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LEGISLATURES OF VIZ MONT.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Nov. g, A. NJ

ing the act constituting the Atlantic and st.
Lawrence Railroad Company corporation with
in this State, was made the special order for
Tuesday next at 10 o'clock.
Resolution. by Mr. Goodhue, that commit
tee of two Senators and three Representatives
be raised to take into consideration and report
day for final adjournment; adopted.
The bill to pay Tappan Stevens the sum there
in mentioned was, on motion Of Mr. Seymour, in.
definitely postponed
The Senate passed the bills relating TO the Yer
mont Historical and Antiquarian Society, and
relating to the rents Of certain Ministerial lands
in the town of Elmore.
R,pousqf Committees. by Mr. Baldwin, from
the Select committee on the resolution relating
to Norwich University and The petition Of Alden
Partridge, that no legislation is necessary, that
the present BOARD of Officers are doing all in
their power TO advance TIE interests and reputa-
ton of the University although aborng under
some p-eoniary endorsement; tue resolution
was rejected.
by Mr. Dewey from The committee on Roads
in favor of the bin in addition to the act author
king The Rutland ond Whitehall 1,ailroad Com
pany to build Branch Road; ordered to 3i
reading
by Mr. Eastman, from the committee on Fin
ance, recommending the adoption Of the RESIDUE
ton directing the Secretary of state to procure
the printing Of 300 copies Of The Constitution of
the State adopted.
Resolution ron he House. To amend iho
1871 Joint rule requiring the consent of two
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IVarls InONeu Tue vote adopting lne nmen0ment,
which was a new bill, be reconsidered. Mr. Kel-
logg then moved that the whole subject be laid
on the table agreed to. In addition to chap Al
of $. relating to the collection Of taxes pass
ed. In addition to chap % of c 5, relating to
repairs of highways and bridges passed. Prov
iding for duplicate certificates of votes for Pros
idential Electors passed. For the protection Of
pigeon beds passed. Relating to international,
literary, aud scientific exchanges passed. TO
incorporate the Midland Railroad Company, from
Montpelier, through the Valley Of Lamoillc
River, to Swouton Fails; passed In addition to
act Of 1850, to extend the Ashuelot Railroad
passed. TO alter and amend the act ncorpora-
ting the Georgia aud johnson Plank Road Co.
passed. Toncorporate the Swanion Falls Aca-
dcmy passed
Mr. Barrett called up the bill relating to the
election OF town representative, and moved the
same be amen ed SO that "no representative
slnll bc elected by virtue Of any ballot commen-
ced after ~ o'clock as night of the first Tuesday
in Scpiember," ON motion of Mr. Wright the bin
and amendment were laid on the table.
Mr. Davis called mp the bin relating to the oc-
knowledgmeut of deeds by married women. sere-
rate and apart from their husbands and offered
AN amendment 20 obyate the objection which
had been made that the bill authorized the ali-
enauon of property by the wife, without the con-
sent Of the husband" The amendment was o.
doptcd and the third reading ordered.
The BIN anooSing part Of Somcrsc, to Dover
aad Wardsooro' was returned IRON the Senate
with proposals ofamendmcnt and the same were
adopted boz concurrence
The biil authorizing the business Of banhiug
was taken up IL having been made the special
order, and the same was again laid on the table
and made tine specialorder iorhlifpast2 o'clock,
pm.
Mr. Egers called up the bill relating to t @ roe
peal Of Statutes where suits have been dcchrad
or shall hereafter be declared upon Tie same.-
TINS bin was returned from the Senate with
propositions of amendment ana the same having
been discussed by VT EyeHs ia opposition 90
their adoption, were nouconcuued in.
Mr Wright called up The biIl to incorporate
the Ca.tle.on Bank, ond moved tlat the same be
Land on The Table and be- madc Tie special order
for . O'Clock p ~ agreed 70.
The Cmir announced the following as tie
committee on ehe part of tha House which was
ordered o. be raised By tle resolution relating to
the final adjournment, Of the GcuarH Assembly.
Messrs Stacy, rIub5cl Warrington ADJ
SENATE
% rs.
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Superintendent Of Common Schools and referred
to the committee on Education.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Nov II, AM
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Bills introduced and rctjvea. BY Mr. Cuuier.
relating to the appraisal of damages in the loca-
ton Of Highways; to committee on Roads.
Hporis Of COMMITTEES BY Mr. Blake, from
the committee on Banks, in favor of bin incor-
porating the Lomoillc Bank with certain amend
ments thereto and on motion of Mr. Bailey the bin
was ordered to lic BY Mr. Hyde. from the com.
miuoe on Banks, against the bill Incorporating
Union Bank, and on motion Of Mr. Keith il was
indefinitely postponed; by the same n favor Of
bin increasing the capital stock Of the Alissis.
quot Banks ordered Co be read the I'd time.
Resolutions. By Mr. Mattocks. that no bin
shall be introduced after Wednesday morning
Noy. H. except such as may De sent Hon the
House and introduced by committee which. ON
: oton of Whittemore, was laid on the table.
The bin providing for further distribution Of
the Laws Of this State was taken up and passed.
Bills introduced and rcf1red From the House.
to constitute The Atlantic and ST Lawrence Rail
road Co. o corporation within this State: ON mo-
ton of Ma WAtemore, TO the committee on
Roads.
Reports Of COMMITTEES BY Nr Seymour,
from iho COMMITTEES on Claims, in favor Of bill
to pay Henry Stevens the sum therein mention
ed, it being for scryiccs rendered end moneys
expended 70 the formation eft au index 10 the
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ments Of deeds by married women apart from
their husbands laid on the table, as some con-
strued the bill to allow married women to deed
