Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09

the dispon;rien manifested 10 make the Sill NJ anne.
espIabls possible BY rejecting Ill a@endmsnss de-
what was charged againsr him by Mr.. Burial.
Mr.. KassOD spoke On the bill.
Motion 20 cOnIinne lost.
Bill rejecsed-yeas 4S, nays ll9.
Bill for 'he Act conceraing joint stock corpora
iOns returned from the Senate c0ninaed next
sion. HOuss cOncurred. Adjourned. Z 2-i e
49, "Wednesday AI1evmsoa, june l.. sJG e
Bill passed appointing Judges Of Probate !" Fair
Bill passed appointing Justices Of the Peace for
Fairfield Co. s.-E
TPComrni,,ee On Roads and Bridges, reported on
petition Of Daniel Foot, &c. for q railroad charter,
bill TO incorporate "the HOMsat Railroad C0n.pa-
n.y." Passed aier fall statement in its favor by Mr.
Hungerford Of tie cOmmItee.sE1
COMMITTEES on Interpretations reported in favor Of
petition Of Charles F. Sedgwick. &C. for act incOr-
Toratio" for "the Sharon Wool ManuIa cluring Com
pany." '" .H-7t
Mr. Rockwell of the committee stated that The COM
mee, in consequence Of the rejection fthriV hill for
ageneral act Of Incorporation for "nt stock conlpa-
nes, had determined 10 present mere verbal report
favorable this petition for the purpose Oftying the
Of the house this snbeci before they ehoUld
preaeNt ANY other report Of this kiad. +leYs F
Mr., Sterling very clearly and powerfully rerresen
ted the claims Of The petitioners aud the benefits
shifting that section Of country from manufacturing
corporation ms 10 the article Of wool.
Mr.sWghlMan wished for fine n 5efore = de-
cia0n, and asked Tor pOstpoHement.
Mr.. Rockwell remarked further. Mr.. WightmaR
replied, and moved TO make tle petition the order o!
eiie day for Tomorrow morning a. nime O'clock. Mo-
tion TO postpone passed. stst, 8. $500. stf...fs
Commi,lee on Banks reported on petition Of L. Ray
mond &c. for bank at Weslport favorabiy, if tie
General Asaembiy think IL exi,edent 10 grant any
more banks in this Stale. Rr. Smith Of The commii-
stated the speaking neither or against the
pelnn, aud submitted The whole matter TO the house
by way af inquiry. ' '' '1. '" '''''
Petition no, sran,cd--yeas 81, nays ll9. ~ g4
Bill which passed this House egaizing deeds which
hGue been executed without SEAL came from the SEN
ate amended 50 az to dispense with sess in al deeds
ford and Smith, clearly showed that the evils would
be very great. Committee Of conference, Messrs. Os
Renort Of committee on school fund in favor of De-
tition Of school fund. Accepted. ~.
Bill regulating marriage Of paupers, taken up, and
indefinitely postponed. ~ AL m #&GaES8
Bill regulating returns of capital stock Of turnpike
companies-taken up, read third time and rejected.
Bill to prohibit circulation Of bills less than five dol
Lars. Read second time. gss .a&e .. .4.U .
Bill regulating returns from school districts Read
second time, amended and indefinitely postponed.
Resolution TO allow SO cents mile for transporta-
ton Of each piece Of artillery taken out for trainings
Read and referred to committee on Militia. ..,
Adjourned. g~
Maria Monk. We are able TO state. is again
under the care Of her legal guardian appoint
ed by the Court Of Chancery. The efforts Of
an extended conspiracy to get her to Canada
are frustrated. All the details of the affair
will probably 10 due time be laid before the
10ubtic.-JOur. Com.
AueusrA, May a4.-at night.
Battle acith the Indi0ns.-" The passengers
from the West by to. nights stage report that
the Indians had attacked lrvimton. They had
hard fight, 40 whites killed and 100 to geo
Indians, and one Indian chief taken prisoner.
The account is believed to be true.
Extract Of q letter from the Postmaster. dated
$50 C"LUNBUs. May 81.
s7'"Thei townis all busile and preparation.
and 10 morrow mOSDing Gen. White, Of Tai.
hot, crosses the river, and penGtrates the In.
dian cQuntry with 500 men. Gen. Bailey, of
TrO0p, IL near the Lee wax lee swamp with
500 whites, and about the same number Of
friendly Indians. Inthis Lce- wax lee swamp.
are 8 or 900 hostile savages. An express has
arrived 10 day. saying. Gen. Bailey's men
wo,ddr the swamp 10 day, aud eDdeavOr
TO drive the Indians out.
We are requested 10 state, that among The
passengers " ho were murdered by the Indi-
ans last Tuesday, was " Mr.. Hallet, Of New
York, one Ofihe contractors for removing the
Seminole Indians, and that he had in his pos
session a large amount IT drafts, checks, and
other valuable paprrs.-Cctum6us Enquirer.
"In"se wn"se sympathetic feelings for
mourning father have been excited by the ac-
count of the torture and death of DR.. B. Har-
ris"n. (soasof General w. H. Harrisoa,) will
he relieved ky learning that the whole story
was Cab, icaIio". rs proved by letters receiv-
ed from him by his family. announcing his
being alive and 10 health in Texas.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TEMPERANCE NOTICE
The Temperance Society of Litchield County met
at Salisbury, Tuesday the Path Of May inst. Doct
VIM Buell. President Of the Society, took the Chair,
supported by John M. Holley, Esq v.P.
About thirty delegates were present from thirteen
anxiliaries and some from the remote parts of the
county, An application was made to the County So
ciety from the total abstinence temperance society
OF Washington 70 be admitted an auxiliary. II was