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mornlng-agreed TO. From the Senate,
bill repeating act Of 1888. relating to
retailers of distilled spirits; Mr. Sanborn
moved to make it the order for Friday
morning carried, 80 to 81.
Petitions. from citizens Of Orange
county. for "moral reform" referred 10
select committee Of three: of David IL
Sumner and others. to com. on Banks.
SReports of Committees --by com. on
Roads and Canals, against Incorporating
Granville Turnpike Co.. and the bill was
dismissed by com. on Manufactures. bill
Incorporating Ncwbury Mil and Factory
Co., amended and made the order for Fri.
day next. ut the suggestion of Mr. Dillng-
ham that the chap. Of the revised statutes
on limited partnerships would supercede a
necessity Of special acts of incorporation
for mechanical, manufacturing and mercan.
tile purposes; by com of claims. bills to
pay OzIas Seymour $50. Arson Davis $50,
ordered to Sd reading; by com. on Militia
ry Affairs, against petitions Of e. Eddy,
| Daniel Rawson and others, and the account
of Charles ID. Kasson, and the House con
Cured bill relating to CraItsbury Rifle
Co. and it was made the order for Friday
morning next. Adj.
SENATE.
| O'Clock. p M.
| Reused Statutes chap. SO, of inquest,
| reported by Mr. Goodwin, read n third
| time and passed chap. 85, of public lands, |
reported by Mr Goodwin with q proposal
of amendment placing the rent of lands,
granted to first settled ministers and unaD
propriated, at the disposal of towns in |
n In 81 II
adopted, and the chapter read u third time
and passed chap. 100, of civil oalhs, re.
ported by Mr Tracy, read third time and
passed chap. &C. of marriage, returned
from the house with proposals Of amend.
mcnt IN which the senate refused to con.
cur chap, SO. OF licences, &c. called up
by MIR Swift, and ordered to be engrossed
and read third time chap, 1903, of coun-
ty Jalis, and the discharge of prisoners.
called up by Mr.. Cobb, the question being
upon the adoption of an amendment pro.
posed by Mr. C. to attend jail limits of the
Counties Amendment lost, upon the
chapter was reported to the senate by the
com. OF he whole, when Mr. Robinson re-
newed the motion made by Mr. Cobb TO
amend, and demanded the yeas and nays
MT Egerton spoke in opposition to the mo-
t'on' as productive or no good TO poor men,
ana 1000 10 no one, except it were TO fee
JaiIers, jail commissioners, shenfss and
lawyers. Mr. Robinson advocated the mo
tion'ollowed BY Mr. Tracy, on the same
side, Messrs Converse, Pierpoint Townslcy
and Cobb also spoke to the question, when
the amendment was lost, yeas II nays 10.
The chap. was then read third time aud
Of ln
called up by MI Tracy, read third time.
and passed 3, nays 10. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The chair appointed the following com
mltIee to consider the petitions relative to s
moral reform, viz: Messrs Dillingham;, I
Fairbanks and Waite.
ReOised Statutes-'rhe House resumed con.
slderalIon of chap. 80, Of process, he ques.
lion being upon striking out the G3d sec
which abollshes Imprisonment for debts a
after Jan /, 1889 Mr. Rice Oh. t
posed the amendment, Sit was lost ,ayes "A,
noes 1922. After The consideration ofscv-
eral amendments of miner impor ance. Mr.
Hodges proposed new section, that when a
any creditor applying for writ of attach,
ment, shall make 1t appear tina. there
Is reasonable grounds for believing that
the debtor has goods or money secreled
about his person. the writ shall issue as II
well against the debtors body as his pros &
perty--provlded that the debtor may sub y
NIT TO examination upon oath. and if it np'
pear that he is entitled to the poor debtors Il
oath, he shall thereupon be DISCHARGED f
from imprisonment. Mr.. Butler moved f
additional amendment, requiring The debt
or, applying to take the poor debtors oath
to notify the creditor thereof; which =,
amendment was accepted by Mr. Hodges, ~
After remarks by Messrs Dillingham;, o,
Needham and Brown, favorable to tho a,
principle of the amendment, the bill al
and amendment were committed to Messrs &C
Brown and Needham. y,
Chapters Passed.-43 Of sessions of
courts, IA of probate court, SO of estates ii
in real property A Of forciblc entry and vi
lealner. 43 Of letters teStamenary and re
other proceedings on the probate of will, "
Ordered TO II Sd reading. - Chapter 40 NJ NJ
of administration and distribution Of the ii
state o: the lntos,atc, % Of vessels navl. hi
eating Lake Champuin, 81 of inquest on m
he dead, So Of public lands, &C of masters, b
apprentices and servants. III
Referred. Chapter 100, of oa,hs. TO p'
Messrs Miner, aud Bartlett; TO- of prl. 81
!ale corporations, on motion of Mr. Brown pr
to com On Roads and Canals, and
md 500 copies ordered to be printed 50, CT
II limited partnerships, to Messrs. Baxter pp'
md Huntington f; 81, of husband and wife IA
o Messrs. Klnsman and Messer 10 Of pg
owns and other communities TO Messrs Ia
Cutler and Strong, GO # weights and at
measures to the General Committee, 81 of IN
societies for the support ofthe gospel. and W. W.
or other purposes. to Messrs Redield w
Bascomb and Rice, c
Resoluton,--By Mr. Brown. providing ra
hat motion to lay any bill, &c on the Ia
,le, shall be decided without debate and a. a.