’;.»«i
23 '‘j—‘
‘How often too, have you wanted to
brew at home! And I never could learn
any thing about brewing. But oh! -'“"“
rile dear mother makes! Yon «w'«"5""‘15‘ll"'d
ftp? No,I know that. _,}3*"= I recollect lb“
-:il'e‘ we used to hai'¢"“I"l‘°m9 E f€!tl101' “We?
would drink wine after it. The best.sher-
1-._v-was nothing ;lil.1e it... .You .(1arc so]/.720: ‘.7
No; it wasn’i indeed, Candle, Then if
dear mother was only with us,-_ what mon-
ey we should save’ in beer! And then
you iriight always have your own mcei
pure, good wholesoine ale, Candle: and
what good it would do you ! For you're
not strong, Candle.
' ‘And then dear mother’s jams and pre-
serves, lovel I own it Caudle; it has of- "
heart that with cold meat
you ‘haven't always had a pudding. Now
ifmoiher was with us, in the matter of
fruit puddings, she’d make it summer all
the year round. Butl never could pre-
serve—no\v mother does it, and for next
to no money whatever. VVhat nice dogs-
iii-a-blankct she’d make for the children l
VV’/mt’s dogs i'7z-a-blan/cet .7 _Oh they’re
delicious-—as dear-motlier‘ makes ’em.
‘Now, you have tasted her Irish stew,
Candle! You remember that"! Corrie,-
y‘(7tI,Y‘c not r.\:lee.p—-y0U rcinmnber that?
And how fond y'ou,are ofit l And I never
can have it to'please you! Now what a
relief to me it would be if dear -motlier
was always at liafid that you might have a
stew when you liked. What a load it
would be off my mind.
Again for pickles l
body elsc’s pickles.
ten gone to my
Not at all like any
I-Ier red ca'bbage—-
why its as crisp as buiscuitl And then
her walnuts—-and her all sorts! Eh, Cau-
die? You know how you love pickles;
and how we sometimes tiff about ’em”l
Now, if dear mother was here, a word
would never pass between us. And I’m
sure nothing would make me happier, for,
—you’re not asleep Caudlc "l-—for I can’t
bear to qurrel, c‘-an I, love I
‘The children too, are so" fond of her l
And sh,é’d be such it help to inc with ’em !
I’m sure, with dear mother in the house, I
I shoiildn’t care a fig for measels, or any
thing of the sort.- As a’ nurse, she’s such
a treasure! C
‘And at her time of life, what a needle
woman 'l And the darning and mending
for the children, it really gets beyond in‘
now, Candle. Now with motl‘.’er at my
hand, there wouldn’t be a stitch wanted, in
the house. ,
_‘-'3-nil l-l‘.c,1i '.‘~.'l‘i'0‘.i you're out late‘ Csuidle
.--—f0l' I know you must be out late some- -
times ;-I can't" expect you, of course to be
always at h=o'-m‘e, why then dear mother
(‘._o‘u~lrl‘,s_it up for you, and nothing would
‘l“'iglit the dear soul half so much.
‘And so, Czizidls, love,I thin‘-.'.dear mo‘.li-
is Smw_....ued tof seotaria_n' dislike. _-Re-r
,..u:"everits have given full ~ scope :f0l'-
the display of this _
and knowing the latent power he was ero».
king, its strength and durability, the Mm-
istcr,‘ in this assault upon . the" preju-
dices ofliis countrymen aud_..._lllS party, has
shown how far lie_is- prepared to’ go t_0
make tlieSEnr1ilpii'e ‘lunibted’ in feelilug as in_
name. ma as tie oon is, it ias ceii
received gratefully in lrclan__d._ '.‘v‘lr. O’Con-
nell, who linows no. medium in his praise
or censure, has ‘blarneyed” Peeland Gra-
ham in approvdil style, and from the Trea
sur Bench’ of 7 St. ‘Ste ihcn’s, the ‘soft
sodiir’ is reciproca‘.,ed.. I ‘
* Aproject for granting 30,000]. to Educate
Clitholic Priests in Ireland.—-En. i
BANK COMMlSSlONER’S REPORT.
The annual report of the Bank Commis-
sioners to the General Assembly, sbefore
us. They state that they have personally
visited every ban‘; and saving institution
in the State at least once during the year,
and have looted into all their operations
as far as deemed expedient and necessary.
They have also received from the Cashiers
:1 periodical statement of the affairs of the
barrI*:_o,rO‘rrd"' u. bulurrcc adnrct" U35?” ac’
counts. From the evidence in their pos-
session, they say, with entire confidence,
that all the Banks in the State are in :1
sound andhealthy condition, and the cur
rency is of the first order.
The discounts of the banks of late ap-
pear tobe made upon paper of good char-
acter, nearly all of which offered is strictly
ofa business l-ind. The loaning of large
amounts to bro‘ crs without adequate se-
curity, is disconiinued, and long and re-
peated loans on pledges of sloclt, run, and
re-run, at the -pleasure of the borrower,
have vanished. The ta‘-ing of excessive
rates of exclniige-, as a cover for usery, is
also abandoned.
\Vitliiu the last two years, there has
been a steady increase in the circulation
ofthc ban‘ s, and the line of discounts
has been considerably miteiiilcrl. In I8-113
the circiilzition of all the b:1i'ii\'S in the State
was $‘3,3T9,ll4-7 0:2; in l‘ci4-5 it is ES L102,-
=14-l« 0‘()—an increase of -‘ES1,7‘2'l,-l~_9b' lift. in
1843, the discounts were $9,'79b‘,392 ‘27;
in 135.5 they are 1‘.'.’.,-l-'7'i’,l$)o' 05-—incre.ise
iii‘?/,fi78,803’7'9. Tris increase shows that
business is more active, and co:.seqi=.cutly
there is a greater demand for money.
