Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1849 : Weekly), 1850-02-26

              KM L II I III. 111. Mk. II i 2.1 V, VOLUME XL. COLUMBUS, OHIO, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1850. NUMBER 20. 2 00 . 1 511 . I as . 1 (Ml . a on . 1 (i . wi . 4u PUBLISHED EVKHY TUESDAY MORNING, UY HCOTT & IIAHCOM. OFFICE SOUTH-HAST CllBNK OK HIGH ST. AND SUGAR ALLEY. TBKMf Invariably In advance. Wm-Ii V P'"" nntmiii In ttutuniliu (lilt ol tin; city ; by nmil, single Tin! i ill it of lour inn! upwitnU Tim ns uf ten and upwards, to onn wM-cm Dnily, -f-iiioii Tri-W.' ;kly, do Weekly do., single I n fliili nf live miiI upward Tiif Journal i also nulilislicil Inily awl Trl-Weekly during U yar; Daily pr Milium, ny man, , i ner w. ..... r k. -tii...iU'nlili' I'nnpr. linn .mum 111 lilll-H or If'M. IUU! HlBlTtllUl " . rm-h additional " " T " " " I lliuiilli ' : .. a -9! ,, -7 :i (Mi , 5 'Ml , H Ml .an o i .at; imi . 8 00 :a of ' M) 00 100 IM) " " chnn Reside monthly, prr annum " " weekly " " Ptiuidlni csrtl, onr- -.quart' or less, " 4 Klumn, changeable qunrb'rly," " " ; ;; ;; Otlirr rnspn not provided for, chnrgpnlilp in conformity with the shove rnti'a. OHIO LEGISLATURE. Sutimluy, lYlMiiury 10, lHfliO. IN SENATE. ii o'clock, P. M. Mr. Dubbs occupied the Speaker's chair this afternoon.On motion ot Mr. Viiml, the IIihiho bill fixiiifj the times ol" holding court in the l:!th judicial circuit Willi KtHHt'd. The Senate resumed tho consideration of tlio nctinn of the House on the Convention hill. A motion wiw made that llio Senate recede from it second amendment substituting the first Monday of April tor tlio second Tuesday of October, ns tlm time for holding tlm election of delegates. Lout; nyes 7 1100 1H. nit follows: Arm Messrs. Blake, Chase, Conklin, Lawrence, Old, Wilson nud Speaker 7. Noes Messrs. Bloek.soin, Burns, Dennison, Diui-mork, Dubbs, Ferguson, Harlan, llownnl, Lowis, Mv-prnt I'iitti.'rwin, Fnyin', Kiuiilnll .Hnlt'-r, Hiinpitoii, Swift, Vinil mid Worrriitor IB. Tlio 8'iiiilo iiHiHh.vl uti it( iiiiniidin'iit. Tin- Momitn tlii'ii iiHiHtrd on itn Miiliwijrient amen il infiitK. Mr. I'nyiio, from thn .(udiriitry Coinmiitoi-, report rd nifiiiiiitt rnutiiiii llm pniyor ol tin- pcliniuieri from iJfii ko county, liir 11 iiijtcnl of tlm proviso in tlm thinl Hi't'iioii of tliocliiu'DTof ilu llcllt'l'onluiii'' mid luilitum Itnilroiid 0oiiiiniiy. IN'fcr.cd to a hi-IwI immmiUi-c ot Mr. luiiiNini. Mr. 1'nyim 11U0 n-portod biu k tin bill to picvenl DiinkH from tnking usury, with mimiuImriitH. .bnr. l'ayin. )i'iiuion, mid Wliitmim nddnjuncil tlm Ncimtt. Hcforf liniHliiii' the roiiHtdirntim of tho bill. Tlin Hcnati nil joiinn'il. IKH'SK UK KKIMIKSENTATIVES. :i o'clock P. M. The !irti"ii Imiuii iiioii llm bill of Mr. bong, ndn-livi lo tint taxation nf bmikit, Mr. boiiL'-utiiitmd liiw miinrkH. Afit-r llio clow of Mr. bony" rciimtkn, Mr. DoddH mldriHH.d tlm Mniiif at length. Ili-upofch will be publilmr hi'ii'iilti'r Tlic f.il low iiij; in hix iiiu'inbiii!tit in the original bill : Am-wlment oflh-M hy Mr. Jhittt Strike out idl after theeniiclillg clmifie, iiikI iiiHcrt : Tlmt the (Innliier or rrrddeiit of every Imnking in-Htitntinn, wlionu rhiirtor doi not prenei ihe any pmtir-ulitr mode of taxation for the unmo, and every bunk ing institution hen-alter cMtidilHlmd in tlii Ntnte, Hindi numiully, within ten dnyn ul'ler the tifteeiith day of November, make 011I under outh. mid tnniHinil by mnil or otlierwise, to the Auditor of Slate, n itateinetit nhow-inu the tunoiiul of the cupitiil Htoek of the tmid bunk nciurdly paid in, and existing undiminished by loHnei, nud lie iimoinit of Kiirphm or cent indent fund limn on himd, deducting, however, from mirh surplus or contingent fund the umoiint of money puid foriiuy reide-tnte belonging to said bunk, nud upon which it piiyn taxes in any other umiiner than tlmt wh'ch in hereinafter provided. Sec. Tin' Auditor of Stiile shall ouutially, ns noon n ho receive Hindi statement, ascertain the total per centum of taxation usseised for nil purges on money at ititereitt, nt the place where micfi bunk is located, mid iihall immediately thereafter nsscsn upon nidi capital utoi-k and contiiiL'ent fund a mt centum of tax cipud to thai so ascertained. Sec. That mo soon an the amount of such tax i determined, the said Auditor slmll inform such bank thereof, and said bank shall pay the sumeto die Treasurer of State, upon tlm order of the Auditor, and hIiiiII huve a lien upon tlm utix k of eirh of its stockholder, lor the reimbursement of his or her slime of the tx so paid. Sec. 4. That if any exhtin bank, the charter of which does prescribe any particular mode of taxation, for the Hume nIihII, bv a vote of the stockholders, owning a majority of it stock, consent to lie taxed under the provision of this act, and lite the evidence of siirh consent with the Auditor of Stale, such bank shall thereafter, tor the purpose of taxation, be subject lo the provisions of this act, and shall lie exempt trom the pavment of any other tax imposed by its charter. See. 5. If any (,'ashmr or President of a bank liable to be taxed limb T the prov isjolis of this act, shall neg lect or re'ii-u In furnish the statement reuuired bv 1 1 j first section of this act, to tlm Auditor of State, such president or Cashier so neleclin! and n-fusiug, shall forfeit to the Slate, a sum eoiial to three percent, immiii the capital stock nf such bank, to be recovered hv nn action ot iii'iil in nny proper t-oint; proviilcil. Howev er, that put I lut; into the I ott (Ulice a loiter containing in h statements, addresiil to the Auditor ol State at Coluiuhiis. shall be deemed n compliance with 'he pro. visions ot said section. Sec. (i. All laws and parts of laws iucousilent with the pro tsions nl IIih ai t, are ll-Ti b repealetl. The bill was then laid on the table, and made the special order for Tuesday next, at III o'clock. Mr. Moh'onib, to whom wo referred the bill to fix the terms ot the courts in the Hth circuit, reported tlx same bark to llm House. The lull was then pnsM'd. Mr. Hawkins introduced a bill to change the name of New Hope, in Treble county, to Upshur. Mr. Thompson, from the Slaudinu Couimilleu Hoiievoleiit liinlilul'ioiift linked nild obtained leave tn report back a resobiiion lo admit Marvaret Iteck to the losiine A'vlinn.and recomuieii leiltts p is-age. Th n'solutioii was ihen read the thinl lime, and passed. Mr. Walt, from a Select ('ounuillee, asked and nil taiued leave to report a bill to hironiorHie tlm Hciot Marsh hraiuiug Company; which wan read the tirst time. And the House adjourned. Mr. Hurim, to auihori.e BuhsciipiioiiH to the cnpilal stock of certain railroad compiniiui by the town ol Murisni'Id and otlmrs. Mr. WorcHHter, to incorporate the Toledo, Norwalk, and Clevulniid Kail road Comniliv. Mr. Horlou. -Ui incornurato theTomuroyand Wilke- villo l'lauk Houd Couioniiv. AIho, to tncorpomto the Pomeroy and Lwliirt Turnpike Company, Also, to incorporate llio Pomeroy and Athens Flank toad Company. Mr. Chase, to incorporate llm Junction Free Turnpike Company of Butler and I'reble counties. A large number of bills were reported back from Select Committees, and were ordered to be engrossed. . Mr. Lawrence reported back llm following bill Ui amend the act regulating railroads passed February II, IHl!C Be il enacted, c., That tlm Directors of any Railroad Company having authority to borrow money, tinder the provisions of the act to which this is mi amendment, m- of the act incorporating such company, or any act amendatory thereof, and to execute and isaue bonds or promissory notes therefor, may sell or negotiate such nolo or bonds, at such times and nt such place or places, whether within or without this State, and at such rates and for such prices, as in the opinion of the Directors will best advance the interests of the company, and il such bonds or notes are sold at a discount, they shidl be as valid lu every reaped, as if sold at par. With the following amendment: Prowled, Thai no notes or bonds, as aforesaid, shall bo sold or negotiated at a rale of discount exceeding live per centum from their pur value. Alter remarks bv Messrs. llenuittoii and Myers, in favor of the bill, and Messrs. Viual and Whitman in opposition, the amendment was agreed to, and then the Senate refused to order the bill to be engrossed for thud milling ayes JO, noes 15, Tlm Sneaker laid before the Senate, iho report of the State Hoard ot Agriculture. Laid on the table lo be printed. The Speaker also preseiiied the petition of Ilosmer Curtis nud other, in regard to tjnt sal" o real estate, in cau of paili'. m. A number ol bills were read llm second time. The Senate took a recess. o'clock. Mr. Lawrence oll'ered llm following resolution, which was adopted : lirsolved, That the Auditor nf State be, nud he is hereby reipiested.to report to the Senate at hts earliest loiivcumuce, a tabular statement, snowing 1st. The amount, of capital stock paid into the neve- nil independent Hank, and the several brain-lma of the Stale liaiik of Ohio, for the yoirx 1 H 17, 1 M 18, nud IHllf. i!d. The rute of taxation (laid by each of the said Hanks, for the years aforesaid, taking the amount of dock paid inns the basis. ltd. The amount of taxes paid by each of aid Hanks luring the years aforesaid. 