THE TELEGRAPH IS PUBLISHED EVERY DAY, (SUNDAYS ffiarriDd BY GEORGE BERGNER & CO. 781t1{9. - sums Ficsamornost. The DAILY TNIAGRAPn IP served to BebeCriberEl In the ttnrough at eq cents per week. Yearly subscribers A 111 be Charged $4.00. WeIRLY AND SeXt-WIZELT TEJOILAPB. The Tamura leftist) published twice a week during in gCBSIOU or the Legislature and weekly during the re mainder of the year, and furn i shed to subscribers at the 'olloWillg rdieS, via: Single Subscribers per year 11 2.00 Subscribers per Seven 44 16.00 Ten TM LAW OP PfeWSPAPIRS. t eubeeribertt order the discontinuance of their news ppers, the publisher may continuo to send them WWI arrearagea are paid. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their novll4- ; I E III from the office to which they are directed, they are Fespotwlble until they hav - settled the Una and ordered them discontinued Pennsylvania Legislature. ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Tessuvr, February 26, 1861 The House was called to order at 10 o'clock, A. M., by the SPEAKER, and opened with prayer by Rev. Mr. MARTZ. The Clerk read the Journal of yesterday. The Clerk of the Senate being introduced presented an extract from the Journal of the Senate, which was read as follows : "Medved, That, if the House of Representa tives concur, the Clerks of the Senate and House be directed to prepare and have printed for the use of the Legislature twenty thousand copies of the proceedings of the celebration of Washington's birthday at Harrisburg, and Washington's Farewell Address, the addresses to and replies of President Lincoln, and the or ders of the day." The resolution was twice read and adopted. Mr. COLLINS moved that the House recon sider the vote on the resolution providing for the printing of 16,000 copies of Washington's Farewell Address, the Oration of Mr. Palmer, and addresses of the President elect and of Messrs. Palmer and Davis , passed by the House yesterday. . The motion was agreed to; and the question recurring on the resolution. Mr. SELTZER moved tnat the further consi deration of the same be posponed indefinitely. The motion was agreed to. THE COMMONWIALTR INSURANCE COMPANY Or MAR- =I Mr. BALL moved to reconsider the vote on the final passage of Senate Bill No. 1101, enti tled 'a supplement to the Act incorporating the Commonwealth Insurance Company of Harris- 1 Mr. COWAN. I would like to hear some reason for this. Mr. BALL. This bill came in from the Sen ate yesterday, and, being on the Speaker's i table, was immediately taken up and passed. It was a manuscript bill, which had not been re ferred to the Judiciary Committee, as it should have been. I just entered the hall as it was under consideration ; and of course I knew nothing about it. I must say I know very lit tle about it now; but accident and the kind ness of a friend have pointed out to me the fact that the bill does, it is to be feared, prejudice the interests of the constituents represented by my honored colleague (Mr. Tramsa) and my self ; and the inquiry to ascertain whether this were the fact has discovered to me the other fact that, as I fear, it prejudices the interests of the constituents of all the members upon this floor, if in their counties, (as I have no doubt there are in the majority of them,) there be agents of this insurance company. In order to ascertain this fact and to prevent harm being dune to my oxistituents, or to any other elti -7015 of this Commonwealth, I have thought it proper to move a reconsideration of this ques tion, so that we may have time to examine the hill. If it prove all right, I will withdraw my objections; but I desire to have the bill brought back to the possession of the House and referred to the Judiciary Committee for examination. The motion of Mr. BALL to reconsider, was agreed to. Mr. BALL submitted tho following resolu tion, whioh was twice read and adopted : Resolved, if the Senate concur, That the Gover nor be requested to return Senate bill No 1101 relative to the Commonwealth Insurance com pany of Harrisburg. Mr. BALL. I thank the Chair and this House for the courtesy just now extended to me in the consideration of this question. THE PRIVATE CALENDAR Agreebly to order, The House proceeded to consider bills on the private calendar, when the following were pull er(' and laid aside for second reading. No. 290. A supplement to an Act to estab lish high and low water lines in Monongahela, Allegheny and Ohio rivers, in the vicinity of Pittsburg. Sen. 158. Supplement to the Act to incor porate the Marietta and Mount Joy turnpike road company, approved the 2d day of April, 1860. No. 292. An Act to incorporate the Masa tawney cemetery company, in the county of Berks. No. 283. An Act to incorporate the Sonora improvement company. Mr. ABBOTT moved to amend by adding to the end of the second