Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-15

House.-The House assembled at IL
O'Clock.
+ MIR. Dunn. Of Poland, was charged with
a message TO the, governor, announcing The
existence ola quorum. and the readiness of
the House 10 proceed 10 business I'D ,Dsa
MIR. Tolman, of Rockland, was charged,
with similar message TO the Senate,
On motion of Mr.. Ludden of Turner,
committee of one from each county, with
such as the Senate may join, was ordered to
lie raised, 10 consider The superintendent of
The State into six Congressional districts. m
Mr.. Cheney. Of Lebanon, gave notice that
on tomorrow he should introduce resolution
inviting LOUIS KossUrn to The Capitol, and
extending to him the inequalities Of the
Legislature sds ilia ~ vmt -ya 4la ~
- ..,;f,..o. MA THURSDAY, JAN. s.
Senate. order from the House relative
to employing some suitable person to com
pile the Statutes Of the Stale and publish
the m in not exceeding TWO volumes, with an
index, was passed in concurrence, .,a.y Il
Resolve from the House, rendering TO
Louis Kossulh the hospil aItIes of the State
Government, came up for concurrence, the
Senate joined Mess.s. LeaveIt of Somerset,
Garland Of Kennebec and Mann of Cnmber-
land. .aF ..n ,.. -.,.....,.....
On motion Of Mr.. Titcomb OF York, or
dered, that the committee on Railroads and
Bridges be direcIed to inquired what further
legislation is necessary to protect the lives
and properly of persons travelling on rail
roads, or approaching railroad crossings.
On motion of Mr.. Walker, The hour of
adjournment was fixed at 10 A. Nj. until
otherwise ordered. ..Hf4t eu a..s at.s
Housc.-Mr Dunn of Poland presented the
credentials OF Paul Cyr, representative elect
from Madawaska, Masnrdis, &C., and Mr..
Cyr was qualified and took his seat.
Mr.. Cheney of Lelaaon, by leave, intro
duced the following resolutions :-(S.e Cor
espondence.) .,... .,.
On motion Of Mr.. Cheney, these were re-
ferred 10 select committee, consisting, on
the part of the House, of hlessrs. Cheney of
Lebanon, Dunn of Pocd, Ludden of Turner,
Chapman Of Biddeford, and Bachelor Of Coz
rinna.
-i - FRIDAY, JAN. 9.
!Scnate.-Journa read BY Secretary.
| Papers from House, disposed Of il concur
renee. s-aN .f t-4 ...ga e. '-.ssu0.ul+
Mr.. Walker, from Committee on Division
and Incorporation of Towns, reported order
of notice on petition Of Israel Case and anotlr.
er, To- be set off from Keunebec and annexed
TO Readfch. Accepted. t 1..as ..
| House-Mr. Cheney OF Lebanon, from the
Select Committee reported HE resolves ex-
tending an invitation 10 Louis hossuIlI, IN Il
new draft. The resolutions reported are :he
same as published, oinrting the first resolve.
| The resolutions were read twice. ICE .r ...7
On motion of Mr.. BuzzeIl OF Limerick,
the question was ordered 10 he divided, so
| I,u 10, III nl,tfi,n
The first aud second resolutions were
adopted. Yeas lis nay l-Mr. } Irish.
On m7tion of Mr.. Carter, the question was
ordered to be taken on the third and fourth
resolutions, separately.
Mr.. Carter called for reasons why tho
third resolution should not lie adopted.
Pending the discussion, the House adj
|. journed. ....
Petitions refcrrcd-ol Selectmen OF Leeds
and Monmouth Tor act to establish The line
between those towns; Avah Sinclair for
change of name Alden Uimer ct ais, Tor in
corporation OF Rochland Lime Rock Co.
SATURDAY, JAN. 10.
Senate Journal read by the Secretary.
Mr.. Littlef.ll OF Cumberland, enqulred il
there was any business on The table. The
President answered Ia III, negative.
Mr.. Litrlefield said tie House had the
Kossnlli resolutions under discussion, and
as there was lllIe Probsb billy of there heing
any business received from that branch in
medialely, and the debate seemed TO be one
OF interest, he would move an adjournment
TO half past eleven; aud the Senate accor-
dinghy voted to adjourn.
House. resolves respecting Kossuth,
under discussion when the House adjourned,
were still before the House, the question
being on the third resolution.
The resolutions were laid OH the table.
MIR. Cailion presented the petition Of Spen>
Ger q. Bowes for pension, which was re-
ferred, with The papers on file relating TO the
same subject.
The resolutions were then taken up, and
the third resolution was passed by The fol-
lowing vote: Yeas So Nays "a.
The fourth resolution was then passed.
MONDAY, January ~.
Senate. The Kossulh resolutions, as re-
ported in new draft by the joint select
committee TO whom they were referred,
came up from the House for concurrence,
but on motion Of Mr.. Neal, were laid on the
table, as several senators were absent from
i'll health, who wished 10 vote on them.
Papers from the House disposed OF in con-
currence. t--
Presented and referred of Ben
jamin Reed Of BooIhbay, for leave to extend
his wharf To tidewater; Of John Black ct
ais. for an acl to prevent distractions in I'm
ion river.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, it was ordered,
That the committee on the Judiciary be di.
rected 10 inquire whether any further legls- |
lat'on is necessary TO enable proprietors 10 |
close up their business affairs. Adjourned !
House. Mr.. Prescott of New Sharon, laid
on the table bill to amend chapter 90, of
Revised Statutes. relating TO fences and COIN
mon fields. |, was referred 10 the commit
lee on agriculture. 7y .-1f
Petitions referred. Reuben w. Abbott and
al. for further Legislation IN respect 20 high
way Surveyors Albion Bradbury and al.
for law respecting the constructions of sim
gle sleighs Walker Getcbell aud al. for re-
peal of the law of 1850 relating TO The taking
of fish in Kennebec river. Adj.