Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31

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From the Hcus.-To protect 6sh in artificial
ponds; TO judiciary committee. Relating to
duties of superlntendents Of common schools to
Offices and salaries to committee on finance
Providing for the appointment of jail commits
sioLers BY the Governor; 10 committee on judi
ciary. r..
HoIJSE rs osirs q
Prayer by Rev. E. ]. Scott.
Bills referred. By Mr. Howe Of Vernon, in
addition to and explanation of an act approved
l647, relating to rights Of married women; to
the committee on the Judiciary. By Mr. Rose,
relating TO duties Of teachers of district schools
to committee on Education. By Mr. Brown OF
Norwich, regulating the sale of Intoxicating IL
q1ors; to the select committee. By Mr. Mat
tocks. altering name of Auburn Bartlett; by
Mr. Sanderson, altering name of Eliza James
Sinms by Mr. Tracy, altering name of George
Hehry Hart; severally to General committee.
By Mr. Putnam, to lay VIM. II. Ordway the stun
therein mentioned; to committee on Claims. By
Mr. Fav of Calais, in amendment of act of 1870,
Means. BY Mr. Martin Of Landgrove, relating
to removal of paupers to committee on the Ju-
dietary. By MIR Grandy, for preservation of
game to General committee. BY Mr. Fay of
Calais, for taxing dogs; to committee of Ways
and Means. BY MIR Colourn of Caslleton, al
tering law regulating the militia; to committee
on Military Affairs.
Petitions referred. Of. H. Golf and others,
of Timothy Foliett and others, of George b.
Isham and others, for an act to incorporate the
Shelburn and Hinesburgh Plank Road Co. sew
orally to committee on Roads OF William s.
Bruce and oilers, Of Elias Smith and others, Of
Horace Wheeler and others, for bank at West
Randolph; severally 10 committee on Banks
OF Daniel S. Ewing and others, of Alanson AL
len and others, of WIN c. KIttredge and others,
OF Erastus Highly and others, of James Adams
and others, OF Ralph Page and others, for extern
sion of Rutland and Whitehall Railroad Co.; to
committee on Roads. OF Horatio Brock aud
others, for new county or half shire in Orange
Co.; TO the select committee. OF Joel Hale
and others, Of Josiah Shedd and others, Of Benz.
s. Foster and others, for alteration ofthe license
law; TO the selec. Committee. OF Harvey FL
kins and others, for bank a, Derby; of w. A.
Bass, for bank at West Randolph; of John
Woods and others, for bank at Derby severaly
to Committee On Banks. Of I. Jefferson Cree
tor alteration of licens. law; to the Select COM
mlttee. OF Joseph A. Cutler and Others for re-
noval of shire IN Franklin county; 10 the select
COMMITTEE.
The judiciary committee was discharged from
the bill altering the term Of Washington County
Court. and It was referred TO members of Wash
lngton Co; also from bill to change name tEei e.
mentioned, and 1t was referred to general
com niltee.
Eagrossd Bills. Regulating officers and fees,
Mr. Keot moved to dismiss lost, lbs to 20. Mr.
Vail supported the dill. Mr. Barlow moved 10
com "ft tor amend nent, limiting the increase OF
per diem to iDe,ubels To future legs atures; CON-
m,tment opposed by Messrs Walker, Colby,
Dlckermsn, Grandey, Aiken Mr. A. was oppos-
ed to both the amendment and the bill, Colburn
of Castleton and Green of Nottingham, and
lost by large vote. Mr. Brown of G. l. oppos-
ed the bill, when the question was put yeas
100, nays Is. So the bill passed. Mr. Graves
moved to reconsider this vote rejected. Rela-
ting to duties Of town Superintendenis Of CON-
mon schools; to protect FISH in artificial ponds
both passed. To repeal judiciary act of lsl9
supported by Mr. Bartlett and opposed by Messr.
Colburn Of Castleton, Everts, Hubbell, Powers
and Leavenworth. Question pending when the
House adjourned
afternoon. County appointments reported IN
part. We wait for a complete list.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. @, Pm.
| The President being absent, :he Senate was
called to order by the Secretary and Mr. Yves.
ton. President pro tempore, took the chair.
| Mr. Crowley presented the credentials Of Eli
sha Lspham Of Rutland county when be received
the oath and took his seat.
| Bills introduced and referred. By Mr. Hyde
in addition TO and alteration of act incorpora-
ting the Rutland and Whitehall Railroad com.
pany; to committee on Roads. The vote was
reconsdered and bill Withdrawn, as a bill of like
import had been already introduced in the Other
! House, and could not be entertained in the Sen
ate on account of the l4,h JOINT rule
Reports. By Mr Rice, from committee on
| Education, in favor of bill relating to common
schools, giving selectmen power to fill vacancies
OF town superlntendents oruered to third read
ing. By Mr. Royce, from Judiciary committee,
against bill providing for advertisements of pro-
prletors' meetings, and it was indefinitely post.
poned. 1lr o. r0I
The Senate spent some time in joint assem-
bly,.
Resolutions. By Mr. Parker, that the Secreta
~ of the Senate be directed to pay for such
newspapers ordered by Senators as are printed
out of the State; and by Mr. Holbrook. thai
when the two Houses adjourn to morrow Thurs
day. night they adjourn to meet at o'clock in
the evening to hear an address by D Thomp.
son upon the early history of tho State; both a.
dop.ed. Adjourned ..- 7s-
HOUSE.
Reports of Committees. By ways and means
in favor of petition OF o. z. Edwards and Ed
wards Davis praying that certain judgment rend-
cred against them in favor of State be dlscharg-
ed, together with an accompanying hill tor the
relief Of the petitioners; ordered to 81 reading
By Judiciary committee, in favor Of bill amend.
ing sec. 10 chap. % r s, relating 10 service oil
process on corporations; ordered TO Sd reading
tomorrow morning. Also in favor of bill in al
teration of chap. i07, sec 6 r s, relating to sal
aries and fees; laid on the table for amecdment
on motion Of Mr. Benton of LuneDburgh. BY
committee on Education, tina, no further legsla-
ton is required IN regard to bill defining the res
idence of scholars with reference TO the public
school moneys; 81 reading refused. Ais, thai
they find the oil RELAXING to the duties OF town
superiniendants oi common schools simlir t.
one arfeaGy rferred to hem, and cunsequr nry
that II ought not Ia pass 81 re sdi"s refused. =
A SO against bill to anierd chap Ia K s, re a.
ting to common sc %, 9; Sd reading refused
| BY Judiciary committee, In favor of oil to q.
mend act incorporating Farneis Mutual In-ur'
ance Co. ordered To Sd reading. Also in favoI
OF bill providing for the compilation and publ.
cation Of acts AMI laws passed since compilation
of K S ordered TO Sd reading Tomorrow morn