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Tuesday, Nov. |. 10 \. VI.
The Speaker laid before the House COM
munication from the Hon. John ). Robinson,
informing the House that he had taken the
oath as Governor of the State. that he had
appointed l.. b. Engesly, of Burlington,
Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs. and
that he would transmit the annual message
to the House this afternoon. ut three o'clock.
BiHs introduced and Rcfirrd.-By Mr..
Plympton, to incorporate the Vermont Cop
per Mining Company to the committee on
Manufactures. BY Mr.. Page to incorporate
the Rutland Water Co.; to the committee on
Manufactures. BY Mr.. Fish Of West Haven
to repeal the provision cxempting non resi-
dcnts from taxation to the committee of
WAYS and Means. BY Mr.. Wushburn rela-
ting to fire engine companies; to the commit
tee of Ways and Means. BY Mr.. Judeyinc,
in amendment of section of chap. 81 {, s.,
relating to dispositions and witnesses, giving
Notarics Public and Masters in Chancery
power to issue subpnnaS and take dcpusi-
tons y to the judiciary Committee. BY MIR.
Barber, relating to the service of process to
the Judiciary Committee. BY Mr.. Grandcy,
in amendment of chap. - {. s., relating to
trustees, providing that no person shall he
adludgcd trustees by reason of Indebtedness
for personal services; to the judiciary Com
mittcc. House bill No. -. providing for the
organization Of private corporations, reported
10y the committee on printing, to Il select
committee of five. BY Mr.. Whitman, to in
corporate the West River Academy; to tn,
committee on Education.
/ Mr.. Smith of Barre, presented the rcmon
STRANGE of sundry inhabitants of Fayston
against the annexation of any part thereof t,
Waitsicld, and it was referred to the select
committee raised upon this subject,
Adjourned,
I SENATE.
Bills introduced and Rcfcrrcd-By Mr.
kimball, providing that the President o
) the Senate and Speaker Of the House, shall
receive "a, and each memhnr of the larisla
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the same ought to pass also 10 denhe ,he
estate in pews, and with an amendment 'hal
the same ought to pass also to increase ohc
powers of the Bellows Falls Water Company,
and with proposed amendment, that the
same ought to pass and the several amend
mcnts in these bills being agreed to, they
were ordered to I've cngrosscd and read the
third time tomorrow afternoon. Adjourned
HOUSE.
Pehtions Refcrrcd.-O sundry inhabitants
of Richmond and Bolton, for the annexation
of II mart of Richmond to Bolton to the Sc
lect committee raised on this subject.
R,poyts Of Con,n,iUces.-By General Com
mittrc. Inyorablv to the bill. in addition to
an act to prohibit and abate nuisanccs, with
an amendment. the amendment was agreed
to. and the bill ordered to a Sd reading to-
morrow morning. BY the same Committee,
Glyorahlv to Senate bill No. 9, to incorporate
the Fayetteville Cemetery Co., with an
amendment, which was agreed to, and the biII
ordered to IA Sd reading tomorrow Ky the
same Committee, adversely to the bill for
the preservation Of trout in Marlboro Pond
ordered to lie. BY the same Committee. ad-
vcrsely to the bill, to repeal All act, Tor inc
preservation of fish 'i,miHseo' ny the same
committee. fa,Jrahly to the bin to repeal
section. =, :, and Q. chaps 90 G. $. relating
The promotion aud encouragement of Ag-
riculturc, Domestic Manufactures, and the
Mechanic Arts ordered to lie. BY the Sc
lcct committee, iavorablv 10 the bill altering
the time Of holding the County Court in Rut-
land Co. Sd reading ordered tomorrow
morning. BY the committee on printing, in
favor OF prlnti~q 300 copies OF bills in ad
diton to an act Relating to the location of
school houses in addition to chap. SO, {. s.,
relating to private corporations; to author
izc executors and others to assign mortgages
and liens on real estate in addition 10 sec.
-. chap. so, c. s., relating to the Grand
List and in addition to chap. IA, c. s., re-
lating to the collection and disposition Of
fines, costs and recognizances in criminal
eases the report was accepted, and the print
inc of the bills ordered BY the Committee
Of Ways aml Means. adversely to the bill, to
reduce the expenditures of the Government ;
allowing the President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House $500 per day for the
first twenty-cight days Of the session, AMI
- 90 per day after that, and to the members
of the two Houses - 90 per day for the first
twcnty-cght days. and 81 90 per day after
that: the ILL and report were ordered to lie
and made the special order for tomorrow
morning at | O'Clock BY the same commit
tee. adversely to the bill. in amendment Of
act relating to salaries and fees, allowing
fees to members for actual attendance only ;
ordered to lie aud he made the special order
for tomorrow al | | O'Clock \. VI.