section, "to have and use a common seal, the same to alter and amend at pleasure." • The amendment was agreed to. No. 297. An Act to . incorporate the Olney li brary company. No. 298. An Act to establish a public ferry on the Allegheny river, at the village of Th:11- out, in the county of Warren. No. 299. An Act to incorporate the Rescue hook and ladder company of the twenty-third ward, in the city of Philadelphia. No. 800. An Act to establish a boundary line between "Westmoreland and Fayette counties, lying between the Youghiogheny and Monon gahela rivers. No. 808. An Act to incorporate the Towanda coal and iron company. No. 99. An Act regulating the fees of justi ces and constables of Cumberland county. No. 121. An Act to change the place of hold ing the elections in Perry township, Snyder county. No. 128. An Act to change the place of resi dence of Cyrus J. Andercon. sen. 145. An Act authorizing the executor of the will of Jacob M. Root to sell certain real es tate. Sen. 112. A further supplement to an Act to incorporate the city of Philadelphia. Sen. 204. An Act relative to certain military companies in the Washington county brigade. No. 827. Joint resolution to adjourn the Le gislature on the first of March, and for an ad journed session, to commence on the 12th of March, 1861. Sen. 19. An Act to incorporate the Penn gas coal company. No. 835. A supplement to an Act entitled "an Act to incorporate the Blg Black Creek im provement company," approved April 12, A. D. 1855. No. 837. Supplement to the Act of incorpo ration of the Harris free cemetery, approved February 16, 1857. No. 838. An Act providing for the election of tax collectors in the county of Cumberland. No. 889. An Act to change the venue In a certain case from Delaware county to Chester county. No. 841. An Act relating to dog tax hi the township of Thornbury, Delaware coon No. 848. An Act to establish the . holding elections in the township of 19. in Greene county. The following bills, objected off the calendar . , . • ... ... -. 1:11 ,A, thl, ;;,,...... eisaw , ,, ... - . ~40VIW 4,4 ~i . /...0. , ...... tit . a ut ,,,,--,-„,,--.:_:,-„,;;;.•,-, ,i . r t , , . a ,H, _ I) ',. ........:.___•, . _._ ..__ ~,..„.,...„,„ ~:„„.,,_:_,, -,..-:- _ ....../ VOL. XIV. last Tuesday, were read and disposed of as stated. . . No. 215. A further supplement to an Act to incorporate the Cumberland Valley Railroad company. Laid aside for second reading. No. 216. An Act to provide- for fencing the Northern Central railway, and for the better protection of property in the county of Dau phin. Laid aside for second reading. No. 220. An Act extending the limits of the bOrough of Orwigsburg, in the county of Schuyl kill. Laid aside for second reading. No. 221. An Act revising the chart4r of the municipal corporation of the city pf Reading. Mr. SMITH, (Berke;) moved to amend by striking out the second section, and substitu ting the following : "That the said city shall be divided into wards as follows, to wit —First ward, that part thereof now constituting Spruce ward ; Second ward, that part thereof now constituting the South-west ward ; Third ward, that part there of now constituting the South-west ward ; Fourth ward, that part thereof now constituting North-east ward ; Fifth ward, that part there of now constituting North-west ward ; and wherever a street, road or railroad is the di viding line, the centre thereof shall be the line ; and that all elections in said city of Reading shall be held on the respective days fixed by law, between the hours of eight o'clock A. M. and seven o'clock P. M., in the several ward; • and places now fixed by law. The amendment was agreed to. Mr. SMITH (Barks) also moved to amend by striking out the third. section. Agreed to. Mr. SMTI H (Berke) offered the following amendment to the seventh section : "Strike out the word 'city' in the tenth line, and insert, after the word 'clerk' in the same line, 'of the select council.' " Agreed to. Mr. RHOADS moved to amend the ninth section by striking out all after the word "wards" in the 17th line. Agreed to. Mr. RHOADS moved to amend the tenth seo tion by striking out all except the proviso, and inserting in lieu thereof the following:— Ssc. 10. That the Select Council shall consist of one member from each ward, who shall have the same qualifications as are required by the Constitution of the Commonwealth for mem bers of the Senate. The present members shall continue in office for the wards in which they reside until the expiration of their respective, terms, unless sooner vacated, and the qualified voters of each ward in which the terms of members shall expire, shall annually elect, on the third Friday in March, one member qualified as aforesaid, to serve for three years from the Tuesday succeeding the respec tive city elections. The Common Council