4th. The average rate of taxation for u!l purposes in this State for the same years, including State, county, township, school, road, ami nil other taxe. Mil. I he amount oi tuxes wiiien tue several nanus i foresaid, would have paid for said years, if taxed lipid their capital stock paid, ut the avera'-e rate of lux ation afoi-eHaid. Hdh trad a third lime, and panted. To incorporate the Uliio Savings Institute, located at TilHu, Seneca oiiuty. To incorporate the Lima. HunUville nud Slicncer l'lauk (load or I uriiptkc Company. To amend " mi act for the rebel of the poor, passed i March 14, 1811." Thin bill provides for persons in temporary want. j lo incorporate llio Alarum rire uoiupaiiy io. i. i To aut'ioiie copies to be uiiide of surveys, Jtc, ol the Virginia .Military Lands. To incorporate the Patterson Savings Institute, and the Toledo Savings Institute. To incorporate the (iroveport Savings Institute. To incorporate the Perry county Savings Institute, of Somerset. To amend ''an act to authorize the making ut roads nil drains, passed March 8, 1847." To incorporate llm Aloliegali valley tiiiiiruau l-oiu- i"y- . . , To extend the powers ol tlm lloanl oi r.iiucanoti in the town of Putnam, in the county ot Muskingum. To incorporate lite Sandusky and Wood county plunk id company. To authorize the ComumsMners of Clark county to aH surveys made of the Virginia Military Lands lyini! id county. To iucoiorate tin Fremont nud St. Paris turnpike oinpauy. I o incorporate tlm Knox County Havings institute. To incorporate the Qeriimulowii Cemetery Associa tion. To amend an net entitled an net to incorporate tlm Western Reserve Insurance Company, passed March. 1H4!(. To amend an act to lay out and establish a free turn pike road Irotn New Washington, ni liuernsny county. .Newtown, in Tiiscarawni county, passeu January 14, 1817. A mci'sugn was received from the House stating llinl lie House insisted in itt disagreement to the amend ment of the Senate to the Convention bill, and asked Committee of conference. The Sneaker appointed Mcsti. Burns, Knudall and Conklin such committee. A joint resolution was passed in the House and sent ip to the Senate to go into ail election ol certain JUdg- oii to-morrow alteruooii. Mr. Dubbs moved to amend by adding, "and one president judge for Hamilton county "which was not agreed to. Several oiln-r attempts were mnde to amend m tin same why. but tlm amendments were voted down. ayes Li, noes LI. i'lm iiuestioii mi the adoption of the resolution he- in If put, Ihe resolution was not agreed to ayes LI es j;t. And the Senate adjourned. To incorporate the Silver Creek Ceinelery, uf Green of Belmont county, asking electioiiof A. Itotnell, Esq., lUoiHluy, IVhriiary 1, I IN SENATE. The Speaker laid before the St-iinie u number of printed doi u imnU in reUlimi to international exi-hoir ges. Also,, comiuuiiicatiou from the (inventor an nonncinu at'v.iraiii y in (lie olhee nl Assoeiiite .(inlire in Siiulosky conniy. Petit ionn. Mr. Hums, ol .lolui Shanck and 47 other rilieiis of Perrv township, Morrow counlv, in rolati lo I but rounty. Also, of cillens of Manlield Hicliland county, fur n law authorizing the i-omuion Council of saat town to subscribe to the capital stoc nf certain railroad companies. Also, of !ti cilixens i Morrow county, pravimj tint certain sections of Mor row lie itllarlh il to KicIiIhiiiI Coillltv. Mi . Howard, of David Fagau and 1711 oilier citizens of Clermont county, lor the unqualified repeal of tlx license law. Mr. Wib of C. ('oojierand .ri0 other voters of Mt. eroon, Knox county, m lavor ol lue new county Walli nidinif. Mr. Dubbs, of John A-hley mid 74 oilier ciliens of Harrison, ILuuilton coiiutv, pravint; for an act to inror. porate said town. Aln, of P. j. Sweeney and ; ollr er citieiisof Crosbv, Hamilton county, praying for an additional election insis t m Kiid town. Mr. IVivim, of 'J'J ciliens of Cleveland, for thn an nexation of the III acre lots lo said city. Also, nf til citieusol Pottage county. incorporate the Western lOliege ot Mouio'opailiv, at Cloveltimi. Mr. Chase, of ','tl ciliens of Kutler county, for tin incorporation ol a Iree turnpike road coiupauv. Mr. CnuniuLrbain, of ilie Clerk of Ihe Court of Put it it 1 1 1 county, asking compensation for recording bo ml ol adiuinisiiHlors, A:c. Mr. Hloi ksoiu, a remonstrance nf l:t' cili.emt of C luuildaua county, against the repeal of the net tit in coror,iie ine mwn ot nlem. Mr, Conklin, of E. Adams and U.'i others of Loc port, Shelby county, to incorporate said town, nud change lis name to Lnckmglon, Air. Lewis, ol .lobn ,M Koe and 8 other ciliens lellersoii county, asking an act lo incorporate a plank ro.nl company Irom Cadi, oi Harrison county, lo War-1 renliiu, on tlm Ohio river, in .lelli rsou county. Mr. Myer, ol yti ciliens of Huron county, for an act to incorporate the Toledu, Norwalk and Cleveland Railroad Company. Mr. Hlake, of H. F. Sawyer and till ciliens f Summit roiiiit) , in relation to mads and highways, Also, of MM other riti.eiis of the same couuly, oil the same subject. Mr. ilort'iii, ot (ien. (ourtuev and 40 others, asking Riithority lo erect a mill dam across llewilt's Fork of Raccoon creek, nocking county. Abo, of .ri7 citixens ot Meigs county, lor authority to construct a g ended turnpike from Pomerov to Letm t, in said county. Also, ot 55 vol em of Meius coumy for a plunk Mad from I'omeroy to v dkcsvilm, tn ttaltia county. Also, ot ,i7 rini.eiis of Meigs enmity, for plank road charter to Aniens, aino, oi :m cdieiis ol Alliens, lor same. Hillt itnlnced. Hv Mr. Myers, to Ihv out ami es tablish ilie East Oregon Free Turnpike Road, in the county of Wood. Also, to layout and establish a free liirnoilte timil from the Manmee and Western Reserva mad to the luiedo ana Wiatdville road. llot'SE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Prayer bv Rev, Mr. Wood. Prtitumt nraented and referred. JW Mr. Hurimll, of Stephen Clark and 'i'i others, Chauipaivrn county, autliorie ilie commissioners of said comity to submit to a vote, tlio ipiestiott of n subscription lo any rail- oad. ! Mr. Dodds, of R. Cochran nud HA others, ol Warren oiiulv, lo incorporate the Lebanon and Miami Kail- road Company. .Mr. Uopelaud, fro in .1. A ail sum ami 'zi oimrs, iorre- f from a certain load lax. Mr. Dalell, the claim of .fl. Dryer. Mr. Iloedier, of the city council ol' Cincinnati, for nil ameiii lilelil to tue c Hurler. Mr. Pui;sley,ol Ihe clerk nf ravrlto coiml), relu-etof.es. ' I Mr. Hulchius, to authorize (lie tnistees of .lobn sou nell cert;dii real esi,ile ; also, the reinou-tram c of UiiHoii Smith ami ol others, of Mecca, in Trumbull ouiiiy, against the new county of Orange. Mr. Holeomb, ol William Kid-way and HI others, irlhe new co inly of Elk. Mr. Holcomh, of R. H. Onyne nud 40 others, on the Hihjecl of township mads. Mr. Hammond, from the cleik of ihe court ol llar-mu couuly, in regard to fees for ceilnin record. Mr. W att, of A. Hiiuninsf and :t7 others, to extend the pro isious of a certain law to Hardin county. Mr. Spelman. of J. A. Hiueham mid ,ri olheis. auuiiisl kidiiaiipiuu itad al the t'lerk.s desk. Mr. Sinilli ol Clermont, ot W to. ntley and 'joi illiers. to elect William Miller an associate indue. Mr. Russell, ol D. Slone and til others, ol .lellersoii ounly, lo incorporate the Steubeiiville and Wellsville Itaiboiiil Company. Mr. H-iMr, of.btbn Newlon and :i!t others, of Law rence couuly, against atuiiinng nuy pari oi suid i:oun-ty to Scioto. Air. tvrum.oi 1 4. nwii'i nuo io oilier", oi