The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-10
Rassarbusetts 1ealsIature.


bchead and Lynn Branch Railroad Co. The committee
on Towns reported leave withdraw on the petition OF
Josiah Gilmore and Others for division of the OF
Newton Accepted.
Passed 10 be enacted-Bils to alter the time of hold
ing the annual meeting of the propretors of the Church
in Bratle square incorporate the Lancaster Acade-
my; the Duxoury Branch Railroad Co.; to change the
name of the Federal Street Baptist Society Resolves
the petition of Josiah Brown on the petition of the
Trustees Of Amherst College
Nine Bills, passed 10 be engrossed
The Bill establishing the salaries of the Register Of
Probate under discussion when this report closed
HOUSE. The following Bills passed To be enacted
Concerning the Powers of Cities and Towns ncor-
porate the Granite Steam Mill Co. the American Mar
bic Sta,uary Co; TO change the name of the Federal
street Baptist Church establish the State Reform
School in addition to the several acts relating to the
Beaches in Chelsea; relating to School and the
duties of School Committees concerning partitions Of
real estate the petition OF the Trustees OF Amherst
College; of Ph'lo s. Shelton; for erecting the State
Reform School Buildings
Mr.. Boutwell, of Groton, asked and obain leave to
introduce resolutions, rendering the thanks of the Legs
ature to Major General ZACHARY TAYLOR, his officers
and men, for the Skill good conduct, bravery and sue
cess, which have distinguished their operations on the
Rio Grande, al Monterey and at Buena Vista.
These Resolves were referred 10 the Commiuseaon
the Militia Ns
The B! au horizng the extension of the Ftchburg
Railroad into the city was further discussed
FRIDAY, Aprl9
SENATE. The following bills and resolves were sew
orally passed 10 be enacted Bills concerning the pow
erS of cities and towns; TO incorporate the Granite
Steam Min Co., the American Marble Saa,uaIy Co.: TO
establish the State Reform School, in addition to the
several acts relating 10 the beaches the OF Che
in relation TO school returns and the powers of
school committees; concerning partitions Of real estate
Resolve on The petition OF Philo s. Shelton for the
erection of the State Reform School buildings.
HOUSE,. Passed to be enaoted-Resove on The peti.
ton OF William C. Goodspeed, executor.
The bill establishing the salaries of the Registers Of
PROBATE was discussed at considerable lengh, amend
eddy fixing the salaries of the Register of Worcester
anb Essex at $500 per annum, and then passed 10 be
engrossed.
The MANOR LANDS II is stated that many Of the
tenants on the Van Rensselaer, manor lands, are pur
chasing the title the property they occupy, 50 per
acre.
IL
that the amount Of subscriptions received in that city
thus far, is Sl028t. The donations in Tread stulfs
g7,247. About 100000 have been sent forward, in
Guiding bill of exchange for f3 COZ. The ninth vesse
is now taking in supplies.
o. The water is said to have been blown out Of the
Potomac by the late gales.
MILKsoPs. The people of Roches,er, last year, paid
S67,000 for milk.
1 Gold OF the value of more than 50 600 600 was at
the last accounts on It's way ST Petershurgh from
the mines OF Siberia
u The repor, Of the capture OF Vera Cruz, proves
to have been groundiess
ID new town IN the Western part OF thls State ia
Ken from IyHngham, has been mcoro' rated by the
name OF Monterey One of the members susgested that
if wanted to avoid confus, n it had better
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