Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-17
C0aaapecticagt LegisINassa.e.
2Nursddy morning, June 3.

HaW0S.
 Report of committee on state prison against the pe- Vitions of Pliny Hollister, Francis Crowley, Asa H. Burchard, Elanson Billings and Burton w. Abbott, read and accepted, and petitioners had leave to With draw
 The consideration of the report of the committee on insane poor, assigned for tomorrow morning at EO
 Report of committee on new towns; anc p prdoatte ,t districts in favor of petition of Moses Taylor am otn ers of Green Farms to be annexed to town ot west port, read. .. .l
 MT. Bulkeley moved that the petition be continued to the next session, motion was carred. ..
 House resumed the consideration ot the psnuon o the city of Hartford to loan its credit to the Hartford and Springfield rail road O. [I9e ,n, debate on I''S question continued until the hour of aoJourh'ne"''J
 Atternoon-House met at two o'clock. , .c
 Mr C. Bissel was appointed in place ot MT. S"ilt of Westport, on committee on banks.
 Resolution that the distance ron Tes'UrHTN .O 9O miles and mileage be charged accordingly passed
 Reoort of committee on banks in favor of petition of Jeremiah Parish and others ot Iolland Tor saV'
 House resumed the consideration ot the petition ot Henry Lockwood and resout lion authorizing the con. sroler 10 pay said Lockwood $lO4,S9, read second and third times, and passed, and accepted The Pe- :ition having been rejected in the Senate Messrs K Smith and E. A. Bulkeley were appointed commit tee of conference: the city of Hartford for permission to loanits credit
 The discussion continued for some time, when the question was taken, and decided against the petition Yeas 37--Nays l24-atter which the House adI'ned.
 
 House me. at 9 o'clock. Prayer by Rev. MT. Moore. Journal of yesterday read.
 Bill for Public Act, in addition to an act constl- tuting and regulating Courts, read twice and referred
 Resolution constituting the town ot Salem fro- bate district, read twice and referred.
 Bill for Public Act to prevent slavery read second time. Mr. R. S. Baldwin explained the objects or the bill to be the repeal of all laws authorizing slavery al 30 making provision for the support Of the disabled and aged slaves. Bill postponed.
 Resolution changing the time oi the session 91 the Supreme Court of Errors at Hartford. from 2d Tues June, to Sd Tuesday of July read three times The committee on Education reported bill-read twice and made the order of the day tor tomorrow at 9o'cock 4. M.,-3O0 copies ordered to be printed.
 The report of the committee with the resolution on p'n0n on notion o % ot MT. 6. Bssel some amendments were made. Laid on table, ..,
 The resolution repeating par! of the charter of the Hartford and Springfield Rail Road' taken up ana The report of the committee on Insane Poor, with the resolutions, came up. and was debated 'l the ao Afternoon. House met at o'clock.
 Resolution granting Gilbert Allen, Sheriff of Hart ford County O. for causing tho Bells of this city to
 Resolution @ p passed changing the name of the town of Conway to Portland.
 Resouton granting Gilbert Allen slS for distribu' Resolution granting Gurdon Trnmbul, one of the Bank Commissioner for ls4O $50 for extra serv'ceS' ser Harris, @ 20 for attendance at New Haven last session, came from the Senate amended by erasng the allowance to Walter Harris. House concurred and resolution passed. Committee on petition of Allen Pnney. asking pay. nent cf his debenture bill for the session of lo59 re- ported adverse-report accepted. # Resolution passed granting Albert SedgwlcK 9lo W fcr attendance at New-Eaven during the election of l84O. ., The report and resolutions of the committee with the proposed amendment relative to the Insane Poor eAk ftoP Speaker. nor's Speech as relates to the currency, reported Presm6s and @ . % in eSs eSsrer iS Te'o es Bk
 MT. Hale presented the report of the minority of the % MT. N. A. Phelps moved postpOnemens of the sub- Mr. R. s. Baldwin hoped the motion would not prevail; he thought the House were prepared 10 ac' upon them today, and that the resolutions were n ac oordance with the views of majority os the t1ouSe Gen. Wilson concurred with the gentleman from Middetown, that the subject ought to be postponed until the House could have an opportunity to examine The minority report was read. .Gen. Wilson said another reason for the postpone h. ~.sd s. kou:s opportunity to judge of the contents ot the reports and resolutions. Mf, H@0SO moved MT. N. A. Phelps moved the yeas and nays on the motion, and they were ordered
 After the Clerk had called part of the roll, by gene ra consent the House dispensed with the remainder
 On motion of MT. R. Smith, the majority report was Mr moved the previous ques.ion-motion prevailed. Resolution asking for the return Of resolutions pass ed this morning repeating part of the charter ot the Hartford and SpriIgfeld Rail Road-passed.
 oT shA of HariSrd Bridge Co.,, taken up, debated' and post poned till tomorrow. House adjourned to ' i.2 o'clock. this evening
 Booming Session. Il Report of committee on state prison on the report or the directors and warden read and accepted and re- port of the directors accepted. r or. r, King. and Samuel C. selden, directors of tho state prison. Passed. Report of committee to whom was referred reso- Iption concerning the expenses of the Harord county jail read, and laid on the table.
 House resumed the consideration of the biii con corning courts-amended and postponed tothlrd read
 House resumed the consideration of the bill relating to Senatorial districts. Mr A. Smith stated tho considerations that had led Gallup. and Clark, of Lisbon, opposed the bill. House adjourned. Saturday morning, June B. House met at 9 o'clock. Prayer by Rev. MT
 Resolutions au,horizng tho Quarter Master Gene rnl to give 10 the Hartford rife company, rifles from House resumed the consideration of tho petition of the Hartford bridge company.
 Mr G. Kingsley corrected a statement made by him yesterday respecting the amount o tolls received bv tke company. After some discussion the whole subject was laid on the table.
 House resumed the consideration of the petition of the sesctmen of Orange for compensation tor sup. Tort of aT Indian Petition denied, and report of committed not accepted
 House resumed the consideration of bill relating so education. The remainder of the forenoon was spent in discussing the various amendments to tho hill House adjourned.