The‘Commissioners state" that serious
difiiculties and iiicoirvcniences arise by
reason ofthat part of the law limiting
loans to directors, which prohibits any
loan to any ‘company or corporation of
which such director is a member or stool.-
holder,’ and i'ecoinmeiii_l its repeal.
The circulation of the l-Iousatonic Rail
7-hatred of'j7Catholicis’m.',, ‘
'- LEGISLATIVE-
. A F I TUr.si').£iv May 20.
The followingpetitions v.'ere‘pi'esented
and referred, viz :——Of Jeremiah F. Deni-
son and others.’ Joseph Eldridge and’ oth-
ers, Augustus‘ F. Osborne and otliers,1-Ben-‘
jamin De Forest and others, Humphrey
Oulcy and others, Abigal Maynard and
o’tliei's', John L. l‘.Iaynai'd and others, Chas-
Chapman and others, Samuel Potter an
others, Allen Pfuncy -and others; all to re-
strain the sale of spiritous liquors;
Thomas Bennett for alteration in tlie.-gaiiie
laws; of sI.mdr_V electors of Fai'iniii'gton
on the subject of national peace; of the
Connecticut Literary Institute for e:<ci_np-
tion of its students from military duty."
Ca
..--3
Resolutions were passed allowing the
following petitions to be entered on iii?
0
Docket of the Secretary of State, viz:
John Glover; of first Rifle company 5th
regiment; and of Samuel W. Collins and
others.
_ ding its passage, the reasons for which,
were stated by Mr. Strong. , _ _ _
The same committee reported in favor
oftlicpassage of :1 bill relating to_ Banks.‘
Mr. Beardslc-2-, from the committee on
divorces, reported upon the petition of
'l‘. “’ilson vs. Eveline r_ Wilson, for a di-
vorce, that the same be granted.
The;_cominittee were nearly iiiianiinous
in their Report.. Report accepted and di-
vorcc granted.
Reuoris No. l and ‘.2, from the commit-
tee on military returns, were i'e_a<.l_, and
the Governor requested to comuiissron the
officers named. ,
The following bills from Ilartford Coun-
Resolution that James C:-Hyde be paid
his expences in _obtaining his seat as a
member of the House. Referred to ‘com-
mitt‘ee on Claims. Adjourned.
‘ Fnimiv, May 23.
Com:ii:'ttce on Insane I’oor.—Messrs.
Sanford, Russell, Jewett, Bartraiii,Kenyon
Jones, Hyde, Kimball. '
Commit/ee on. Sm/e I-.fozescs.—l\'Iessi's.
Gilbert, I'ICllnllt0Il, Hcwit, Sco‘.t, Frisbie,
llurd, '\Voodi
Mr. Swift on account of ill health was
tee.
A resolution requesting the Speaker to
appoint an engrossing coiniiziitce, was
ty were passed, making the following up-
pointments, viz:
Francis I’arseus
ty court. - _
llilartin ‘Kellogg Erastus Vioodriiff and
’Richard Bacon, County Commissioners.
‘Ju.-fgcs‘ of Pro/m'c.
\Vm, N, "\’laIson, for llic district ofl-Iarifoid.
A resoliition fitom_,.t_he .S,en,at,e. that (:t‘."i"":
tain liilfs iii-form which had passed that
body, and had been sent to the lrlouse, be‘-
returr.ed to them, was concurred in. I
A bill for a publ_i'c act entitled an act to
obtain Slflllsllctal iiiform{i'tioii in .¢i..i;>.k,n to
certain branclics of internal indusiry,c-aine
from the Senate, read twice and rcfi-.-'rrcd
to Ihejudi:'iary couiiiiittce. V
Mr. Rockwell, from the committee on
elections, made a report in the case
of Julin C. Ilyde, cluiniing to be duly
elected as a member from East I.‘It1l'.l(l3.li'),
that lie is entitled to a seat.
Mr. Ro;kivell offered a resolution re-
specting the Norwich and \Vorccster rail-
road, autliorizingr them to subscribe #35 LOO,-
000 to the capital stock of the Nasliua
and \Vor~;ester railroad company—and for
altering the time of the annual meeting
ofthc N. & \V. R. R Co. Referred to
(‘.Oml'illl.lCt3 on iiicorporations. Ailjoiirned.
\Vi:i).\'r.si).xv May 21.
Mr. James C. Hyde, the iii:'nil)ci{ofEast
I-Iaddam, appeared, and was qualified as a
member of the House.
Resolutions were passed allowing the
follouing petitions to be entered o ii the
doc et of the Secreta‘ry of State, viz: of
Edwin Bishop, Cliarles Andrew.-', Jared W’.
Pardee, and others. Ilviiry Smith, E-dwiu
Ncwbcrry, James R. Chapin, Wi liam L.
llolt, Samuel A. Foote and others, Mary
A. Barnes, l’. S. Galpin, the select in--u of
Greenwich, Frederic Vifatsoii, and David
T. Fiiiitli and ()ll1€'l‘.-‘. A
Petitions presented and referred, viz:
of Natlianicl Underwood to he iiiilcuini-
lied for losses on -liiiid mortgaged the
School Fund ; of several persons“ to re-
strain the sale of spirits; of S. ‘V. Col-
linsunrl others for a railroad; of Joshua
\Vm. A. Kelloug, for the district of Avon.
,Eihan A Andrews, for the district of Berlin.
l'l'racv Pecli, for the district of Bristol.
i'l‘Vm.’I3;Il‘nt’S, for the district of East \Vinilsor.
‘C/llioli-al) .lolinson.f0r ihc disIi‘lL't.0l’EUllt‘l¢l-
Ephraim ilflills, for the disfirict ofCaut n.
15118113 l‘TUu’-lxlxiw-. f--r ihe district ofBurlinqton.
Harvey Bissi-ll, for the (li.siri..~1 ¢,f‘Sn{'fiL-[(1, I
Sir-plieii Wallily. fomlic district i=r‘:‘~'cu:liiiig,ri(.»'.i.
F.rasius I-lciua-.2. for ilzc ilisirici of liiarilaud.
