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LEGISLATIVE. -
SATURDAY, May, 24.
Petition of P. S. Galpin and others for a
railroad, referred.
Mr. Baldwin, offered a bill for a public
not for the appointment ofAssistant Com-
missioner uf the School Fund, which was
twice read, and 300 copies ordered to be
printed. _
Mr. \Velch, offered a resolution in-
structing the committee on Banks to re-
pol-_t a bill to repeal the «charter of the
\Vhaling' Bank of New London, or §UCl1
other bill as they might deem e_.\'pe<lIel’It-
After seine discussion it was lflltl On 1110
table. , _ .
The State "Prison committee reported
in favor of discharging Horatio Terrill
from State Prison. ‘Laid on table.
,Thejudici‘ary c’ommittec'i'eporte‘rl against
the passage of a bill for regulating Courts.
Bill read third time. and uegativcd.
ll-Ir. Per".ins, moved that on and after
Monday next, the House have afternoon
sessions commencing at9.o’clock. Passed-
The Judiciary Committee, reported in
favor of it bill for regulating Civil Actions,
and also in favor of a bill concerning Jails
and Jailors. Bills read a second time.
The same commitee, reported upon :1
bill for re-nealing :1 section of the law re-
garding Ninepin alleys, against the repeal.
Bill read :1 tliirdtime negaiived.
A message was received from His Ex-
cellency the Governor, accoinpanied by a
communication from Brigham Young and
others, “a Committee of the Latter Day
Saints" at Nauvoo-—otherwise called Mor-
mons, as'-ing for an Asylum in Connec-
ticut, or for aid i'n obtaining one elsewlicre.
They claim to be “law-preserving citizens,”
and say Illinois has treated them as bad as
Missouri. The former “pounced upon
their patriarch and their prophet, repealing
their chartered rights,” &c. They say
that many citizens of Connecticut are
among'thcin—and request the Governor
to convene a special sessi'on of the Legis-
liture to grant them an Asylum, and to aid
in establishing a colony of “Latter Day
Saints in Oregon. R.-:-ferred to the Com-
mittee on Federal Relations.
Bill appointing Justices of Peace for
, Hartford County was read. ,
Mr. Olney moved to amend the bill by
adding the name af Levi Barnes.
Motion to amend, negatived, 60 to 84-.
The Report of the Conmissioriers on
the Honsatonic railroad was accepted.
Bill for appointing Justices ofthe Peace
for Litchlield County read and passed.
Resolution passed for the following up.
pointments for Litclifi-clcl Coim_ty_:. , .
Judge of C‘ozm‘.'_:/ C022.-t’—Abijali Catlin.
Counig Comm.issi.'me7's—Lester Loomis
L. \\'. Cutler, Joseph L. Gaylord.
Juclges of Piobutc.
Ralph G. Camp for the district of Liichiield.
Jesse Ivesfor the district ofl3arlrhamsted.
Lewis Siniili for the dis'.rict ofHarwinton.
Johnson C. Hatch for the district of Kent.
Roger H. illills for the district ofN. Hartford.
Naihanit-l Perry 1*... the district ofN. 1\=Iill'ord.
Mieliael G. Mills for thezlistricto-f Norfolk.
Henry B. Graves for the district ofPlymoii:h.
Charles F. Sedgwick for the district ofShai'0n.
D. B. Brinsiuadé for the district of W ashington,
Holbrook Curtis for the district of Wateriown.
Gideon Hall, Jr. for the district of \Vinchester.
Thomas Bull for the district of Wood-bury.
The billappointing Aaron W.Feiin Judge
of Probate for the district ofR-oxbury, was
read, and bill passed.
Mr. Hamilton introduced resolutions ap-
oirrtin-g .;‘a'm-es M. B-once State Director
of the Hartford Bank; H. Freeman and
Philip Ripley for the Phoenix Bank; E.
Fessenden and Janis S. Morgan for the
Exchange Bank; and Ellery Hills and
Charles Boswell for the Farmers‘ and Me-
chanics’ Bank, wh_i<_:li were referred to the,
Committee on Banks.
Report of the Committee on Education,
on petition of the Connecticut Historical
Society was read, accompaiiietl by a res-
olution granting tl1ein’f.i31OOO'. Postponed...
(Passed in the Senate.)
The Committee on New Towns, on pc-
tition of F. Beardslee and others, for a
1iewto‘.'n. Reported Adversely. Accept-
ed.
The followieg Bills for public Acts,-
read twice and referred, viz :
Bill concerning lands; bill proliibiti-ng
the fiiriiig of guns in New Haven, and two
bills relating to crimes and punishments.
Adjourned.
.b'i0.\'DAY, June 2.
The committee on Claims, on petition‘
of 'Wm. G‘. llool.'er,that the State purchase
a picture of \Vashington, for the Senate
chamber at New Haven, reported in favor
of the same, with a resolution appropria-
ting EB-L00. Read twice".
Report of committee on Military Re-
turns, No. 5, was accepted.
Bill fora public act relating to- Salaries
and Fees, and a bill for the preservation of
Game,. twice read and referred.
On= report of the Committee on incor-
porations, a bill \ are passed, incorporating
D. B. Minorand others, as an Ac'qued'uct
Company.
A bill for a public act relating to Jails
and \Vorkhouses, read a third time and
passed.
Resolution from‘ the Senate, referring
so much of the‘Governor’:s speech as re-
lates to the competition of convict labor
with the labor of mechanics, was concur-
red iu. _
The committee on‘ Taxation recommen-
ded the passage of a bill, relating to the
place of assessing Ciorporations. Twice
read.
Resolution passed, appointing Holbrook
Curtis, Henry D. Smith, and: Samuel S.
“farmer, Commissioners on the New York
and New Haven Rail Road.