shall consist of one member for every three hundred taxable inhabitants of each ward, and one member for every fraction of three hundred taxable inhabitants exceeding in number two hundred, who shall have the same qualifica tions as are required by the Constitution of this Commonwealth for members of the House of Representatives, and shall be elected by the qualified voters of each ward for the term of one year from the Tuesday succeeding the re spective city elections ; and the Common Coun cil shall have power to matte the number of Common Councilmen to be chosen from each ward from time to time, being governed in the discharge of that duty by the ratio of represent ation as prescribed aforesaid, and the number of taxable inhabitants of each ward shall be determined from the returns of the Assessors for city purposes in the preceding year." Mr. SMlTH ;d ißerks,) moved to amend by striking out after the word "city" in the 18th line of the 11th sectlon,to the word"and" in the same line. Agreed to. Mr. SMITH, (Barks,) moved to amend the 14th section by adding the following : "And on the final passage of a bill or resolu tion the vote shall be taken by yeas and nays." Agreed to. Mr. BOYER moved to amend the 19th sec tion by striking out the word "city" in the 7th line and inserting after the word "clerk," in the same line, "of the Select Council." Agreed to. Also, to amend by striking out in the 10th line of the same section, the words, "in the office of the city clerk," and inserting "by the Clerk of Select Council." Agreed to. Mr. BOYER moved to amend by striking out the whole of the 20th section and inserting the following : "That it shall not be necessary for any order or resolution of either branch, or to which the concurrence of both branches of the Councils may be necessary, to be presented to the Mayor for his approval , but the same shall be bind ing for all purposes. The Councils may tran sact business by an order or resolution ; and any such order or resolution shall be filed in the ar chives of said city, and shall be evident* of the process therein contained." Agreed to. Mr. BOYER moved to amend the twenty first section, by striking out the word "five" in the sixth line, and inserting the / word "four." Agreed to. Mr. BOYERmoved to amend the twenty-think section, by inserting after the word°required," in the twelfth line, the following "The councils shall fix the number of police officers, constables and watchmen; and theMaior shall nominate,end by and with the advice and consent of,-the Select Connell, appoint the said police officers, constables and watchmen, and at his pleasure dismiss all or any of them, and in like manner all vacancies shall be filled." The amendment was agreed to. Air. SMITH, (Berks,) moved to amend the twenty-fifth section briusertin the word "and" after the word "second," in the second line ; also, to strike out the words "fourth and fifth," and "sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth," ih the third and fourth lines, and insert. the words "fourth and fifth." The amendment was agreed to. Mr. SMITH, (Berks,) moved to amend the twenty-eighth section by striking out, in the twenty-sixth line, the wcißva "and the_ city clerk." The amendment was agreed to. Mr. SMITH, (Berks,) moved to amend the twenty-ninth section by striking out the word "city," in the fifteenth line ; also, to insert af ter the word "clerk," in the fifteenth line, the words "of the Select Council." The amendment was agreed to. Mr. BOYER moved to ame nd titur t thirAY second section by striking out the Worls "Ow clerk," in the third Ike; also, by slaikti* oht from the word "pro Petty," in the fourth , I*, to the word it/x*4j' in the fifth The amendment *ea agreed io Mr. 1301361 titoSed to mend the thirty "INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS-NEUTRAL IN NONE•". HARRISBURG, PA., FRID,A.Y AFTERNOON, MARCH 1, LSO. third section, by striking out, in the first line, the words "directed by the city councils." The amendment was agreed to. Mr. BOYER moved to amend the thirty fifth section by striking out the word "city, ' in the fourteenth line, and inserting, after the word "clerk," in the same line, the words "of the select council ;" also, to strike out, in the seventeenth line, the word "city," and insert the Words "the clerk of the select council." The amendment was agreed to. Mr, AIaPAIYS moved to amend by striking 014-the thirty-sixth section. The amendment was agreed to. . Dft.I.IIAOADS moved to izaita the seventh; tiction by striking out, fit- the in& line,..the *cid `city; lao to lased, aftei t word Liclerk,'.' tho , WIAN 4 tethd. select Cana ~ cil -" also I to strike out, after the word "cen- I turn," in the twelfth line, to the word "and," in the thirteenth line. The amendment was agreed to. Mr. RHOADS moved to amend the forty