'fi'uuiau Allen, for the district ofofGr:inl:y.
E«_rl-i-ri Cmvles, for ll‘.C(l'lSlTlt‘.l of F:ii*iiiiii,qii.iii.
suancc of a I'(‘.5'UllilIf)fl as-liiiig iiifiii'in:ition
—-rind the ratio of rcprcsciiiatioii of the dif-
ferent towns in this State, was received,
and on motion of Mi‘. Adams, 1000 copies
was ordered to be printed. Adjourned.
THURSDAY, ll-lay 22.
Mi‘. F.ock\vell, from the COlill|’lI'.t€C on
elections, to whom was referred the peti-
tion ofBcn_iamiu A. Jarvis, [loco] claim-
ing a seat as a meinber ofthis House from
the town of Clicsliirc, ri:ported in favor of
said petition.
Reports of the Judiciary Commiitc-e,vi7..
Ou pcziiioii OfAl']li2l '.\’l:ii".:i \Vliarton for
a change ofuainc to A nna .‘:'I:iria Ra.-rl=iy,iii
f;-ivor ofilie sauic. Report accepted and
resolution passed.
On ii bill for a public act concerning
towns recommended that said bill do pass
with an amendment. Rill read third time
and as fll”i'lCli(iC'(lp:1Ft~'('?(l_. '
Ou petition of M. Tliorp and others, for
a Pilot to be appointed for the port of
I-ii'iil_:cport, that they havcleavc to \' illi-
drnw their petition. Report accepted.
Pethious presented and referred vi’. of
II. B. F.-astiriau and others, to restrain the
s.:lc of spiriious Liquors; of John Glo'-‘er
and Charles Weir, for restoration of for-
" l
to be Judge ofthe coun-
Ilglcport of the f‘cinpti'ollei' nizidc in per-,
res-pcct.ii'ig lzixirlltili, nuinbcr of inhabitants.
fciied t'l_§IlitS; of Edward Nc‘.x‘lieri'y for ex-V
passed.
, Tilt.‘ petition of Joel Smith and others,
Ede fugi ive slaves; of E. J. Prescott and
iotlicrs,for a law respecting bridges; of E
‘Sperry and others, and of l. Nortli and
others, to l‘e.~'[l‘:ilnll1‘,.*:'lle ol spiritous li-
quors; and MS. R. Cool.’ for i‘e...toriition of
'forfc-ited rights, were presented and refer-
rod.
l The Judiciary Conimitte to whom was
’- ' l(“~"~°.~‘. i
«,refeire<l so much oft it,‘ 1()\(3i‘li(ir s. peeci
tas relates to cornora ions re iortcd :1 b;ll
; . ‘ . ’ .
{for a public act relating to c.oi'po;-aiioiis,
lwhicli was twice I_'@tlLl.
l Report of llle izoniiiiiticc on Militiirf.‘
eiurns v.-.:is i‘CL'civi:~d uriil laid on the table
=1 R
excused from serving on the bank commit-J
GOVERN on ‘DORR—A GAIN.
The Democratic State Committee of
Rhode Island, have issued an adress to the
friends ofI.ibei‘ation, signed W.R. Dani
forth, Chairman. Its tone is atone of
Justification and demand. ‘It speal.'s of
Door’s -"distinguished services in defence
of the rights and liberties of the people of
his native State, and Sclf-Sa(‘;l‘if]'_(:in¢r dlevc-
tion to the true principles of Aiiielrfczin lib-
city.”
\Vc lsnow not how the people of Rhode
Island may regard_such l3lDgl?3‘.gC in refer-
cure to :1 rank traitor, who, in any other
('0'.In,l\‘)'. would have been liiingzecl or shot
.but ifit is a fair cxpi'ess.ion ofThe feelings:
of the D0?!‘ party, it would satisfy our
minds that the proper time for his release
has not yet come. _, H
‘ I'IL‘.li‘r1S no clairn to release, except upon
tiie f__1'i0.1ii(l of pine genei'osnV_ He hnz.
ardcd the e.\:ei‘cise ofthe exirciiie '-‘ricrht of
revolution,” and failed. That such £I:l‘l£1'ht
exists is not denied by us, and evgry ,5-an
must be the judge when it is expedient to
exercise it. Bill. no prudent man will ex-
ercise it unless he is prepared, in case of
failure, to s:iffei'tlic penalty of trc:is..ou.-—’-
in substituting iiiipi'isonmeiitfor life for
the penalty of ilesiili, the tribunal was mer-
ciful: and r.citlicrDoi'r nor his fii(_=n(lg.j
would have reason to coiiipliiiii, ifihis sen-
l Mr. C. II. Bcardslcc, from the Divorce
§Coimiiiiii.=c, i‘Dportc..l in favor of granting
ltlic petition of Wi linm P. Die C‘.l‘lH’lH, for
a divorce. The facts statcil in the petition
were substantially that the parties were
married in July 18:i3———for four niontlzs
they occupied the same apz_ii'tiiieiit—tliat
she refused all counubial iutcrcourse.—-
That. since i‘\'ovcinbcr 183 they have not
ilivcd’ together. That while li\'iup_;. at home
‘she received the visits of a Clci'gyii‘i:in,
Iv. ho was detected in tlic iiidulgcnc'c of in-
ideceni liberties, not hoivcver sufiicicnt to
lcstablish an adulterous coiiiicctioii; and
that he had al._~.o been in the l~-.ibit of re-
iniiiiiug money to her. In ;‘i’ar.:h last
‘letter -.i 7Lli'c-s.'~:’eLl by liim to her, under her
niaidcii name, caine into possession of the
liiisbriid. as also one from her in reply.-—+
These letters unveiled the iHySlCl’}' of the
iwhole afliiir, and the lIcei'it,iousiic::s of the
lparties. 'l he letters are very loving, and
the Clcrgyiiiiiii in his letter, th’i:ks he shall
‘soon go in‘-ii the ‘Grocery business.’ Pe-
liilion griiiztczl.
z A i‘o’.=-.oliiiioii was offered,rcqiiestii'ig the
S-c‘riiiiil Fund (”()miTllS':‘itli!Cl’ to report the
items of Clcrl; hire in his Clflicc, for the
.,_vc:ir past, the amoiiut of his l.l"“.-'L':lIil_[_f ex-
pc
ar_v.-mid printing for
assed.