property without the consent of the husband
BIZ referred. BY Mr. Butler, to alter the
time Of holding the county court for the county
of Windham to the ith Tuesday of March and
September; to the members Of Wndham coun.
iy.
Petitions referred. orc. b. Harrington and
others, Of VIM. Y. Ripley and others, for bank
at Rutland to the committee on banks
Reports of the National Life Insurance Co,
and OF sundry Railroad companies were receiv-
ed, aud referred to the committee under the ith
joint rule
Mr. Davis moved n reconsideration of the vote
ordering the 81 reading of the bill relating TO
Acknowledgements of deeds by married women
agreed to, aud the bin was again laid on the ta-
bic.
Brso'st'oas.-F the scnate that COM
miitee be appointed by each House to consider
and report upon the final adjournment of the
General Assembly; adopted 10 concurrence.
Mr. kellogg called up the bin providing for the
distribution of the Compiled Statutes. The bill
was reported by the committee in favor of the
same WIN nm amendment providing fora distr-
ou''oh oi one copy 10 each organized town
only me amendment OF the committee was re-
Jeo'ed ana an amendment by Mr. Kellogg substi
'u'ed' providing Tor more general distributions
ana adopted ana the oiH ordered to a 30 read
ing Adjourned.
SENATE.
MONDAY, Nov l0,A.M.
Pmrcr by the Chaplain.
Bills introduced and vl5red. by Mr. Scy-
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'nl'i wv '"' once oI governor ia case OF death
OF Soterhoi unG Lieut. Governor; read I'd time
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When we published the article, to which the
following is a reply, we distinctly intimuted
that our purpose was to induce the Legisa-
ture to consider the application Of the officers
Of the institution for an examination We
then had no doubt, and now have none, that
after hearing the parties. committee of the
Legislature will be able to put entirely 10 resi-
the Injurious imputations which had gained
publicity, through the proceedings of the Leg
slature, before we published the article sign
ed Many of the People" We still think
the memorial of the officers ought to be refer
red and the inquiry made, whether there is
really any just ground for suspicion or com
plant II there is none, as we expect will be
the result report to that effect will make all
RICH, again
For HE Daily Jowaul.
Nj EDlroR: Dear Sri have Just noticed
in your Journal Of the 9TH instant, direct attack
on myself IN an article over the signature Of
Many of the People,
The writer says, " Il Is a well ascertained fact
that the Rev. Stillman Morgan withdrew the
petition he preferred few days since, by the
t4+N'ANN VI ~ ANO'hNtiif hiibh-H ilin diiN inc
fundamentally Of some OF his friends, over the
clergy IN this vicinity and by their threats of
Withdrawing their patronage aud support, he,
Morgan, being dependent on their patronagel
that unless he Withdrew his petition they would
withdraw their patronage; and the Rev. Sull-
man Morgan, baing poor man, with great re-
iuctance, Withdrew his petition"
Now, Mr.. Editor, pronounce the foregoing
statement to be entirely without foundation and
absolutely untrue. The said Morgan IS not re-
celvlng any patronage of the Asylum, nor hay
ing any friends there. Nor was any alluslon
made relative TO receiving patronage hereafter
Fortunately two gentlemen of the highest re-
speciability were present during the whole ofnly
interview with the said Morgan, and can testify
10 what was said.
Ia regard 10 the evils growing out of the
malpractice, and cruelty, and abuse, of the pa
uents by the present officers" sc ] hold my
self ready TO show that they have no more foun-
daton IN fact, than the alledged threats of with
drawing patronage from the Rev Stillman Nor.
gan.
BY giving the above an insertion ia your Daily
Journal you will greatly oblige,
Your obedient servant,
w. II. ROCKWELL.
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except one and both Houses probably Wing.
AMERicAN MARBLES Several days ago,
While at Monumeui Place, We had al OPP
portunity OF seeing IN the same ronu, which
IS open to The public, a number Of the
blocks of sloHe which have been forwarded
from the several States To be placed IA the
monument to VI ashngton, which has now
the height OF one hundred feet
Among the pieces We noticed bat one
which was procured from a distant land--
that of the Amercun WIN. Society OF
Princeton College, \. j., which is Of italian
marble, suow-whltc aud highly pohshcd.-
In proximity 10 this are specimens Of a siln-
ilar material qunrricd on oursoil, aud OF dtiI.
ereut degrees Of queIty, and which, IL is
well known, although inferior ia appearance
TO the foreign, can better cudufe the severe
" variable climate of tins country, and
are superior for buiidmg purposes Mott
wlihslahdng the general preference OF tine
Italian marble for artistic designs, ve were
assured 10y the superintendent thlt Tie uar-
bic OF Alabama is fully equal tom, in all
particulars for amy purpose; and block of
II has already been placed "a ae shaft
ties, there ate fine specimens Of the she'll
limestone, from ONO aud kcutuchy dove
colored aud, from Peuu-j wanna, much
admired white and bluo-clanded marble
Tennessee furnishes a vareglled marble,
different shades of white aud brown, pitscn-
ting as beautiful polish ~, Tie Egyptian or
Italian, and, to our view, IL is haudsoncr
than either. The block ct black marble.
from Glenn's Fails, N y, is a rival beauty
and this material, we lemn, Is extensively
manufactured into chimney pieces.
We have merely glanced At the more
prominent prepared stones tao be seen ia the
vicinity Of The National Monume,t aud
these are not only 10 be admircd as aeolog-
zeal production, bat Cor the taleul displayed
IA their superior establishment with tie
chisei-- Washington Rcpa5Hc
We hope block viii be furnished from
some of the Western Vermont qunrrles to
eclipse them all.
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SECOND DIspATCII

