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Samuel Sas, David Boyington, Horace Evans, Jaa
Commissioners.
The joint assembly for County appointments then
adjourned to Tuesday next 10 A. NJ. and the senate
retired. Adjourned.
2o'cLocx, Pm.
SENATE.-The Chair announced as COMMITTEES on
tie petitions OIL. II. Cattan and N. Sergeant, Mss-
srs, Thompson, Mott and Bingham.
The President appointed E. b. Chamberlain Mos
| senge.
A communication was received from the Governor
announcing that Daniel Baldwin, ESQ. had declined
| the appointment Of Jail commissioner for Washington
county
A message was received from the House that the
House did not concur in the Senate resolution for
| Legislative Directory.
The resolutions OF the state of Massachusetts were
read and laid on the table.
The resolutions of the state Of New Jersey vsrs
read and referred 10 committee on Judiciary.
The report of the committee joint rules being
the unfinished business, came up After some re-:
marks by Mr.. Camp, the question was taken, Shall
the Senate insist in It's disagreement and decided in
the affirmative.
message was received from the Governor trans.
hitting the report of the Auditor in the Treasury on
the School Fund.- which was read and laid on the ia
Bile; also communication announcing the resigna-
| ton of Brig Gen. Amos C. Kellogg.
| Tie bill remoddeing the Judiciary was taken up
Mr. Cults moved that the bill be recommit,ed TO the
Judiciary committee with directions 10 so amend tho
bill that instead Of 4circus there shall be 3 aud au.
thorlslng the Supreme Court TO send any of their
num TO assist the circuit judges in holding courts,
by mutual consent the bill suffered TO lie on the
table.
Mr. Briggs introduced a bill for the repeal Of the
act OF last year relating to the punishment Of capital
crimes; on motion of Mr.. Briggs the bill was refer.
fsa 70 me select conlmee appointed on that subject
Mr. Butler, from the judiciary committee, to which
was referred resolution relating to the regulation Of
OF the Office Of Secretary, reported thu, legislation
was necessary on that subject.
Mr. Sergeant, from the Judiciary committee to which
was referred resolution directing them to enquire in
to the eXpddency OF anthorisng town clerks to take
acknowledgement Of deeds, reported that no egsla-
ton was necessary.
, On motion Of Mr.. Camp the Auditors report was
referred to the committee Of Finance. The bill amend
ing chapter 81 Used statutes taken up, and
motion, was amended by striking sec. l. and or.
dered 10 lie on the table.
j A message was received from the House that the
House had resolved to adhere to their amendment 70
the report OF committee on joint rules
Mr. Briggs moved that the subject be laid on the ia
bic; lost The question was then taken, will the Sen.
ate adhere to their disagreement to the ancnement If
0 the House, and decided in the affirmative Yeas ~.
= nays 2.
Or motion Of Mr.. Thompson the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE, Petitions referred. o. VIM Sabin and
! others tor bank Of Windsor, referred to committee
on banks. OF Oliver Russell and others and Solomon
w. Jewe and Others, for the preservation Of fish in
e Otter Creek referred TO the General Committee.
!. The Governor informed the Houae of the resRna.
n ton OF Brig General Amos c. Kellogg, Of the ID
" Brigade.
e Resolutions BY Mr.. Peck, directing tho commit.
J. zee on the state PRISON to inquire whether the
overpad TO the superintendent ls4l-2 has been
refunded to the state; passed. BY Mr.. Villas direct.
S Wo S.eIh ~ procure 4UU copies OF Directory, lns
Guiding the joint rules adopted last yenr for the
use of the House: Mr.. Wright of S. moved TO Law il
It o" the table, which lost and the resolution passed.
BY Mr. Davis of NJ for Join, assembly At 10 O'clock
on Thursday next to elect Brigadier General for the
I'd Brigade and Mr.. Harrington moved 10 lay i, on
hs table suggesting tina. there can be no join, assem-
opposed by Mr. DAVIS of N, neentved and the re.o.