I-fills were passed appoiiitiiig the follow.
ing persons to the oflices aiiiiexed to llH_‘ll'
:‘.Yl‘.(_’.S, for Fairfield co=.iii'.y, viz:
the same time. —
|
Elf
"rises, with the expense ol'lioul-;.-., si:1llOli-L‘
;te:nL-c shoulalrbc C‘_‘{(‘(?lliCLl to the letter.’
{But the fcclin_9's of the Law and Order‘
lpurty still ll?(Zllli€‘ to mercv. Althoiii h lfe
lhas been iniprisoiicil but :1. year or btwo,
lthcy are willing to re.-nit the rciriaiiider
lof lhc seutciice, on condition ih:it‘hc will
gswc-iii‘allegiance to the existing govern-
luicut. Two oflri a compliccs’ were re-
.ceiitly tliscliiirgcd on the same easy terms.
,V."c have said before, and we say now,
lthat were we citizens of Rhode Island, we
‘would never consent to his ili:-cl'iai'g‘c until
-he could give this pledge of future good
icouduct. l\'l;nL is his oliji-iioiil Does he
in'lC(ln to raise aiiother rebellion, and fire
|l?y'.‘0l1l.lle:1fS(.‘l]:llflgflllll If he does, his
;pl‘C:’1ClIl. quarters are too gooil for him.——-
glf he does not, \\'l.Cl‘C is the harui in say-
liiig sol
l tfiovernor Jae’ son Sci:'itor Fimmons
I 3 ‘ 7
,&c., sccnied disposed to waive, this point",
tlzougli adinittiiig, iii the most explicit inan-
rui-r, the w3cl:cdi:css of his c.r:rdi:ct. They
,would let him out uncoudiiioually, as we
ltll‘l(lCi'Sl.’ll'lLl ihcin, not because he deserves
‘to be let out, but because the friends of
Law and Order, liaviug triumpliecl, can aff-
;ord to be f.T‘t*u«:i'cr:s. But what if this get‘.-
lerosiiy be ilcii'iau:.le:l as a riglit, and when
'<ll!CL’l'(lC(l, is to bc rrov.-"ed over as a glo-
'|i‘ifica'iioii of Dorri:-.iii 'l 5:‘-iii-li, we iiifer
:,fri'n'i the Addercss, iii the view which is
lI21l{Cl'l of the n'i'.itter by Doir’s friends.
Jour. of Com.
3:
. -1.»
9 , rl
er had better come, don t you . Eh, Cau- _ . _ I ’. _ _ . . . _ , . .
-dlel Now Y°“"'° “Ot asleep: d'r1Tll“.‘—' 3 E::é’,,Q,C,nng?n‘i, b;1’.lg.«7}i€(:)’.’)eexnLJ “uh the gollms-for altemllon “f mllll"“’Y l““'S§ Of Fens‘? of P llwlngrcl n””3;1c" G:-ortze Peck Barnev l3artrain,aiidChas, A severe and daiirrcrous accident, bop.
‘ -' .i n a an -‘.0 x. ‘ _ .. r . on or ex ense o a )u ic - . ~ " ~ . . . “ .‘ --
1 l T *‘r°de’”' Cmsllen and H00 Olhels to be P ’ l ’ ‘.‘.larviii, to be County C‘ iniiiissioners. gpeiicd to l}is‘.opDe Luiice_=.', ofthc Episco.
of E. S. Sauforcl and others for increase ofl
don’t you tliia‘.i she’d better come’! _ You
a Fire Company; of Eliza Allen fo ' divorce ,
say .N"o'.? You say ./V0, again”! You
pal cliurch, near l‘at:uia N. Y. The hop.
- The defalcation of the Cashier of the
attached to the ciirriage in which be
. . . Q lg.-‘» ‘ .
Stamford Bank has resulted in no loss to llhm-15 3- O-501--Ca Jll‘-S“ (‘l ll“ Coll“
incorporated as the Grand Lodge of Odd
wo.i’t /Lave /l-"I', you say; You won’t t/iat’s
J’Ii:'-'t'.?' Cand.le——Ca»u-Cau-d-le-—-Ca-udle——”
‘Here’, i\’lr‘s.» Caudllc,’ says Mr. C. in his
MS. ‘suddenly went into tears; and I went.
to sleep.’
FOREIGN.‘
The Britannia arrived at Boston‘ on the
19th, bringing news’ to the 48th inst.
Advices from‘ the‘ various ports from
which emigrants depart, state that emi-
gration to Canada and the United States,
is going on to a larger extent than ever
before known.
The enormous steam ship Great Br2'ta2'n,
is ‘a~d.~i»'erti-sed for New York, to sail on the
2'3'l’.l'l‘ of July next.
The overland mail had arrived bringing
advices from Calcutta to the 8th of Mart-li.
The news is not important. Sir Charles
N:ipier’s expedition against the natives
appears to be at an end.
Cotter; is quoted, April ‘.25, at 1-4-dhigh-
er than previousidates.
It was reported on the Pari-‘s Bevurse,
tl]flI_Efigll1l]d has applied to Franc'e‘t_ojoiu
that institution. More than two thirds of
the amount has been realized from the
a\_ire_ties of his. Hill, and the Bank [ma rlit:
means from which they expect to obtains
the balance.
The Coinniissioners see. much in the
Vvhaling Bank New L0ii<l0n,~ to censure.
