On motion of Mr. Bartley, The Senate took up the bill (H. No. 58) to repeal the charter of the German Bank of Wooster, and appointing special commissioners to take possession of its assets.. Mr. Thomas moved to amend the bill by adding the following, as Sec. 6. The said bank commissioners shall institute the same proceedings as are provived for in this act against the Bank of West Union; and the same proceedings shall be had, in every respect, against the said bank of West Union, as are herein provided for in relation to the German Bank of Wooster, the Miami Exporting Company, the Lebanon Miami Banking Company, the Farmers' Bank of Canton, the Bank of Steubenville, the Bank of Cincinnati, the Bank of Manhattan, the Bank of Gallipolis, and the Bank of Circleville. Mr. Goodin moved to amend the amendment by adding, at the close thereof, the following, which was agreed to: "and the charters of the several banks above enumerated, be and the same are hereby repealed." The question recurring on agreeing to the amendment, as amended, Mr. Thomas demanded the yeas and nays; which, being ordered, were, yeas 14, nays 18, as follows, to wit: Yeas-Messrs. Barnett, Crowell, Foos, Mitchell, Perkins, Root, *Spangler, Stanton, Thomas, Van Vorhes, Wade, Waddle, Walton and Speaker-14 Nays-Messrs. Aten, Bartley, Carpenter, Clark, Godman, Goodin, Harris, Hazeltine, Henderson, Hostetter, Latham, Leonard, McConnell, Ream, Ritchey, Robbins, Sill and Taylor-18. So the amendment was rejected. Mr. Bartley offered several smendments, which were agreed to. Mr. Stanton offered, as an amendment to the bill, the following: Strike out of the first section as follows: all after the enacting clause, in the first line, to the word "that," in the fourth line, and all other parts of the bill that proposed to repeal the charter of the German Bank of Wooster; provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall be so construed as to prevent the Bank Commissioners from taking possession of the assets of said bank, in the manner prescribed by the act establishing a Board of Bank Commissioners, and the several acts that have been and may hereaf-. ter be passed amendatory thereto. Mr. Stanton demanded the yeas and nays on agreeing to the amendment; which, being ordered, were, yeas 12, nays 18, as follows, to wit:. Yeas-Messrs. Barnett, Crowell, Ford, Godman, Henderson, Perkins, Sill, Stanton, Thomas, Van Vorhes, Wade and Waddle 12. Nays-Messrs. Aten, Bartley, Clark, Goodin, Harris, Hazeltine, Hostetter, Latham, Leonard, Mitchell, McConnell, Ream, Ritchey, Robbins, Spangler, Taylor, Walton and Speaker-18. So the amendment was rejected. The question being on ordering the bill to its third reading, Mr. Hazeltine demanded the yeas and nays; which, being ordered, were, yeas 18, nays 12, as follows, to wit: Yeas-Messrs. Aten, Bartley, Clark, Goodin, Harris, Hazeltine, Hostetter, Latham, Leonard, Mitchell, McConnell, Ream, Ritchey, Robbins, Spangler, Taylor, Walton and Speaker-18. Nays-Messrs. Barnett, Crowell, Ford, Godman, Henderson, Perkins, Sill, Stanton, Thomas, Van Vorhes, Wade and Waddle-12. So the bill was ordered to its third reading to-morrow. Mr. Hazeltine offered for adoption the following resolution: Resolved, That the standing committee on the Currency be instructed to report, at as early a day as practicable, a bill to repeal the charters of the following banking institutions, to wit: The Bank of West Union; the Miami Exporting Company; the Lebanon Miami Banking Company; the Farmers Bank of Canton; the Bank of Steubenville; the Bank of Manhattan; the Bank of Gallipolis; the Bank of Cincinnati; and also, the act to incorporate the stockholders of the Bank of Circleville, passed January 14, 1818. Mr. Hazeltine demanded the yeas and nays on agreeing to the resolution; which, being ordered, were, yeas 15, nays 11, as