Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24

10 Of Judgment and costs referred To Tie
Committee on Finance.
Petition of Cyrl Boil ock, for remission
Of Judgment and costs referred to the cou-
millee on Finatce.
Petition Of Charles Morey, for liberation;
received aud referred Ia the Committee on
Conyicis' Petit ons.
Pcti,ion Of Sarah McNcmee, for leave 10
holl real csa,e (; received and referred 10
the Committee on the Jude ary.
The order Of The tay resumed, being the
iri of the Docket oi Private Petitions
/ Master. Warden. &C., of Morning Star
Lodge, fnr amendment of charter granted
aud concurrcd.
/ Willard Bellows ,s Creditors, Thomas
\ A. Jen KS, Esq, red as counsel for
| the petitioner, and Chris opher Robinson,
Esq for the Creditors. Petition granted
and act passed
\ " oonsocEet Fire Company, for amend
ment ol charter granted and con'urred.
Saylcs Mowry VS.. Uranah Smith leave
TO Withdraw
Joseph Sou,hwi',i. for leave to take poor
/ debtors oath ]. A. Scott. Esq, appear
| ed inr the petitioner, and Is. n. Lapham,
/ j. q. opposed the granting of the petition.
Granted and cOncurred
Adjourned TO 10 o'clock, to morrow
morning.
FRIDAY Morning Jan. Is,
\ SENATE-Mr. Gross Of Westerly, introduced
resolution instructing our Senators and request
. ing Representatives in Congress, To use their M
l nucnce to obtain the passage Of law providing
for the abolition Of spirit rtons, ioggIng, aud the
employment of foreign scamcn, in the l, = Navy;
referred to select Committee. consisting
Mcssrs. Cross, BalIou, and Cundcll.
/ The Senate then proceeded TO the trial Of the
petition Of Luther Cole ct al, To he set of from
\ the town Of Bristol. Mr.. Jcnckcs addressed the
Senate in behalf Of the petitioners. The further
consideration Of the petition was then postponed 10
/ the afternoon.
II HOUSE Memorial Of the r. !. State TemIer
ancc Society, with resolution accompanying the
same, which were adopted at its recent Con'cn-
ton. This memorial relates to the License Law
/ and asks, in substance, that the offences under
\ this law NAV lie uicd only in the town where the
I offence is committed. Pending discussion upon
| this memorial, Mr.. Browne, Of Glocester, called
| up the bill introduced by him, entitled San act IN
| amendment ofan act entitled an act enabling Town
| Councils 10 grant licenses for retailing strong H.
| quos aud for other purposes aud the several acts
/ ia amendment thereof" After debate, the
! bill and memorial on motion Of Mr. Cranston. OF
Newport, were referred To a special committee
with instruction I, take til, whole subject matter
4 Of the bill and memorial and the license law lnto
| consideration, and report hy bill or o,hcrwisc.---
| VI ssrs Sh rii,ll, Turarr, Eldrcd, Spencer and
| Arnold were appointed that Committee.
II Petition of Israel Pierce W. Mary Pcarcc, Tor
! divorce referred to the Committee the Ju-
| dietary.
Il The ua, Of the Representatives Hall WAS grant
ed to the r. l. Agricultural, Society Wednesday
| evening next.
4 Adjourned TO o'clJck.
n ArPERSooS.
II SENATE further consideration Of the
| petition Of Luther Cole, ct. AL to bc set on from
the town Of Bristol, was postponed to "Wednesday
morning next.
II Communication from the Governor Of Wiscon-
| sin and Resolves from the State Of Connecticut;
referred to the Committee Education.
II Petition Of John W. Richmond for payment Of
State Certificates; read and laid upon tie table.
\ Adjourned.
Il IioUsE..--Mr. Cranston Of Newport, introduced
II arcsplution directing the Clerks Of the House 10
cause to he printed for the use Of the mcmb crs
/ copies Of the Report ofthc Committee the Reg
| istcrcd State Debt; read and on motion Of Mr.
/ Cranston laid upon the table, with notice that he
/ would call the same up Tuesday next, and
move its passage.
Il Mr.. Hazard, Of Providence, introduced reso-
luton which authorizes the Governor to appoint
L Commissioner to inquire iuto the number and con-
ditlon oi the paupcrs and insane persons in this
State, and report the same to the General Assem-
bly,; provided the same be done without any
charge to the State, except for expenses autualIy
incmIcd; read and referred to a special Commit
tee, consisting of Mrssrs. Hazard, e. Harris,
II Perry, Warlwcll and Ga,itt.
H Petition of John ". Richmond for payment Of
State Certificates, received, read and referred to
H the Committee ON Finance.
H Mr. Holden, of ofWarwick. moved to adjourn TO
II Monday next at 3 O'Clock.
II hlr. Cranston Of Newport, called for the ayes
aud noes. The House was called and the VOC
stood as follows:
II ANES--Mcssrs. G. Ahrlch, G. b. Aldrich,
II Barnes, Bickncll, Davis, Hazard, Holden lap
II ham, Mathewson, Tomtcllot, Turner, Wcaycr--I2.
II NOES. ---Mcssrs. Angel, II. Anthony, Arnold,
H Babcock, Bowen, &. Brown. +. Brown. q. II.
II BROWNE, Cnnston, Fcnncr, Fiskc, Gavt, Cor
ham, Gould, Gray, Green, X. Harris, Hopkins,
Howard, liutchns, Porter, Rathbone, Rcynolds,
saunders, Sa!les, Sheldon, Stecre, Wardwcl---
II %.
II So the House decided not to adjourn to Mon
day next.
II On motion Of Mr. Arnold, OF Cumberland, the
II iiou'c then adjourned to meet at 10 O'Clock tc.
morrow morning
Saturday Morning.
Il SENATE. Tbs Senate concmred in the
vote or the House on the petitions Of Charles
Morey aud Joseph Sadler, for Liberation
OF Patle &C Rex, for liberation of Charles
H Rex
Petition Of Express Fire Engire Co.
! No 8 for change Of name referred to Com
ulIIee on Corporations.
! Mr. FDancis, fro u the Committee 10 in
| qulre what altcfa ons are necessary for the
State Prison and Providence County Jail,
d. = I