The institution has been in the habit of
buying its own stock, and since March,
1843, has purchasedeight hundred shares
at a discount ofsay 5 to 8 per cent. less than
retransferred to their own directors, 375
shares. The report says:
‘The great amount of stock of the bank
transferred and rctransferred time and
again by the directors of this ban-«',
our opinion clearly repreliensiblc. Stock-
holders cannot now by law hypothecatc
their stock for money borrowed of the
bank, and ift-hey could, the taxes. would
not be avoided.
Several of the directors of this bank
have transferred their stock to persons in
other towns in tliis Slate, witliout the
pfac‘e'of're.s-idencc of the apparent owner
appearing on the transfer books. By slat-
is in‘,
Fcllows° of 1st rifl 3 com ian '5-)t’l1 l‘(-."7‘ll1'1Cnl‘
. ’ 3 C’ . l
for arms; of B. A. Piirdy and others lor‘
abolition of _cai‘.:iial D\ll"1IDl‘“‘*°“*- ._— ‘
A resolution was passed i‘eque.=~ting tzie
School Fund Comissioaer to state the
number offarms owned by the fund-—their
situatioii-tlie cost of eacli—-estimated
value—the oflers made for tlzein, and‘ the
rent received for each the past year.
Mr. Perkins, introduced the following
resolutions, which were advocated by him-
self and Mi‘. C. H. Beardslee, who stated
that nine or ten States had adopted simi-
lar ones.
Resolved, That in the opinion of '.l)I.-‘ Asseinbly. it
is as iiizicli the duty of Coiigri-s.< to take ineasiii‘cs
for the purcha-ti: and proper ‘tll$il'll}I|ll()il ofihe Re-
ports ofthc (li.'(_'.l$l(>li~l of the Supreme Court of the
Uiiiii-rl Stains. for the lieu:-rlit ofilic :<cvc:‘:il States
and 'l'ei'i'i:oi'ii-.-'.. aziil the people at lil‘_'_'(.'i hs to pro-
vide for the public Llissciiiiiiiaiiiii ofihc Statute cu-
aciiiiciilsofCoiigi'us.e——1li:ii lioili iiiciisiircs are cqii:il-
ly iiaticiiiil in their cliirzicter and legitimate sub-
jects for iiatioiiul legislation.
Resolved. Tlrii our Sciizitozis’ and I7.cpi'csciil.'iii'.‘cs§
iii the 99-h Coiij_ri'c.-=s from this State, are lici'cli_v re-l
speciivi-.ly l‘eI.]ll({.<i|)ll to aid iuseciii'iii_; the di.-triliii-l,
“ml l’.Y Cml:‘.'1'.t-'-*‘5- "fl»l‘-t‘ ilforcsziiil (ié‘(£lSl!‘)llS of the’
Suprcuie Court, in such a iuaiiiicr as the public iii-‘
(crest .-=li:ill ~'(‘(‘!l) to ilciiiaii-.l.
and of Tcrtius Wadsworth and others for
:1 lniln-our].
A bill for a public act do stealing‘ Tur-.
lic'ys, I-Iens, and Ducks, was read twice,
and referred.
A bill for a public act, de disturbing
religions nieetiugs, was read twice and
referred.
A bill for a public act de pI'OCe0(lll1_Q'Sil1
forcible entry and detainer,'a bill de Slicr-
iffs, a bill requiring 'l'o - ii Treasurers to
give bonds and a bi l regarding Salaries
and Fees, were each twice read and refer-
red.
i‘iIr.Jarvis the New member from Chesh-
ire, a cared was cualified and tool: ~liis.
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seat.
The Aiiuiial Report of the Trustees
the lllissionary Society was read and laid
on the table.
A re.-iolution appointing Diidley llam-
phrey Judge ofl’robate for the district 0
Simsbury. was read and p'iss'ed.
Resolutic-,n passed to appoint a joint se-
lect committee on SO1]’lllCl‘l-10=flll(3 Govern.
or’s Spcecli as relates: to the lnS.'lhC Poor.
0;‘ ii:in'2e to
f amended pa
ty Court.
.luc.’,«,rcs of Pr:;-!;. te.
Rufus Filiil-{('i1iIll1, for the disrict of l.’s:irfii-ld. '
, Tlicopliilus Nicliols for the (ll:‘.'l'lC of'l\'c\vio\\'i‘i.
Fidoey B Beardslce, for the district Uff‘IUl'\v‘.’lll(.
,' Tliunias H. Fauioii, for the district of Ii£’('i(lllif_’,'.:
, Ilarvcy Smiih. forilie ¢li5li'it:l.ol Riilgcliclil. 3
: Joshua B, Ferris, for the district of.\‘i:ii’iilor<l. 3
Daviil Plans, for the disiriciofSir:'iifoi'd.
; lrlliplialei Swift, for the disiricl of Wcszpori.
l Mallet Scely, for the district of \Vcs:on.
l Report oftlie Committee on ln('.0i‘pO1‘{l i
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}li0ns, on petition of the trustees of ‘vVasli-5
iingion College, fora change of name, in;
' favor of the rsnmc, was read and acccpler_l,_
ifllitl the I"(¥‘Si'.ill.2ll(.)ll passeil, chaiigiiig its:
lriiiity College.
; The judiciri.i_v C0ll'll‘illi.lL‘C‘ i'cportc.l upon
la bill referred to them, for the arliiiis;-ioii
lof iiilial;it:ii'its, that it be aini_-nded, and as
hIr.Sti'oi‘ig stated the
ivicws of the comniittc;~.' Bill read a tliird
‘ time, and as iimcuded, passed. It provides,
that no person shall gain a legal scttleiricut’
_iii any town by being appointed to any
civil ofliize therein. i
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I?ldw:ird ’l‘:l_\‘li.)1‘, for lll(' disirict of [).iiil,-urfr. head in the fall and
Dwiglii ’:‘.'lor:is, for the district ofSiivlr_{'epoi'I. E
§\\’zi:; riiliiig look fright, and the Bishop
;‘ji:iiipw.lfroiii the tfZl]'l‘l‘;l$[C, strilriug his
producing a severe
contusion of the brain.