BosroN, Nov. II, o'clock 90 IT,, p. NJ.
The whole vote is l37. Ol5 Of which SIR Win
throp tvhigJ has Gl5lo Boutwell, ,lem. i3,ss2,
Palrey free soiD2s5e3 majority against Win
throp 935. Two towns TO be heard from.
Legislature. Il coalition Senators. II Whies
no choice H. Representatiyos-whgs lG}, Coz
alition lI3, no choice l32.
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reports Of Committees BY the committee on
Education, in favor Of the bill to incorporate the
Woodstock Academy; 3D. reading ordered. BY
the same, in favor of Senate bill relating to the
Vermont Historical and Antiquarian Society,
" that the library and cabinet of natural history
be kept in the upper unoccupied rooms of the
state House" with proposal of amendment re
using the use li The hal. Of the House of Rep,
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list, aii,horziu,e tla listers fo disciir,, amy SIM,
not exceeding three hundred dollars. IN the is,
Of ans person who, In The opinion of the listers
owes that amount, or more or less: to the select
committee on the listing law. Bv Alr Barrett
providing for the formation of associations as in.
corporutci manufacturing companies. 10 tla
committee ON Manufactures. Bv Sir Erort.. ro-
latng to the Rutland Aqueduet Conpapv ia
the committee ON The Judiciary. BY MrDewey.
to incorporate the Woodstock Academy to The
committee on Education. By Mr Rose reouirip,,
teachers of district schools TO enter into a bool,
or register the names. ages. length Of time of
attendance of scholars. tla day rt.e ,,onf,
when the school IS visited bv the committee and
deliver the same TO the clerk. with am abstract ot
,,o numbered ,.,.l....,l c,.,.i, 49,
to the same committee. By Mr. Marin If I'm.
derhiil. that in the dis,ribu,ion of scbool no,as
fine solertr,en rs.,,rl t, t,o, ,,,..,r,,t.,.i.',,
list Of teaebers and ID, district sb,l rocoi,o ,,,,
portion of said nono,,s ,,,l.ss, i;.on.,l ,,..i
er has t,n,,ht in tine ssr,, 70 ,i,. como, .....
tee. Senate bll ral,,.,,, 81. ~, ", M.
torieal and An,io,arian so,;o,,. e., ,,,, -,
tee on Education. From the Senate to INCOME
rate the Dorset Railroad and Marble ,lsnuc.,
tnrin.. ca O.. f., tl,a ,o,,,.;,,o. 49,, ,f....e....-
Also tbat rents If cort,ir ,.,,rli, l,,l. ~,
more. designed for the use of the 6,st se,,l.1
minister. be anpro,rated f,r tho hs,os, 80 a,..,
mon schools in said town. untl ~ n;ni.,o- shau
be established 10 fine conroit,oo ~, -
Re,oi,tion. nv Mr. Rowdi.h ,h., ,La le.'
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INpTSODFS OF INSECT LIFE