follows, to wit: Yeas-Messrs. Aten, Barnett, Bartley, Clark, Harris, Hazeltine, Hostetter, Latham, Mitchell, Ream, Ritchey, Robbins, Spangler, Walton and Speaker-15. Nays-Messrs. Crowell, Foos, Godman, Henderson, Perkins, Sill, Stanton, Thomas, Van Vorhes, Wade and Waddle-11. So the resolution was adopted. On motion of Mr. Perkins, The Senate resolved itself into a committee of the whole Senate, Mr. Wade in the chair, on the orders of the day; and after the consideration thereof, reported back the following bills, to wit: S. No. 65; A bill to amend "an act to provide for, the election and resignation of justices of the peace," passed January 31, 1831, without amendment. The question being on ordering the bill to be engrossed for its third reading, Mr. Bartley demanded the yeas and. nays; which, being ordered, were, yeas 18, nays 9, as follows, to wit: Yeas-Messrs. Bartley, Clark, Ford, Godman, Harris, Hazeltine, Hostetter, Latham, Mitchell, McConnell, Perkins, Ream, Ritchey, Robbins, Sill, Wade, Walton and Speaker-18. Nays-Messrs. Aten, Barnett, Crowell, Foos, Henderson, Spangler, Stanton, Thomas and Waddle-9, So the bill was ordered to be engrossed for its third reading to. morrow. H. No. 59; A bill to incorporate the Chagrin Falls Mechanics' Library Association, in the county of Cuyahoga, without amendment. Recommitted to the standing committee on Corporations. S. No. 68; A bill further to amend the act entitled, "an act providing for the appointment of a Board of Bank Commissioners, and for the regulation of Banks within the state of Ohio," without amend ment. Mr. Latham offered several amendments, which were agreed to. On motion of Mr. Thomas, The bill was laid on the table.. Message from the House of Representatives. Mr. Speaker: The following bills have been introduced in the House, and read the first time, to wit: H. No. 126; A bill to incorporate the town of Jackson, in the county of Jackson;" H. No. 127; A bill to incorporate the First Library Association, in the town of Woodbury, in the county of Richland; H. No. 128; A bill to amend, the act entitled "an act to incorporate the Ripley and Hillsborough Turnpike Company," passed February 19, 1833, and the act amendatory thereto;" H. No. 129; A bill supplementary to the act entitled "an act to incorporate the Circleville and Washington Turnpike Company; H. No. 130; A bill to incorporate the Donnelsville Library Association, in the county of Clark; H. No. 131; A bill making special provisions for the sale of section twenty nine, in Sycamore township, in the county of Hamilton; H. No. 132; A bill to incorporate the Dover Library Association, in the county of Cuyahoga; H. No. 133; A bill for the relief of Jacob Damer; H. No. 134; A bill to provide for the effectual punishment of certain crimes, in the county of Scioto; H. No. 135; A bill to incorporate religious societies, under a general law, on certain conditions. Attest: GID. M. AYRES, Clerk. · Message from the House of Representatives. Mr. Speaker: The following bills have been read, the third time and passed, to which the concurrence of the Senate is requested: H. No. 67; A bill to incorporate the town of Waverly, in the county of Pike, and State of Ohio; H. No. 73; A bill to amend the act amendatory of "an act to incorporate the town of Wellsville, in the county of Columbiana," passed February 18, 1834. Attest: GID. M. AYRES, Clerk. The bills of the House were read the first time. Mr. Sill, from the joint standing committee on Enrolment, made the following report: The joint standing committee on Enrolment have compared and found duly enroled, the following acts and resolutions; to wit: H. No. 28; An act to vacate part of the town of Dingmansburg, in the county of Shelby; H. No. 42; An act to incorporate the First Congregation of Disciples, in Norton, Summit county; H. No. 36; An act to