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ed by Mr. Rice Of s., opposed by Mr. Hibard and or
afternoon.
Inc same committee reported the bill on the Judi
cary (Ml Herrinston's) with amendments, and will
.he opnon that there are serious evils under the pre-
Sent SYSTEM requiring immediate remedy, but leaving
the House TO judge whether this bill will effect the de
sired remedy. The amendments provide for three ju
dlclal circuits (nsead Of four with one circuit Judge
10 eacr-saaries not fixed; and also that the oc
.akc elect Immediately. Amendments adopted, the
ON ald on the table and 300 copies ordcie to be print
ed; by same committee bill in relation to notaric.
pnbIc every clerk of County Court and cashier of
bank made noares publc and the bill was or cred ic
n ihird readlng BY Same committee bill relating t.
sale OF property on execution, with amendments
winch were adopted and the bill ordered TO n third
reading BY general committee against hi 10 pre-
serve fish IN Half Moon pond. and II was dismissed
against petition for the object as to Oticr Creek
an the petitioners had leave to withdraw; agains
bis IN relation 10 assessment of taxes in school dis
,rlcis relative to assessment ofaxes nonresident
lands; TO amend chapter 81 revised statutes provd-
cd tor sale OF cattle rnpondcd and the bills
orally dlsssed also that LEGISLATION is necessary
relative To- setting property in the lists in school dis
tr'rts. The same committee reported ill altering
the name of Job Turner Congdon, and it ordered
TO 81 reading
Engrossed BWs. Altering The name of Munroe to
Woodbnry relating 10 exemptions from attachments
oXenptlng three swarms Of bees y incorporate the
G,afton Fire Coz srveray read third time aud pass
cd
Resolutions. BY Mr. Grandy, for Joint assembly
3oclock p. m. this day 10 elect Brigadler General,
81 Brigade; passed. BY Mr. Patrick, instrncting the
committee on education toinqnre into the cxpedlency
OF providing for full returns of the condition of our
common schools number of schools expense, &c.
&c; passed.
Petitions presented and referred. OF select men
of Mansfield, to land tax committee; OLE Fairbanks
aud Others, for rail road company to build road up
the valley of the Connerll'ut; referred to the commit.
Tee on roads.
Mr. Peck asked to be excused from the select com,
mtiee on the resolutions from Illinois; refused.
he Senate returned the resolution of the House
(Mr. Whtemorcs) relative to the joint rules, n
CURED in with proposed amendment TO wit TO strike
out The lst amendment to the rules provided by the
resolution, tthat is the which provides that the
proceedings of the joint assembly shall not he pub
shed except by vote OF the joint assembly, made the
order Tor tins afternoon, on motion of Mr.. Villas.
2ocLocK, p. NJ.
SENATE-Fr Sergeant, from the JIdciary COM
mlttee. reported bill (Mr Scott's, see mornings
proccciinos) for the settlement of estates; the bill
was ordered 10 be engrossed and read third time
BW-hy N!r Grlswod, TO pay William Markham the
sum of Sl1,5 and interest So read twice and refer.
red to committee on Military Affairs
Resohtions Mr.. Read introduced resolution ex.
tending the time of payment of two notes due from
''c corporation oil the University of Vermont to the
School Fund; referred to comn,ttee on Eiucaon.
From tic House for the election of n Brig Gen in the
Sd Brigade. on Thursday next at 10 a. m. On mo.
ton Of Mr. Briggs amended so as 10 read Tuesday in
stead OF Thursday the resolution then passed.
message was received from the Governor, cover
ing communication from the American Peace Socie.
~ to the Governor on the subjects of War and Peace;
laid on the table.
The bill relating to the judiciary was taken up and
considered in committee of the whole. Mr. Starts
amendment was further debated. in the affirmative
by Mr. Fnrr, and in opposition BY MIR Sergeant; the
bill was laid on the table
Inc Senate went into joint assembly.
Mr. Starr called up the bill in relation TO capital pun
lshmen', the amendments proposed by Mr. Butler
lsee mornings proceedlngsl were read; Mr. Briggs
moved TO amend the first section of the amendment
by strlkingou six" andnserline lhreebefore months;
on molon OF Mr. Real the amendments were laid on
the table. Adjourned.