nsoiaoom ounly, for ihe reM-ul ot a certuin act. Mr.' Ltpps, of A, Whetstone and :i,r(olhers, of Au glaize county, for the Wupaiikonnetta, Deep Cut, and Meudoii Plank Road Company. Mr. Oilman, from the Clerk of Columbiana county, Mntbe to fees. Mr. Waite, of rrancea Manor, for relief. Mr. DihIiIs, on leuimrance. Mr. Colburn.oii Ihe same subject. Mr. Smith of Clermont, to alter the charter of the Mi If nd, Edentoii and Woodville Turnpike Rond Company, no as to constitute it a Hunk Road. Mr. Smith of Madison, of Henry Allen and Ui oth ers, of Madison county, to incoi (Kindo a plank ami turnpike mad Irom Muysville to certain points timreii named ; nUo, from (i. S. Noland and 80 others, on th siune subiect. Mr. Win b y, to amend the i hurter ol Covington, in Miami couuiv. Mr, Oastmi, of iHcitieui of Athens county, for the new county of Chester. Mr. Will, of ,bb u Lmiiigston and 10 others, for the new county of Elk; also, of It) rn Convery and 'i. others, on the nine subiect. Mr. W hiteley, ol 'Mi citizen u Numwl, BL'ainstthe nmioval ol the wmi ot justice oi rerrv count v. Mr. W hiteley, a large uumoerol remonstrances upon Ihe same suhjet I HH citizens oi somerset lownsiup- 1 LI ciii.eiis ol Perry county, upon tiie same iiihieci The bill for llm npimmtinciil of Cominis-ioncrs tn locate the scat of justice of Jelleisoti county, was w Ien ed to a select committee u one Air. Kusseil. The bill to regulate the service and return of mesne process in Hamilton county, wt n terreU to tlm uom mil tee on the Judiciary. Keveral oile r bills were taken up and referred. A laree uuniber of bills were read the second time liillt read the third time and patml. To incoi pomle the German Lutheran Evaugelicul Na7ei-eth Cougivga-lion in Challield tp,, Crawloid county, Ohio. To lay out nud establish a ruded State road in the c ainiies of Fuull. Id, Perry, Morgan and Monroe. To extend ih t-orporate limits of Wellsville, in Coluiiibiuua couutv. To carry into ellect an act to provide for the sale of the W estern Reserve school lauds. I To incorporate Spring Vnlley, in Oreen County. ' To iuoorporate Fredeiicktowu, iu Kuox county. COUlltV. Mr. demanded the avc and noes. Mr. Roedter inquired if the bill exempted the prop erty ol Ihe company Irom taxation. The N oealt nr miiil he so understood it. Mr. Puiih waiited to ask another queationj whether it exempted the property from execution for debt. The Speaker said no understood that it did. Mr. Pugh otlered an amendment, rendering the stockholders ot Ihe association individually liable, under execution, for the debts of the association, utter the personal property is exhausted. Mr. Oilman moved that the bill and amendineni be committed to a select coinmitloe of one Mr. Pngh which was ugreed to. To incorporate the seventh Presbyterian church of Cincinnati. The bill was read the third time, and on motion uf Mr. Priiden, committed to a select committee ot one Mr. P. To incorporate the Clark Central Turnpike Bond Company. In relation to school bouse tax m Harrison, Carroll county. To authorize the town of Newark to subscribe U the I capital stock of the Central Ohio lltiilniad Company, or other railroad company passing through, or termina ting at rtowarn. Upon the imHNHL'o ol the loreuoiiiK the ayes and noes woro demanded, and resulted us follows: ayes 116, noea ay. To provide fm the election of a Hoard of Public Works by the people. - Billxihtrodncal on learn. Mr. Oilman, to incorporate ihe New Lisbon l'lauk Roud Company. Mr. Fairchild, to provide for the appointment of a aiuio Hoard ol ruhlic instruction. Mr. Hussell, for the eroction of the now county of Cumberland. Mr. Moody, to authorize the sale of bonds by the Huron and Oxford Railroad Com). nuy. Mr. Woodford, to authorize the commissioners iliere-in named to Hiibscj-ibe to the capital slock of the B'd-pre pud Cinctonatt Railroad Company. Mr. l airchild, fixing the lime of making assessments of personal property, money nud credits. Mr. I'uidi, to ilelinu th" powers and duties of the Stale Auditor. Mr. Moody, lo erect Mount Oilend to a special mad district. Mr. Woodford, to authorize the Commissioner of eortain rounlies to subscribe to the slock of the lie) pre and Cincinnati Railroad Company. Mr. Ward, to nuihori.e the sale o school section If) in Voile, Darke county. Mr. but, lo incorporate the Association of Drovers and Cattle Feeders of Ihe Scioto Valley. Mr. Prudcn, to incorporate Trinity Church, iu Cincinnati.Mr. Sprague, lo repeal and revive certain act therein ntiuieil. Mr. Ilolconib, supplementary to ihe act to provide for an uniform standard of weights and measures. Mr. Hoh-onih, to extend the provisions of an act respecting township roads to (iallm county. Mr. 1'ut.di, to establish the special mad districts of Walnut Hills, Mount Auburn, and Cliutonville, in Mill Creek, Hamilton county. Mr. Ilolconib, to authorize the sale of school laiid-iu townships, range 18, Lawrence county. Mr. PiiLdi, (o amend n certain act iu relation to the Ohio and MiHsis-ippi Railroad Company. Also, to re-divide Mill Creek, in Hamilton county, into election precincts. Also, a joint resolution in regard to the appointment it a commissioner to prepare a codenl legal practice. Which were severally read the first time. entrtt of tyttmdinir Committee. Mr. Huwkins.froin the Committee on public Works, repel led buck a bill to amend an act for the preservation ot the National Kond, iVc, and recommended dial the same be eu- rossed. After some dicuion, the imestiou beiuu on tlio en grossment of th" hill, the same was agreed lo. 1 lie hill was then read the tiuru lime ana passea. Mr. Priiden, from the Committee on Corporations, reported a bill lo repeal an act entitled an act to iu- orporato the town ol new tiurnley, m Harrison county. Mr. Gieen, Irom the Committee on New Counties, to whom was referred certain petitions for the new otiuty of Heaver, reported the same back and asked to be discharged fiom any further consideration ol Ihe subject; which was agreed to. Mr. Thompson bom the Cnmuilllee on Heiievoleiil Institutions, made sundry reports, liiportt of Srltvt Commit teet bill. Mr. Carney, to change Ihe iiaum of county poor bouses. Mr. Waite, for Mr. Wilson, a bill to authorize the Auditor of Sandusky to issue rertiticat for part of sec. Ui, in Madison township, Salidu-ky county. Mr. Waite, from the Committee to whom was re ferred tlm bill to erect the new county of Fulton, reported the saiim back, and recommended its engross ment which "as agreed to. Mr. Hurnelt, a bill relating lo railway subscriptions in Champaign cmr.ity. Mr. Dodds, a lull to incorMirate the Lebanon and Miami Hail rond Cnjmiuuv. Mr. Pugh, to whom was referred tlm bill to incorporate Ihe Silver Creek Cemetery Association, reported ihe same back, with an amendment (rendering the stockholders liable for the debt of ihe association, ) which was agreed to, and Die bill passed. And the House took a recess. 3 o'clock, P. Af. Rcvortt of Select Committee! ftv biil. Mr. Worlev a bill to amend the charter ot Covington, in Miami couutv. Mr. Wilson, to incorporate the Gilead and Providence Uridge Coiupauv. To inroi pirate the Western FnrumiV Mutual Ilisu nince Company of Columbiana county. This bill buv injj been remitted back Imm a seliM-t committee to whom it had been referred, was read tlio third time and passed. Mr. Sprnyuc, to incorporate llm Titliu Slack-water .nvigalion Company. Mr. Russell, to incorporate the Presbyterian Coil' Lrei;ati il Church of ,Sprinlield, JcH'enum county. Mr. Puh, to whom was relernil certain petitions from citizens of Cincinnati, for the passu if e of a law to suppri'Ks houses of ill fame, reported lb i sinno back and asked to be discharged from further consideration of ihe same; which was agreed to. The petitions were (hen referred to the Standing Committer Tin' House took up the Convention bill, the Sen llio having insisted upon its amendments. Mr. 1'ul'Ii moved that the House adhere to its disn n reel n. -nt to llm amendments ol the Senate Mr. Puuh coiunlniued of the conduct of the Senate ill not uskmg acoinuiitlee of conference. He thought it ditcoiirtiMius. Mr. Spelman inuuired what was thoelVecl of the ad herence of the House to its disagreement Mr. I'oeb. The bill falls. Mr. Hawkins. Tlm bill intra back to the Senata.and if the Somite adheres, the bill is defenled. Mr. Spelman impiired if wo had ihe righl to disre- jjani Ihe