third section by striking, out the word "pre sent" in the first line r add inserting - after the word "Reading" the - words - "within ninety days after the passage of this Act . ,- • The aniendnient was ta. Mt. 11110.11DS'rnOveff to &nand the fifty-third section, by inserting after the 'word' "time," where it occurs the second time 'in the tenth line, the words "by joint hisolution." The amendment was agreed to. Mr. SMITH (Berks) moved to'enaend the fif tx-fourth section by inserting ui 'the twelfth 'me, after the word "graded,' the Words '"nor the West Reading Railroad." The amendment was agreed to. Mr. SMITH (I3erks) moved to amend' the fifty-fifth section by striking out from the*ord "Reading," in the thirteenth line; to the word "shall ;" also, in the fourteenth line, to strike out the word "one" and insert "tiro." The amendment Was agreed to. Mr. BOYRR moved to amend 'the 56th see- tion by striking out in - the" second line' the words "by the qualified voter" of the city." The amendment was agreed to. Mr. SMITH (Berks) moved to amend the 60th section by striking out the lai3t proviso. The amendment was'agfeed.to. Mr. BOTER, offered the followitig as a new section : Szniox 81. The several wards. of the .city of Reading shall be divided into -precinctalor election purposes, as follows, to wit :•• -' I The first ward shall be divided into two p* cincts; the first precinct to consist of that part' of said ward lying west of Fifth , street; second precinct to consist of that part of said ward lying east of. Fifth street. • - ;., The second ward, shall. be divided into ;two precincts; the first precinct shall consistedfliiat part of said ward lying west of Ninth street and north of South street ; the seeonii - prepirict , shall consist of that part of said ward lyibifea4 of Ninth street andsouth of South4street; ( The third ward aball be divided into ",- • predncts; the first precinct to consist r6fothitt part of said ward lying west of (Third &Viet, and.the second precinct shall consist , -of that. part of said ward lying east of Thirdetreet: • The fourth ward shall be dividedlinto three precincts, as follows : •Therfret--precinct to consist of thatiptat of. 'geld ward lying Sotitfa of Walnut street andvest of Ninth street ; the second precinct to consist of that part of said, ward east of Ninth, street and south of Elm street,; the third precinct : to consist •of the re mainder of said ward. . :. ~ • The :Fifth ward shall be divided into,two precincte, as follows : The first precinct to consist of that part of said ward lying west of Third street and the Centro turnpike.; the , second wecinct to consist of that part of .said ward =lying east of Third street and the Centre . turnpike. The elections in the several pre cincts shall be held at the, following places : First ward, first precinct, at the public house of Frank Goodinat'; Second* precinct, at the public house of Willient. Henry. Second ward, ' first precinct, at , the public , hewn of William Rapp ; second precinct, at the public. house J. L. Moyer. Third ward, first: precinct, at the public house of C. D. Geiger.; second preciinct, at the public hoyskof Daniel Housum. Fourth ward, first , precinct, at-the house of Samuel B. Gran). ; sei:xmci precinct, at the Iloilo of Jacob Schneider ; third' preeinet, atthe house of: Hem Bickley. Fifth wind, first precinct, at the house of Hiram Selma-rely ; 'second ' roe cbict, at the public house of Jacob Misilder. ; Mr. RHOADS offered •thalol/owing as an amendment, tothe amendment.:.. , . • ~ ''The Fourth-Windliliall bedivided into two election -precincts I , the first'precinct to com • prise all that put of said word lying south' of Walnut _Street. The seeceid precinct( to (torri c . , Prise all, hat. sort of said ward lying north Of Walnut Street." - ( . . . • - The amendment to the amendment Was not agreed to ; and the amendiiittit 'rise not agreed to. . The bill was then laid aside for a second readhig. Nci. 266. An Act relative to sales by auction, in the county of Northampton. ~ . .. 77. A ant ,t4; an--Aoty , en- Di 5.1.41611 titl tan Act ere pi ts of Clinton, Elk, iii'4ean and Potter counties Itifdri new county, to bet called Cameron, approved the 29th day of larch; A. D. •18811 , • ' • .. ' Mr. GORDON moved to amend .the last see tion by adding thefolloWing proviso r '--- • - Presided, That the provisions of this Act shall pot he construed to apply to any default of the said Commissioners heretofore commit ted, but only to such as shall hereafter occur. • The amendmbnt was agreed - to ; and the bill was laid aside for a second reading. Mr: MIMI withdrew his objection to Ho* bill No. 826, entitled "a farther supple ment' to the Act to incorporate the West Phila delpida. Passenger Railroad company.' The brapassed, and was laid aside for second reading. No. 270. An-Act to pay for auditing the ac counts of John M. Coleman, County Treasmer of the city of Philadelphia, for the yeass 1864 and 1856. . _ Lila aside for second reading. No. 283. An Act relating to , the. Allegheny Perrysville Turnpike t ßoad coinpanY. Disagreed to. • _ The following bills were objected off the Wender : By Mr. M'DONOUGH, No. 295. A further supplement to an Act, 'entitled "Am- Act to in cmporate the city of-Philadelphia," passed Feb ruary 2, 1854. . . By Mr. ARMSTRONG, No. 801. An Actfor the erection of a - boom, in -this 41P11.111311 . 