Bill for a public act relating to the As-
sessment of Taxes, referred to committee
on Taxation.
Resolution to discharge Horatio Terril
from the State Prison passed, as recom-
mended by the committee.
Bill for a public act relating to banks,
-ad and referred.
Edgar C. Eaton, Isaac Backus and
Lyon, County Commissioners. _
Resolution passed, appointing
Clark Judge of Probate for the district of
\Vindh.'_im.
Bill appointing Justices of Peace for
Vvindham County was read; passed.
Bill for a public act concerning towns,
reported by the judiciary committee, read
third time and passed. . _ _ _
Bill reported by the judiciary commit-
tee to enable foreigners to hold land after
one ycars‘s residence,rea(l a third time and
assed. _
Bill for a public act concerning betting
on elections, read a third time and recom-
initted.
Bill fora public act relating to corpor-
ations, reported by the Judiciary Commit-
tee, was read a third time and passed.
Bill for a_ public act, reported by the
Judiciary Committee, relating to COUNS
of Probate, read a third time and passed.
Bill for -.1 public. act relating to Savings
Banks, reported by the same committee,
read the third time and passed. .
Bill for a‘ public act for regulating cour
reported by the same committee, read the:
third time and laid on the table.
Bill for a public act relating
and punislinients, reported by
committee, rc-‘a‘d the third time
Biil for a public aet concerning civil ac-,
tionr-, read twice and referred.
to crimes,
the samef
committee, read a third time,advocated by
Messrs. Strong and Curtis, opposed by
Mr. Atkins, and passed.
referred a report ofa special committee on
the punishment of juvenile delinquents,
was adopted.
Report of_a s_e':e'ct coinrriittee to whom
was i‘ef-erred a bill relating to the gi‘o\\-‘mg
of oysters reported in tavor of the -same
with amendments. Read twice.
Bill for a public act relating i.o Foreign
lnsutance Agencies in this State, wasread
and negutived.
Resolution appointing Eli B. Bennet
State Director of Fairfield co. Bank, refer-
red to bank Committee.
T Ussmxv June
introduced, read t\vicc, ordered to be pri
ted, and made the order of the day at
A. M.
question of licensing.)
favor of creating a new town, to be ca.
South Windsor.
the reasons for the report.
resolution passed. (The new town
have one representative.)
mittee, placing the Students of the E
\-Vindsor 'l'lieolor_>'ical Seminary and t
Sufiield Literary lnstitute, on
gard to performing military duty.
the Connecticut Historical Society, with
$l,OO0 was taken up.
Resolution pas‘ed, 7222.727. con.
asscd.
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read a third time, and negativer_l.
lon Sale of Spirious Liquors,
read athird time.
Mr. l“i-in‘: moved several
rejected..-
\Vr-.o.\'r.si3.\r June 4.
substitute for several bills referred to them
in regard to registration ofclectors, which
was read twice.
Slt!tCD'l‘l‘C'C'lOl' of the illiiltllcsex County
fcrred tothe bank committee.
The School fund Committee to whom
(was referred so much of the Governor’s
school Commissioner’s report, reported a
bill for a public act reliiting to said Fund,
\Vlll(3'll was twice read. On motion 500
certain resolutions by tliciirreportcd, were
ordered to be printed.
On motion of ll-‘Ir. Kendrick, the House
proceeded to the order ofthe day. being
the coiisideration of House Bills, No. 18,
1'9, and 9.1,. relating to the sale‘ of Spiri-
oiis Liq.uoi's.- _ ‘
On motion of Mr. Converse of Killingly
"the House resolved itself into a committee
of the whole on this subject. The Spea-
kcr called "Mr. Beardsley to take the chair
who, on account of of ill health, asked to
be. excused, and Mr. Rockwell then took
the chair.-
In Conzmittée oft/ze W)i_ole.—-—1\.-‘Ir. Adams
proposed to ta‘-e up hill No. 9.‘4«,(tlie coun-
ty Commissioner system) which was done.-
On motion of Mr. Waterbury, the word
“County” waserased, in‘ ‘ld section, -and
Town inserted.-
Mr. Adams, in order to test the matter
about a town or county system, movedan
anrendnien-t to the bill, which was adopted
-80: to- 32, against the county system.-
Sundry other amendments carrying out
the same principle were adopted.-
Afier some discussion on va'ri'ous amend-
ments, most of which were not important,
in which Messrs. Strong, Dixon,- Curtiss,
Hale, Jen-eit, Essex, Einmons, and Bald-
win participated, the latter gentleman said
,-as the bill had been mutilated, and its most.
important features stricl-en out, he would
‘csolution passed appointing Thomas
‘S, Judge of Windham co. Court,and
move that it lie on the‘ table, and that Bill
ments, by
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Bill for a public act to protect the I'igl1ts:ones.
of married women, reported by the samel
:1 third time, opposed by Mr. Rockwell‘
Jame sterday,) _be taken up. Carried.
That bill was then announced as being
Jared before the committee.
Mr. Hamilton, proposed several amend-
which
ers to licexnse.
three Commissioners
were to be chosen by each town annually to
decide all matters in reference to licensing
requiring a plurality of votes only to elect
them and a majority of the Commission-
M rs. Adams, Emmons, Baldwin and Cur-
tis opposed it, and th
e mover and Mr.
Steele supported it, and it was negatived.
On motion of Mr. S
No. 19 was to’ en up.
trong, House Bill,
(The principal ob-
ject of this bill is to break up grogeries,
and all its provisons are to that point.)
On motion ofMr. St
of it was erased. He
rong the 4th section
said that public 0-
pinion would not sustain an entire prohi-
bition of the sale of ardent spiriis,—- but it
Bill for a public act concerning Lands,
read a third time and passed.
