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pn,prxoRE withdrew the motion to indef.

PRrpENoRE withdrew the motion 10 inueI'
nitely postpone. I, NJ, /.
Mr.. KIRKPATRICK moved to amend the 00tn
section of chapter 81 Of the Code SO as 10
incorporate the words Of the commuters re-
mort instead of said section.
Mr., QUEsENBERRY offered as substitute
resolution declaring 1t 5impracttcabe TO le-
gisiate onthe subject.
Mr.. PRlpEMoRE now renewed the motion
10 indefinitely postpone the whole suplec..
Mr.. McRAE opposed the motion to inden'
nitely postpone, and earnestly advocated the
report of the committee represented oy Mr.
KIRKpATR1cK in lieu of the ffty.sixth Sec
ton.
Mr.. SMITH. of Nelson, followed, and also
advocated very earnestly the report proposed
in lieu of the fifty.sixth section.
Atthe conclusion of MIR. SMITHS remar KS,
Mr.. KIRKPATRICK gained the floor, but ylela'
ed to Mr.. QUEsEsBERRY, on whose motlon
the Senate adjourned. 80
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Sneaker HANGER In the chair. No prayer.
Several Senate bills and the following
House bills were
REPORTED.
House bill to provide commutation pay 10
John Bass for loss of leg, favorably house
bill to amend section of chapter ~ OF the
Code, and prescribe the price to be palo ior
Iand-warrants for waste lands, adversely )
House bill to provide an artificial leg lot v" !;
P. Smith, fayorabIy; House bill TO amend
section y of chapter 81 Of the Code, ID lela-
ton to contributing members OF volunteer
artillery, favorably; House bill to incorPo'
rate the Bridgewater Lodge, NO. lZo, niue
pendent Order of Odd-FelloWs, faVoraoly.
House resolution as to the necessity OF
further legislation in reference 10 VloIatious
of sepultures was reported adversely anu
the report agreed to.
PASSED.
Senate bill to incorporate the trustees Vi
York River Lodge, No. AZ, knights Oh fy'
thas. r,.,,- !
Senate bill to incorporate the Norloik and
Princess Anne Narrow-Gauge railroad-the
House recedipg from its amendments.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
Rv Mfr. STUART Petition of John Kelly,
surviving partner of Kelly q Largney, LOT
balance due for construction OF the biue
Ridge tunnel and railroad, for rellet ana
bill appropriating $40, 49197 for tnat por-
pose, with interest at six per cent. lrom W.
tober, 1857, until paid. .. -,
By MIR. MOORE: Petition of citizens OF
Shenandoah county praying amendment TO
the charter of Van Burensville.
House bill providing for enlarging the
EASTERN AND WESTERN LUNATIc AsYLUAS
came up at 10 O'Clock NJ.
Mr.. CoGHrLL discussed until Lilo 2. NJ. the
questions OF charging the existing asylumS
| or erecting new one, arguing that 1t "ouio
be best to build third asylum.
Mr.. STUART made brief statement OF
facts to show that the policy of enlarglpe
| should be adopted, both on account of econo'
nv of construction and in view of the ina
biIity of the State to embark in the costly
scheme of establishing third asylum.
Mr.. FULKERsoN thought it would be best
TO build q new institution and, perhaps, also
to enlarge the Western Asylum.
Mr.. j. 4. CARTER opposed the pending
bill. and Messrs. CLARKE and B. w. LACY
argued respectively Tor and against a new
asylum.
Adjourned at 2:45 o'clock P. M.