The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-23

O. ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE DAILY NEWS
COLUMBIA, March 22.-N TIE SENATE, the
following acts were ratified to-day The ap-
preparation act; an act repeating IN act to pre-
vent persons holding certain offices OF emolu-
ment from leaving the State; an act to amend
an act to regulate the manner of drawing ju-
rors; an act to amend an act defining the
jurisdiction of Probate Courts; an &C. to define
the duties Of State reporter and provide for the
publication of the Supreme Court reports; an
act repeating section eight Of an act to amend
the criminal law an act to provide for an elec-
tion to fill certain vacancies in county Offices;
an act to incorporate the Dorm Mining and
Manufacturing Company; an act to amend the
charter of the Town Of Greenyille; an act to
incorporate the South Carolina improvement
and Hrust Company the joint resolution au-
tnorizing the Comptroller General to furnish
Offices for the officers of the Executive depart
ment.
The Governor sent in his veto Of an act to
provide for the uniform and proper promulga-
ton Of all legal and public notices, and the
veto was sustained.
The following were read second time and
ordered to be engrossed Bill to provide for
Q land commissioner; bill repeating the tenth
section of an act appointing 3 BARD Of Com
missioners for the City OF Charleston.
The bill to amend the charter of the Town
of Marion was read third time, and its title
changed to an act.
The Port Royal Railroad bill was postponed
to the next session.
=, The joint resolution authorizing the distri-
button Of twenty-five Thousand dollars ordered
to be approp priated for school purposes by GeI-
eral Candy, to be apportioned among the seye-
raj counties, was oraered to be enrolled.
The House Educational bill was laid on the
table, thus preventing any educational act
passing this session.
IN THE HOUSE, the resolution to suspend
habeds corpus in the Counties Of Laurens,
Edgefeld, Newberry and Abbeville was inde-
fnitely postpone by vote of yeas sixty-four,
nays none.
The following were read second time and
ordered to be engrossed: Bill to incorporate
the Palmetto Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany bill to extend the time in which the
Camden Bridge Company MAJ rebuild their
bridge; bill to charter Broxtons Ferry over
the Great Salketchie River bill to provide
place for holding court in Barnwell County /;
joint resolution to appoint a committee to in
yestigate the state Of affairs in the Third Con-
gressional District; bill to prevent and punish
duelling; bill to regulate the manner OF grant
ing fnal dismissal to executors, trustees, guar
dians or oommitteos ; bill to incorporate the
various boards OF trustees of th Y. E. Church
in South Carolina; joint resolutio authorizing
the County Commissioners of Oconee' to sell
the State interest inil the, Keowee and Lucka-
seege turnpike road (; bill to regulate the. for
nation of ofcorporations.
The following were passed and their titles
changed to acts and ordered to be enrolled:
Bill to facilitate: the settlement Of the affairs
Of the Bank Of tho State; bill to incorporate
the Wateree and North Carolina r lilroad Com
pany; bill to authorize the financial agent Of
the State Of South sarolins, in the City Of, New
York, to pledge State BONDS as collateral se-
curitv.
The bill to punish bribery and corruption,
with several others, was laid over. until the
regular session.