Bill for a public act relating to paying
expense of prisoners confined in Jails at.
the expense oftlie State, read a third time ~
and passed; l
Report of the Hartford and’ New Haven‘,
Railroad company, read and accepted.
North Carolina and lndianna, in regard to
further legislation was neccsszuy on the
subject.
The State Prison committee reported
State Prison, accepted.
l'lie l-tank commitee (to whom their‘ re-
iport had been committed) made a furtlier
The committee on Federal Relations to:
whom was referred communications from '
Tlicformcr /teig/it of Connect-iut Rivcr.—-
At one of the-sittings of the recent con-
vention ofGeologists, at New Haven, it‘
was remarked that President Hitchcock,
of Amherst College, had shown_ that the
ice-bergs had carried large blocks of gray
wacke of Catskill, over hills 1200 feet
high into the Housatonic valley. A gen-
tleman also stated that enormious masses
pf yellow quartz rounded oval like an egg,
lying in Middletown, were several feet
exchange of (lucuments; reported tluit no ',a'oove the Connecticut river. The enquiry,
’was then made, had the land risen on which
lthey lay, or ha-l the river fallen '2 Had we
‘any means ofknowing what was .he height
that John Coleman be discharged from the , of the Connecticut 4000 years ago". Now | The b idget of the last
C'li.'2za..—-Letters receiv"d yesterday from
Hong Kong state that at “Foo-C}mo.Foo
the English are not admitted within the
walls and the Secretary to the Consulate
there, has returned quite ill from want of
suitable food and lodgings. At present,
the occupancy of that city by the English
is s mere farce. There is no missionary
there.
A letter: dated Macao, Feb. 14, says qui-
et reigns in China. The Emperor has re-
signed his authority into the hands of a
lrdgency; but no one knows whom he will
lnainc for his successor. l-Vhoever hemay
ibe, let him prepare liimself forgreat events.
year, which was
lthe Nile 500 miles above its mouth at,publisned in the month ofOctol:ei', shows
!,Philc, is ‘2-1« feet lower now than
-1003 ye-e.i's ago.
_ it wasifl Ilefittiency in the revenue of 38,}-00,000
President l-litchcock in t‘-10l-“, (-53558,‘?-C0950-)
It will be impossible
irepurt in wliicli they state that the \'\'lial- Zreply said that the terrace lines along the‘, to supply the dc.-~cit, for ll.e people are
jing Ban‘; of
would sanction putting down grog shops'by a committcs in explanation of the mal-
and this bill would accomplish the result. ;pi'ar:tices cliai-god against them,
He was for trying the" simple remedy at 'e:rpl:in-aiions were not satisfactory to the
this time.
A discussion arose in regard to the}
is . smallest nantit r which any ‘.CTS0ll was '.well and Kcudric on motion of}.ir. l_oc -
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and finally one gallon ,woo:l, it was laid on the table.
. l Bill for. :1 public act concerning crim lieigllt of the mountain on “.1,;(,h ._he,. are:
permitted to scl ,
was the quantity agreed upon.
Mr. Essex, proposed 30 gallons.
l(!Oil‘.l}Ill[(‘C.
s:-.i-;l it was the m:in,who sold by the largest ‘ill-fame. Re-ail a. third time and passed.
and passed lquaiitity that scattered the poison t
‘the land. In this city it was sold by the ,of‘ civil actions,
100 hhds. He wanted to reach the larger :p*.isse.:l.
l Bill for a public act concerning Jails and’
Mr. Boardman, said the provisions of,.l-ailers, read a tb°i'd time and passed.
Bill fora public act in relzitim to Idiots,
lthis bill wer
Zbut at dram shops.
lwliether we could prevent a vessel with a
Report of the committee to whom \\'7lS:2(:i1i'f_’_f() of this article coming and selling it.
in this State——biit we could protect the and laid on the table.
s of the community, and our own
\Ve can,
i
l
_ moi-al
continued from the last session, that said 3 towns from enormous expenses.
report be continued to the next SeSSlOTl,:nOt prohibit the sale of spiritous liquors,Sm,cDh_ec,m_0f,heTO—,,md c0umyB,mk,
lin this State.
l Molion for thirty
e not leveled at large dealers',l
liroughi Bil. for a public act, for the limitation ' pot holes on ll (2 Pi-anr-.c-i in
read a third time and feet by 15 in size and 15 feetdeep———w:iter.
lflowing through there now~a most beau lthe B,.;d,,o,,,,,, Stage was 0,, 3,5 way d(,“_,,,-
no workm in could carve it ouil on Moiiiiiiii’ S0mi&.ll‘l"‘.r3.¥‘l"9 "-7‘)-'a Wl‘-en -
It should be "Mt d b I’ ”’:li"fll‘ the city, wnich frighterieil the horses
‘-' 3 ‘‘ 5S0 that they run away and upset the stage‘
It was questionablegread twice and referred.
wi thd raw n .
‘_blanl< was filled with one gallon.
Bill relative to the
lierclofore.
'l he Com rose,’ and reported progress.‘
Bill validating doings ofassesors,passc .
taking of usury——~
-,li’]1l.li'll‘lf1' the interest a forfeiture in case of,
_. ‘. "if. , . _, I .
usurious lnte.L:>:., instead ol principal as_.mad n ,,“,_d “me and P,,sSe(l_
ifxegatived.
Meinorial of Amos Pilsbury, relative
V‘: lSt-. -' ..«.-- -
to M” dimes as‘ aid‘ ” 0“ '8 " no Pllson : ol l\llllIlg\\‘()t‘lll, allowing all persons
The ‘
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i Adjourned.
l FIIIDAY, June 6.
lrcfcrred.
iiffs, read twice iiszd referred.
.' ativcrl.
