The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-26

was non.concurrod in. Anot her amendment sub
ecting the bank to the prov sions OF the bank act
bank to pay semi-annuui tax on the capital paid
in of one half Of one per cent was opposed by
Messrs Brown, Richardson OF Waistied Needhnm,
Dillingham; and Butler, supported by Mr. Sanbor"
aud rejected.
Friday, o'clock, p. NJ.
SENATE. BWS.-lnCOrporating the NeWbury
Mill Manufacturing Company, reported by MIR
Waterman read IL third time, and, after remarks
by NIessrs Egerton, Jenncss, PIerpOlnt aud Brown
the senate refused pass the bill; to provide for
the removal of instructions in Falls stream, report.
ed by Senator from Essex county, that the same
ought to pass, read third time and on motion OF
MIR Jenucss, laid upon the table Incorporating the
Free hold Bank. at Fechyille, located in corner
of the town Of Reading, aud near corner OF the
towns Of Windsor, Woathcrsicid and Cavendis IN,
thirteen miles from Woodstock reported by the
committee banks, with proposals OF amendment,
similar to the provisions introduced into other bill
granting, or recharterng, banks the present SEES
sion, which adopted, excepting anne ndment
relating to bonds rejected yeas 9, nays l3 Mr. Eg
er;on advocated the clartering Of this bank, with
out requiring the payment OF any sum INTO the
State Treasury, opposed by Messrs PIerPoInt and
Foster one half OF one per cent, sein-annuaIy OF
the amount OF capital paid in, was required yeas
10, nays 6, when the bill was read third time
and the facts in the case, being stated by the
chairman of the committee on banks, the bill,
on motion of Mr. Foster, was laid upon The tn'
bic.
HOUSE. Rcoised stat"tes.-Mr Waterman
moved to reconsider the amendme mt last night a.
dopted, fixing the ratio of distribution OF school
funds one fourth by districts and three iourtbs by
the scholar: supported by MIR Dillingham;, opPos-
ed by Messrs Rice and Bard, and negalivcd, 90 to
II, and the bill was passed.
The Senate returned chap. iO7, of salaries non
concurring in sundry amendments, nc. The sen.
ate proposed to fix the salary OF Assistant Secre-
tary of the Senate ut s l20. On motion of MIR
Needham the House insisted upon its proposition
to reduce the salary of Secretary oil State TO SOU
On motion of Mr. Rice, the House receded from
its proposition reduce the salary OF Treasurer Gas
the Com. of school tundsD 800. On motion OF
MIR Sanborn the ii use insisted upon reducing the
salary Of Secretary Of the Senate to 200. On mo-
ton of Mr. Noedham, the II ouse receded from Its
nronosit,on TO reduce the salary of Clerk OF the
House to $3.50 On motion of Mr. Sanderson,,ho
House receded from its amendment reducing the
salary of Secretary Of Civil and Military AhaNs t.
800, On motion of Mr. Sanborn, the House in
sisted upon reducing the per diem pay OF Lieut.
Governor to $S. The House also insisted uPou It's
amendment fixing the salary of superintendent Of
state Prison 5000, it being suggested that tins
was the only course to enable tee House 10y pro
posed amendment from tho Senate, to fix upon
salary which would satisfy both Houses Nh
Henry moved that the House recede from IT'S IL
mcndmcnt reducing tho salary of Judges of su
preme Court from S 400 $l300-supported by
MIR Fnllam opposed by Messrs Rice and Water
manages GA, noes 80.
The Senate returned chap. SO, of licences, non
concurrng in the amendments giving county courts
discretionary power to grant licences, and empow
erng selectmen to license 'eImPefHmee houses
Eve. Session, Nov. Is.
SENATE. Realised SMtutes-Chapter IL, o
common schools, returned from the house, will
proposaIs of amendment, LIST, dividing one tourtl
of the public money equally among the district
without regard to the number Of scholars Non
coucurred in, ayes 10, noes Is; I'd amendments
requiring the support of Il school two months, will
other monies than those drawn from the treasures
and the faithful application of the money alread,
drawn, to cntitle to receipt of another division
of the public money. Amendment concurred in
Sd amendment, connected with the first and non
concurred in 4th amendment, providing that il
cases when towns have paid sufficient to supper
schools without monies arising from the interes
of tho surplus money, such towns shall not be re
ouired to assess a tax for the support of Schools
Nonconcurred in, yeas 8, nays a. Chapter o
iais and Jail limits, returned from the mousse, Wit
proposal Of amendment, extending jail limits cock
tensve with the limits OF counties amend men
amended on motion Of Mr. Cobb, when the Sen
ate refused to adopt the amendment, yeas 49, nay
il. ~ .
HOUSE. Realised Statutes-Fhe chapter upo
highways was returned by the Senate, the amend
ment, allowing ten days notice, to selectmen,
complaint against towns for bad roads, nonconcur
III to ~ and receded from its amendment fxln
upon the first day of April the time for SUI
veyors to enter upon their Office and make ia
bills.
Militia. The Senate returned the militia bill
with sundry propositions OF amendment ls