Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

Lost, 106 to 99.
 Proceeded to fourth ballot
 Whole number of votes 2l2
 Necessary to a choice lO7
 William w. Ellsworth had no
 Henry Dutton AS
 Loren P. Waldo
 Charles Chapman 37
 Thomas Backus
 George s. Catlin
 Samuel H. Huntington
 Samuel Ingham
 Henry Strong
 Charles Bliss
 So the Hon. WILLIAM W. ELLSWORTH was declared elected on the part of the House, a Judge of the Supreme Court.
 The committee on the sale of lands upon the petition of B. s Hart and others, reported a resolution authorizing the sale of certain entails ed cstates-with proviso for securing the pros ceeds in accordance with the limitation of the will. Passed.
 The committee on the Judiciary, upon tho petition of A. H Pomroy, for protection of the Magnetic Telegraph, reported thatno addition al legislation is needed. Report accepted and petitioner granted leave to withdraw.
 The committee on Roads and Bridges made report, recommending that the petition of Ezra Lockwood be continued to the next General Assembly. Continued accordingly.
 The same committee upon a bill, providing for the compensation of persons for pursuit CT arrest of criminals reported that no legislation is needed and asked to be discharged tIem the further consideration of the subject. Discha,g- ed ac ccordlngly
 The same committee reported bill to autho- rze the city of Bridg port to issue new bonds. Passed.
 Resolution passed authorizing Edward Hall 10 enter petition in the Secretary's office.
 Petit.ons.-of Jesse Ives and others for an act concerning the sale of spurious liquors of Abial Converse and others in aid of the petition of Thomas w. Williams and others-presented and referred,
 The committee on Claims reported adverse. ly to the petition of John s. Camp for ccmpen- , saton for the pursuit of 8 criRnnal. Laid on the table.
 The committee on the State Prison reported resolutions severally to restore forfeited rights tc Robert P. Boughton and Herman L Strong. Passed
 Resolution appointing Cha,les Adams, Judge of Probate for Lilchfeld dislict-passcd.
 Bills tO extend the rights of married women; authorizing school societies to dissolve, or alter limits of school districts in certain ases con- cerning the settlement of intestate estates- read and referred
 Resolution passed, declaring the election of William w Ellsworth: as Judge of the Su- prel"e Court.
 The House adjourned
 Saturday, May 20th.
 Prayer by Rev. Mr. Stone.
 Resolution appointing Aaron w. Fem, Judge of Probate for the district of RoX- bury. Passed.
 Resolution passed appointing Thomas Bull, Judge of Probate tor the district of Woudbury.
 MT. Hall, of Portland, presented the pe- Iition of Edward Hall and 9S others, inha- sItants of Portland, for alteration of land- ing pieces and reduction of fares on the Middlctown ferry. Passed.
 The committee on claims reported fa- vorably 10 ihe passage of a resolution for paying Hon. John c. Palmer, $375 in fuN for services us Provisional Judge of New Haven County. Resolution passed.
 Resolution appointing Peter D. Irish, State Director of the New London Bank. Ref TT, d.
 The committee on Banks reported res- olution 10 permi: the Thames Bank 10 fill up its capital sock to the amount authors izcd by it's charer,-pa>Sed
 A communication from the Principal of the American Asylum 10 the Governor was read, being a statement ofthe number, names, ages, &c., of the bencficiaries of the State in the Asylum.
 The resolution heretofore reported from tho committee on claims directing ,hc payment of $l25 to Allyn Goodwin, for making weights and measures, was read a third time and passed.
 The committee on Interpretations other than Banks, on lhe petition of the Mayor md Aldermen of New Haven, reported resolutions incorporating Sack and Brcket company in that city,and confer ring on the members of the company pows CT to act as special constab!es.
 The resolution nppointl 2 a Judge of Probate for the dlSiric' of Ncwtown, on which the Senate and House disagreed, came from the Senate with request for the appointment of committee of con, ference. Agreed to, and Messrs. Osborne of Dauhnry. and Allen of Wcslport, were appointed on the part of the House.
 MT. Wiley of New London, introduced resolutions ofthanks to Gems. Taylor and Scott, with a predatory hint against the war. Read and referred 10 the commit tee on federal relations.
 A resolution from the committee on claims for paying the members from Stafford for expenses in defending their seats, was passed.
 On division was called for, and there appeared to be no quorum.
 The House adjourned.