1):‘;-21722’ 72 r._-;‘' [/19 l>’z:f;t.'.«z.<-.—Fi'oin the
Charleston Mercury of Saturday last, we
learn that the Iiaipiisis of the South have
asa body, scptiraieil from the North on
the slavery qiiesiimi. There is now a
‘S-.'i:.-tlicrii l'apiist Convention,’ which will
meet tricnnially, a Feuilicrii Foreign
‘I\-fi:<sioii:ii'_y Board, and a southern Home
illissioiiziry Board. This is a sign of the
times. ‘
The Exaiiiiiicrs at \Vasli'i‘igton, appoin.
ted to decide upon the merits of the letter
.i.-alcs for the I’o.<t O.i§cc Depaitinent,
have given their _iiu'lgiiiciit in favor of
‘Messrs. I-lolland Ev. Davis, ofBosion. The
scale is the Common S't€Cl_\'11I‘(I, fixed upon
a platform.
C/1c’//2 Fa. e.——Persons traveling uow-a-
_ _ C
days can go almost for nothing:
From l\"eiv Yorl; to Albany, 150
her in a protest against tlie."aniiexation of pie" passed 18'-l«3_, it is the duty ofihe Casli- iii-soil-ell, ’l‘ii:ii his Iiziccllciicyiilie (iOt’el'linr. he R‘eS,,]ut;(,n pmsmi 1),,” imi,-355 g:}(:_Ci;\lly’ _ _ __ _ . .mi,(‘S ‘ t b r‘ N '
Texas to the Amencan {_,,,,0,,_ ,e,.S to _,,,,.e nouce to the __\S3CSs0rs of-,1”, l'(’qlH.’.\ietl l0f(~)1'\\-_—'1.Z‘fl El(,‘i)I.,'\-til rho ,'(i1"l‘,é'_lill|{1_' ]i._...,_ N E A . ,_ ‘ . _ , A 1,,” pm. ,, ,,,,b1,C act c,,m.c-,.,,,,,g Cm] I. pei s cam oat iist class 3330 no
) 0 ((_T i othcrx i=0 '1 i.s oi pu ](. acts 7*
Th ‘ ,, _- 1 ‘ _,_ .~ I. I - _ 1 llll.'i0l).-:' to the i l'P..~‘l(ltllll oi the L‘iiitcr.l States, to the? ' “' ‘ ' " ‘, ' “ . ‘Acti()n: \---ic 1-end -1 third ti-‘rm qr-’\-m--iced‘ J.‘£'(‘:m Albany lo ‘Iv-rllIIell'lII
re 'rize.te announces that the Queen lowns, w icie stoe. is in )l;‘. to be ta.\ei , S,,,,,,k,,,. ,,,—,h,, 1.,a,,,,5,,_ up RC,,,.e,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,s_ mt, mf reportnd by cnniiniitces, he laid on the t;‘-.- f ~-1 “Cr. - - 3 ~. = -1 ‘- ,Q,_mm,m,‘t M T ' I _, , ,‘ ’
lia-3 constituted the province of New Bruns oftlie amount of such stock so far as the e.-uh r.-fllie <Je»l:_-g.--.iiuii in C0lig!‘lESs' l'i~uu~. this S£:ll.e,l ble and 300 copies of cacli print.cd. fl’-V Messrs‘ “""Ong and beumslce’ uni” W55" ‘ ’“.c’,_C,: té, ii“ -(rill i‘,m.£~mc. "ct boat
wick and the-Island of Ceylon Episcopal owner or owners of such stock is known R€'-‘'‘'l”“0-"1Si?=lS5Utl- , i_\,.IesS,,.,.c of the Gm.c,.nm. was ,.e_,_.(.;,.e(], ed. 1 _ 3 X “,1-.‘t",~e ‘,‘,"t’ if l:‘Il'l'‘3-‘7i , 1 1-3
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sees, to be called respectively the Bisliop- to such cashier upon the penalty of filly Several petitions which had been g'flll'r('nn‘}r'finnic;1{]ng' the annual rppnrt of tlel A l"'l f°f"f‘ol"ll’l'° ‘l9t_l-f’ ‘fl-ell] ill?” "f1S,,_,,,,,,,bm'[ llgon .1 O bl‘ ‘’”“S: by
rics of Fredericton and Colombo. -_._ dollars. But if the residence of the (1])]).- ted, and their bills in foiiii passed, aiid;Prg-siglent and Fellows of Yale Coll’eoe.—. 3“ act Of l¢‘1‘~i “"ll‘-'°{"'l'l'lé' l"_“"l"-“i U” ”°f‘g '1‘,-pom" Q1, '7 Im’ 05’ . '0 2°
The Queenie rim: to the Great Britam.—— rem‘ owner does -not appear on the transfer which were recalled yesterday by the Sen- Rena and Report ‘aid on the Table. |"l‘oin] 0l‘;!nc.e to Insurance u0ll'lp-'1lll93a) “'35 lioad E ,..,;p.0.,;] 3.’. "(Elms W Ll’p"‘“l'°: by
On the 3d ult., this extraordinary vessef, boo": how shall he give notic e. In one ate, now came from that body with ‘,ll)elq)n()unt of Receipts the past venr $"~‘% 196 ll ll‘“"l l”““a ll‘? l'9“5/0'15 S14“-‘Cl by M1‘--' ‘ F ‘ "L " ml, ‘5 7, 0 50
. . . 2 .; . , _ ._ 5' - 4 - ‘ ~“ . '” ‘ , _ Op ; a . _ .,
which has created so much interest in the instance a director transferred 100 shares l)IllS in form ainendcd, rcserviiig to athe. 78 Total expenditures, $-37,1.;.9 69.] ‘Sum’-9." “ml I"‘55C‘_l' , gt mg’ ,"r:)r n.? to Molllleala I791’ _
nautical and mercantile world, was visited of his stock to a person in a neighboring Legislature the right to re.voke, or_.~.alter The Report of the‘ Directors of the ‘Con-l , 1} bl” fm‘ “_l’“l’l'“ “ct Cone‘-‘mlng’ llic. “ cam 03'» - nines O 50
by her Majesty and suite. The royal party town, more than nine years since, wliicli the grants at any time. I-louse concurred. neciicnt State Prison was read, and on 7'3"” “I '“‘”""ed w(’,m_e_"'. ‘ms ‘lead Awlcc. Tm 1 401 .-
' ~ and referred to the _]udiciary committee. } . 3: miles, $2 88
was conducted‘ through the vessel by Lt.