! Luton passed By Mr. Davis Of N. for joint Assem-.
bly, at looclock A. NJ on Tuesday next to supply The
BiIs Introduced By M. Everett Everett to incorpor.,.
me Aseu,ney Bank referred to committee on banks.
by Mr. Russ to repeal l66th Of militia act of las,
!, MI Ellsworth, TO preserve fish in Half Moon pond -
4 referred to General committee BY Mr.. Grandy, re-
atIng to auctions and auconeers (selrct may IL
j. cense, on the payment OF sum not exceeding S2O,
y and persons selling withou, license may be fined
t, from $40 10 S50-this effect shers or Ii.
censed pSdarsD referred to the General Committee.
by Mr. Peck, IN addition to chap. II revised statutes
L judiciary Committee. BY Mr.. Crowley altering tho
= name Of Joseph Turner Condon referred General
} Committee. BY Mr.. Peck. to incorporate the Yer.
mont Centre Rail Roal Company TO build rad
= from Lake Champlnn VIA Onion RIVER to Connect.
4 cut RIVER referred to the Committee on Roads BY
Mr.. Wright Of Shoreham, in amendment Of chapter
u o5 revised statutes referred to the General Commits
2 tee.
Reports Of Committees. BY Judiciary Committee,
agains, bill relating reviews in suits a, law and re-.
pealng sections and Al Of the 2,h chapter of rcvs
n ed statutes, and on motion of Mr. Rice of s. il was 70.
committed. By the same committee agans, any fur.
i n,tiee on Roads, bill to incorporate the Bratteboroi
and ,'itchburgh Rail Road company, which was, on
motion o.. MI Davis Of ~ laid on the table TO give an
Y opportunity Tor examination.
The Senate returned the joint rules having resoly.
ed to insist upon lheI disagreement TO the amendment
a of the House.
The House resolved TO adhere 10 its amendment.
The Governor informed the House Of vacancy ia
the 9th Brigade by tue resignation of s D. Flint Ad
n journed.
U,, A. L.
sgnmen, Of property. providing for pro rata as.
sgnment among credltos,) read twice and referred
!, 10 committee ON Judiciary.
A resolution received from the House adopting
, the JOINT rules OF last session as the rules Of ihs
session, so amended that the journal Of tho joint as.
semhy shall not be printed unless so ordered by
the two Houses in joint assembly: laid on the
VI table.
# The House resolution adopn: the joint rules Of
d last session for the time being was taken up; Nh
Camp moved to amend SO Tint the journal Of the
joint assembly shall not be printed unless SFdered By
a resolution of The Senate and House: and that 4
. .on committee for both Houses be appointed 10 re-
# ceive oil such communications Is may be transmits
Il ted 10 either house by the Governor
q Pending the debate on the shove resolution, a
message was received from the House by ono Of ito
3 members reminding The Senate of join, resolution
for ajoint assembly st 10 o'clock This forenoon and
informing the Senate that ,hs House were ready on
their part for the joint assembly.
On the question being taken ON the amendments
I. proposed by Mr. Camp. it was decided 80 follows
Yeas 5, Nays eli 20 the amendments were
lost.
Mr. A. Allen moved TO amend the resolution ~
adopting the rules until the 22d inclusive; lost The
, question was then iaken upon passing the reso>
:, luton, and it was passed, 40 follows: Yeas H.
. Nays7.
J.. The Senate then went into joint assembly.
The Senate came in and
A message received from tho Governor a..
nouncing the resignation OF Brig. General s. B,
Flint.
A resolution from the House for joint assembly
g for the election ofa Brig Gen in place of Brig Gen,
e A. G. Kellogg resigned was laid on the table
l. Mr. Farr introduced resolution for a Joint assem-
e bly, this afternoon at o'clock, for the election of q
Brig. Gen. in place of Brig Gen. s. b. Flint, resign.
# ed rejected.
e The Senate adjourned
u PRAYER by Dr.. Mc'Carty.
y HOUSE.-Mr Villas was excused from the select
committee the tariff the report OF the Trustees
u Of the Insane Asylum and on the resolutions from
' Illinois and Mr. Harrington appointed ON the
o second committee in place Of Mr. Villas, and Mr. De-.
:, Wis of Norwich on the first.
!, Bills introduced, BY Mr. Cummings, in reference