Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27

road Corporations; to incorporate the New England
Coal Mining Co.; to incorporate the tladey Falls Bank
in 1oyoke, in addition TO ACT for Incorporating GER
tain persons for the purpose of building bridge over
Acushnet River in the town Of New Bedforc TO unite
the Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad Co. with the
Bratteboro' and Fitchburg Railroad Co, and to i'll
crease the capital stock Of the former; concerning the
powers of the Police Court of the city If Worcester al
lowing further time TO the Commissioners Boston
Harbor and Back Bay to make their final report.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House met at O'Clock.
The House concurred in the Senate amendments TO
the bills concerning Insurance in Foreign Corporations,
and the Worcester Medical Institution.
On motion of MIR. Earle Of Worcester, resolve was
passed through its several stages pay $40 Gilman
P. Allen, member of the House, that being acci-
denally omitted in the pay roll.
At twenty minures past five, the House adjourned to
half past seven.
EVENING SESSION.
The House met at O'clock
Passed to he enacted-Bils-to repeal act for the
apportionment of Trial Justices; to secure the equ
distribution of the property of Insoyent Corporations
among their creditors; to incorporate the Bay State
Screw Company; authorising the Fitchburg Railroad
Corporation to alter the construction Of their bridge
over Mers river in Someryile; to increase the mum
Der OF Justices Of the Court of Common Pleas amend
the charter of the Worcester Medical Institution; to
appoint Board of Commissioners in relation to Alien
passengers and State Paupers; exempt from levy on
execution, the homestead OF a householder having a
| family.
Messrs. Raymond, of Medford, AckIey of Auburn
Hosmer of West Boyston, Jones of Prescott and Cros
by of ~ Orleans, joined the Senate Committee
to inform the Governor that the branches had pass
ed upon all the public business before them.
Messrs. Gushing, of Newbury, Valley, of Roxbury
Kellogg of Pittsfed, Mills of Springfield, Whitney,
Conway, Stevenson, Of Boston, Branning, of Monterey
Schouer, of Boston, j. NJ. Earle Of Worcester, N. b
Borden, of Fail River, Ackley, of Auburn Robinson o
Middleboro', Braston of Somervie, and Coffin OF Ed
gartown, were joined to the Committee the reception
OF the President Of the United States.
On motion of Mr., Gushing, OF Newbury, it was or
dered that the remarks of the Speaker in reply 10 The
vote of thanks, be entered upon the Journals Of III,
House.
At IL O'Clock, Mr.. Raymond from the Committee tC
wait on the GOVERNOR reported thai the Governor wal
pleased to say that the Secretary would soon wait upo
the two branches and prorogue them in accordance will
their request.
Immediately afterwards, the Secretary came in anc
stated that the Governor had given his all thu
bills passed except those relating the Boston Whar
Co. and the Eastern Avenue. The whole number O
bills signed, 349, and of resolves SO. He wa
pleased also in accord nce with the request Of the tw
branches to prorogue them the Tuesday next preced
ing the first Wednesday in January next
AT three minutes past IL, the members Of the Hous
separated.