1M1S river, at or near the borcatch';ce Riney Shore, Ly.-i , o .140=#. ; • ' 1 ' • .e B -Mr. DUNLAP, Sen. 14 A finther sap to=itito an Act to inocrilb*, Mmi:city"o = ,y2fiL An Act io (6;1431 Wilk of Dublin and Springfield townships, in nn,xa OBJAIGTED OFT THR I=INDAS Huntingdon county, to the comity of 'Fulton. By Mr. BOYER, lqo. 318. An Act to incor porate the Delaware and Schuylkill Passenger Railway CoMpany. , - By Mr. RIDGWAY, N0:319. kiact to in . corporate the Bethlehem rail and reining company. • ' By Mr., SIIiLTZKEt, N 9. 826. A further sup plement to the Act to incorporate the West Philidelpilla Passenger railviay company. *fir. HOE No. 822. An Act to' eei maize the fee bill of the Prothonotaries, ex -lo:opting the counties of Allegheny, Lancaster and the city of Philadelphia. By Err. RIDGWAY, No. 'B3B. An Act to pro hibit the importation of fish into the city of Philadelphia and - ports adjacent, at improper 1 serums. By Mr. HOOD, Sen. 178. An Act relative to the administration of justice in Lancaster county.: • By Mr. COLLINS, Sen. 81. An Act to erect the borough of Georgetown, in the county of Beaver, into a separate election district. Mr.' BYRNE; on leave „given, an Act relative to road laws in M son township, Lumme county, and extending the same to Abington township, in said county. Mr. HILLMAN moved to suspend the rules, and proceed to consider the'bilL The motion was agreed to; and the bill was taken up and Passed finally. Mr. 114CH' moved that House bill. No. 358, an Act relative to the' claim of Burke & Gon dor, be laid aside and prepared for a-second reading. The motion was agreed to. NECOND READING OP BILLS ON TIES PRIVATE CAL- Ent! On 'motion of fir. SHEPPARD, the House proceededlci thesebond reading and considera tion of hills on the private :calendar, when the following were disposed Of ail stated : a . nd A lO s iv l9? lrr e l4 3" : in a lte d lifo tc' no " ng ta h b- hsh high e- Is, Allegheny and Ohio rivers, in the vicinity, of Pittsburgh Mr. DOUGT , ASS moved to amend the first section by inserting, Filer ,the word "county,", in the twenty-seventhline, the 'following : " That the Con:unlisioners of the county of Allegheny shall • not drati any order or warrant on the treasury, or payout any money, after the fatt day of April, A. D., 1861, r cii4r "MY eX lietite. tinder lie tprovisions of the Act entitled 'an Act to establish high and low water' lines ; in said.county,' approved the 16th day of April, 1858." - . The an:midi:tent was agreed to ; and The bill, as amended, . Pawed ' 5en,.156. Supplement to the Act to ,incorpo rate the Marietta and Mount Joy.. Turnpilze road coruptuiy, approved the 2d day of PastfedlirtaliY. t 9 892. An Act to intiorisorate ncy cemetery company ill the county of Berke. Poised 'finally: I' 295.- Ari Act to incorporate the Sonora improvement company. Mr. poLvals moved tokmend by adding the following proviso : 'qhat the said company shall pay into the State Treasury; for the use of the Cs:iron:ton :wealth, a bonus or tax of one half of one per per oentum on its capital stock." Pending the consideration of the bill the House ' 'AFTERNOON SESSION... • The House reassembled at 2 &clock p. m award or A..COMMITTEIi. Mr, GORDON, on leave , given, (from the Committee on. he Judichum general;) reportei, as ooinmitted, Senate 14)1 No. 169, entitled "an Act to'ertend the provisions of the general man ufacturing law lof this Commonwealth to the manafacture of bashes.':' The House resumed the second reading and consideration of bills on the Private Wender, when the following were disposed of as stated. An Act to incorporate the Sonora improve ment company. Mr. COTUNS moved io amend by adding, the following ProViso Prinided, Thatthesaideomptuly shall pay into IhcStitte Treasury, for the use•of the Common wbilth, a bonus or tax .of one-half of one per centina on its capital stock. On the amendinent, , • The yeas and nays were required by Mr. ACKER and Mr. ANDERSON, were as follows, • Tx.La.