The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-11-16
Mill Co. and Green Mountain Glass Man

Mill Co. and Green Mountain Glass Man
ufacturing Co. in addition to chap. ~
R. S. (adjoining or interested towns to
be assessed for ads)-opPosed by Messrs
Goodhue. Wheeler and Plympton. and
supported by Messrs Arnold, Needham,
Rice of S., Rand and Matson.
Mr.. Locke moved TO reconsider the vote
of Yesterday rejecting the bill for the COM
pletion of the geological survey; support
ed by Messrs Sabin, Kittredge OF f.,
Needham, Seymour, and Smith of Waits
field, and opposed by Messrs Adams OF NJ.
and Plympton agreed to. Mr.. Locke
moved to limit the appropriation to Sl6OO
bill laid on the table.
Adjournment The resolution from the
Senate for adjournment Tuesday Morning
o'clock, was amended by changing the
hour to half past and concurred i'll.
Reports.-By committee on Banks, a.
gainst bill Incorporating White River bank
rejected: against Senate bill incorpora-
ting Ascutney Bank at Windsor-laid on
the table. By committee on roads, against
bill explanatory of act of last year relative
to assessments of damages Oh roads or
railroads (by juries J rejected.
The bill relating to agricultural socie-
ties was ordered to third reading.
The joint resolutions of the Senate, for
a committee to make investigation as to
the best mode of managing the State Pris-
on, &c. were referred to committee on
State Prison.
The engrossed bill relating to the grand
list (relative to conventions of listers to
average the lists was passed.
SENATE.
2 O'CLOCK, P. M.
Bills reported.-By Mr.. Kidder, ma
king appropriations for the support of Gov
eminent on motion of Mr.. Harrington
laid on the table. By Mr.. Burton from
the same committee, in favor of the bill
authorizing the treasurer to borrow not ex-
ceeding $50, 900; passed. BY Mr.. KIM
ball, from the committee under the 9Th
Joint rule, in favor of the House bill rela-
ting to International literary and scientif-
ic exchanges, authorizing the Governor to
appoint suitable persons as agents to trans
NIT and receive all objects of internation-
al exchange, and appropriating 5000 to
defray the expense of the agency, with an
amendment requiring the agents to report
to the next Legislature; amendment a.
dopted, and bill passed-also in favor of
the House resolutions approaching the sys-
tenn of international exchanges, commend
ing the philanthropy and perseverance of
NJ. Vattemare, and rendering to him such
duplicate copies in the library, as may be
selected by committee of three to be ap-
pointed by the Governor, and directing
that 500 copies of 50 Instructions on the
best mode of collecting. preserving and
transporting objects of Natural History"
be printed in connection with the same
number of copies of the lecture of M. Vat
temare. delivered before the two Houses /;
resolutions adopted unanimously.
HOUSE.
Special Order.-The Senate bill to
charter the Ascutney Bank at Windsor
was considered, and after a somewhat mi
mute investigation of the facts in the case,
the bill was advocated by Messrs Carpen-
ter of NJ, Lyman of B., Needham, Ad-
ans of NJ, Rice of S., Kittredge of F.
and Bottom, and opposed by Messrs Por-
ter, Smith of Weston and Converse. A
motion to adjourn was lost The bill was
ordered to I'd reading, l2I to 81, and
passed.
Adjourned.