wishes ot urn people m regani m no m i " positive obligation. Mr, Pnidi. A new bill may bebrotiuht in Mr. Hawkins said ImlhoiiL'ht that Ihe Hue oiiostmn was, ' shall the House recede T" lb- liup.il that gentlemen would allow the question to be put in this man uer. Mr. Hall said that be nnd no objection to this form, if L'oiitletm.lideKired it. The uucstiou hoiuir upon rccedintf from the relusal ol the House to adopt the first amendment of the Sen ttte inserting Ihe hrst .Monday in April, as ine nay election ihe same was lost ; ayes ttU, noes DO. I Too much loud conversation,! Mr. W hiteley read from the rules, and quoted J fersou's Manual, upon the subject of Committees of Couleretii'o. Sevend gentlemen addressed the Chair al the same tune, l The House (hell refused lo ni t de upon th olln aiuenduietlls. Tin ouestion beiiiu upon npiioinlinif a Committee ol Conference the uvea ami noes were demanded, and resnll. d as follows: lives 10. noes Ul Messrs. Hull of Mu-kinynni, Hawkins and diveu, were appointed said committee. Mr. Sheldon otlen-d a resolution pnividing for a convention of the two Houses lo-morrow nl It o'clock, ti h-cl two A-sociate .Indues for Portage, and one Asso- jate .luik'e for Stark county. Mr. Ilolconib moved that llm resolution be laid en the table, which was lost : ayes 'JK, noes li t. The ouestion belli! uimiii aureeiilg to the resolution. Mr. Hawkins demauded Ihe ayes and noes, which were ordered, and li-sulted i lives .1.1, noes .iu. So llm resolution invtailcd. The Speaker laid be lore the House a special rcMirt of ihe Do ei tors ot ilie PeinteuHurv, which was lai on the table, and ordered to be printed Mr. Franks oifered a resoluiion pnividing for an Hi nt irv mio Ihe amount ol ceriiun sua ks now in tn Slate, which wasagn-cd to. The House then look up the special order ill re itnn to interest. After discussion, llm bill and amendments were delinilely iHistpoued. Mr. Spelman asked nud obtained leave to mporl bill to amend the act of incorponiti f the Akron Cold Snrinif comiianv which was read the lirsl lime. Mr. Hurnelt moved ihai the House adjourn, which motion prevailed. us associate iudiio of Helmotit comity. Mr. Harlan, of citizens of Madison and Clark coun ties, against the subscription ol stock to certainiuu-roads. Mr. Pavne. of W. A. Otis and 73 other forwarding merchants and commission men, of Cleveland, pray ing tor a reduction ot tolls on property passing lo aim from the Pennsylvania and Ohio canals, over the Ohio cunal Irom Cleveland to Akron. Mr. Whitman, of citizens of Fairfield county, stock holders of the Zuiiesville and Muyxville mail, praying for tliH nlii of an id road. Mr. Mvors. a resolution of the Mayor Council of the city of Toledo, asking for a change iu the city charter, ami tor the privilege ot stioscriomg to ine siock ui railroads. Mr. Swift, of R. F. Paine, clork of the court of com- mon pleas of Cuyahoga county, praying for an act to authorizo county treasurers 10 pay lor njcoroiug dohub, &'... &c. ; also, of the clerk of the court of common pleas of Porlage county, for the same object. Mr. Payne, ol Alex. Weyinmir and 31 other citizens, uf Cleveland, pray ins fr the passage of an act to in corporate the Western Seaman' Friend Society of Cleveland. Billf introduced. By Mr. CuimuiL'lmm, to incorpo rate the Van Wert and Wiltshire plank road or turnpike road company. Mr. Whitman ottered tue loitowmg joint resolution, from a select committee to whom the claim had been referred: Ilaolved, by the General Asirmbly of the State of Ohio, That the Board of Public Works be, and they are hereby auihori.ed to examine the claims of Joseph Sharp and Archibald Median, for an all edged balance due them for work done as contractors, and that said Hoard shall have wjwer to examine witnesses on onlh anil ui uupmicuiu siuu ciann , mho n, ui mc ojioihoi tM said Hoard, any thing be due to said contractors, cause the same to be puid. Hut if said Board shall find a balance due from said cyulricforn.'thHU they shall declare such 1ml .ij ice, una. anise the same to be collected by the Attorney General, at the uxpciiso of said contractors.The resoluiion was adopted. Mr. Simpson, from a select committee of three, to whom hud been re I erred the subject, then offered the following preamble nud resolutions : W'hkhkas, Ihe government of the United States, by the liberal appropriation of the public domain or so much thereof as may be necessary in tracts of suitable size to actual settlers, who are landless, upon such terms an will secure to them free access to such domain, will contribute in an eminent degree to improve the condition, physical, intellectual and moral, of that meritorious class of our tellow citizens, and at ilie same lime will discharge a hijdi and solemn duty which it owes to the people ol llm United State , native and iiugo a oplo oi naturalized ; therefore He it resolved, by 0te. (ientral Aitcmbly of the State of Ohio, That it ho, and hereby is recommended to the Congress of the United State to provide by law for ihe securing to every citizen native uud naturalized who is not a landholder, ihe right to enter upon and take for the purpose of residence ami cultivation, an unoccupied quarter section oi ine puonc lanus, ami 10 hold the same in fee simple, al a price not exceeding the cost to the (ioverumenl of surveying, recording. and disposing of the same. Amd wiitiiKAs, it is not less me policy oi ineiivne. -al Government, than conforiuuble with the dictates of Resolved, Tlmt ihe General Assembly adjourn sine die, on the 1 1th day of March next. Mr. Randall moved to amend hy striking out " 11," and insert " 18." Mr. Burns moved to lay the resolution and amendment on the tnble; agreed to. Mr. Chase then otlered the folio wins: Resolved, by the Senate and House of Reprenentatives, That the two Houses will meet tn the Hall of the House of Representatives on to-morrow at 3 o'clock. P. M., and will then proceed to the election of one rresineiu juuse ror mo in .iiiuiciai strain, one Asso ciate Judge for But ler county, and one President Judge, for the 9th Judicial Circuit. Mr. Dennison demanded a call of the Senate. The Senate being full, the Speaker nut the question, and the result wns, ayes 14, noes 14. So the resolution was lost. Mr. Dennison then gave notice that he would, on some subsequent day, introduce a bill to incorporate the Worttimgtou and Sunbury turnpike or l'lauk Road Company. Mr. Cunningham introduced a resolution relative to furnishing the county of Alien with the Ohio Reports. Referred to Committee on th Library. Mr. Ecklev introduced a bill to incorporate the town of Mt. Airy, in Stark county. Mr. Lawrence moved that the Senate go into Committee of the Whole. Lost : nves (I, noes 20. Mr. Pnyue moved to tnko up bill No. 3d, with pend ing amendments, (the bill to prevent Hanks from taking usury,) which was carried ; ayes 35, noes 1, After several amendments had been made to the bill, Mr. Payne moved that it he engrossed. Mr. Ecklev moved to refer it to the Staiidins Com mittee on the Currency. Mr. Lawrence suggested to the Senator from Carroll that the bill might be engrossed, and then the Senator could examine it, and if there was any thing in it that whs not proper, it could then be referred. Mr. Eekley did not wish to delay the bill, but be thoiiL'hl it oiiL'ht to ao through tho usual course. The suggestion of the Senator from Logan was fuir enough. The bill was a very important bill, and he wished to know that it wns correct in ull its parts. Air. Payne and Mr. Myers were opposed to Ihe reter- ice. Mr. Dennison spoke iu favor of the reference. He was himself ready to vote, but he wanted others to, vole understanding)' on the bill. I I he bill was not rel erred ; ayes , noes lb. The question then turned upon ihe engrossment of I the bill. Several Senators spoke further upon the subject of referring the bill. Mr. Myers weni into hysterics for tear Ilie bill would not be passed, l lie trmuds ol the Banks would kill it in the House, if it got through the Senate, which he doubled. A motion was then made to refer the bill to a select 'oininittee of one. which was carried; ayes noes 13. The Senator from Carroll was appointed said com mittee. Tho Committee of Conference then reported that they had agreed with tho committee of the House, and fixed the first day of May as the day for the election of delegates to the convention to revive