—Tifessrs. Acker, Alexander, Ander son, Barnsley, Mel, IMAM', Braliphird, 8 1 4 9 , Brewster ' Burns, Butler, (Crawford,,)) I Brie, Caldwell, Craig, Dismant, Divine, Don , ley, Douglass, Duncan, Elliott, Frazier, ' Goeh rhg Graham, Rapper,Harvey, Hayes,_ Hillman, Halm, Irvin; Eline, Koch, _ Ober, ;Rhoads, • Robinson, Roller; Schrock, Shafer, faith, I(Berki,) Smith, (Philadel phia,) Stoneback, Taylor, 'Thomas, Tracy, Wal ker, White, Vde9 and Wilson-4k. • Ners:--litessre. Abbott, Bartholohiew, Cope; dowm/4:Duffield, Dinilap, Ellenberger, Gortion„ Hofms,.. Lowther, Manifold, -Idarshalli :Ittoore,4 Osterhout, Preston,,, Randall, Reiff, .11idgway,t Seltzer end - Davis; Speaker-20. So the question was determined in the af "Srmative:' The bill as amended then passed finally. . No. 297. An Act to incorporate the Olney li brary eompany. Parsed finally. No. 298. An Act to establish a public ferry on the. Alleghen y, river,‘at the village pf Tidi onte, in county of Warren. • Passed No. 299: -An•Act to incorporate the - Rescue hook and adder v c.inapttr . Y . of the Tltisity-third passed finally. • No. 800: An Act to establish a boundexylhre between Westthorelarid and Fayette countieri, lying between the Youghiogheny and Monon gahela rivers. Passefi.finally, . No. 803. An Act to incoxporattj the Towanda coal andiron companY. - • Passed finally. No. 99. An Act regulating the fees of justices and constables of Cumberland.county, Mr. ?MARSHALL moved to amend by making the provisions- of the bill also applicable to' Allegheny; county. • ' The amendment vas agreed to ; and the bill then Passed finally. -Igo. 121 iin'Act to change the place of hohruw.the elections in Parry township, Snyder county. flaied finally. • An Act to eluinge'the place of re sidinace; of 10Yrt . sigt Andersori. • ' • fili. - `9olREFONGunowedtto postpone thelar: the"° l3B Cder a ' l ltigk of thet. o 4 l !OF e-pregent ~ Ott the niOtion, The yeas and nays were required by Mr. 'SPUMY and Mr. THOMAS, and were as fol lOw, vie: Yses.—Messis. Acker, Bisel, Butler, (Craw ford) Clark, Cowan, Dismant, Diiins, Donley, Donghuss, Fraider Ckielning, Harvey, Heck, IP,Hillman, Hahn, Lawrence, M'Donough, Manifold*, Moore, Motristm, Mullin, " Preiton; Rhoads, Sheppard,; Smith, (Berke) Smith, (Phil adelphia,) Stamm, Stonebacki Teller, Thomas and. ' • • Nave—Messrs. Abbott, Alexander, Andenion, tin, Bartholomew, Bixler, Bliss, Bressler, Hrewstei, '(Carlon) Byrne,' Caldt wcll Cope, !Craig,, Duffield, Duncan, Durdep, Ellenber,ger, . Gordon, Graham * Itapper,Hayes,Hood; Hollet; sline, Kocli,Low ther.,Marshall;OberiOsterhout,Patterson,Pierce, Pbghe, Randall, Rielf,, Reily, Ridgway, Robin- On, Roller, Shafer,'Tracy, Walker, • hite and Wilson.--48.• iSo the question was determined in the nega The bill was read. • Mr. WILDEY moved.to amend .the title by striking out after the:.3wird... change, in the tile, and'insert - the *hi& "the boundary lines oti Allegheny and Butler eonnties." The amendment was not agreed to, and the bill passed to third' reading. On suspending the rules, ?The- yeas and- nays were, required by. Mr. NiLD'EY and Mr."HDHE and were as follows, • • sees—Messrs. Abbott, 'Alexander, Anderson; Artrs4 - 4 1 1St'in,_,,, t . Bartholomew, Bluer, B chard, Blias,Bresalgri.: Brewster, Butler, (Carbon,) Byrne , Cal4Wo l . OWL,CoPe• Craig, Dirrins, Didfield, Duncan„ Dunlap, Ellenberger, Elliott, Oilskin, Gordon, Graham, Happen.; HazireY, HiYes, 14111411, Hood„Holins, Nline, Z4sh, loather, • Manifold,. Maraball, JObert 011terhOUt; • Patten= . ' Peirce, , Pughe, •Iteiff, Reify,' Ridgway,- nObinson,Roller, Shafer, : 84ith, (Barks,) Tailor, Teller, Tra cy , Whte Wilson-454; . • . /Terse =Messrs. Acker, Bisel, Butler, (Craw ford,) Dismant, Donley,Douglas,'Frasier,Vbeh rblg„,.ll.ols.;.Hill, Huhn,X..,awnmee,M`DOncingh, Wore, Morrison,Mullin,' .Prestan, Randall;. Rhmds, ' Smith (Philadelphia,) Stonebsdk, 114oingis an& Wildey-23: , the question was determined in the affirm ative. Th e bill a. 784 read thud time, and on the question . "o.l,the Anne pass ?" . - The yeas and naYs . were required by Mr. WILDEY and Mr. Thome, and were as fol-: lo Ws, viz. i i ',. yris--Messrs. Abbott, .r.,Alexander, Ander , WA, AUBtin . BOld_ . qtk244olßreinter, Butler, l l ' (C bon,) Itirriee 011 4 4 1134,:R1ark, Cope, Cow;- 1 ar 40 1 14, Dl' porn 3, ld, . -Duncan, Dunlap,' Ellenberger, -:, ..A".)earkini Gordon,. Gra. , 3 4,0Per, 1 , e#3,..Efiltman, Hood, Hofitis;, q f ,n ; e, - pen, I. l owther, :Claterhoixt, Peirce,' ' 316 „„ i . , way, *WPOPMBuIIer, Shafer, Bmith,* , -2 • 143 # 2 , ls-Per4/.: Igr illlo,Wl4*-42: T, : —•-• 7 - 11 / 0 0 etersl /44M. BstssleY,Burrs4 But:- let-4 (CraWfc4) ,Ponley, Douglass, . Frazier, Giibring,Hil,l,.llulm,,,lnwrence ..M.Wdnough, Msikikad t Morriaon . Mullin; Preston; Ran.' doll, Moeda, *hrocii., llheppardi Smith, pink delphia,), lltonalnek, Teller,- Thomas and Wil deyi--2. . • . , „ „ . .. ;So the question was determined in the affirm-: I :stave- Sen. 145. An Act authorizing the executor of the will of Jacob M. Boot to sell certain real estate. • Passed finally. Sim 112. A further supplement town Act to incorporate the city of Philadelphia. Paised finally. Sen. 264. An Act relative to certain military companies in the Washington county brigade. Passed No. g3s_ A further supplement to the Act to incorporate the West ,Philadelphia Passenger Railway comikany. . yofF„ed .finagh• N. 827. "Joint ie.solution to adjourn the Le gislatuie on the first of March, and for an ad jonnied session, to commence on the 12th of litirdh, .1861. - Mr. . ACKIKii moved to postpone the further consideration of . the jointresolution until next Mr. Er.ra - orxM r s. yed to amend by postpon ing the resolution. ,indefinitely. On the amendMent s , . Adjourned. . . The yeas and nays were requiredby Mr, ELLI OTT and ]ffr. GORDON,. and were as follows, rau.