The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-30

oEArs-Messrs. Bicknss Blair, Brady .I BraT Eek
Brooks, Peter j. Carter: Cecil, MAI; Hmm, Gn,hG Good
FInney Flood F Mamon Harrs, Hi Hobrook
William noekins. John 7; Hqsslns' Ja mEn. Lee,
Jones, Rufus S. Jones, y; r as fvi,rook, Ma
n f4dss, L Mas. aoss W.
Nash NIskens Nofton, 3fsaa sarge
Van Kukeii, Wharton, Whitaker "lhAn'' 0.''
III The bill yas then ordered to its engross'
ment and third reading.
CUMBERLAND GAP RAILROAD. uo
| House ioint resolution in reference 70 :,
Cumberland Gap railroad, Win oep JAZZ
amendments, came up. The question w. rni.
mon striking out the third section TUG ioi
lowing words 1.-THE OuLp amendment: oon.
e And whereas. the estimate lor tne 80 =
strrction Of said virginia and kentucey tua,s
at the time of the passage OF .n ,, ,. Mia.
e.;d u,s "a 600. 600 the said Atlantis m.s
s;N CO.. NJ and Ohio railroad shall deposI Will
s.S,,pr p,rtv m he mutually agreed upon w
sun 1pnrd NJ public Works aud the saiu AZ
, ,no Do Mississippi aud Ohio Company tne
la na,,,t If SO, 100000 in tho bonds OF salu
ann,n,ny as a security for the cons,ruos'o VI
~ said Virginia and Kentucky railroau ~
coon as said Kentucky connections arc 49,
lshed or guaranteed, or assuieu - '
| said" 40
The question then required u'on a.r ;ha
| second amendment OF the SENATE W 81 H,
out the fourth section anu insci' Wv
MILL substitute amended. ,
A nroIonped debate ensued between
Ho.srs RICHMOND, LoNGLBY, GUILD, anu WYNN
aao;nst the amendment, and Dir. CoGHlLL ID
favor OF IL. ,,,o,,;on
Mr. RrcuaoSp asked Dir. GRAVES to with
draw the call in order to allow him TO oner
an amendment; but was refused.
THE pending question was ordered, ana
rho vote upon the amendment recorded as
follows:
YRAS.-Mcssrs. Armstrong Baswen, B e.nSom
Bickinrs, Bohannon, Boykin,,. Brady. brown'
Campbell Peter j. Carter A. l. G n;; l;a ;"5n.trct
Flood, Foster, Franklin, FnkersoE Gillian Eli
man, Goodwin, Grave. haden, hamilton" ID, m! sa
Jordan, q. W. Lacy, J. II. Lacy. Lipsco:nn Loycll,
LoYenstcln. Loving, ucas. :iasrnd:r. May. 9lc-
Goniga Montague L. Snshi " ,o -; Sa'ni aes,
Riddlebarger, Spralt Stovait, S"a"r, s3for'
Thomas Turner, Wharton. Wiit:aker, Williams
WIthers, wager, and Iouug-Gi.
NAYS-Mcssrs. Allen. Anderson, hEmentront'
Blair, Branch, Brooks, j. A. Carter, JACK CIrter'
Cecil, Doolcy. Finuey, Gaines, z eiibson, Grsysor
Harris, Harrison, Henderson, Hocnger, hoior9oa'
Lewis, Lightner, Lips Ly brook, Massey, MeM d
lag, Moore Moss ould' pendletoG, p0~els stuart.
SIphax. Taliafcrr", Van Auken, webb, "lhn' @no
Mr. Speaker-4o.
The Joint resolution az amended was then
ordered to its third reading.
The appropriation bill was again taken up.
APPROPRIATION TO HAMPTON COLLEGE.
On motion of Mr.. FINSsY, the vote BY
which the appropriation bill was ordered 10
its third reading was reconsidered.
The vote by which the motion OF MT.
BAGwELL to strike out the appropriation TO
the Hampton College was then RECONSTRUCTED,
and the appropriation was stricken ont.
The bill as amended was passed.
YEAS.-Messrs. Allen, Anderson, Armstrong
Bagwell,. Beaton, Roharnon, Boykin' br T,rn
Cockerilie, CoghiIl. Davis, Fnney, Fitzpa,triek'
Franklin, Friend, Fulkerson. Gaines. vi !man'
Graves. Hadcn, Harrison, Henderson, no Hoe r
Iiudgin, Hunter, James, Jctt. Jordan, honer' D. H..
Lacy, Lamkip, Lewis. Lightner; Lowell toYen-
srein, Loving Massey, Mcslulian, Montague Moore
John L. Nash Nceley Oulc. tamil , roTel'
Stuart. Swami, TIA iafer.o. IaTlor. WEBB, " lhn'
Withcrs, wager, and ii-. SVeskoS-J3. ,,
NAYS.-MessrS. Bckings. hair, B:adE. Brancl,
p. j. Garter, Matt CLARK. Cox. Ftoo4 Foster. Glib
son. Gillian, Goodwin. 4a!uilton, Harris, Hni, =.
I. Hoskins. r. X; Jones, L. ; Jo7,:, Lee; b. ~ ~.
4. Nash, Nickens, Norton, Paige, pophan,; Rains
Round, Stoyall, Sypliax, Van Auken, Wharton,
Whitaker, illams, fouug-39. =,
The Chair Was then vacated until i. d.
Evening Session.
At 5 o'clock P. NJ. the SPEAKER resumed
the Chair.
PASSED.
The following House bills were passed:
For the relief Of G.. Guvernator, G. Wend-
linger, and Z. Lohman, securities OF Fer
nando King, late sheriff of S'.rry county.
To amend the charter OF the town or
ScoitsYiie.
TO declare Cinch river . naYigatle and
public highway in t;lsse.l county.
Declaring Bull run 3 lawful fence from its
junction with the H-arrcnton turnpike 20 It's
junction with Occoquan run.
To amend the charter Of the town O!
Luray.
For the protection of sheep in Prince Will
liam county by a tax on dogs.
For the relief of the sureties Of John r.
Parr, late sheriff Of Allegheny county,.
To authorize the Governor to annual con-
tracts in hiring out conricts.
TO declare the north fork of Clinch river,
in Scott county narigable for flat-boats,
RATS, &c.
TO incorporate the Richmond Harmonic
hSSUClull Nlu ilS
TO prevent the destruction of fish in the
north fork of Holston river.
To repeal section 10, chapter 100, of the
Code of 1878, in relation to fishing in Ros-
noke river west of the Blue Ridge.
The following Senate bills were passed:
TO incorporate the Southsde Mining
Company.
To provide for repairing the Governors
greenhouse.
10 extend the time for repairing and re-
building mills and machinery burnt during
the war.
TO incorporate the Marion High School.
To provide for correcting and amending
informalitieS in the returns Of judges and
clerks Of elections.
TO provide for the appointment Of trus-
tees of the town OF Columbia, in Fluvanna
county.
To incorporate the town Of Occoquan.
Authorizing the Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts to sell the three steam tug-boats used
in collecting the oyster revenue OF the State.
To incorporate the Presbyterian Gene
terry at Lynchburg.
The following bills were
DISMISSED.
Senate bill to regulate the granting of or
binary and other licenses in the town OF JEFF
fersonvile, Tazewel county.
Senate Joint resolution allowing further
time for George w. Meyers, collector of JEFF
fersonton township, Culpeper county, to re-
turn delinquent lists of taxes, county and
| township leyies for 1872.
at $50 z. N. adjourned until u N. to.
morrow.
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