Bill fora public act relating to Ri
land l‘rii'ilcges, introduced by Mr. Du
l Bill for a public act relating to the place
of assessing corporations, read a third time
Resolution appointing Chauncey
A bill for a public act coI‘:ceruing Slier--
A bill for a public act for the prose ‘va-,
,tion of Game, read a third time and neg-
A bill for a public act concerning towns
ghts frozen in,
the river was once at those l‘.(3l{1‘lllS.
,feet. deep in the hardest granitcon theto;
-,of 3-Ioiiritzziiis dividing the Merriinaclc am
After sou e remarks by Messrs. Rock-,Connecticut were full of pebbles, and show‘
:that the Connecticut and the
l
lv.'ere once connected. 1100 feet
He and punishments in reference to houses of found.
.
Prof.
71?
A3:
streams;
so skillful‘-y
scienfific persons.
Dr. Jackson s:;id that long before 1/:
uiac‘-' and the Connecticut Rivers.
Prof. S lliman said that no doubt
rated. Lieut..Ringold, of the Exneditio
‘said he coasted along one icel‘-e";' over 7
fl-l(2i‘riii'iai-lr .
is tlic-.
lliman spa‘ e of the rcirai” able;
ouiitaiii, ‘.Z0l
tifnl example of the connection ofdiflieren
-,miles in length——a mere stranded iceberg.
illere, then, was :1 mode of transport for
;thc largest blocks we ever find: the bloc'.'
lonce lo?" "‘(rr"°'" ‘.he parent mck’ -and of the contest between Fashion and Pe ‘to-
then the ice melts and the boul-3 3
dl,_.V§de.ijs drop down in line for 40, 50, or 60
,2, x miles.
New London had been heard yallev of the Connecticut, alone show ilmtlt00 p001‘ to pay it.
‘ “ I
Dr.l
but the 'Jae’.son said that. the ancient pot-holes Ill
Du bury Ilnzma.-—Tlie Globe———and more
) i, recently Phoenix Hotel,has been thorough-
lgoly furnished in an eli-gum style, and is
=to be l ept as a Public House -by D. A.
.Hoyt, late of the County House. "1116"
‘spacious Lining Hall has been furnished
gand decorated with much taste, and a con-
.,sidcralilc outlay of expense.
'f_.r‘.h to be known as the Danbury House.
Dun. Times.-
./.‘I.--c1'r.’rn(.—We are informed that while’
.
I . o . . ,
iseriously iiijuring a ft-ma c passenger by
e,ihe name of llawley, and the driver.-—
n-.- ..I.‘ .., 1,. . , ,
,7’!!! 8:21 ro.z.z.'2en/ rune rleinterl mote I/Hz, phme “Tm sm.c,.,,; ,,,he,. ,,,,sSC_,,ge,.S, bu,
ocean water must l“'ive assed thro'icrl l .
{ms ,;,O.,nt..;,, yop Guy, ,\,_,pé-n the M ‘ j.‘,\\'e do not learn that any oftlicm were
‘ " -L g '9 C * er” gliiirt.—l)unbuyIuicv.
the; The Hartford Fire Insurance Company
true mode of transport was ice and u ntr=,r,‘_ ll“.S declared a semi-annual dividend pay-
but their great power was much under-‘able on demand.
n E
0, I’-'(.'.S'/lli :“2h'f}fC C.'(£!.'.7/‘T/. ‘Ye have never
seen a horse race; :.nd if we ever had a
desire to see one, it has been extinguished
_ by the notices we hare read lately, in
*5 many even of our most respectable papers
no, on the Longlslaiul course. One told
us thatthc legs of the horse and rider
were ‘streaming with blood from the furi-
lt is hence-_
A bill for a public act to restrain the,
(This bill provides for electing;
County Commissioners to decide on the, , , _
‘been m:idc against Mr‘. Pillsbury, to which!
Mr. Curtis, from the committee, stated _
Accepted anclilfle‘-1 0f_ _
is to: hug to see Connecticut gaggcfd.
Pillsbury was too poor "to nialre liio ouvn
= defence, he would be willing that the State
Resolution passed, on a report ofa com-I.
It was not
ast; should bear the expense of it.
},e{custoni:iry to print private memorials in
I -~
the sainc}9
footing with those‘ of Yale College, in re-E
On motion of Mr. Rockwell, -the report
of the Education committee, on petition of;
the resolution reported by them, granting
A bill for a public act relating to bet-gm T, F ,_ 1 ,_ _ {V I7
. . . 0 : 0 - . Q t r Q ' I 1' I_ V 3 ' ~ _
ting on elections, read a third time and- ‘ °”z°“" "- l” U “C” ‘~“'“ ‘’ ‘C ‘ ’ ‘in
amendmeuts,,
which Messrs. Curtis and Strong thoughtl
tested no principle of the bill, which were:-‘mil
The Judiciary Commit‘ee reported :1;
Resolution appointing Di-rid Harrison;
Baul.', and Charles VV. Newton, State Di-
rector of the Miildletowii Bazik, were re-=
Speech as relates to that subject, and the.
copies of their report and $350‘ copies of
presented by Mr. Burnliam, who asks
igaggiiig.
ongress, nor was it usual here.
l\?otioi'i negatived S~l- to E5.
lllr. Biirnliam, then moved to print 500.
I
'referred to the State Prison Committee.
.]\"eu,- I-In-ven. County ./‘Ipp0z'Izlmr'7itr.
Joseph Vi-food, Judge ofCount_v Court.
and Hoadiey Bray, CountyCommissioners
J zzdg-23 of 1’:'o-Cale,
Ralph D. Smith for the district ofGuilfei'il. --
aSilas l-li chcoelr for the district of Ch:-s' ire.
l A bill for ‘‘ Public "ct W i"°"°m' fmudS.Jesse Ciampion furthc disiriei o£'M-.idi:oii.