L. | - ~ ~ T. = VT 1-No LII
II INsF(TS or AUTl' HN-Wlil be published WED
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ILLUSTRATION teIt aud sentiment The whole worA Will BE-
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New publications.

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Just Publsbed-INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE OF \
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HE EPOCH OF CREArlON-The Scripture Doe
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DOsTON ACADEMY or MUSIC

II
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VAGAMUNDO or, THE ATTACHE

IN SPAIN-ncudBig Brief Excursion INTO the
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-, orvag. AND rIiE sAS0TscH ISLAM =
roA 49, he 6epst.re Of sach Nal STEAMER ioi
''"s GREELEY 8 mc,LHAlH .Y---n,
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MISS CATHERINE HAYES CON

MISS II IT TlNIN u IT TO WV
lVu CERTS Tho public respectfully mfornsd that
have been made with the Distinguished ar
tste, Madame BERIUtsA MAaErKfk, vito VIII appear al
these Concerts pnd perform the Harp the ssofte co
pnsons # Parish, Akss Ieharre and her own original
WORKS IL also rcspecu,ls announced mat Mtanso'
ments have been made or the appearance OF other ceebs
ted artists 1t future Concerts pf which due notioe VIII .
g,v.n f,l6l J IT. NARDWEI.I a
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pURTON'S THEATER, Cu,msrRs-
DROUCHAMS LYCEuM, BROADWAY,

Il near Rromc 70 -Pfaprrlor and Manager John
Rruuahsm THIS EttNiNG. StNt ie, will commence
With. Oycrtme 60 Fta nagvli rs he OrchestTa
u De allowed rs
DAVID COPrERFIEln,
N,,,vl.r VII R.oHrham
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10 me New-York Daily Times" c'n''-
.rce me faue TO get reay for service ih'' "of"hz
~, Lightning Cylinder Press. on "hcs ih' pae' Is 10 ''
- ,,',,,6. i,.pobca ION is Oassodsoly tela,e ed
.n, NJ. i.sn.sef VII issued on THURSDAY MORN
~ .e,, ne is.hrst. M RAYMOND, JONES SCO.