HOUSE-Petaions Pefcrrcd OfJoseph L. Ah-
eer,on and others, to general Committee; of Joseph
b. Harwood and Henry II. Robinson Thaving been
acted npon y the aulier to the committee rclams
Resolutions. BY Mr. morrill,, relative to the ndlc.
ment OF roads; passed By Mr. Leavenwnr:., rea
i've to assignments property t. creditors nhssed.
ny Mr. "hlltemora, aa.horisinr tie commissioner of
'e sG. und to postpone the collection of Two notes
given for The teneft of the University of Vermont,
BY Mr. Morrill, of Danvlle instructng the committee
Of Elections to inquire whether any officers of the U.
$; government holding seats in this House pass
Bills introduced BY Mr.. Wing, relative to COL
lection OF nrrenrnges of highway taxes; referred to
general committee. BY Mr. Holden explanatory of
1t Sec o! act relating 10 banks referred general
committee on banks BY Mr. Peek to paw Richard
smith OF Monkton, to prevent the sale of adulterued
spirits: referred TO General Committee.
Mr. FISHER, of Townshen was appointed on the
General Committee in place of Mr.. Field
Reports If Committees Bycommil,ee on roads,
bills IN ameniIn ent OF chapter 20 revised statutes,
which was ordered to third reading BY judiciary
committee, bill relating to wrts of auda querca mot
to snpercede an execution, unless signed by Judge of
the Supreme Cour,) laid on the table. BY commit,
tee on Roads, i'll to charter the Vermont Central
Kali Road Co., and it was made the order for tomor
row afternoon This committee asked to be dlscharg
ed from the petitions for rail road up The Valley of
the Connecticut from Braueboro' tihere BEING n bill
embracing the same sutect,t which was granted and
the petitioners had leave 10 withdraw Iy judiciary
commI't'N 50. IN relation to trustee process, ordered
TO 3 reading
:. NJ Spading called up the bill extending the iuris-
licon otJnstc-s in trustee processes; supported by
Nr Crowley, and ordered TO third reading
Inc ludcary committee asked to be discharged
from the bill relating 10 the exhibition of natural curl
oses; granted, and the bill was referred TO the gen.
eral committee.
The senate came in. and Col Cassius r. Peck, of
5arIIngton' was elected Brigader General in the Sd
Brigade, vice iieman r. SINH promoted [Cassius
p. Peck l76 Henry Thomas 80, Seat,erng6'l
The Senate retired and the House adjourned.
1.-THE bill yesterday introduced bv Mr. Ma,hewson
SATURDAY, Oct. 81.
SENATE. -Reso'utions- from the House, for
lont assembly on Tuesday next, ut 10 A. NJ. for the
eectloh OF secretary OF State and Judges of Su-
preine Court amended by striking out TUESDAY
next and inserting this forenoon; also by striking
ont Judges OF Supreme Court" the resolution lha,
passed. BY Mr. Dutton, ins,ructing the ,dlcinry
committee 10 enquire into tie expectancy of amend.
ing chap. 25, sec. ~, revised statues passed.
~ MIR l.. Amen r.esen.ed the petition of students of
Troy Conference Academy, ASKING for charter OF
Incorporation Of the Young Mems Society," referred
! 70 conr.ttee on Education.
| B.as. Mr. Camp introduced a bill relating To H.
censes 10 lnkeeper>; referred 10 select committee
raised on petition of inhabitants of Braueboro' BY
Mr. Duton, amending chap. 69, revised statutes
concerning the making and vending OF lealherl; re.
leIred TO committee on Manufactures. BY Mr. Briggs
IN addition to chap. ST. revised statutes, relang tc
the establishment of FIRE companiesl laid on the Ia
ble From the House, altering the name OF Job II
| Congden; referred TO select committee raised on pc
uion of ). IL. Calhan. From the House, relating Il
the sale OF property on execution personal propert,
taken on execution to be posted IA days before sale
referred 10 Judiciary committee BY Mr. Thompson
relating to the publication of land tax advertisement
the advertisements shall be printed in the count,
where the land lies referred 10 committee on LAM
Taxes.
Mr. Briggs, from the judiciary committee reportc,
an act Incorporating Grafton Fire Company with al
/ amendment striking out sec 3, which exempts tn
members of the company from military duty, TN
l I.,. tad IA