B. Aeilrcws for the district ofitleeiilcii.
'l he order ofthe day was then tfilieii 3 Rel-ah Sll'01l'__1.i‘Ui‘llietllslfltjl. ofi‘. ilf. rd.
up, being a bill reported by the committee
1
| Bill appoing Justices for New haven;
County, passed.
Resolution appointing Eli B. Bennett
Fcirlicld County, rassed.
Mi‘. Converse introduced a resolution
directingilie committee on elections to
enquire ifany member of the llouse holds
office under tl.c U. S.—passed. , '
On motion of Mr. Kendric. the House
went into a coirimiitcc of the whole, Mr.-
I I
Rockwell in the cli-air. ,-
n I I
wcl’s] taken up. '1 he principal amend-.
ment proposed was one by Mi‘. Adams to,
1
A long dz-bate occurred and the motion
was negatived.
l The comniittee then rose, and reported
gto the House the ainciidments made tothe
"bill, which were all concurred in. Adj.
T1-IURSDAY, June‘ .5.
O_u motio-.i of Mi‘. 'i{endric/e,tlie Report
of the committee on petition of John J.
Howe and others was taken up. The re-
port of the committee is, that the draw be
enlarged. ’
Messrs. Strong Perl. insand Godfrey op-
posed the report, which was arlvocaled by
Messrs. Iieneric/r, Richmond, Steele, Cur-
tis, Burnham and Beardslee.
The disciission occupied the House du-
ring the whole of the forenoon session
until one o’cloc/r, when the question was
taken,.the report accepted, and the reso-
lution passed.
Bill for a public act authorizing County
Deeds, once read. -
- _ Report of committee on petition ofBen-
jamin Isaacs and others, that they have
leave to withdraw their petition. Accepted.
Bill for a public act requiring Consta-
bles to give‘— bonds, read twi'ce,and referd.
Petition of Absalom Carey and others
to divide the town of Stafford, referred" to
committee on new towns. _
Resolutions passed, restoring the for-
feited rights-of J’0hn Glover, and Charles
Ware, except that of electors.
We are gratified". to learn that the Rev.
Samuel Fuller D.» D. Prof. of Theology in-
Kenyon College, Gambia,-Oliio, has accep-
ted in call‘ to the Rectorship of St.Michaels
Church in this village‘; and will soon en'-
ter upon the duties of h-is charge.
No.-18 (which was under discussion yes-
'.' . t "L: l- ~
will “.he lele.l,r°.d to Hie Sm 9. lug“) gllce, re.-.rl twice and referrt-cl.
committee, witn instructions to print 10003
. .. _ i.‘ i... '. ‘!,, .,
Sale Of Wmes “ml Sl~‘“"l“°”5 L'fl‘~l0"'5 “"15-;(’0l”Cs. me “me number ‘ls.“,aS llrmud of jlitiua read :2 third time and passed.
,1. : the Directors report, to whic.r this was a
joireply.
l I‘.-Ir. Beardslcc offilonroe i'cmai'l.'c-d ihats - — rv Ir 1 1
this case ivas novel Seriofis Cll'1l‘°‘€Sl“l’ ii-./amen We-av-mi’ and M.m' 'him('ii”’l
‘ ' ‘ ' " ““ ‘ -‘> “ ‘ Ebounty Coimiiissioners for l cw London‘
f_l_‘il"le corn”-jjttee on NI;-‘V .TO\‘rj1§: on pc-l lit} Sl|Olll(.l llflve llle lncfills Oi l'Cplyll‘l_f_3'.'—-l
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l, mn of Elmm. and Omers, r(.p0,-{ml malllr. L. was surprised that his fiiend lioin
l]C,1;Norwich should assist in this species of:
Mr. Strong replied. _ He repudiated the
gagging any man, nor vgas he wil-_
If M r.
This motion with the memorial was then
E.'.lward A. Cornivall, Grccrr l{endrick,}
:El.enezer Ix’. Ives for the district of XV-.illin<_vford.
wllicll was ; l\lorton J. But-l for ilic (llSll'l(‘.l of \Vaii-rbury.
San-iuelJ:1rvisJustices of Peace for.
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' ous spurring with which the latter had
tortured the poor animal he rode to its
utmost speed; iznotlzer rioted in descrip-
imolead their own cases in Courts of Jus- .
‘ i l .7l/in-r,.7m'cr.s‘ of J.-e. Sm: /i,.——The five per-
gons iiidicted for killing Joe and Hiram
...‘mitli anpearerl in court, at llancock coun-
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i,,,, 0,, ,h,_, 19,1, ,‘,],_ um“, “M; was fixed, ll(ll’lIOflillC .r)icc]und r..Ip[.dity }\\llll uhiibh
,f,_,,_. ,1“, QISL _‘u:c as) was appiicu. ;:iw ticre can e
—— ...... __._-..-_ {pleasure in looking upon such l.llll'1_-'_J‘S is to
‘us a mystery.——..'‘.‘. 1’. Com. ./Yr! '.
Bill for a public act relating to the Mi-
Resolutioris appointing CharlesJ hic-
lCurdy, Jiirlge, an-J Zebulon Brno '.vu_v.
The steamship New York arrived atl
-New Orleans. on the 9.4-_th ulr. in tliirtvl
,three hours from Galveston. She brouglit
lover sixtv p.‘tSSell_£Cl‘S, among whom ('SIen.
The Magi:.cl—i~c 'l"eil:gir:ipli be-tween New
Yor and Pliiladclpliia will be delayed a
. I I " . . '. ' - --
S,,m,,9l Hongtm, ex_PmSi PM 0 V: C ,t.oup..e of montns. lhe afliiii is so far
, ( . c-..i.,
.-county, passed.