EngrosScd BiHS. To incorporate the West
crn Vermont Marble Co. read the Sd time.
and amended SO us to limit the business of
the corporation to this state, and is amend
ed was passed To incorporate the liam
mo,,d Female Institute; read the 81 time
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from Walton's Daily Journal
LEGISLATU RE OF VERMONT.
HOT Sc.
SATURDAY,, Oct. >!

SATURDAY, Oct. 29. j. NJ.
RCsolWfion.-By Mr.. Soulc, that the clerk
he directed to pay c. +. Davcy the sum of
S225 for his services as Clerk of the House
pro tam; adopted.
The Committee on Printing reported in ia
vor OF printing 300 copies of the hill provi-
ding for the organization of private corpora
tions, and the report was adopted. Adj.
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THIRD lIoUSE.


MoNTrrITFn, Nov. - lNI3.
Incredible as it may seem, both Houses have been
in session twice to-day. and worked yer V much like
honest men. 1t will bc seen by the Dcjiv .I,uynol
reports. that much of the tmr of either House, and
of the Committees, is spent in the consideration and
passage Of bills for private corporations. such
Slate. Marble Iron, Water, Hotel Cemetery and
other companies To-day. in the House. Mr.
Washburn's general hill authori ling tie formation
of such corporations without coming to the General
Assembly for a charter favoraly reported by
the Committee and will probably rn,s at an carly
day. 1t Is valuable bill. and ought to become u
law soon possible, and in this way much
time to the present session.
A long discussion sprung up this morning on n
bill reported unanimously in fax or by thc Judiciary
Committee, which increased the pay Of Shcrills and
Deputies during the session of the Court and also
raised the price of boarding the state prisoncrs.-
There much good arguing in favor of the bill.
and not little joe Bmkcgi>m against it. 1t
defeated, but aft 'rwdrdS rcconsidercd, and
turned to the Committee for amendment. Probably
the section increasing the price for boarding PRISON.
crs alone will pass. But Mr.. Plvmptun'S cry of
rctrcnchmcnt and reform " is potent to defect al
most amy hill however worthy. lie troubles the
House, as did the harpies the icasing company of
Acneas.
Last year, n dcputaton Of the Iroquoi> Indians at
Cauchnawaga. C. f.. waited on Gov. Fairbanks and
made known to him claim which that tribe of In
dianS had on all that part of Vermont lying north
of otter Creek river. They called on the Governor
at 50 late day of tho session, that no action was
had on this singular claim
4 dcputatiun has just arrived from the same tribe
aud for the same purpose. 1t consists of FnANrI>
AToHARISIoN and TmoNAS cHAwENNowANE, Suhor-
dnatc Chiefs, and IoSErn kANArAkTAH, their See
rotary. They well dressed, quiet, intelligent
looking men, but in features the Indian strongly
appears. They have appeared in the galleries of
m pnrp tvyiCn npI.p tn, La,
closely calculating the success of their mission. If
their claim is good one, and this Legislature. given
to rctrcnchmcnt and REFORM" should refuse to pay
for one half of Vermont, with back rent and inter
est, processes of cjcctmcnt may soon be commenced
against the occupants Of this disputed territory
Who knows TmRD lloUSE.
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burn. relating to the disclosures oi trustees
to the committee on Printing. Adjourncd
SENATE.
Turpsn,v Nav . IN NJ
So,oc+ Co,,,n;t FOO, an tho Cnt.rn,r.. Mos
so,to. Soo,t,r. Colt IIorvo, and Watson
On tLn lii, to annoy - ,o,t If RicbmonI r,
Rattan Senator'S DoniS,n N,nd,.,nr Rnrnn
R,Us r,c,,.,J nm from, tLn Iinu.a ,It.r-
;,,t tbc ti,,,, Of l,1,i;,,. tbo Cnunt, cnurts IN
10 r,,,nt,.o n iL;ttn,'7,nm to thn 81 Tun.,,y
In N,,..ml \,,,,,Ln,. +, rho S.notnrs FROM,
ri;tt',J,', G,',,t,.
