Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-13

to reconsider; for the payment OF cost
and attorneys fees in suits for the part
tioa of land-reiected; to authorize tn
comptroller to settle with q. G.. Dibbrel
indefinitely postponed; to repeal tn
acts Of February 9, 1870, and NOvembe
25, 1871, referring to forcible entry an'
Observation-Disclosures II, nays 40.
By Mr.. Leach: To fund the bonds ant
coupons due the counties of Dickson
and Humphreys forschool purposes.
BY Mr.. Ferguson: For the republica
ton of the supreme court decision.
The bill to repeal an act passed at th,
last session of the general assembly, {,
authorize the State railroad COM mission
ers TO perfect the sale of the McMinn
Vile and Manchester railroad, failed fol
the want Of a constitutional majority.
Mr. McAdoo moved reconsideration
and made an argument favorable to th,
first part of the bill. The motion failed
New bills in the senate:
By Mr.. Richards: To declare opening
barber-shops on Sunday misdemeanor
By Nr. Warren: Amendatory Of the
senate joint resolution for the trial o.
causes in the supreme court in the mid.
die division.
BY Mr.. Warren: To repeal section
.1l45 of the code.
At noon the senate began the consid-
Grafton of the house bill for changing
the congressional districts.
Various amendments were suggested,
but none were agreed to, and each dis
trict was agreed to as in the house bill
but the whole bill failed for want of q
constitutional majority.
Mr.. Richardson moved a reconsider
alton.
Mr. Richardson's motion toreconsider
was agreed TO.
Speaker Lacey moved to amend the
house bill by substituting for three dis
tricts west of the Tennessee river the
three districts as arranged in the senate
bill. Agreed to.
Mr. Brandon moved 10 amend by
striking out all of the house bill after the
enacting clause and inserting the senate
bill; not agreed to. The bill passed on
its third reading by the following vote: i:
Neas-Allison, Coulter, Hamilton,
Mcconnell (Blount), MeCOn-
nell (TTOusdale), Melton, Patton, Rich
ards, Richardson, Smithson, Swipes,
Tillman and Warren-l6.
Nays-Brandon, Jones, Mccall, Nor
gan, Moody, Robertson, White and
Speaker Lacey-S.
Mr.. Harris's house bill, without
by the senate, and adopt
ed 70 amend the act changing the name
OF the Chattanooga Savings institution
and the Savings-Bank of Memphis, so
that the Savings-Bank of Memphis viii
be the Bank Of Commerce, was passed.
\ bill to provide for the distribution
Of agricultural reports was passed.
Mr.. Richardson, from the committee
on conference, reported that the Skn-
mittee recommended for adoption the
house amendment to the senate bill in
relation to fire insurance companies, by
which amendment certain fees are re-
ceived by the State treasurer instead of
the comptroller, as provided for in the
senate bill.
The report of the committee was con-
CURED in, and the amendment agreed
10.
The senate made the immigration bill
a special order for Friday.
Senate bills on third reading: Regu-
ating the number of guards allowed
5heriffs and constables; passed. To
amend an act Incorporating the Missis-
iippi and Tennessee railroad company;
passed. To amend an act designating
Fourth National bank of Nashville as
, depository of State funds, so that the
aid funds may be deposited in any solv-
mt national bank in the city; laid on
be table.
/ RUN ON THE FREEDMEN's SAVINGS
BANK.
An exciting run was made on the
freedmen's savings bank this afternoon,
N account Of published rUmors prejudi-
ial to the parent institution at Wash
ngtOn. AT the closing hour confidence
7as somewhat restored by explanatory
iSpatches, but much uneasiness is still
elt by depOsitors. Deposits withdrawn |
ave not much exceeded twelve thou |
md dollars.