J zu/gas of Prolzaite.
7D. B. Carrol, for the district of Col:-lies-tor.
Erastus Williams, for the (list. of Ledyard.
P.-tor Comstock for the (list. of E. Lyme.
I
land family. v l-.o, it is said are en, 7ou’c for-
: , ._. * )‘ ' .. . . .',. . .
,,hC Hm.m,,ngc. {the posts and \\i.e hate
77' ' ".- -- ' - ' -' r . -. l « -- - maile.
),;3}‘-,.:*,::,-‘-,,;;,", ,1-«O{$,;}j;g,<‘;:*;;;=,;,;j;‘,;i,;--e- 1 he Un-was-ates me; - -_-___..---.-.-_-.____-_
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‘ _* , g _ ‘ s ’ ,con.mnnd cf (,ommodoic R. F. Stockton _',- /L3 .7l,7.o7-mop. T/"1/I] ——On ille ‘ 0 [ct lt
Suiidrybills for public acts were l)l‘(‘:SC|‘i°'c()ngi_~,;_ig1._-y- of the s1e...,, f-,.;,,.,, P.‘ _ , I , . ’ . "' ‘ u '
ted bv the Enczrossing committee and :si«'r:~‘.- ' shzp 9. {}.,.\..~;. Gil), ;",_ 0 '“‘(»<’- “P. =, t1.ie trial of persons charged W th the mu;-.
" ‘~' C 2- x _--.'..u. . .1 ‘ r_,'_‘ I. ..--i_ _ '_V 1 -
ed [W ll”) SP°ak°f' ’ "Pit"-site },.,,.C” ,,’ni\e", ‘"3".’-'*‘» ‘all(lJl)l‘i1_t.Cl of llirtini and Joe hinith, commenced
- _ . _ , . .. i " ' ' ' ‘ , ~ 4 ';_ 1 _ ‘ug .
A bill for a publicact. concerning Banlcs, (.‘-,.},.C,m,, ‘ an mic mic °fl'.“Dt .Ca‘,ll‘“3"'v ill’ Thee l”‘*°“°l'5~ J- C-
.. ‘ -- - ~’.\':-.- ‘-2.; ~ s.
lend [\w,l( Q and ‘ch-”ped_ , ,I,hP "Hue, if” If ‘t , . 1“ , X‘ l‘\, .\tC an aflftlb s..C.ll ll(?l,T. C. n.ll8l'P
Tl'c R'iilro-id co-ninittee rellorted in l 17’ [,1 pm an lnieiiigciice rromifillmli “ll-llle “’”'5"“" 5*’-"'"1la Mfllli Al‘
' ‘ ‘ "" ," ‘A - tie tepu do is the oroclzimaticn of ‘-"re*-- 1-‘ -' 7- ‘V " - J C -
favor of granting the petition ol Seth J. t,i,..,. T,-".93 ,.(.(.0,,,,,',. ,,i;,,,, , C 1,» S l(‘."-'.(’;l,‘ V‘ " 1*‘ £“°‘9l'a '<"‘-ll C0l- 10'“
“ “ . . -«II-U A -. .1 '3‘ A I - ' v-' - ..' , ‘ .'
North and others, for u Rail Road. from "Of me 00,19 .0 be hioi, ., " lamp", '0" \' ll-“ms: ('-0mlr'l«=l“‘~“l by i‘-fllfilmlt Of the
,\'cw B,.;,_,,m ,0 pj,.,,,0,,[],, WM, ,1 b,” (M, i, ,li‘ ll ‘ ‘ell m_ 110 44“ 0f,p.iit..il manner in \\l).(.ll the jurors have
. . . ~ _ .. une, I01 l-)0l}!Jl'I)OSC()f('l:0i'1$ll'\rr(l(al9cr'1t(=‘; i~.- Q.) . ,.j .. 1 .. . 1 1 -v
the r iucoi'por;iti-ou. Read and laid on" ' r ‘ - . -’ . '-'=‘ “'*-‘n '4 ‘3Ll~‘v 3"‘ PW.‘ 0“ l *9 C-‘NIH ‘hat
t.,,l,],3 J ' em m,o°l' kl Conwlill Ln" ",2 ill“ "'l.V Ol -‘\“'5lm». .’;fi':'.>‘. rs bcappointod to select a jury which
. §0'i l'lf_’ “ .*oi'i" ' - f'~- ‘l --" » . v- ~
Bill for a public act for the preservation‘ \i):~rl ( ;-,JO”i,i,“ (ii J'.l.iy "mt “)0 pm Ml“? é"‘“'l3 Q““‘l-L"l- “"3 .ll”'Y “'35 not
. . ‘ - .3 ‘I. E ..S(Pi' 0‘ "i 1 ~- ~ - . .‘.. , . . . .
-of Ov.<ior.°., rea-.l a third time and l‘):‘t54$-‘{‘(l. ...,,:C.\._,,;.,,, 0,-Telly,‘ “,1: lg‘ ll§~"_l“’-1‘ gm 1l1€‘,eii.i.L-ly cinpaziiitlcrl at the last ‘¢"4(‘('.Otli"i!-'.