P'ynI,,,a,,y I;, Mr. Hama. ;d;ra thot
tIn t,,,, Iinm.. ,'',,t ~ KIM .I..'jJ1 ~ IA
.u.clncL tu-mnrrn,y C,rcnnnn tn rlr,t :, State
Sun,ri,trn,l,ut ur c,,nn,,n ScL,nls ,J,ntrd
rrIn, tho IInnsn nrnIi,lina r,r g, ;,int ASSEM-.
u,nt . ,.Jn,I p NJ IN Tu.'I,,. newt to
rln,t - SUPERINTENDENT Of fine State Prison.
n,,I ,tLor ,gi,,r. tLornin ,,rutinnnj cam,
n,,,roI i, ,l.,,rn,;,lin,, Ear, mint ossnn,Llv
wv T,o,L,,. NV, ~ IN ,.,Jn.t n T.
,,in,+ JnJ,,o. nr tho Sunromr and t,;rcn;t
Court, ON motion Of Mr. stevens of Frank
lin. ordered to lie: also rroyidinr for "A Joint
assembly at , o'clock p. NJ. Of Friday next.
to elect Il Secretary Of State. and other Off
GERS therein mentioned concurrcd H.
The bill relating to the occupancy of lands
i'm common made the spccal order for We'd
ncstlav next, > u. VI. Adjourned.
HORSE
D,.o1,,;, ~. M R,rn,rd 70 roc,r ca
u,,,ch az fla. Gn,,,nnrs ,,,s.,,,, :, ( r,l,trs tn
,,,.,.;'I ,,,,,,n, ,nI H." .',t+Inr,on+
.i!.t.,t' g, ,L In,1;,;.,,,. r.,,,r,;,+.,,. ,I,,,-
wa, -, ~. G,,,J.,,, ;,,,.r,,,,t ,Io o',,a
,,;,too an rIu,,,;nn f., ;u,,,;ro -. +, tLc ox-
,,'i;,,..,. ,r .,,nn,,L;n,, ..r . If tLr met IN
lITt;,,I =, ,h,n 81 e : r.l,ti,,, tn rho ,l.
Io,tinm If toxcs 81 as to outhorisr school dis
,r;,.t. =, ,,t, ami ,,srs. t,vn. ~, th, LIST IN
.Ln,,nn,I,,tnI l, thn Iith If Nav in c,,h vcor
,,,. ,,nn,i,,t'L,lLnn Ln,nrn,, thn Ist dIv nr
Marvel, and lith Of Nav in each ycnr. in the
.,m'o ,m,nrnr ,s !. nrw ,roviJni hv law for
rnt;n,, ANIL n.snS.;n va. NJ rho annual town
,,,na,; &c.. ~ Navel : ,In,,tnL
ria IIon., tnnt mn thn lin r. roIuco tbn
oynnnl;tnrcs nr .,"Iornn,cnt if bc;ny fin.
sna,;,I nrJor for his t,mr Mr., GRAY moved
~ ,;.,n;., vL;rh motion vas ,n,,.nd hv
Nc..rs ,G,ns If Milton. lro,Idcy. and
pI,.n',,too fn,nr.d Lv Mr. ric, nr Snmnrsrt
',, ~" ai,, ,,',, ~ a,c. 10; nov.-o
l'N " .,r,,
't'-' y IL
~ lhEN""N.
R'p""S " '""""'''S'IInf' o'1' from
'nc 1c'''' o''"'"',,o'' ~ "no"' .,. "
the ''"Hcrh"r "'SS"H'' rel'"'''" 'n"' -
much "i the same as recommends Tue lr"'''cc
OF referring s""FI'S III Sl'',"' '"P'r''.'c " "
eminent l"rlH'S' o' referred To '"r ""'t''i"i.
,'''''' 49, 80 1.,t ,',,,.,,' ;itt,,'.
I S,,+,,. Ga u,,,,,h -,
.or,ns 80 ,ho r;',h,. or mnrr;rd women n the
,;tt,, -. tlo IrJ;,.;,r,,. ca n,,rb nc
~, ,n,,,, s.bonIs tn Tho committee mn
ri.,;,, ',,,,,' ne roc.r. to tLn ,,nolor;.
,"i" ,',o, - s,loct committee And n.
w., o w. v ,rs. od,'+cJ
H. W.T. r,,,n rho So,oct con,m;ttoo 70
nr, ''' r,c,rr ,''t o LIN from thn Unusc
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MoNDAY. Nov. :, 4. VI


biNs Introduced and R,f,rred-By Mr.