—lffesars. Abboit,,,, ' Acker , Alexander Anderson, ArinekrollS, Anokin, Barnsley, Bar! tholoinew, Bisel, PhiagglaXdi Bliss, -Burns, But (Crawford,) Byrne, Caldwell, Clark, Cope ; Cowan, Craig, Dismaut, Donley; Don- glass, .Dunean;; Ipenliscger; Elliott, - Frasier, Goehruig, Gordon, Graham, Happer, Harvey, Hayes, ' Hick, Hill, Hillman, Hood; Irvin, Kline Koch; Lawrence, • LowtheriM'JDonoUgh, Manifold, Milrillqic *nrriSen , 14Irkllin • Ober, OsterhOnt, t retree, Bkoad4itidgway,, -Rob iaernii Roller, 40 1 wk.Silacer, Sheppard ? , Sthith, (Berks,) Smith,, (Pkdladelphia 3 ) Stoneback, Tay lor Teller, Tracy, White, • W.ildey and Davis, Spickar-66. • . , 13 'ye. Masers : Biiler , ...Butler; ICarborii) .Roßus, Preston, 'Reny, Thomas an d , So the: question was determined in the affirm- gen. 19. An Act to incorporate the Penn gas coat 'company. .Passed No. 335. A supplement to an Act, entitled "an Act, ,to incorporate the Big Black creek imrrtotement company," approved April 12, 4. DI 1855.„ , • • - Palmed Easily. No. 357. Supplement to the Act of incorpora tion of the , F,{arris free cemetery, approved Feb nury 16, 1557. . , ,• - D r Palmed:finally. • No. 338. An Act providing for the election of tax collectors in the minty . of Cumberland: itomed_fmarly , No. 339. 'An Act to change the venue in a= certain case from Delaware county to Cheater county. Passed finally. • No 841, An Act relatm* gto dog tax In the' .township,of.Thornbury, Delaware' County. Passed finally.:• - No. 348, An Act to establish the place of holding elections in the township of Springfield, in Greene county Passed finally _ No. 353; An !Act rebttive ° to the.claim of Burke i an&Gondor. - •, 1/1414,1WAX:moved to postpone ;the far ther consideration of the bill for the pritekt, l'irf;ArAllainoireito.amend by poitponiog thaiiill,indisfuiitely. = - a. • • • •. The anuittdmantivas-agreed:44o:. •-•' • • ; darther , awsPlementito •anAtt to incOrponite Alkeetsmberprsdiey iconiesiny .1.4.4 I odi k 4.1 • • • • ,t, „Afx : ,,.AMBIEq moved to postpone the further consideration of the bill for the present. ttain tit* flu. Having procured Steam Power Patties; we are prepared to execute JOB and BOOK PRINTING of every description, cheaper that it can bcdoati at any Other ea tablishmentin the country RATER OF AUVERTISING. WFour lines or leis constitute one•balf !KIWI tilt tires or more then lour constitute a square, Half 41 quare. one day one week one month, „ o three montt;; „, . • , t six months one y- r ........ i One Fonare one day .., i 4 4 one week......... .............. 200 1 IS one month .3 00 it 4 three m0ntha......... ......... . 600 e six months__ .800 I o one year 10 00 , ,garßastneas notices Inserted in the Least whams, I r lie°, re ittuTiorpt and Nea th o, MS CENTS PER LE , 2 or each Insertion. _irirlifarrlagee and Dootha to be charged u regular allsortlsereenna..:, , ..' :. -+- • - .__ _ . . NO. 49. Mr. MARSHALL moved to amend by post poning the bill to this day three weeks. I The amendment was disagreed to. The question recurring on the motion of Mr. - I — itir7RlLL moved to amend by postponing the bill indefinitely. icmcOn the' amendment, ' The yeas and nays were required by litr. , $, Philadelphia , and Mr. BYRNE, atit:l l re as follow, viz 1 Yhas-*--'Mesos. Abbott, Anderson, Armatrtnigp A • , Ball, .Bartholomew,.Boyer, Breardea, , orci,) Butler , ' Dinnent Donley, Duncan, Eriberger ' Chant, Goehring,. Graham, Bar. vey, Heck ; 11111,Mliman, Hofitte, Htlp,ilrvin, Mihd, Lawrence, WThenough, Mani6Ad Morri son; Mullin, Oeterhont, Randall, Reiff:. -Reny, Ridgway, Roller, Schrock, Smith, (Philadel • pllla Stoneback, Teller, White, Wildey, Wil son, and _ bavis l Speaker-41. v Messrs.Ars— Acker, Barnsley, Bi-tler, Blew • cliard, Butler, (Carbon,) Byrne, Caldwell, Clark, Cr:iwan, Crai; Divins,•Donglass, Dunlap, Fra zier, Gordon, Hayes, Hood, Koch Marshall, Cher, 'Preston, Rhoads, Seltzer, Smith; (Betts) Stehman, Taylor and Tracy-27. So the question was determined in the ative. - • No. 216. An Act to provide for fencing the Noithern Central Railway, and for the better protectfon of property in the county of Dan- The bill passed second reading. On the question , Shall the bill be transcribed for a third. ead . ~fhe yeas anti nays were required i3y - ' Mr. GORDON' and Mr. MARSHALL and ,iyare. as fed)ows, viz : Yvas—Mesars.Burns,Caldwell, Clark, iMiins, Donley, Douglass, Gaskill, Heck,Koch,Rhoada, Seltzer, Smith, , (13erks,) Smith, (P hilade phis, !tilB. Tracy, White, Wilson and 'Davis, n s3s—Messrs. 