-‘ 7 . 1|: n .u. 4‘ I -357. i v} '1 - 2?. ,,._.,., ..,l _. ' ' ‘
The P:iC\\'i1:ll1]l)Sllll‘C and Rhodr lsl: . . .' )9 .m”‘ “l'”9‘ ’ - A C"l“--‘i’°l‘*"-‘l*l- of ll“? 54- LOWS 1‘-C‘ lib‘
I ‘ ‘ml and any ()ill"1‘ ‘u-0 wc-<l';.-m ~,--l. .1 .. p,» .
resolutions in i'crv'ar(.l to '1ihomas W‘ D.-urr ' 1 ‘ ' J -l" 1' i ‘ .' ‘H .1 “W "“ ~ ll‘-'-‘ma -“""'y'35
9 , -j:, _ _' - - » lllfliic ('oncei‘niiin' the iiationality of the-2' T.‘ - -I ’«' 1. . r I -
were referred to .ne COl’i‘il‘i'lil2lC(.‘Ol11't:(lCf1tl 1e.,,.lJlIc ° 5 --"9‘.‘ “='“E-7 l l‘-'5 *3" “*3 “C9” °"l”'°lY
, E 1 l n ‘ _ , s a ‘h , o
,_ej,,,,O“s_ i lfllllel. and l0-iCL.:lJlC‘, yet there is a deep
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The same r'0inmitt.ee. reported on peli-E To-.-2' 0.-‘lie ].‘r.-.v:oz'rI’,5- (,,.,l ,7,.,.-.,,,,',,,.., M, :.”,“‘l ""l~“”° 3-“'*"i.V l’-“in “lllfll I‘-<‘1‘V7l(l€‘3
_ _ ‘, H. p :..-q Ir...,.'. L10". _r_ _) .,_"._ _‘ -
iion of John Power, that he be (li.sci.ai‘2‘eu -~—A half do:-zen ‘Uler s wc-re reirio-.-oil l-via’! """S"“Ls—ll’c "““l"clC'5 "f llle “C‘”‘S°‘l-
.from the State Prison. Accezited. shir. -.\’orr's o °~‘.- s .~.‘- 1' -. -.-' - .. ..‘.illl° “"‘“”° “F ll‘? Clll‘--'.~"~'° 59311181 ll‘-Cm 1‘-Dd
_ , l _ _ , l llml-1.1 44,. .. \\.l()lll \.e.c , _,. , - «,_ _ ,_ , _ ,
lhe l--louse resiiuied tire CUll.‘.~’l.’lf‘I'."tllO!l anpoiritrtail by .fi.fi'. G-.r.':l.ain. Soineofllrmn l "he peed Mr slate of the rcflllolls C-“5t”‘g
uof bil No. 19, for restraiiiing the sale of had been li‘..l.l!t". office but a short time iiwmiecn the Miirmom ‘mil lm'i’M“’m'°"‘°’
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-‘Sl""ll°l-‘S L“'l'~‘°”" :O=llV 1W0 appointments has yet been made?‘ '1 Comphe to l""!“‘ ml‘ p'°‘i‘e“l l“"l° cf
actually been
o.
u,._ 'p,.,,,_.y, m,,,.C,] to Cmsc me “hove __a,..eS5h__Q_ (1-,,:_:andSm],,,‘ m,pm_,C:_‘cc(, Rm, , interest to too old citizens o’ tips country,
No. '2-l-, and asked the yeus efficient clerks of several vezirs ‘ ‘E"‘”'.V l’°‘l.V "ll'""‘-‘i illlelldllilg (- 0”” °"m°3
standing: 6
ll)!lt who were disrtliarged by Mr. Gi'aha'ml mus’
jbill and insert
—’;armed to the teeth, and frequently
iets and rifles will be seen taken out of
,r-ertaiu to lo completed that contracts for,
House bill No. 9 [known as Mr. Roclc-l
Eund i'::i_vs, uliicli were refused.
. Mr. Essex, opposed. Motion nogatived.
l hlr. Rf)Cl(\\’0il, said he had coi-.ferred
?with a large number of ineinbers, and he
believed the bill would be more sati.-f:ic-
iory, if the lirst section was erased. The
bill would be cc ipletc witliout it.
tioncai'ried.
On motion of Hi‘. Hale, the yeas and
nays were ord -red, and the riucstion taken
on the bill, which passed. Yeas 101,i\-lays
-1-5.
Mi‘. Burnham’, ofli-i'erl a resolution ap-
slioi'tl_v before his own removal.
l - ..J‘\'''. Y. limp-7'c3e.
wagons with as much deliberation as if
they were attending a iniliiia muster in-
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. “gm /,,.,,- ]),.t‘,,,_I,.,,,_(,,.,_p[,,,,,;6,. of ,],,,. stead ofatiending a court ofjustice. 'l his
,7|[.-~m'.;.:;n ,Tm1,.,,,7g,{/.-I/.—lt. uppca;-5 by 3 leltm.-, is a bad state of things, but extraordinary
-, ~ ‘ . . . i
M(,,if.oi.1 \\ aslimgton that me oftlie six in-;
cases demand extraordinary remedies.
istalinents of the lziezszicaii iiiderniiity no“.-l _ The Moi'iiions are said to have expres.
I
due liarc been paid somewlieie between i 5‘-“l 3 ‘l9l9"”‘*l”‘~‘-H0“ '0 lfllfc TCVCn'J.¢‘s ll}:
this and 1‘-.lc-xico, but rollodv mm {on “.l,,._t l case the defendants should not be convic-
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ins necmne oftlic n~.o,~_e_x;, all-, S,-,mm0,,,te(l, but it is hoped that more discreet
ils also inis:-ing.—j‘.-" Y. I-Icn,-Ii],
I __._
i counsels will l1r(;\';i_i,_ ._
Philip S. G;Rji’—rii(\-Vliiglhdsibeen elected
insert the license systcin. Z I
I
. . . . . VVP unclersfadd Il"1ttllC Secretwr ' of‘
. omiingr 1‘:-lnson Cleveland a Justice of , ' " . ‘ “ "‘ ‘ ‘ 3' ‘ , 1' , _ ,
tB)0nc.e for uyimumn COumy_ ,Sta c has submitted a report upon the twol Mil} “V ‘_’f_1\9“- H-“C”: _0‘:C“' He"! P50":
, He remm, ed that the qcmlmnml was §Mcxir-an instplments, which were said to:(“lS°_Wl".5-’) by 7! I11=i,]f;r_il3' of six. For
*7’ have been paid rliiring“ the last year. ‘Vol Galpm 3375 fol‘ Pccli <33-35 Scailellng 5”“
V I I
Ewell known, and that he was the only hr“,
. . . - . e 2 .,- - " 73- ‘r : ‘ ‘L ’. "“ .