the Constitu tion, and the 30th of May for the assembling nf the convention. On motion, the report was laid on the table. And the Senate adjourned. Tih'mIhv, IVbruuiy Itt, ism IN SENATE. Piaver bv Rev. Mr. I.eonanl. Petitions Presented. Hv Mr. Lawrence, from D. I1 Piatt and other ciliens of (Jiitncy, Logan county, on the subjecl of temperance. Air. (indium, nl r . At. Keitu ami i t outers, cmzc of Stark couuly, to repeal nil laws against usury, Mr.Vinal.nf A. A. Hume, clerk of the cotirl of Mad ison couutv, pray i ni amendment of laws requiring the reconliug ol bond of certain ollh urs, executors, &c. so as to allow a couipetisstioll for such services. Mr. Payne, uf L. K. Warner and 15 other forward en and commission merchants and boat enptains, o Newark. Ohio, praying for amendment uf the steam boat and oilier water emit laws, Mr. Simpson, of R. U. Greene and 58 other cltiiteiis, oinunity, that provision should be made by law for complete separation of the while and colored poi- ilatiou of the United States at the earliest practicable riod, it is further Rrsolred, That it be, and Imreby is recommended lo Congress ol tlm Lulled o lutes, to provide by law the setting apart for ihe exclusive use and beuetil the free colored population of the United States, so much of ihe unappropriated public lauds now owned, that muy hereafter he acquired ny the Ueueral Uov- ertnueiit, as may bo uecessury, to the end that overy colored male of the uiio of 21, nud upwards, may wet lie upon any unoccupied quarter section in said tract, and hold the name upon such tenus as Congress may prescribe; provided, lhat the price ol such land hall not exceed the cost to inn ueimrai uovcriiuieni siirveviiiL', record i nif, and disposing of the same; mid provided further, that ihe laud so appropriated shall nnstituie all enure tract; that such colored settlers II be uoverned bv laws of their own creatui', sub ject only to the supervision und control of Congress ; ild pna-ideit Jurther, that sum colored seiners siiall Hot e entitled lo ihe lii-ht of representation iu either branch of ihe Congress of the United Slates. Mr. Dennison said that be approved ol the resolu tions otlered bv the Senator from Belmont, (Mr. Sirnj- ,) ami would cheerlolly vote lor their udoptiou. Iu regard to what should be the provisions in detail a law appropriating Hie politic lands to actual sui ts, a recommended by tlm resolutions o ine Setia- from Belmont. Mr. u. supposed there is the same versily of opinion as there is in reference to all other ibiects of public interest. There are, however, two ital elements of the ri-'ht measure upon which we should auroo, nud those am Irre land to those wbn ed it, and a prevision against aggregation or motion. as a consequence oi mini ireeiiom, i no rigtit oill. it seemed 10 nun, i.ir, win cooiiuw ine iree rant of the Public lands to those who are otherwise landless will enable Ihem lo alienate, hut only lo the landless and will prevent monopoly, by so regulating the prices, ns will elVeclually stop all purchases fur spec ulation. Iu regani to the si-cond resolution offered by the Senator from Belmont, Mr. D. said tint he could not but regani the plan therein suggested lor the separation ot the while and colored races of this country, as one that deserved the most earnest utteliliou.aiiil would receive, as he thought, the most favorable consilient- u ot the American imople. Mr. Simpson mse to support the resolutions lo de- tine his position on the "Addition" question. He lid not wish to oe accounted wnai wns iisuniiy lermea an Abolitionist, because he did not think the imgnmii hail any right lo be among tht whites. He thought Government ought to donate some of the public lauds the use of the iicL'mos, lhat they intiMit he removed from annum and become an iinleendeut State, &c., c. Tle re was so much confusion m my vicinity, 1 was unable to take down Mr. Simpson's remarks ac- unitely. Ritortfu. J He went on to talk of ihe " Green Emerald Isle,' the sulVeringsot the Irish people his radicalism on the subject of the public lands. He tlmuuhl Government would bo a gainer if il would give away all the public domain. Ho talked of England the condition 1 her people the .Mexican war oi iiomesienn ex- mptiou,ol which ho seemed to be in favor the poor New lork llm anti-rent pariy, ac., ckc.,ivc. Mr. Whitman replied. He trusted the report of the notniltee would be agreed to. This was the first time that a course of this kind had been recommended iv a roiumiltee of this or the lower House. Some member inieht obiect to the coiilemiuauii oo eci in the report, but ho boimd not. Let it not be said lhat wc have no riidit to seuk Wider the Conslitulioll, Hi this wnv. of that nail of our impulntioii. The pre judice existing between tlm white ntiu ine iiiaca nice was not the growth of a day. but of centuries. He oke of the threat of disunion, nnd scouteu nm men imvibiiiL' of the kind. Those threats came only from bread and butler politicians, and none other would be harmed h lilelil. -J Ury uugui im in lumber niiucrr-tainly wen but the In ion was not, and would not 1'eople seemed lo inrtfei nun me in-nonirrs i South were only a small iniuorily tlint they knew too well their own position to desire a dissolution ol the I'ni He spoke at some length of the importance of giving the colored race a iNirtioii of the pub- be lands, and ill Invor at llio resoiuiunis oi uie corn-in it ten Mr. Ijiwrence moved to amend by inserting niter the wonl naturalized," in llio 4th line ot tuo iirst 'solution, "or who limy furnish pmper evidence ol ii intention lo become mitiirali ed," amL insert after CoiiL-rH." in bitter iinrt of the Inst resolution. ' u.it il such time a II may itemed rxpedumt m esiainisii r such colored none nlmn a sepanite nnd mdeimmi- nl uoverument.on rendition securing tho right and interests of llm In tied Stales. ( In motion of Mr. Hlnke, the resolutions nud amend enta were referred to ihe Standing Committee on Federal Relation. frwrs nf Select Committee. fl Mr. Mvers, to in- rorHinite the Port Clinton and Fremont l'lauk Road Coiiqtnny. Air. lav He, to lururporniu mo n rwi'm ornuimr V rien.l S.M-irtv. Head first nnd second time nud re lerred to commit tee of iwo I'avne and Myers. Mr. Pavne. to hirther amend an act entitled " an ac e.ilieei-tilinr .llvOreiS II 11 ft ll lOllV. Mr. Cuiiuiii 'hum. to incorporate tlm Lima and Ca nal Plank or Turnpike Road Company. Mr. Dubbs, t inrorpoinio the town of Harrison, the counlv of Hamilton. Mr. Chase. iti leave, to revive nil act entitled an at' to incorporate the Hamilton and Rossville Bridge Com- llllllV. fiittt rettA a third time and Tn amend an act milled nn net to -amend an act relatiuu to wills, pass- etl March 2:L 1840, and for other pnroes, passed Mareh 20, IB til. The Senale then took a teces. HOUSE OF REPRKSRNTATIVES. Mr. PiiL'slev asked and obtained leave to present the fourth annual report of the Stale Hoard ofAgriculture. Mr. Pugsley otlered the following resolution : Resulted, That the Clerk of this House be instructed lo procure said report lo be printed immediately. Air. uall ol AliiHkiogum objected. Mr. Lone moved that the resolution be referred In ihe Committee on Public Printing, which was agreed Mr. Pu-'h rose to question of pi ivileL'i 1 he Ohio Mntesmnii ot 24 oVor P. M. A Inrce number of messnses Irom the House, which had accumulated snce last Thursday, were rend Anions them was untie ot the passage of a joint It obiliim reoiiestiliJ Coiicitss to appniprinte motley l the cotnpii'lion of the National Road west of Spring-field, in which ihe concurrence of the Semite was re quested. Bui ihe Semite refused concurrence, by av 14, noes n. ' Mr. Eekley offered ihe- following, and moved Hdonlioni ' Retolveil, That the Judiciary Committee be inslnic- led to inquire into the xedmury ot providing I.m tli.t uf Ime m lien is created on auv real estate virtue of any judgment or decree, and said judgment or decree should be set aside and afterwards ronlllrm-ed, that saitl lien "hall exist fmm the day uf the first rendition of said judgment or decree. Which wns adopted. 