'Abbott, Acker, Alev t ger, Anderson, Austin, Blanchard, Bressler, er, (C 41 3 01 1,)) Butler, (Crawford,) B3 11 )0,; Pttße. Cowan; Diemant, Duncan, EilenbergerAmzier, Gordon, 'Graham, Rapper, Harvey; Hayes, Hill,, Nillm n, Hood, 4 1 0 u% 'Put . •:4*- renco, Lowther, M'Donough, Manifold, Mar shall; Morrison, Mullin, Ober, Osterhont, Reiff, Reily, Ridgway, Roller, Schrock, Stone back, Taylor, Teller and So Ass question was determined in the nega tive. • No. 220. An Act extending the limits of the -borough of Orwigsburg, in the count df Bithi4l 'llr. DOMILASS moiled tip postpone the bill Pidetha#elyi • The motion was agreed to. - :No. , 221. An Act revising the charter of the ;municipal: corporation of the city of Reading. Mr. = moved to postpone the bill for the present. • Mr. RANDALL moved to amend by ypost pordng the bill until Thursday evening next. The amendment was not agreed :to. The question, recurring.on the - motion of Mr. RILL, viz : to postpone the bill for the; present it was not agreed to. The question recurring on the bill, . , ' - Mr. GORIXoN moved to amend the 24th sec tion by Striking out all after the word "40" in the 13th' line to the word neouncir in the I9th line biclusive. On the amendment, The yeas and nays were required by Mr. GOR DON and Mr. WILDET, and were as . fol lawe, viz YEss---Messrs. Abbott, Acker, Alexander Anderson, Austin, }Rader, Blanchard, Weal Brewster, Butler,) (Carbon, Butler, (Prawford,) Byrne, Cowan, Craig, Dispaant, Divine, Doug lass, Frazier, Goehring, Gordon, Graham, Hap pe.r,•Harvey, Hood, Irvin, Lawrence, lovitlier, M'Donough, "Ober, Peirce,RidgWay, Roller, Shafer, Taylor, Teller, Waler, White, Wildey and Wilson— r 3B. - • 'NAYS—Messrs. Ball, 13arrisley, Bartholomew, *yer, Burns, Caldwell, Clark, Cope, Donley, ncan, Dunlap, Gaskill, Hayes, Heck, Hill, Hillman, Hahn, Kale, Koch, Manifolds Oster hont, Randall, Reiff, Reily, Rhoads, ,41tzer, Sheppard, Smith, (Berks,)Stnith, Tray and ,Davis, Speakw--31. So, gap question was determined in the af firmative. The question again recurring on the . bill; Mr. BOYER renewed the amendment sub 'mated by him when the bill was &stint read ing, relative to the places +# l Molding: elections theleveral:wirds of the city. Th'e-atriendmant was not agreed to. • The bill passed second reading.. _ On the question,, . . . Shall it be transcribed km ii•third reading The:yeas and !nays wore awl** - ; Mt BOYER and Mr:HMI/ER,' (darbon ) and were as - folloWs; via': •, • ' - - Yrls--Messrs. Abbott, Acker, AleAlnder,,U deriort, Armstrong, Austin ,' Ball, Barnsley, Bar 'tftolnineir Hiael, Baler, Blanchard ~Bliss, 'hese ler, Prenater, Burns, Butler, (Crawford,) Cowan,. Craig/ Douglass, Duncan, Elliott,Goehring, Gor- AMA, Orahabi, • Mapper Harvey, Huhn, Koch, Lowther, Peirce, Preaton, Pughe, Rally, Ridgway, Roller, Sehroek„'. Seltzer , ,Shafer, ,Sheppard, Stelinust- , Taylor., Teller, racy, Walker White, '1 . i,i414431, Wilsoft, and Davis, Spectliif 3. . Nays—Messrs: Boyer ,(baxbciallYrne, Caldwoll,,Clark, Cope,D'•,,, t, Ditnlap; Ellenberger; Catskill, Heck; led1;111ll man, Kline, If'Donough, MorrisonyOsterhotit, Randall, Reiff, Rhoads, Smith, :(Rerki p ) {Philadelphia,) and Stoneback-25. SO the question was determined in the affirm ative.. . . . . . On the final passage Of 'the bill•• , • The ,yeas and . nays were required by Mr. , -BOYER. and Mr. ETLENBERGER, and iverois foilow :vita : . • . • • - • • YE4 3--- Messrs. Abbott, Acker, Aleaandig_,,j antlentoti, - Anstin, Ball, ,Barnsley, nee*, Bland:wird, ler; Brewster, Burns,Butler, (Crawford,) cerj% C."*NOuglass, Duncan, Ellititt;Fraziex, Uveh ruji•;-{ikirdon: HaPPer, Harvey, 1311* P Ridin,Roch, Lowther,Mtudfold Reily, Ridgway, Roller, Bccfirlf,s. (Berke,) Stehtuan;aallor ; --Tell er , Walker, White, Wildey, , and. Davis, NAYS—Xessra..Boyer, Byrne, Caldwell,Obrki Cope, Dismant,,Divins, Donley, Dunlap, berger, .Gaskill, Heck, r lllll; Kline, M'DonOtigh, norrison, Oaterhont, • Preston, ißaridall," 14itc - Rlioads, Smitli,(pliil l adelphia,), and Btogieb So . Vie qp# 4. 0 934 de enn t ze d .t h e l a nai Ben. 77:: A . siiiipfemetit an Act s ent[tted 109#3§X arts 9f %Weds Atli MlKein and Ritter. counties into,a new county,• to be '&l:ad a tfamertin,'aiopronvecrthe 29th day of .1h4 136 4 -No 270. An Act :pair auditing the counts of John M. Coleman, county treasurer of 00 00 ... 400 ...... . 4 _4 =I
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