igentlcnian on tlicir State ticket who had is "0tr(:_aestO:1:‘,)S,§:3l:,r“Algzllflle ,;-,le~°“lC_':ll [(5139, the lmlmm, ;m,t0,.Senam,- w],o_.e
l . ' . ' . >, y _ I; .. .i . (l sti. rev"ins% , p, . - -
not been uppointeda Justice ofl. cace. ilc ' whe,he,. they “.C,.,, ,,c,,m”y P ‘ -\ote flC:t,tZli.f‘:(l_tllt_3 election ofa VVliig U. S.
I p _ paid over to;
trhe agelnt pl thclz United" States, and, there-j’
. . - ore, v. iet ie" t ie . ., .. ~ .-
which he hoped the House would grant. ' in his 0 ,i,,i‘O;, f,-,-,.c‘1Jc.c-fin Lia mnjdi-3 Out’.
sHe as’ ed for the yeas and nays, which =,hei,_ Olt. ’,. H piiying if-G -.0 ammntsl, _. _ _ _ . _ O,
;“.~e.,.e ,-,,.de,.,,d, yeas 77-, my-s»(i6, I_i{~c5g-,‘thp Tl’? 1":|0‘n or ‘re l%30.lnS!l¢'éltYle1')tS out of Dis-treyssmg, /lcc1r_lcn.'f.-—Last_ evening, at.
lutl-on passed, ' I ‘ e”,““-V 0 “G “flef '~‘l¢1l°-‘y under,aquarter before 7 oclock, as some la-
A bin for ,, ,,,,b];c act ,.eja,,,,g to profit ie contingent appropriation made by the borers were engaged excavating a clay
5ccedin._s in E(1.uitV,« road a third time and blast C0ngreSS'—Um°"' lbank near Swan, between State and Lari-'
iassed. _ It has been decided b J (1 " ‘ ciaistér Streiais’ a-portion of the. bank gam“
l Bill appointing Hiram Rider Judge of that if the proprietor ofii ngivgeinvecnfiooiiilwily’ bufymg fmir of th? men‘ . Three
;T0ll31fN1 00- COUN W88 [>‘dSS8<l- ‘sells even one ofhis a‘rticles,~before he haslwele mm" .°"t “I've: PM 1“ 009» llfe W115
l A bill appointing ‘Walter R. Kibbe Oli-, ' '°““"rlY °xl'mct'*flZb””3/ Allflsa 3d-
Senator, has been appoiiiir-cl Indian Agent
by Polk. The Rocli_ester,Dem‘oC’rat thinks
he will steal from the red men.
in-as opposed to malt-in-g distinctions of this
kind. It was -.1 small morscl of comfort
_. taken out his patent", he’ therebv loses his’
‘V91’ H- King. and Thomas Clallt-. 10 the ‘exclusive claim; the sale is held to be an
Surveyors to take acknowledgement of
office of County Commissioners for Tol-
-land Co. passed‘.
Tolland Co Justice bill passed.
A bill for a public‘ act coiicerriing crimes
and punishments: a bill proposing an a-
mendment to the Constitution ; :1 bill re-‘
garding the registration of voters; and
a bill regulating courts, were all read a
third’ time and passed.
Bill fora public act relating to Shad in-
spection, read twice.
Report of the Judiciary committee on
certain petitions for abolishing capital
punishment, that they have‘ leave to with-
draw their petitions, was read.
The report was accepted-. _ C
Leman Church and Henry Dutton‘ were
appointed Commissioners on the Hausa-
tonic Railroad. A‘djou~rned.-
The keel of another bark like the Mus
Lite/ifield Eng.»
abandonment of the invention to the pub-
lic. This is a new dccision—the opposite
doctrine having been heretofore held at
the Patent Office.
tlemen who complain that they can boast
of no distinctive title as American citizens,
when they travel in Europe:-—
“If the New York Sa.t'ans(?) and “re-
fined” nincompoops, never have any worse
name than “Yankee” put upon them, they
need have no occasionto complain. “Yan-
kee,” from the United Stales of ./Ymn-z'ca_
VV}e rather think John Bull could’ tell from
what part of the world such a‘pers'3n would
be In.-ely to hail.”
, A.Nat.ional American Republican Con-
vention is to be held at Philadelphia on
lcingum has been laid at Marietta, Ohio.
the 4th of July next.
_ “A/,lrgfianz’an.”-_——The _VVoodstock Age-
thiis deals \'vitl‘i these over sensitive gen-~
I of this kindis very desirable.
Tlie rush at the Land Office continues
to increase. Such a land fever never was
known. And the best of it is, the tracts
entered are mostly for actual settlers.
_ Green Bay, Rep.
. The Bowery Theatre is to be- rebuilt.
We learn from the New York Mirror that
Mr. Hainblin has leased the ground to Mr.
Jackson, a man long connected_ with_ that
establishment, who has announced his in-
tentention to rebuild the house with as
little delay as possible.
Goo(I.—Several of the papers are re-
commending a concerted effort, when the
new Postage law goes into effect, to ban-
ish thc old Spanish shillings and sixpences
from circulation by putting them on a par
with our own dimes and half-dimes. VVe
go in for this, and think that some c/range
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