1 Mr. Urahnm oifered the following t for the first time in his legislative career. last eveninL' contained an unprovoked and scurrilous attack upon him by oiteJ. G. Breslin, which he would lend to the Clerk s desk to im read. (The Clerk then read Mr. Breslin's communication if last evening.) Mr. Pugh continued at some length, reading fnmi notes before him. He said tins was an n n prove k- d attack, as he had intended nothing disrespectful to Mr. Breslin. He then commented severely upon the course of the member from Seneca towards him, and rend extracts Irom ihe card iu the Statesman. He replied to the several charges against him, and denied many of the material allegalioiutherein. He accused Mr. Ureshuol a iIcsilui to dragoon members into his service, and with improper conduct a a member of that body. Mr. Ureal m said that as the gentleman had nnd tune to prepare his athmk upon him, he should not nt this time attempt to answer him. He would, at a pmpor tune, endeavor to do so to ins suiisiiictiou unti itmi oi 1 the House. He proceeded to explain his remarks made :it ttie time of tlm introduction ot ihe resolution ol the gentleman from Lucas. The gentleman Irom Hamilton says that I staled that Col. Mi liary had determined to print the bills of ihe Senate, present and future, in advance nf those of the House, I again pronounce lhat statement utterly false and untrue, and the senile- man mav think ot it what he choose. Mr. I' u ah denied th it his statement would bear any h constnu lion. Mr. Breslin iusisUil that it would. In regard to the course nnd vote of Mr. Pugh upon resolutions in regard to the paper ot the Mate, last winter, Mr. Breslin said lhat the gentleman from Ham- nil voted with the Winy, nnd then came out m a owardly canl and backed out of his vote. Air. rush denied the correctness o um gentleman, and iu a few words stated what he had done, nud the 'a-ous therefor. Mr. Breslin said that he should, at the pn.jmr time. hue hi position. Mr. Spminir saitl he had a wonl to snv in relation to this mutter. He desired that the gentleman from Hamilton should, ns lar ns possible, receive the sauir favors that he had received. He, then-fere, moved that the whole matter be referred to the same :if son. men who acted in his case, when he was turned mt of the Democratic party. Laughter. Cries of airreed." Pet it urns prescnteii and referred. MV Air. Bull.oi I lie lerk ol the court of Ashland county, m reuaid to cer tain records. Mr. Chase, of 31 merchants, for the repeal of nn act relative to pedlers licenses. Mr. Copelund presented n special rcimri oi ine wuar- ler Master General. Mr. Ensisu, of 5!t citizens of Mentoti. Lko county, for the election of H. H. Clupp an associate judge. Mr. Fee, of 20 ciliens of Riplev, in Brown couutv, gainst the extension ol tin- corporate limns oi sam town. Also, of 52 citizens, for the incorporation of said town of Ripley. Also, to authorize the conned ot said town to my out streets, Arc. Also, lo authorize th council of said town to levy tax for the construction of nauls. At. Mr. W oodlonl, of tilt citieus of Washington couuly, against the new county ol Chester. A so. ol 20 tit hers. Upon the same subject. Mr. Walt, of 2.'i0 citizens of Losau nnd Uubvii conn ties, to incorporate tho Woit Liberty Central Railroad Company. Mr. Wade, ol urn. H. Hopkins mid (i,i oi tiers, it the incoqiomtitm of n milread company from Cleve land to Toledo, via Y remold, I'errystiurg and Aiaumee. AIo, ol John K. Hunt and 1H8 others, on (he same subiect. Also, tho resolution ol Ihe city council ol luiedo, on the subject of a subscription by the city lo the stock l Ihe MichiL'au Southern Itailroad Coiupauv Also, resoluiion ol saitl rtly council relative to an amendment to ihe charter ol said city. Also, tlm petition ot iheCler.t ol Henry county, rel alive lo certain reconl. Also, of B. Brown nnd 38 others of WihnI rminiy, i the subiect of a free turnpike from the Mi Cult hen villo to the Mutimco and Western He serve mad. Mr. Frnner, of 75 citizens of 1 uscarawn county, to repeal an act regulating miller license, am, Air. 1 uvior, irom ine uci a m nonius coumy, in re imrd to n-conlmu certain bonds, Also, of citieus of Pikecotinty, in relation to a sub- scriplion to the Sciolo and Hocking Valley Kailnmd. Mr. Kniin, ot tlm UlerK ot AHitanuia coning, live to certain record. Mr. Tavlor.of the Clork of Pike county. umiii ihe same sulnect. Mr. Holcomb.fnnn the Clerk ol Meigs couiiiy, upon the same subject. r. Koifers. the memorial ol t ie inn-eier oi io Iron Railroad Company, against n rhiiimo of tlm mule il llm Scioto and hocking Valley nauromi, u n relates to .Incksoti rounty. Mr Hid, ll.i o I lie O lerk o ( etlllun roillliy. Mr. Spelman. of A. Cnrev ami W citien of Summit oouiily, for the repeal of certain parts ol an act provi-dour for the rolb-ctiou of claims nu-ainst water crafts Mr. Gaston, of L14 citizen ol uueriiwy hit, hi amend llm charter of the Ohio Railroad company, so as to tlx the terminus nt Bridgeport, m neimout coun Iu Mr. Lipps. of S. R. MoM and 22 oiher. to incorpo rate the G. E. P. church, in St. Mry s, Augiaire co. u kr,,... .if. Wit mid Ml other ol Trumbull, Ashtabula couutv. I n penl tlm license laws, and pass such laws as shall suppress the snieoi nnieu. -Pom.. Mr. Lipps, of .1. Walkiipand 4Hotlmrsol Auglaivi rounty. for the Wapaukoimtta, p m ' Plank Roadcompnnv; al-o. of T. P. h.imlmilm, ..)..,,.. lb., nine of Dee it Cut. to Kossulll. Mr. Gill, of H. O. Sheldon nnd 41 "tlmrs of Rcrei I.. ;i,ni.iy.mlM llin nine. Bills read the thinl time and wiwl.-To erenle the county nl Fulton. Resolution relative to retaining H. A. Ellis lit tin Lunatic Asylum. To authorise the Commissioner ot Crawloid coun ty to subscribe tock iu railroad companies. To incorporate the Perrysburgh and Rome plnnl Upon the passnge of the foregoing bill, Mr. Long I moved that (he same be indefinitely postponed, upon which motion tho ayes and noes were ordered, ami re suited as follows: ayes 11, nays 48. The bill then pass etl. I'o regulate the fees of county survey rs in certuin To VftCate tlmt orl-l nf T..Iiffnnt's ndililirin In Smith Charleston, in Clr county, which lies East of the i-ImIi; i... i J ' To incorporate Kairhaven, in Preble county. 'I'o repeal so much of the act to Isy out a free turnpike iu Wood couutv, &c., as relates' to WoikI county. I'o incorporate ifeo Euplmmia and New C is'ine roud company, To incorporate the Preble County Mutual Fire In surntice Company. To confer upon county Commissioners certain now- era iu relation to free turnpike mails, and for oilier purposes. And the House took a recess. 3 o'clock, P. M. Bills tntroiluced on leave Hy Mr. Dodds, a bill to in- eorporate the Cincinnati, Lebanon and Xeniu railroad company. Mr. Given, to amend I ho law concerning divorces nnd nlimony. Mr, Wevur. to transfer the duties of Trustees of a school section in Richland township, Belmont couuty, to ihe county Auditor and county Treasurer. Rejtorts of Standing Committees by bill Mr. Watt, to incorporate the West Liberty Central RailroadCompany, Air. Ureal in. to renea lie act tn lav nut nod esiab- liidi a State road in Wood and Wyundott counties. Mr. Smith of Madison, a bill to incorporate the Ma ysville, West .It'lterson and Opossum Kim plank road company. Air. I'lismoy, to nutlmri.e the re ease ol certain turn pike bonds in Fnvette county, and for other purposes; also, to provide lor Ihe working of township muds iu Fayette county. Mr. Hammond a joint n4!ti(i rt.tntive to the im provement ot tlm Northern lakes, and a canal around llm K;nilt St. Marie. Mr. Hutchius. to authorize the Trustees of the town of Johnson, iu Trumbull county, to sell certain real estate. Mr. Krum, to repeal the second section of an net I herein named, us far as relates to Ashland county. Mr. Roedter, to amend the charter of Cincinnati. Mr. Lipps, to incorporate the Wnpaukoiietta, Deep- cut and Mo udo ii plank mail company. Air. w Hiteley, irom ttie Select Committee on Tom- rauce, a bill to suppress intemperance. Mr. Prude a from the Committee on Corporation, re ported back a bill to incorporate tlm 7th Presbylenun Church of Cincinnati, which was then passed. The remainder of the foregoing hills were severally read the first tune. Mr. Waite otlered for adoption a resolution lo re-iiiire tlm Commitieeou Schools to iiuiuire and rennrt by bill or otherwise, whether the act entitled an net for the better regulation of the public schools iu cities, towns, Su, oucht not to be so amended as to authorize one or more- school districts in any incorporated town or village to avail lh'iiielve of the provisions of saitl aci witliout the consent ol all tlm school districts in said town ; which was agreed