incorporate the First Baptist Church and Society, in Brownhelm, Lorain county; H. No. 43; An act to change the name of Joseph Crow, Charlotte Crow, Solomon Crow, Caroline P. Crow, Julianna Crow, Joseph L Crow, John S. Crow, Rufus M. Crow, and Josiah B. Crow, H. No. 45; An act to incorporate the Evangelical Christian Church of Arnheim, Brown county; H. No. 45; An act to incorporate the First Christian Church, in the town of Greenville, in the county of Darke; S. No. 4; An act to incorporate the Methodist Protestant Church and Society, of the township of York, in the county of Medina; S. No. 5; An act to incorporate St. John's First English Evangelical Church, of Zanesville, in the county of Muskingum; S. No. 6; An act to incorporate St. Peter's Church, of Norwalk, in Huron county; S. No. 8; An act to incorporate the First Presbyterian and Congregational Church and Society, of Bazetta, in the county of Trumbull; S. No. 23; An act to incorporate the First Regular Baptist Church and Society, of New Haven, in Huron county; Resolution, to admit Benjamin F. Locke, of Lorain county, into the Institution for the Blind; Preamble and resolution, in relation to specie payments in the State of Michigan; Preamble and resolution, in relation to specie payments in the State of Kentucky; Preamble and resolution, in relation to specie 'payments in the State of Virginia; Preamble and resolution, in relation to spécie payments in the State of Illinois; Preamble and resolution, in relation to specie payments; H. No. 35; An act to incorporate the Western Fire Engine and Hose Company of Cincinnati. Mr. Goodin moved that the Senate adjourn; upon which motion, Mr. Stanton demanded the yeas and nays; which being ordered, were, yeas 9, nays 21, as follows, to wit: Yeas-Messrs. Ford, Foos, Goodin, Harris, Leonard, Mitchell, Root, Sill, and Speaker-9. Nays-Messrs. Aten, Barnett, Bartley, Clark, Crowell, Godman, Hazeltine, Henderson, Hostetter, Latham, McConnell, Perkins, Ream, Ritchey, Robbins, Spangler, Stanton, Thomas, Van Vorhes, Wade, and Walton-21. So the motion was lost.. Mr. Walton offered for adoption the following resolution: Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives, That both branches will meet in the Hall of the House of Representatives, on Saturday the twenty second day of January, A. D., 1842, for the purpose of electing two Associate Judges for the county of Guernsey. Mr. Spangler moved to amend the resolution, by adding, "one Asso-, ciate Judge for the county of Fairfield;" which was agreed to. Mr. Aten moved to amend it, by adding, "one Associate Judge for the county of Columbiana;" which was agreed to. The resolution, as amended, was agreed to. On motion of Mr. Bartley, The Senate took up the bill (S. No. 22,) for the punishment of certain crimes and misdemeanors. Mr. Hazeltine moved that the bill be indefinitely postponed; upon. which, Mr. Mitchell demanded the yeas and nays; which being ordered, were, yeas 7, nays 22, as follows. to wit: Yeas-Messrs Aten, Goodin, Hazeltine, Leonard, Mitchell, Spangler, and Walton--7. Nays-Messrs. Barnett, Bartley, Crowell, Ford, Foos, Godman, Harris, Henderson, Latham, McConnell, Perkins, Ream, Ritchey, Robbins, Root, Sill, Stanton, Thomas, Van Vorhes, Wade, Waddle, and Speaker-22. So the motion was lost. Pending the consideration of the bill,. On motion of Mr. Hazeltine, The Senate adjourned. Attest: THOMAS J. MORGAN, Clerk, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1842. The Senate met pursuant to adjournment. Mr. Goodin presented a petition from Calvin Stacy, of Sencca coun ty, for the revival of the law allowing the surrender of leases of school section 16; which was Referred to the standing committee on Schools and School Lands. Mr. Wade presented a petition from inhabitants, of the county of Ashtabula, for a bounty on cocoons; which was |