Gabell, and Pin
nell. The Houserelused TO reconstder
! the vote. and the chapter was again
ordered to list third reading.
Chapter 166, of the repeal OF acts OF
| n general nature, was read the second
| time, and on motion of Mr., Riddle, was
/ laid on the table.
Mr.. Cole asked le1ve to change his
vote ON chapter 106, which was granted
! His yoteswas theeeupon recorded in the
On motion OF Mr.. Armstrong lhs
House adjourned.
THE Louisiana papers say that thS
| season has been splendid one Tor the
sugar pIRnters and they are making
ureparationS for more extensive cultt
I-vatiou of the cane next year. The
Weld OF the cane is greater thar
/ has been known for years back and the
| ouaIity of the sugar is superior to- thai
! of mast times. AT the present prices o
/ surar and molasses the planters viii
relieve themselves Of MANY OF theil
embarrassments.
LADIES now ornament their note
paper with small photogra phs of them