to. Mr. Keller offered the following: Remlvetl, That a committee of three bo appended to vestibule and report lo the House the fuels touch in '' the ulledsred loss of the remonstrance of divers riti-zens of Fairfield county, uiiuiust the erection of ihe county of Elk, heretofore presented by Mr. Keller nnd laid on (he table : Which was agreed lo and Messrs. Keller. Hawkins. and Smith or .Madison, were appoint etl said commit Mr. Smith, of Madison, offered a resolution to rescind the 5!lth ami lilst standing rules of the House; which was disagreed to. Mr. Sheldon otlered a resolution providing for a con vention of Ihe two House in the hall of the House, tomorrow, to eh-ct certain Judges; which was agreed to ; nyes 114, mie20. Air. lireen oltered a resolution, providing tor the meet in t; of the House al 9 A. M., and 2 P. M. Mr. Waite moved lo amend by sjibstitutniL' !M nnd 24- Air. W hiteley moved to amcuil bv substituting 10 and 3. The resolution was laid ou the table; nyes 35, noes Mr. Long moved Intake up the special order Lost. A discussion took place upon points of on ler. in re lation lo special orders. On motion ol Mr. Hnlromb, the rule w as suspend etl, ami the bill living the terms of the court of common pleas in the 8lh circuit, was reuil the third time and pa Ssed. Tlm House took the special order, the Bank taxation Din. The bill and amendments wen then rem I, nud, on motion of Mr. Waite, were laid on the table, and made the special order lor 1 humlav, at 11 A. M. Mr. Ball of Mittkiiiimni, from the Committee of ioul'ereiice, having charge of the Convention bill, re- irt-d lties:itne back, recommend mi; tho liwMtiun ol first Wednesdny iu Mav as the time for the elec- n of delegates, and ihe third Monday iu May as the lay for the assembling of he convention, and thai the louse recede irom it other disagreement. Alter much discussion uud more confusion. Mr. Priiden moved that th" House adjourn. Lost. Mr. Pugh moved tn lay the lull on the table. Lost. Mr. Bobs moved that the Ibuiso adjourn. Lost; es 27, noes 40. Mr. Taylor moved that the House adiotirn. Out of r.b-r. The question being on a'p-eeintf to the recommenda tion of ihe committee to fix upon the tirst Wednesday May as tie- time lor tin election, tlm ayes and noes wem demanded, nud resulted as follows : ayes 37, noes to. So the recommendation wtwngretl to. Mr, Russell moved that the lluiiso adjourn. List. The other amendment in n-gai-d to ttie time for the convention was then agreed to without a division. 1 he other preposition ol the remittee were agreed And the Hons adjourned. Wcdnrsriiiy, lYIii-iiury iio, IN 30. IN SENATE. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Doolittle. Petition present!. My Mr. Olds, memorial of ihe dmtnissioners of Ros county, mi the subject of the ale of the Maysville and Zimesville turnpike mad. Air. rergiisou, i remouslrance ot no legal voters ol mix couutv, against the erection ol the new county Walhoiiding ; also, of John Adam nnd 214 oilier voters of Coshocton county, ngaiust the dismemberment of said county. Mr. Ecklev, ol W. R. Lloyd, Clerk of Court of Com mon Pleas ol Carroll county, for the passage of an act to aulliorie tue record ol bond ot executors, Arc. Mr. Conklin, ol the Clerk of the Court ot Common 'leas of Miami county, for the same object. ReitortMof Select Committees. Mr. Ctinniuirhaiii re- mirted back a petition for n law to authorize Supervi sors of towns to build foot bridges over streams und that ihe Supervisors alieady had that power. .vi r. uiioiim, n oui to tin uie me iowunip oi i msov the couuty of Hamilton, into two election preciiicls. Mr. Patterson rctortcd back House bill authorising e town of Newark to subscribe to ihe cnpilal stock ol ine ucuirni unio, or inner mil mad companies. The lull was read a third lime nud passed. Rrports of .Srtwiar Lommittres. Mr. Harlnn, trom e Judiciary Committee, h bill to incorporate the Ger man Lutheran Evangelical ion Church of Hamilton, The bill was ordered to be on grossed for a third read ing lo-morrow. A. so, u lull to iucoriorate the town o Ml. Carmel, ( let moot county; ordered to be enumss- at. Also, a bill to amend " ait act to extend Ihe pro isiousof the law for the limitation ol actions;" or- ilered to ho engrossed and read a third time to-mor row. Also, the tun amending the usury laws; n f to the Committee ou Finance. Also, a bill to amend the net incorporating the Pelmont and Spring Valley liirnpiko rrnwl com puny i ordered lo beeuiiros- etl. Also, against Ilie forming ot a new judicial dis trict in the northern part ol the Statu ; laid ou tin le. Mr. Viual, fmm the Slnmliiiit Committee on Corpo rations, tue Dill to incorporate certain towns therein named, with amendments. This bill includes the (own ol DoiiahUvtlle, Clark couuly, the town of Locking- ion, cuminy county, ve. The bill was ordered to be engrossed for a I lord rending to-moiTow. Mr W ilsoii, on leave, presented the petition ol c tain citizens lor tm amendment of the militia laws, so as to eneouiiiLM1 volunteer companies. Mr. Won estor, on leave, a nmiiioi ial ot h-'d Hunt of Huron county, pmviug for mi uun'iiduiciit of the law rel at ma lo the setilemeut of estates. Mr. Vmal, from the Coinmiltee on Corporation, re ported back a bill to incorporate cert lin plan'i am liirnpiko mads therein limned, with amendments About a dozen mails are included. Tlm amendments wore aur 1 to, and ihe hill sor back to llm House for concurrence. About forty bills were read a d lime, nnd con milted to the Committee of the VN Inde and made the onler of ihe diiV " for thi day.'' Mr. Payne from a select coinmiltee, on leave ported back the bill to incorporate the Western Sea man' Friend Society nf the city of Cleveland, mid re eonnnended its eu'.'riwsnmnl. Mr. Lawrence moved lo refer it to the co nlleo ou Corporation, on whii h he called for the yea and na . Not agreed to aye 4, noes 27. 'I'lm i pic turn tlu-u lurit- tl on the engross. nieiil of the loll. Mr. Lawrence called for th ami noes The tinest iui wan l arrn-tl ayes :I0. uoe none! The bill was onlered lobe read a third lime to-morrow. Mr. Dennison moved lhat iho rules be Mi-qiotui lhat the report of the committee of Conlereuce migli he taken Iniiu the table and acted upon. The repoit was read, and the uuestion was upon its adoption. Mr. Hendricks demanded n call of ihe Semite. Bar ker, Beaver, Byeis, Burn ami Johnson weie absent. Mr. Chase moved thai ihe report be l.od on the table for the present lost. Mr. Chase asked if llio Senator from Preble hod n right to vole both ways I Mr. Hendricks. I saw the emu of my ways, and as every si mer ought to, turned from them. LaU"lT iir. Conklin moved to take a recess. Mr. Whitman called tor Um Uy(.j, utt uoes. Senate retimed to take a recess. Mr. Lawrence demanded a cnll of the Senate. He wanted every man to vote on the question. Mr. Johnson having been found and brought iu, Mr. Whitman moved tbut Dm Seuatv take a receas agreed lo. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. No prayer this morning. Pelilwns presented and referred. By Mr. Colhurn, of 307 citizens of Perry county, in relation lo lim removal ot tho seat ol justice of natd coumy; nUo, of 8. Smith and S1G others, upon ihe same subject. Mr. Green, of K. Apple and 91 others,' of Montgomery couuly, to incorporate the Jacksonville, F.inners-viile d John Oldfiitlicrs-ville Turnpike Compuuy. Mr. Hawkins, from C. U. Walker and UJO others for a free turnpike from Cumdeti to Winchester. Mr. Hutchius, of Leicester King aud 121 others, tor the passage of a law relative to tolls on (he ( lliin mil read nt the Clerk's dek, und referred to Messrs. tiuichiiis, iioiistou, Sheldon, Gill, nud Bull of Muskin gum. Air. Keller, ol A. Foust and y others, for the election if Wm. Mt -Cliiny an associate itidae ot Kaiilield coun. ty ; also, of Hid others, of said county, to repeal a portion of the school laws. Mr. Loll s, iho reinonstraiico of T nwinun uml ion others, of Clurk couuly, against the Spriiigtield Hy--u ran lie Com puny. Mr, Will, on Ihe subject of temperance. Mr. Bogs, ot the Clerk o Knox couutv, in relation to certain toes. Mr. Pniton, upon tho subject of temperance. Mr. Whi ton, of U. Cowles aud 25 citizens of Loniin county, to extend the operation of certain laws in re lauon in nie companies to tho incoroni ated town in Lorain county. Mr. Roedter, the memorial of E. 8. Havnes nnd nth. on, to refund