The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-15
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IN. Il n sbstsscs. Warrants on the fund
ios s criminal charges TOR fiscal year ending
the aoth santensber, 1853, ele3,o3s.9S; for
1890. s1eI OILS; for, October, November,
and December, 1869, s53, 343.09.
! The Auditor submits also the following
statement of criminal charges paid OF the
Trrea s;;ry Tor the fsca1 year ending 3oth
sentember. 1860, before the division of the
State: 1913, 1885. -
The communication was ordered to be
printed.
: ELECTION OF SECOND AUDITOR.
Mr.. BupD submitted q joint resolution
providing for the election of second Auoi-
tor IN Saturday next ut P. NJ, which was
adopted and sent to the Senate
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Mr.. MrRRELL submitted co9eulr 81 y
resolution soliciting Congress to refuge ane
tax which at present is imposed on toosS acc
40 as to rive the people of Virginia an eauss 70
chance with the people OIL Oh Oh Adopted
increase their material "el 1oa
under suspension of the rules s:on request
Mr.. KELLEY offered reso .ta House what
ing the Treasurer to inform VIC r. Tho CITY of
was the balance in the BANKS y. Tho credit
Richmond, and each Of them, ~ 10 and 18th
of the Commonwealth on the .1's Adopt-
dav of each of the past SIX MONTH"; .,,1os
ed under the suspension OF the ioi0
BILLS PASSED.
son0+e hill for the incorporation OF the
o,a Donninion Insurance Company OF hich-
Wv, .,d ~ wos reod third time and passed.
House bill No. 4, In relat1on 70 ehe INV.
rest on money, was read tnifo 'inn' anu
passed.
p1rIs READ A SECOND TIME .-
hill providing for the submission OF
the bond of the Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts and other officers enumerated in
section =, chapter - of the Code to such
norson learned in law rs the Governor may
select in the absence of the Attorney Gene
raj Read second time and ordered to be
enrrossed for third reading. ....
4 bill for the adjustment OF the debt of
Virginia with the State of West Virginia.
After amendment, ordered to be engrossed
for third reading.
A bill prescribing the duties and fixing
the compensation of the Superintendent OF
Public Instruction. Passed by until printed.
A bill extending and amending the char
ter of the Franklin Society and Library
Company of Lexington. Ordered to be en-
crossed for third reading.
RESOLUTIONS, BILLS, ETC., REFERRED.
The following resolutions, bills, &C., were,
without reading, referred to appropriate
committees:
By Mr.. BUDD.-An act to regulate the
sale of commercial manures.
By Mr.. housekeeping into the ex-
pediency of providing q suitable railroad
man for the Committee on Roads, &c.
BY Mr.. GREEE.-1nquiring into expe-
diency of providing for the establishment
of a separate court of chancery.
By Mr.. BUDD.-Inquiring into the expe-
dicncv of abolishing the Office Of Register
of the Land Office.
Bv Mr.. FAYERMAN.-Resoluti asking
for the repeal of the fence law.
By Mr.. AsHLY.-Inquiring the true IN
tent of section s, chapter lis, of the Code
of Virginia.
By Mr.. WooDsOS. -Inquiring the true
intent of section +, article s, of the Constl-
ton. =,
By Mr.. Misunderstanding into the
status of William a. Bryant: member OF
this House from Prince Edward.
By Mr.. FRETz.-Providing that all State
officers elected by the Legislature shall be
elected in convention Of both Houses.
By Mr.. LoyENsTEIN.-An act to amend
and re%enact section 4, chapter lOs, OF the
Code in in regard to marriage. It provides
that when the minister of any denomina-
ton shall, before the court of any county
or corporation in this State, produce proof
of his ordination, and Of his being in regu-
lar communion with the religious society
of which he is reputed member, and give
bond in the penalty of sl.,5oo,. sucn court
may make an order authorizing him to
celebrate the rites of marriage"
By Mr.. FRAYsER.-Memorial Of the Mer-
chants and Planters Savings Bank of Rich
mond asking to be made depository OF
State money.
Adjourned until u NJ. tomorrow.