Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-15

= On Aoc0TpOF0glDNe Oteef thQ0 B0satB--Hons Mr.
Clark; Messrs. Atkins, Steele, Thomas, Beard.
Greenslit, HoIcomb, StaTkey. Kellogg of.IIsbrou.
On CIGims-Hon. MI Bacon Messts. Wad-
hams, Tullers johnson Of Cheshire, Williams, San-
ford Of Newtowns Carter fIufd, Perkins Of Coventry
On ;Dipece-~E5on, Mr.. Meads Messrss Boards
lee Of Monroe, Dixon, Scranton, Deshon, Frink,.
FHliets Chapman, Gowdy87 y va daHsIdauq
On EducatiOs- Hon. Mr. nettengiTl; Messrs.
Rockwell OlneyI Gilbert, Tweedy, Martin, cstlin,.
Hale, Young ,sd sse,ts tesr -s,rt,,l1,, ..,,t
on ..Msiisary Retsrns-- Hon. Mr.. wilcox:
Messrs.i Burns. Peck Of Newtown, Dorman, ~ 7sa
& On Nnenee-- Messrs, L HOmmedieu, Hemming-
way, Roberts. "a 81 s1srag ~ .egttstsogsae5t
4 A resolution was offered by Mr.. Adams directing
that so copies Of Green's Register be furnished for
the use of the members 3qt,4-. s,,s5syvsaysf
Mr., -- IN moved toSerase SO and insert one for
each member. .ii,.,5a 80. gr ia,G,rs :, qf.{T
Mr.. l. Hommedieu proposed one to q county,
The House rejected the first amendment, SO toss,
and also the second. ST.. y, ~ ,..6e. ,o.,.f.x -
Mr. C. H. Beardslee moved reconsideration Of
the first amencement which was rejected and gave
satisfactory reasons for the larger number. The,
House voted to reconsider, and adopted the amend
ment, and the resolution then passed unanimously.
Resolution directing 20copies Of the Statutes to.
be furnished for theuse Of. the members, passed.
Mr.. Rockwell, introduced resolution for omit
ting the afternoon sessions until further order sof
the House.. He stated that until the Committee to
whom business was referred were ready to report
there was little for the House to do, and that their
business was actually delayed. sgtgt ,sest ss,e7
Mr.. G. III, Beardslee, said this was the practice
Of the last Legislature, and IT was found TO be very
useful. It was then adopted upon his own motion.
Resolution passed unanimously. M ta fssss.ts4~
7, Committee on Military affairs Messrs, KEEL
logg Of Wethersfeld, Stiles, Gay, Wheeler, Ingalls,,
Sears, Dudley and Young,
Adjourned TO O'Clock tomorrow morning, i.
s.aats 81 II SATURDAY, MAY o--AFTERHooNs.5ri1
Prayer by Mr. Brownson. .1,s;3.7st 81 as,.sssl
Journal of yesterdays proceedings read. e,sg
The following petitions were presented. and re-
ferred to the appropriate committees, viz yT
Joseph Plat and others, and Ira Bonney and 9TH
ers, to restrain the sale Of spiruous liquors Levi
Cooley and others for new, town from Weston
George Cam, to be discharged from the State Pris-
on; James c. Hyde, claiminga seat in this House,
as member from East Haddain. s9a 7'.l& s2it3
The Report Of the Commissioner of the School
Fund was read, referred to the school fund COM
mittee, and on motion Of Mr.. Adams. of Itch
field, number equal to the whole number Of school
districts in the State, (said Ia exceed l0O0) was
ordered to be printed with such portion Of the ac-
companying documents, as that Committee deem
necessary. *HH}stt1
The entire income of the fund last year was
1926, 1885 a, and the total amount Of the principal
of the fund is $2, 1851 1923 77@G bnn eH9Aioof0i
Mr.. Rockwell introduced a bill tor a public act
to amend the charter of the City of Norwich
Mr. Strong introduced bill for public act con-
corning crimes and punishments-also bill rela-
ting to courts.
= Mr. Baldwin, INTRODUCED bill for public act
to confirm the doings Of the board relief in New
Milford! The last four named bills were twice
read and referred to the Judiciary committee.
Adjourned to1t7A M. on Monday.a'i
f@9 = ~ 3e''l@a MONDAY, MAY 12-FoRENooN.
n, PRAYER by Rev. DR.. Bushnell SaD hmA aE43stt9Wt
On motion, the calling of the roll was dispens-
ed with until the order of the House. sAaa
u Journal Of Saturdays proceedings read a5at
Mr.. Curtis remarked that he perceived by the
reading Of the Journal, that new destination had
beepsgiyen to the Report of the School Fund Com
missioner-that the resolution which had passed,
ordered one copy for eart srhUUfT district in the
State. and none for the members of the House On
his motion 600 additional copies were ordered to
be printed for the use of the members.
A resolution was offered respecting the distribu-
ton of the School Fund Commissioners Reportt to
the school Districts which was finally referredSto
the school fund comrnitteea sFsaaA s&TaAA
2 The following petitions were presented and re-
ferred to the appropriate committees, viz. east
SOf John It. Andrew and Others to- restrain the
sale of spirituons Liquors of Selectmenf of led
yard TO be exempted frem taxation Of properiyin
Norwich and Worcester railroad; Of Alfred Saw
yer to be discharged from State Prison of John
Tower and Benjamin Lester to be discharged from
the State Prison.
Mr.. Perkins introduced several resolutions refer
ring parts of the Governor Speechto committees,
viz so much as relates to education to the Joint
standing committee on education SO much as re-
lates to jails work houses, and Judicial expenses,
&C. SC. to be refefsed to joint select committee
OF one from county; SO much as relates to frauds,
betting on elections, &c., to the Joint committee
on the Judiciary: so much relates to the mill
tia and the department of the Quartermaster Gen.
eral, to the committee on military affairs so much
as relates to the State Prison, ito the joint COM
mittee on the State Prison so much relates ito
the Tariff the proceeds Of public lands, the annex
alton of Texas, &C., to the committee on, Federal
relations. ,a
Commits o.. Fsderaf Re- sons--M essrs Rock
we'll, Booth Of Berlin, Gilbert of New Haven, Host,
Frink, Bull of Woodbury., Penfeld, Wakefield.
Committee ON Sale Of Pubic Latds-M essrs.
Richmond, Robertson, Stevens, Emmons, lock
wood. Beardslee Of Kent, Scoyill of Haddam, John
son. re RttJ NJ s,ip@ = sS9sNga9 n6'ls!t0
Report of the Holland Savings Bankread Num-
Der of Depositors, 39l-amount Of deposites - 3D.
1892 co.. .t,,.tsay.,.s ...,.,..a,,.,
Adams, introduced bi Ifo public fsrs Act to
confirm deeds u s1t.et
Mr.. ingalls, introduced two bills for public acts,
one the settlement Of inhabitants Of towns andan-
other concerning towns ia@Ff't N tSeS@Y
Mr.. Emmons, alsas introduced d bislvfor public
act concerning towns All these bills for public
acts were twice read and referred to- the Judiciary
COMMITTEES. HqtS. ss0sssl4NFla3 h4is5 ss9sUyz4
1 Adjourned to 10 A. M. Tomorrow morning
.gl< bt,J .------+-tg 90 q sil0
DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION,
Our City, yesterday afternoon, was the scene OF
most destructive fire, DESTROYED some thlr-
ty buildings. It commenced about half past two
O'Clock, in the carpenter,s shop. owned and oceu-
pied Nv Mr. Charles Noyyelf at the foot of South