The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-30

and dividends upon so much VI ING punI9
of, or stocks guaranteed by, the state ne.a
by the colleges and other semlnarles OF
learning Of the State as may not 9e tu Ist.t
To authorize the Board of Education to
suspend the operation OF section 48 OF the
net to establish and maintain system Oh
public free schools for the present scholas-
tic year.
in the county of York.
To amend the 9th section OF the pubic
free-school act.
etorlrt Savings InstitutionJ OF Buenanan:
TO incorporate the Southside University
in Mecklenburg county.
To incorporate the Norfolk and Princess
Anne Railroad Company: A,
To incorporate the Roekbridge anu al
leghany Railroad Company: ., -
TO provide for general reglssration VI
the voters of the city Of Richmond. Dat
To incorporate the PittsylVanla anu ra'-
| rick Railroad Company.
! To amend the act to provide TOT Inc ln-
corporation of building fund associations.
| To amend the act to incorporate tne
Southern Protection Company, OF Alex
TO amend the Code of 1860 so as to adapt!
the same to the present Constitution OF
Virginia.
| PORTRAIT OF GENERAL LEE.
3ASenate Joint resolution for the purchase
of Elders portrait OF General Lee was
taken I'D out of order, on motion Of Mr.
BAGwEtL.
Efforts were made to amend by 1nsertlng
| the names of Abraham Lincoln and Gen.
| q. 81. Thomas, both Of which were defeatso'
The vote on agreeing to the resolution
was then takenj and resulted in lis relec-
| tion-yeas, IS; nays, 5|not cons'i'o-
tional vote Coy In the affirmative.
On motion of Mr.. McCAULL, the vote was
reconsidered, and the further co l, e
On motion of Mr.. DANIEL, at 2H i. NJ.
! recess was taken until p. NJ.
Night Session.
Speaker TURNER resumed the chair at .
P. M.
The roll was called, and the followin
members failed to respond:
Messrs. Andrews, Atlee, Bartlett, d.
Bell, Bodeker, Bowden, L. b. Bryant,
Cox, Davis. Edwards, FretZ, Gilmer, j. j.
Graham; Haynie, Marshall, Mason, Nc
Cracken, R. A. Miller, j. B. Miller, Jr., R.
Norton, Patton, Peatross, Popham, Potts,
Read, Seaton, Segar, Smith, G. Il. southall;
Stubs, Terry, Thomas, Wentworth, w hlte3
Woodson, and Young-1.
Ninety-six present.
THE BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION REPORT.
The House Bribery and Corruption Com
mittee submitted report generating all
members from the imputation OF having re-
ceived money for their votes on railroad
bills except W. FL. Andrews, of Surry, and
George Fayerman, of Petersburg, both col
ored. The committee report that 1t is in
evidence that Fayerman received sum of
money to influence his vote on the WASH
ington and Richmond railroad bill, but that
he says he returned 1t. In his case the COM
mittee declines to recommend any action;
but as to Andrews, they recommend his eX-
pulsion for having received bride for his
vote on the Washington and Richmond rail-
road bill, and submit q resolution to that
effect.
On motion of Mr.. BELL, Of Augusta, the
report was laid on the table.
THE SPECIAL ORDER
was passed by, on motion of MIR. AESETT,
and House joint resolutions proposing to
amend the Constitution as to
UsURY,
with Senate substitute therefor, came up,
and the substitute was adOpted-yeas, II
nays, Is.
ELDERS PORTRAIT OF GEN. LEE.
Senate joint resolutions to purchase Ell
der's portrait of Gen. R, E. Lee for $500,
the special order, again came up, and were
passed by 10 yeas to 80 nays-as follows:
B Bog Bdwsn Ais fdsse sr Fl
W. a. Bryant, Burgess, Burkholder, Campbell,
Clark, Cochran, Crenshaw, Uaniel, Ednnndson,
Lur IT, Et,1fn NInnc
A. Graham, Geo. Graham, Guy, hanger, Hatcher,
HawXhurst Hill, Hensley, Henson, Horton, aud-
gin, hntcherson, Johnston, B. F. Jones, j; u.
hood, Massie Matthew, McCaull, Moss. Moulton,
Murrell; Oven Pannill, Poore, q: ID: Southall, S.
thompson, Thui@ani, TurneE, Geo: Waiks?, !:
". Walker, Jr.. J. F. Wall, w. j. Wall, II. Will
liams, W; l.: Williams Winn' Wood Geo. Young
Nays.-Messrs. Bowden, Bradley, Brisby. Chase,
Coles, Cox, Dugger. G. W. Graham, Hamilton,
G. g HSass HOle
Cracker, Morgan, Noble, +. S: Norton. K. NOR
Ion. Z. Perkins, kagsdale, Stevens, Stewart, Toy
Thayer, Wilson, and Woodworth-30.
PASSED.
Senate bill (recalled from the Governor)
to authorize the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Railroad Company to consolidate
and provide for the payment of its bonded
debt. /
:. Senate bill to amend the public free-school
act.
House bin to incorporate the Richmond
and Henrico Railroad, Turnpike and
Graded Road Company, with Senate
amendment, which was agreed to.
Senate bill to authorize f. W. Jet to
erect pier on Hampton Bar.
Senate bill to authorize the extension of
the Norfolk and Princess Aune canal.
Senate bill to amend the Code in regard
to return OF process.
Senate bill to prescribe the duties, &C., of
the superintendent of the poor and the
trustees of Gloucester Charity School.
Senate bill to authorize the Superintend-
ent OF Public instruction to employ an adj
ditional clerk.
Senate bill to exempt licensed butchers,
&C., from penalties for canyassing for arti-
Giles Of subsistence.
Senate bill to incorporate the town OF
Lovingston, Nelson county.
Senate bill to authorize the trustees of
Lovingston Male and Female School to sell
u lot of land.
Senate bill to incorporate the Mechanics
Savings Bank, of Lexington.
Senate bill to authorize the collection of
debts due the city of Williamsburg, for
which notes were given in the name of the
Mayor.
A number of bills were dismissed and all
the Senate bills on the calendar were dis
posed of.
Adjourned at 10 P. NJ.
FOR SALE AND RENT.