Hoslieni, R‘. N., who expliiiucd the con-
st’r'u"ction'and peculiarities of the vessel.
Her Majesty" minutely examined every
part of the ship, and before leaving, ex-
pressed to Captain I-Ios‘.-en her gratifica-
tion at the sight of his magnificent ship,
and her anxiety for its futii.re.siiccess. She
remained on board about three quarters of
an. hours
Pizrlianzentéziq/.—-Tli‘e last‘ fortniglit has
stock was not retransferred until ‘after the
first of Oct. 1844-, and escaped taxation.
Another case ofninety-seven shares was
transferred 27th of Scptember,and retrans-
ferred after the 1st of October, I8-l~4«. An-
other director transferred September lltb
184-'35, one hundred and forty two shares to
the bank, and had it retrausferred to him
after the 1st of October, 184% Another
director transferred‘ to the Bank forty five
s~hares‘.Tuly 1'4ith, 184-3, which‘wasretrans-
Mr. Smith from tliecoinniittee on Rolids;
and Bridges, reported on sundry petitions.
The Report of a select Committee, with,
the petition of the town ofEast Hai'tfo,i'd.‘,
vs. the I—Iari.ford Bridge Company, (cnminll
Committee on Roads and Bridges.
. The following Bills for public acts were
introduced, read twice and i~ei‘en~e(,] in me
Judiciary Committee, viz :-—l3ill alleringl
the law for the inspection ofOni0ns. llilll,
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motion of Mr. Adams, 1000 copies of it,
with such documents as the Committee on
that subject deem necessary, was ordered
to be printed.
The committee on incorporations, re
ued from last year) was referred to thelportnrl on the resolution grantinc_r power to,
lth’i_~. Norwich & \Vorcester Rail Road Co..
to so
of the \Vorc-ester Rail Road Co. in favor of
the, same. Postponed till afternoon.
The. committee on Education, reported
i On mot.i'0u of Mr. VVelcli,-Monday, next
at ‘2 P. M. was assigned as thetiiiic to con-l
isider an amendment to the Constitution,’
‘respecting the right of Suffrage, proposed;
by the last Lt:‘g‘lSl'.1ll1fC_.—A(l_j0uX‘l'lC(l. l
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Decline of Cil.'es.— Wliile ti‘avclei‘s,
.of Aiiisterdain and Venice, they forgot
that we have parallels on a smalfer scale
‘at home. The little port of I"ertli Ainboy
A’ Little Rock paper tells us a story ofa
youth put on a witness stand, who was
bothered to death by the counsel on the
opposite sides, one complaining that he
,C0“l'~’l not llitderstand the witness and the
lother claiming the protection of the court
bscribe $400,000, to the capital stock abroad lament Q\-Qp the declining gym-jesfagiiiiist such iiiterruptions. Losing his
qiaticiicc at last, the witness addressed
iliimsclf to the court—‘If you’ll just stop
f 9m lmllla 1’ll tell my story so that the
been almost exclusively ncciipied with ferred to him after the 1st 0" October respecting the Assessment of'l‘-i\'es B‘ll'on ‘D (tion in behqlf of Henry Osborn =i - ‘ms 0 C ' ] (‘N Y 1 N ‘d (3 f 1' I 1 H
’, , =)(: , _ , | - _ _ . . ‘ _*- - ,1 e i . _ , z , '. ii c a riva 0 ew or r. ewuort ' est oo iutie iouse wi understand
iynooth, the great ques 1Sl4. One director tiansfeired August icspeeting the place for Assessing Coi‘po-|res(,1ut;nn a]1,.,w;,,,_., we Gm,e,.nm. to semp seventy Years (W0, was the next Scalp“; it a” p -
the question of M
tion‘ of theday. The public mind is still
fermenting and will continue, to do so long
after lZllG‘Sl‘.atUl3' book has recorded the
enactment of the measure. All doubt a-
bout its parliamentary success was at rest
12th, 1842, one biindred and ninety shares
to a person in a town north of New lla-
ven, whicli stock hasever since remaiiied
untaxed. Another director transferred to
his friend, just out of the town of New
tion of Taxes.
merit of Taxes. ,
A bill in relation to Common Schools
was twice read and referred to the School
Bill confirming the Assess-
zt'0 . B' 3.1. " ~- - ~ . . . .
H’ "S ‘H d‘ Ilwesslnenl “ml (»0ll€0- wrliout regard to age) iniligeut blind ofthehast. Alexandri-.i,iu the District of
p'érso_n's to tlie'Boston Assylum. '
1l_/'t2arnomiL—,—"\‘Ir. Beardslee, from the
sel ct coniinitiee to whom was referred
the petition of A. M. Collins and others for
Columbia, at one time transacted more
business than Baltimore. Jamestown, once
so iiliiportaut-a place, is now in ruins; and
the spot on which Roanoke was built is
Six Odd Fellows have’ been excommuni-_
ca_ted_by the Baptist Church, Uniouville,
Washington county N. Y. on account of
the supposed inconsistency of the tenets‘
of their order with a religious profession.-
by the unexpectedfy large majority which London, tfty shares Se b h ‘ - ~ "
. _ . . A . . ptein er 6t ,1b36 Fund Committee’ 1, 1 -I d h C - . .,
assedrtnne Second ,,e,,d,n,,__1,1,7_ and we uesfio ,h’th ‘ Y i I .‘ _ _- ' . _ a. mum rai roa from t e onnecticut not even Lnown. So runs the world
P D q ii \\ e er any tax h 13 ever Repoits of the Judiciary committee, viz. River, to connect with the Hartford and away.” ~ T/1.6 Cleric and tile .Dez:fl.—A inercIiant's
The house‘ofII-Jords will be vigorously bom-
barded w-ith‘ petitions against the dreaded
ineasure,but being less under the influence
of popularfeeliug, the medicine will be
swallowed with» faces less~wry.- A
Sir Robert Peel has liazzarded much in
permanently endowing Maynooth.- There
is no chord‘ in the public mindlsol sensitive
none that thrills with an emotion so keen
as that which the bareidea of ‘supporting
been imposed on, the same. A director
transferred to his friend out of town, Sep-
tember 1_9t,li' :18-1-3-, one hundred. shares
Wl1l"('.'I]' has also escaped taxation.
