Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30

Rcports. BY ur Fox, from committee on Elica-
n against bl Incorporating Chtenl len County In
urinary bill laid on the table BY Mr. Foster from
JUDICIARY committee: in favor Of the bill extending the
nril llcton OF thu Vergenncs City Court relative TO
inc license law; Mr. Cuslmln remarked that gen
cral BY incIung this provision, was pending in the
oncr ilousa, ani moved to lly the bill the table
| cerlrd; by Mr. Villas from same committee in favor
OF the lionsr bill extending the provisions of sec. u
cn 'p IS IL to the breach oil all official bonls bill
Ia 'sed.
Mr. Bradley, from the committee on Banks, report
"n III favor OF the petition OF Nr Chapman and 9TH
er and bl reducing the capital of the Bank OF Mid
dlc1ury to SO 900.
Mr. Rich, from the committee on Finance, to which
hnl been committed the Joint resolution p-oyling for
the appointment by the Governor Of three persons to
eXa nIle the accou lts OF the Stnte Prison. and to in
IRE into the esp linncy of removing the Prison To
Il, la Mott reported substitute, making il only the
dltv Ut IN, committee to mq lire whether the Pison
could lyanlgeously be remove to som" place afford
IaIrnw m1lcral for the prisoners to labor upon
| NJ Cusam1n moved its in lcIina postponement. lie
thought at all events the Prison should be suffered TO
remain where II is. until it seen what effect the
completion Of the Central Railro1d would have on its
prosperity: the inquiry would subject the State to con-
siderable expense and might be rendered unnecessary
BY the different aspect the Central road would put up
on tn, business affairs OF the Prison. The notion nl
ter being supported by Mr. khnball, and opposed by
Messrs Harrington, Foster and Smith, withdrawn
Mr. Smith moved to reconsider thu vote adopting
the amendment carried. On motion Of Mr.. Smith,
tn" resolution was rccomuIitted to the committee on
{ Finance.
HDusc.-Psaycrb by Rev Ri Balou.
The Speaker announced the select committee on the
bill relating to appeals from railroad commissioner
Nas-rs Miner Russell of Burlington. Harrington of
! Midlctown. Tyler aud Jones OF Chelsea
Bills Wh0duecd BY Mr Churchill, relating to inn
keepers and retniIrrs. BY Mr. Jones OF Chelsea, re-
lutng to the duties of the Bank Commissioner TO in
qure whether any officer OF bank has been indebted
! to it in sum exceeding $1,000 Tor more than one
year j referred to committee on Banks.
Mr. Harrington of NJ called up the resolution from
the Senate relating to the victory at Monterey and
| proposed to Substitute the following remarkng that
he hoped II would receive unanimous vote
81 That the thanks of the General Assembly Of the
State Of Vermont are due to he Senators and Repre-
sntatvcs in Congress for the prompt manner in which
they responded to the call of the President of the Uni
ted States for a supply OF men and money to relieve
Gen Taylor and the brave officers and soldiers under
his command from their pcrllou condition the east
hlnN of the Rio Graude and that in our Judgment
the gratitude OF the whole American people is due to
Gen. Taylor and the officers and soldiers under his
command for the uneX1mplel skill and bravery with
which they have prosecuted the existing with the
Republic Of Mexico aud that We the Representa-
tvs OF the people Of the State of Vermont and in
behalf OF the people, hereby tender thinks 10 Gen
Taylor and through him to the officers AMI soldiers.
for the brilliant victories which hry have achieved on
the left bank OF the Rio Glaude and before the ely OF
Monterey"
Nr Pope thought any action uncallcd for and NOV
ed to lay the SUBJECT on the table.
Mr. Miner said that the amendment would not be
entirely satisfactory TO him. aud probably not to the
tn,ioriiv he vrnud h,v, il lie for r,nsi lro,ion
n, tr;..... .1 . A., .-.:. ..u
and so did the House.
+ The cnurossrd bl changing the name of Clara
Frances Vermont was passed.
ORLEANS COUNTY BUILDINGS.
lhe majority, lelghD OF the committee on TINS sub
ect REPORTER OH ,nai4h4 ''' county scat rom lfas-
bnr4h To coventry aus ana the minority Nh!ce) re-
ported a4allisl UllS OIL
Mr. Jones' of Chelsea moved to Law the bill on tho
table: opposed bv Nes-rs Ceaveland aud Harrington
of NJ, Supported by Mes.rs Russell Of B. and Jones
= of C. and carried III TO 80
THE PowEAL. CASE.
Tho majority of the committee ON Floc,iors rcrort
ed Tho o,is in the rosa with resolution th,t Bor,w
Tno'nns,, Of p,yy1,l il mot entitled IN n s,at. and
that Eri-ll. Jryct is entitled to seat upon 70 vote.
proved II have h'rI cast after scrutiny of the list
-. tee. All ciaim,I the election OF Mr. Thompson b,
the votes found III ;us JoX.
D Sry,rE.-.1tcr79on.
Rep,rts By Mr. Howe from n ma ority of the
, committee on Agriculture, to which it had been rc
committed against the bill repeating the act resembling
- the law granting bounty Tor the destruction OF bears
=, wolves and panthrfs
Mr. Sim,, Is called for n statement of fncts
Mr. II nv. r.nlIrI that in, only siatenrnt hc had +,
mike WAS that IN IS 10 h.re wa: paid out Of In. Stat
= Tens.ry for bear certificates sGSJ in Al sos in T.
SI-, m Il SIf3. r wolf ,,rlitilltes i'm ~ so i,
i ~ SD IN Is 80 in 'l6 50: ami in his IN irnen
tb... ,,.l -l-. nom. mi ri II. sly.I 10 In. stat
q witholi uIDli, 4. irIi..nl.
NJ mn, i,,i.rl moi nnn,s,l TO the bill moved II
I,v =, a. .,. ,,r.. mi M, tIi., t,b.... c,r,i.I
Br Mr. Eos, rom the luIl,lary committee in IA
e vor oi the Hlus. bill SO amen ing s.c- } and Il q