The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-24


ho,rd of public free school trustees.
House bill TO amend and reenact the Guar
ter of the Brooks Gap, Hardy and Hampsnite
Railroad Company. and to change us nalne.
House bill 10 amend the law in relation W
process on presentments, indictments, OF III
formations. .ho.
House bill to declare Staunton river pe'
tween certain points lawful fence. u.
House bill authorizing the Chancery Court
Of Richmond city to permit the last VIII VI
Charles Lston Brown to be Withdrawn itoui
the clerks office of said court.
House bill incorporating the virginia
Decp-Run blining Company.
House bill 10 regulate and protect opera
lions of railroad companies IN tDls otatG'
House bill to amend the Code IN reiat'on
to inc Westminster of live STOCK. c
Housc iolut resolution in regard TO iul-
thor adjustment of the debt OF the Common
wealth of Virgnia-yeas, So; nays i.
The SPEAKER appointed Mr.. FEIEsD Oh
the Committee on Asylums, fenslons' "''A
HoHse bill in relation to actions OF detlnue
came up, and the amendments OF tnc oe""''
were disagreed to. ,,.;,o r.
Uonse bill to amend the Code relative 10
the mower of circuit and corporation GU, -
over p,1ardans and wards. Senate alnoio
merit was agreed to. ;,doos of
House bill requiring the county Judge: o,
Albemarle and Surry to submit Tue 4ueo1'V ~
of continuing or repeating the leLce-'a" W
the voters of townships Ill tnc'r ie'p
counties upon certain conditions. SENATE
amendments agreed W.
House bill continuing the
cpEcrAL COURT OF APPEALS
was ato.:rs Allen, Anderson. Ragwell, Banks,
.h1ES;, mranch. Campbell, Carter ~ A.h Garter
r. Gesi; Gl4Tk f1o oUf Franklin Gardner eli.
I,oo'sy:, iman. Graves Henderson, Hnlbrook, Hunt
cr .'I hoiner, Lacy B. WI Lacy, 10: H.; lisco mo-
u 1ni,n Montague Morrison, NecIey, Nckens,
;tnII tenIicton. Shumatc, apratt' S.nlrf, IaIia,
C t'rrn' Wharton, williams, VIM, "ilhcrS, ana
Mr, SpchNSiir Armstrong. Armentrout, Rcaton,
p.s2x Brooks. Carter tJack). Cockcrillc, Fmney,
m,itI;th laden Hale, Hamilton, Harris, Hill,
iInskius CWm.). lloskins d.. IT,, Howard, James,
JET. Jones o. 81 Lamkin; Lee tiga at Tl PEs.
aT' sPinniii, Pwcli. Richmond, Rqlns, Rddebar-
,cr Rogers hound. ScrueSs, Sellers, Strnthcr,
Jaylor Turner, Webb, iager' ana I ouis-3o.
REJECTED.
House bill to authorize the payment OF
500 to General Tochman for disbursements
made by him while acting as State agent lor
immigration was rejected.
House bill to amend the law in relation 10
public free schools so as to permit the Boaro
of Public Works to increase the pay OF the
clerks of the Superintendent Of Education
was rejected--ayes, 50; noes, 63.
House bill to provide for the payment Oh
claims due by the State on account OF the
construction of the CoVington and ONO rail-
road.
DISMISSED.
House bill to amend the charter Of the
town of Culpeper, and House bill to e5tab-
iish One-Dollar Savings Bank in Charlottes-
vile.
PAYMENT OF TIE PUBLIC DEBT.
House bill to provide for the payment of
the interest on the public debt came up.
Mr.. R1DpLEBARGER moved to pass the bill
by, which was rcjected--ayeS, AZ; noes, OIL.
The bill was then amended and passed 10
its engrossment-ayes, 50; noes, ~.
Adjourned.
The following joint resolution, introduced
BY Mr.. HoLBRooK, passed the House OF Dele-
gates yesterday, and sent TO the SENATE,
where it was referred to committee:
IN REGARD TO FURTHER ADJUSTMENT OF
THE DEBT OF THE COMMONWEALTH on F1R-
GINA.
Whereas In the opinion Of this General Assem-
hly grave doubts exist In the minds OF the people
of Virginia I'm respect to the manner IN when inc
act of March 80, 1871. known us the FUNDING ACT.
became law and whereas 1t being the SENSE OF Inc
General Assembly that the adJustmt mt OF deot OF
the old State Virginia rs provided for by inc
terms and provisions Of said act was made
upon a basis unfair and intquitable TO The IN
terests of the State OF Virginia, and mas
ENABLED upon the people of this safe an
onerous burdcp:of taxation, which must inevitably
impair the material development OF the CONNER,
ciai and industrial Interests of the state; ana
whereas further. the people Of Virginia have ever
and are still anxious and willing 10 preserve tue
credit Of the state and 10 meet It's creditors Ia
spirit OF equity and compromise. aad II has oeen
suggested That the larger and more liberal Grass %
creditors of the State are yet willing 10 au)usL tue
claims against the state upon fair anu eGultaoe
Pesoired Gy the House Of Delegates 1.-THE Senate
concurring). That q committee. composed OF h,e
on the part of the House and three ot Tie senate, ne
appointed whose duty II shall be TO Inquire INTO tne
cxpediency of and devise some plan oi icgiSaIon
lonkIng 10 further adju,lm ent OF The deot OF VIZ
gin!a upon basis fair and equitable ailke TO Tue
Static and its creditors having regard to the losses
sustained by the Srale OF Virginia In her properly
ana the caiamitles OCCASION by the lale %aI, ID
also the present narKetabe value OF the bonus hea
against The stare and 70 reportby blil or
This act TO take effect from It's passage