Such a course of procedure‘ we have not
found in any other bank in this State, and
we deeply lament that it should‘ ever oc-
cur, conducted as banks should be by high
minded and honorable directors.-
The Cashier of this bank during the
Popery outol the piililic purse calls-' intotmonth of April li1st,.fo,.bid one of-_ the Com.
action. --On the’ principle "that the "ba-
tred of the nearest relations is the most
missiouers exariiining the books. But af.
terwards the directors ordered to the
on so much of the Goveriior’s speech as
relates "to alien’s holding land, with a bill
for a public act, for the purpose,_ which
was twice read.
Ml‘-' Strong stated" that as the law now
was, the alien applied to the Superior
Court t'o-obtain a license to hold land,
which was attended . with expense, and
never knew a case where a petition is re-
fused. He thought-‘a general law better,
by which they would be" released from this
expense; . ». ..,
Mr; Strong, from the‘ same Committee,
New Haven Railroad at some point within
thefcity of Hartford, reported in favor of
thepetition and stated succinctly-the rea-
sons for the same. "Report accepted and
the bill in form incorporating A. M. Col-
lins and others as a Rail Road Company
passed. .
The consideration of the resolution re-
spoctiiig the Norwich and VVorcester rail
road was resumed.’
' -.\Ir Rockwell then made a statement of
the proceedings of the Norwich and ‘Vor-
cestcr Rail road Co. in relation to the
Interesting Reh':'.—Col. George A. Foot
of Guilford, has deposited with the Con-
necticut Historical Society, a silver table
spoon, the history of which is certainly
worthy of record. Capt. Andrew Ward,
of Guliford, was an officer in the old
French war, and commanded a company
of provinc.'al soldier at the reduction 0
Lonisburg, in 1757. Capt. VVard being a
strict temperance man, while in the ser-
vice drew money in lieu of his spirit ra-
UOIIS, with which he purchased four silver
rclerk came into a printing office a short
time since and seeing a pile of papers ly-
ing on the table, (it being the day of pub.
lication) unceremoniously helped ‘himself
to.a copy, and uttered the following to the‘
printer’s devil: ‘I spose you don’t take-
anypay for_]ust one paper .7’ ‘Not always,’
replied the devil. Shortly afterwards the
devil entered the store where the clerk‘
belonged, and called for a pound of raisins‘
which was quickly weighed but ‘ by the-
clerlr. The devil took the raisins, saying
-4 1-pose you don’t charge anything:
bitter, we may account for the fcelinir rontrarv and the b0ol's'we,- f- 1 ~ - . .
. ' ‘ C ‘ . ' ~’ ‘. ‘ .. e ‘*3? -.'YSh0\\'n. res ectmrr‘ bettinrr on= Election‘ . l- - -' ' ‘ . .7’ . T ~ . -- . 2
which marlres the cliurclios Of’ ‘Enqland Prior to this rcfusalof the cashier, enourrli repilnted aupon a bill referred to: tlfiiiii) i?l')fT2’r-min“ 130 thchlliorfesiel ianclhashua :i’,ii°"s‘,hmi dtmm mmkled “.L°‘“*bl“«?'* ’ when a fellow don’t take but a pound 'i’;._~.
D - .. . 2 F." 0-H . 11 tel‘ W 101,- it u as passed. - pre..en .e one to cac i ofhis sons. To LNG,’ Said the clerk, abut when I get ;my!
andvRome. " But dissent, is, if possible in
all thevarieties which it assumes, m'or
intense in -.its dislike of the Scarlet lady
than are-the orthodox; and as Dissenters
biiiliigand endow their -‘own places of wor-
ship, a feelingof oppression and injustice
had been cliisco-vereil-‘by the Commission-
ers t0 I lead IO Illlc. OPIIIEQD that “rag not
co.rrect,.an,d_ the directors‘ wereperliaps ap.
prised,tl_ia-gt" it-‘was. too late to withhold any
‘further examination that might be legally
demanded.’—Hai'i§fz.1'd Courant.
against‘ said bill, and recommendinganew
bill, some,wliat more stringent. The new
bill twice read, and after somejremarks, by
Mr. S. and Mr. Dixon, was postponed.‘ I
The same committee reported onabill
lic act relating to joint stock Companies.
ll-Ir. Adarrisintroduced abill for a public
not de the registration of "Voters. Read
twice andreferred.
Mr. Strong, introdiiceda bill for- a pub-
for regulating Civil Actions, recommen-
Read’ twice and referred.-
sliow how far his desccn'ants have fol-
lowed his example, ii is worthy oi’ note
that out of more than one hundred, only
one of the number has ever been tntempe-
rate. The mother of Col. Foote was we.
more papers from a printer I 71 pay for ‘em. .,
‘Why Sam, I thought" you were tom
much ofa sailor to be seen at a horse
believe, a daugter of Capt. Word.
7 g _ .
ra<re.b Horse race,’ responded Sam; ‘this
1s 0 e a mare-a-tame performance,ain’t it 'l’
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