certain taxes. Mr. Waite, the petition of A. L. Backus and 41 oth-TS, to incorporate a mil road coliitmnv from Kiti,lbiv tn the Michigan und Indiuna line, by the way of Muu uei; uou i erryiuiurg. Bills read Uie third time. To incoroora-e the Kreiimnl Green Spring and Republic Plank Road Company. To authorize tlm commissioner of certain counties to subscribe to the caiiibil stock of certain railroad companies therein named. i pon the third reading of the above hill, Mr. Hutchius said that he did not arise to make a npecitic opposition to this bill more than others of the sumo churucier, too many ot which urn before the nonse. iiiero were a larye number ot bill ot this haracter before the House, not one of which, be would enluro to say, could pass the House alone, and he rosa for the purpose of entering hi protest ngainst this dishonest and contemptible svsteui of public ubindfr. which is destined iu its ellect to pmdtiee incalculable injury and distress to ihe people. There ore acts of incorporation providing for the creation of more than three millions of debt, an umouut of indebtedness which, created in this hasty manner, may in their con sequences bo destructive of public ami private pros peuiv. Mr. Hutchius said that if tho proposhion were mnde to subscribe, on llio part of the State, three milliom of dollars, to carry on the plauk roads and railroads of uie oiaie, every one would stand up to resist it; but we take this matter in homeopathic doses, and under the influence of our feelings of interest forget the enormity of the tolul result. Air. Houston said lhat ho had, in one or two iustnn es, voted under a fuisfippielmiisioii. He hud. while unacquainted with their provisions, voted lo give the niiytniti iuu iiiil ut mx. me nuuoriiy. neuiu uot ne-lieve iu the principle. Mr. 8 peb mi u uid that he had htstloubte in regard to the course we had been pursuing, and it-It it his duty to state his opinion to the House. Mr. I'rigu said that he had all along had his doubts of the constitutionality nf ilie pi-iueiplcs involved in the bill; hi muiu objection, however, to it, had been on the score of etpetiiuncy. He believed that the ro-suit would, in nil cases, be unfortunate. He had uot looked upon it as probable that any stand would be made against the passnge of law ui which so many were inti-rent'-il, and Im hud made no opposition to them iu fact bud voted for some of tle-m., ou the L'round of giving the people, the people iu general, what ihev itfk lor. However, if a stand could be not made ayaiiist them now, lie would aid to shut the door, provided enough could be found to lilru the key. Mr. Waite suid he would give his assistance. Mr. Pngh. And go against all of them T Mr. Waite. Yes, against all. Mr. Roedter expressed his opinion against the principle of allowing, in these cases, ihe majority to tax (he minority for the purpose of local improvements. Mr. Long saitl thai he had early taken grouud upon this subject, and he found other gentlemen, when they had got their own bills through, coming up to his as 4ut.-UiCk. Mr. Myers said thai he came le Te as the rcpreseuta live, aud not as the master of his constituents. They wanted at the hands of the Legislature certain servi ces lo be performed. It was not for ibis body to die line ui uie people wnal tliey siiuil nave, or to inform them ns hi what limy want. He believed that it was I he right of Ilie majority to govern, whether lhat government shall consist iu a-sumijii; the right to make muds, or do any other act calculated to beuetil tho public. Air. Myers denied that he had not lit nil cases gono for such principles as were iucontorated in his own bills, and declared hi intention stdt to do so. Mr. Franks said that he had ull the time cone against the bills iu question, and intended still to do so. Mr. Sprag up spoke iu Invor of (he democracy of the doctrine of allowing the majority to tax the minority. tlJiving so recently been tui ned out ot the Democratic puny, he held .lhat he ought still to have the tret I it uf remembering what the principles of the parly were. The debate was continued by Mr. Long, Frauks, Myers and oilier. Mr. Worlev said that he did not foresee in the consequence of the acts of incortoratiou now before the House, nny of those misfortunes which the gentleman from Tnimbtili had depicted. These roads are to be conslnicled by the people of their several vicinities, I their own capital, and lor thru own beuetil; and it i their credit that is involved in the couscuueiices. He did not understand how I'eulleineu should refuse to the people the exercise of rights so simple aud so ueueiuiai. Mr. Hawkins suid that he had no bill of the kind in uiestiou now before the LeL'inluture. His couutv. however, had such a charter, and they were and would be benefited. He believed that the people know what they want when ihey ask lor a thing ; and when the voice of iho majority asks for a thing of a local character, aud not contrary to the Constitution, it ought to be granted. We gain every thing lhat is desirable by taxation. It is by laxniinu that our public institutions have been constructed, and every thing valuable lias it-en acquired. Mr. Hawkins said that be wns a linn believer iu the light of the majority to govern, and he held that to refuse to ihem dm right lo goveiu, and lo confer that telit iiimu ihe inuioiity is anti-Democratic, anti-m publicnti, nud contrary lo Ihe intent nnd spirit of the Constitution- Mr. Hawkins said lhat ho was in favor of all im provements, of every kind they added to the wealth I Ihe State, opened new laud lor setilemeut, aud pro-idi'd for the tulure protqiei ily of general ions yet to route. Mr. Hawkins continued hi remarks at length. Mr. Hutchius saitl that when tin se bills Iirst made their appcurauce in (he House, he h;ul uot got his cour age screwed up to the place ol making a strong opposition. He had however, now, ou ctiiisideratioii of the subject, determined lo go against the whole batch. He was opposed to tin manner ol giviiik' o the major ity the power tn tax the minority, except for the legitimate and iiecessurv objects of government. .Mr. 1 1 n tt'li nit. read the provision ol the bill before be House, and showed ils ellect upon the comities nf- lected h it. Mr. Ilolconib moved that the bill be referred to a si dec I committee of throe, for the purpose of extending its provisions lo the county of Alliens, which was agreed to, and Messrs. Holcomh, Clark and Will were appointed said coinmiltee. And tlm House look a recess. Moppfiii; (lie Siiplic, The Opimsitimi seem to be sadly disturbed because they have tailed to carry out their factious and revolutionary scheme for slopping the supplies. In spile of ihe etldrt of the Bitler-ciidcrs to einliMras Pro-ident 'avlorby withhnldini: the money nec'sarv to be ex pended in the collection of the n n'tiim, the imod sense and pal riot ism of the majority have triumphed ; and ilie country is stved indu lurmer contusion and disgrace iu tho revenue th pertinent. The failure of its Invonle scheme ol starving tint Iho Administration hat disturbed oven the equanimity of the Union newspa per. That unliable mid honest journal cannot concent r restrain its indp'iiulion at this uiu xivccted result. It would have been pleased with further opportunities to huckle over inrecd removals, and luriiier temporary curtrdlmenl of salaries bxed b law. This was tine -qiort while it lasted but tie-re is nu end of it. In relieving ilself of ihe venom r:. gendered by this dis ippointuieiil, ihe I'num has hillrn upon the Republic uewnpaper with moie than its wonted ferocity. It charges us with nil manner of abuse and vituperation, became we lone cxjioscd nnd denounced the factious combination which atleinpled to stop the supplies. Congress, ui bo'h branches.. Ins adopted our view of the case, and has defeated ihe plot ol the Bilier-Enders. Wo are bui. lined by ihe limd judgment of the representatives of the People ami ol ihe State. Mr. Meredith is sustained by ihi judgment ; nud thi judgment will be sustained hy the people. The t mon therefore iiniHt hill i's point of attack, nnd level its ileuuncia Hons n::aiu"i llm majorities in Louvres' , Who Have seen lit o administer a severe ami welUb served rebuke to ihe spirit of liitter-emlisui Republic. V The mini who built the overslaugh, lectures in Troy on Tuesihtv. Subject" The quantity of Cream in the Milky-Way."