Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-24
Tuesday. Jrae II.

:" Nudge of Pl ebate for the District of Salisbury, pasSed Comrnittee appointed to wait upon the Gov . krnor and ask for the return of the Resolution AppeInting Bank Commissioners, repo'ted, And laid the Resolution upon the Speakers ta- %hle. @ Subject of the Report of the Bridge Commits Ntpe on the subject of repeal of the clause, come up, and Gov Cleveland spoke two X hours and forty five minutes against the re- Nj peal. | Resolutions making Bethel Borough, pass ed R Bill repeating the charter of the Hadlyme Turnpike CompaNy-passed. The Temperance Committee reported upon the various petitions referred to them, and referred bill forbidding the sale of adultera ted liquors. under penalty of $lO0, and i'm prspnment for six months--and also forOidding taverners from selling the same. Adjourned to P. M
 .Hfterno6n Session Order of the day-C"nsideration of the amendment Of the Constitution allowing ne> rtoes to vote. | Question taken by yeas and nays, and was carried ll9 yeas to 50 nays. Bridge question resuned, and occupied the afternoon.
 "Wednesday, June l5 The forenoon was principally occupied in discussing the Bridge question.
 Aherno on Sessfon.
 George n. Wadhams ap3ointed'Iu 'ge of Prs bate fer the District of TorrIngton-C. F. Sci.wirk sharon-Darius Phelps Norfolk. New Haven County Commissioners appoin> ted. viz Messrs Leonard Bronson, Samuel C. Jul-on, and Philemon Ileadiey.
 Resolutions, which was re>callrd from tho Governor, appointing Bank Commissioners. ,l.. and EInr n Q sen hpt S.ap Nessrs Cleveland and Miner. again sent 10 the Governor without any further action. Elidga question taken up, and Mir. Chap nan, opened ,hs debate, which was continued through the afternoon
 The Bridge Question occupied the House on Thulslay.
 rrday, June 18th Prayer by Rev. Mir. Cox.
 The ou ,stiun was taken on lhe resoUt O I to reaeal the bridge clause of the New York and Rn.ron P,rnad cotnPaay, aud resulted cas l!J, Nays 80.
 philo Kellogg was appointed Judge of Pro, bate for Cornwall district, and William C. Pierce for Canaan district.
 The House resumed the consideration of a resolution erecting bank al Dcrh..
 An amendment was mGVed, directing the Stockholders 10 pay the corporation of Yale College the sum ci $s23,OO, 10 be applied to tho endowment of an agricultural professor ship. Lost.
 The question was taken yeas and nays and resulted. yeas s6. nays l0?.
 The House adjourned
 Saturday, June l0lh.i The taxation bill was laid on the table for the purpose of receiving report.
 The committee on Raiiroacs, upon the pes ,;tioo of Thomas w. Williams and others, res ported bill incorporating company to con s,ruct Railroad from New London 10 Nor wch and WlllmantIc, with power to continue if to Springfield to connect with the Western Railroad, or with the Hartford and Springfield Railroad
 This report was debated at length by Messrs Smith, of Woodbury, Allen. of Newport, Hea ton of Plymouth, Russell of New Haven, and Foster of Nowich, and the motion to continue te the next Assembly was lost, 49 10 94. One or two amendments were made and the bill as amended passed.
 .dHernoon Session.
 Two reports from tho committee on Patent Mediclnes-ons speaking favorably of the ob feet of the petitioners, but asking to be dis Charged from further consideration of the sGb> feet al the present time-the other giving pes i,ioners leave to withdraw. Petitioners had leave to withdraw.
 The committee on new towns ana IreDa'e districts, reported favorably to the petition oi Geotge W. Phillips of BoZrah, with 5eselu- tion, Passed. Also adverse to the petition of Joel Spencer and others. Report accepted. Reuben Booth, John B. Robertson, and Wm. Field, were appointed commissioners on the New York and New Haven Railroad Com The committee on claims. upon the petition .sf Oliver E. Williams, reported a resolution referring his petition for final adjustment to tke Comptroller Passed.
 The annual report of the New England Health Insurance Company was accepted and !. ordered to be filed in the Secretary's office. Resolution appropriating $500 to the Hale Monument Association-lost.
 The Committee on Education reported ad- versely to bill authorizing School Societies to alter limits of School districts-alsO to bill concerning Schoois-also. leave to with draw on the petition oi John boyd ana others. Reports accepted, and bills negatived.
 The committee on the School Fund made report at considerable length, which was de- bated by Messrs Seymour, kendTick. and Chapman, Of this more hereafter.
 Bill for the protection of the Magnetic Tel egraph passed with sn amendment.
 Bill concerning cemeiries passed with an amendment.
 Bin concerning highways, authorizing the planting of trees in highways and for The pro> lection of the same, passed.
 Petition for law concerning Bowling with drawn.
 The committee on Banks reported adversely to inc establishment of bank at Weslport.- Report accepted.
 Jasez King was appointed q commissioner for Hartford County vice Parks L0OEni'' who dtciInes,