Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
"A second time, and passed

lConSttucIiH5 RalIfOhu lToi9 lIoVIueuct
through the valley of the Pawtuxst, to
the line Of the State Of Copneciicut, re-
ierred to committee on corporations.
II COncurrences from the Senate in Ger.
tain votes and resolutions of the House.
Il The two Houses having joined, the
trial Of the docket Of private petition,
proceeded.
\ The two Houses separated after com
pleting the docket.
II House.. Certain petitions received
and referred TO the proper committees.
4 Petition Of S. Gano Benedict, to &C
as agent Of Life Insurance Company
without license, granted.
h Petition of Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York, for leave to es
iabllsh agency, granted.
\ Certain accounts allowed, and order
ed to be paid
| The House adjourned to 3 O'Clock
p. NJ.
/ SENATE.--ljiernoon The Senate
concurred in sundry resolutions of the
| House.
\ HOUSE. Petition Of B. Cozzens e
ais, for an act Of incorporation, contin
ued 10 May session with an order Of no
,ice.
\ Resolution making the plaintiffs liable
for the board Of poor prisoners confined
for debt, pissed.
/ Mr.. Brown introduced the following
resolutions
\ Rcsotred, That the right of this country tc
| The whole Of Oregon Is clear and unQues
| tiOnable.
Resoived. That our Senators and Rcprescn
'alIvcs IN Congress be instructed 10 vote foI
a bil terminating The joint occupancy of sal
territory with Great Britain aa soon as the
same can be done consistently with The obi
| CATION ot treaties, and sooner If necessary.
/ ReSoiUed, That, IN case OF war with Eng.
land, the lielc white plrmes" of Rhode u.s.
land can be sent to defend our tiilo to Ore
| gon without any serious deirment To this
| State.
\ The resolutions were laid upon the Ia
/ bic.
Il Certain concurrences were received
from the Senate.
An act for the preservation of certain
BIRDS, received from The Senate with
amendments the bill was laid upon the
table.
Ec oluiion that the committee on Fl.
nance DO directed at this session to re-
port plan for replenishing the treasury
OF the State after brief discussi ion,
was laid upon the table.
II Mr.. Brown moved TO reconsider the
vote laying tho resolution on the table,
and in the midst Of a pretty general dis
cussion as to his right to make such a
motion, the House, upon motion of Mr..
Crans,on, adjourned.
SATURDAY, Jan. 10
HOUSE. -.'iorning. AIR A!drich
moved that when the House adjourn ,hi,
day at l2 O'clock, they will adjourn ia
meet ON Tuesday morning next, at 10 o.
clock. Laid on the table.
Certain petitions and accounts we're
received and referred 10 the proper CON-
m,tees.
Petition Of Erastus Paulk for Liberation
granted alter considerable debate.
The two Houses joined and The trial
OF the docket ol private petitions pro-
ceeded
VIM. II. D'Iyoir vs.. creditors.
Joseph M Blake, ESQ appeared for
the petitioner and Wm. Ii. Potter, Esq
for the creditors.
The trial had proceeded for time.
when on motion Of Mr. Bosworth, the
petition was referred to a select commit
tee consisting of Messrs. J. Y. Smith,
Bosworih and BaIber, to hear the evi-
dence and report in writing to the House
Dexter Baliou el. di, TO incorporate
Woonsockei, continued G.. +. Man
chester, ct. a.. for Bank at Pawtucket,
continued Trustees Nj. f.. Conference
for Incorporation, continued: Samuel
W ard, CT. a., for stay of suits.
Ii was moved to continue this petition
10 the next session, with a stay of pro-
cecdlogs, until finally disposed of, and
during the discussion OF this motion, upon
motion of Mr.. WhippIe, it was voted
that the House will proceed no further
in the trial Of the docket of private peti-
lions at present.
The two Houses separated.
Mr.. Whpple moved that the House
do now adjourn ill 3 O'Clock on Monday
afternoon.
The House adjourned.
SENATE. E.-The Senate Joined the
House TO hear the trial Of the docket of
private petitions.
Alter the two Houses separated. the
Senate adjourned to Monday ,at 3 o'clock
p NJ.
MONDAY, Jan. i2th
SEXATE.-.1iernoon.-A resolution
was Inli reduced returning the thanks Of
the General Assembly to the Hon. James
+. Simmons for his services in obtaining
the passage of The present postage law,
and requesting our Senators and Rep
rcsontatives in Congress to sustain the
said law, and laid upon the table for the
present.
\ resolution appointing n committee
to inquire into the condition oftho tinan-
cos, with power to call for persons and