Rice Of Somerset for the punishment Of
drunkenness. imposing fine upon persons
found intoxicated upon the first conviction,
distranchi>em"ut for one wear for the second,
and dsiranchiscncnt until restored by the,
County Court. upon a third conviction to-
the select committee ON this subject. BY Mr.
Rice of :, IN addition To chap. 81 {. ;, re-
lating to divorce making hahtual drunken
ness for three YEARS Il cause of divorce to the
Judiciary Committee. By NJ, New, to pne-
serve the public health. proviing a penalty
for the salc of impure liquors to the select
committee on the ccnsc laws
Pctiti0nS Rdtrrcd.-Bv Mr.. Smfter, OF
the VI. Colonization Society, for an appro-
priation for the removal of free colored per
sons in Vermont to Liberia to the commit
tee Of Ways and Means.
Reports of CommiHccs.-By the committee
on Education. in favor of the bill to incorpo-
rate the Chittcndcn Co. Institute ordered to
"A Sd reading.
Senate bin to incorporate the Perrin Slate
Co., was read the 81 time, and, as amended
by the House, was passed. Adjourned
SENATE.
AFTERNOON.
On the reading of the iournal, it appeared
that the bill 10 incorporate the Springfield
Wesleyan Seminary MAS read the third time
and passed on saturday.
Bills 'HtrodUccd and rgtrred.--By Mr..
Bailey, authorizing the Rutland and White
hall Railroad Co., to extend their branch
road. to the committee ON Roads
Mr. Warren introduced the following reso-
lutions
Rcsoh'cd, That we regard with deep and
heartfelt interest, not only every event con-
nccted with the foreign and domestic policy
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Union. lie tells the Legislature that it is their
duty to elect Senator to fill n vacancy, and then
makes a graceful bow. pretty good Message,
setting aside the Anti-Liquor Law doctrines.
THIRD House.
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HOUSE.
AFTERNOOS.

Bills Iniroduced and Rctcr'd by Mr.
Adams of Milton, TO prevent the improper and
unlawful use of property held in trust; to the
Judiciary Committee. BY Mr., Merritt, to re-
peal the act to prevent traffic in intoxicating
liquors for the purpose of drinking. and TO
revive and amend chap 81, s; to the
Committee on Printing. Adjourned.
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SEN ATE.

FRIDAY, Nov. I, 10 \. NJ.
En- crossed BWS.-ln relation to the Bel
lows Falls Water Company, read the Sd time
and passed. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Rcsolaions.-By Mr. Pcrlcy, TO instruct
the committee on Education to enquire as to
the cxpedicncy of 50 altering the law as TO
make teachers certificates available, in Ger
tain cases. for more than one year adopted.
BY Mr. Jones of Coventry to refer SO much
of the Governors message relates to the
election of Gen. Pierce. the policy of his in
augural, and the consequent anticipated
Strengthening of the bonds and 'cnlarging
the boundaries of the mon" to the commit
tee on Elections; adopted.
ERgrOsS,d BWs-Scmtc bill, to incorpo-
rate the Windham Co., Hotel Co., relating to
actions brought before Justices of the Peace,
to incorporate the Vermont Italian Marble
Co.. in addition to the act Incorporating the
Brandon Iron and Car W heel CO.. to incorpo-
rate the " atcrord Slate Co., in addition to
AN act establishing AN academy in Brattlc-
horo, t. protect school houses and academies /;
scvcrally read the Sd time and passed.
| The resolution from the Senate for Joint
assembly tomorrow at II o'clock, to elect a
State superintendent of Common Schools, was
considered when Mr. Plympron moved to lay
tho resolution on the table, which was agreed
to, 16 to 80.
/ The House concurred with The Senate in
their proposition of amendment TO the resou-
ton, providing for the election of L. :. Sen
ator the amendmcn, fixing the time at Thurs
day next, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Adjourned.
SENATE.
AFTERNOON
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MONTPELIER, Nov. 4, 1853.

MONTPELIER, Nov. 4, 1853.
Yesterday was n busy day in both Houses, and
good advance made in Legislation. A joint
resolution passed the House, agreeing to 60 into
joint Assembly for the election of Senator to-day at
10 o'clock. The Senate amended this resolution and
it came into the House this morning. This amended
resolution was further amended by fixing the time
on Tuesday next, at 10 o'clock. Hon. Daniel
Kellogg is the candidate for the United States SEN
ate of the Democrats, and Hon. y. s. Shaitcr is the
Free Soil candidate. The Wings have not yet nom
mated candidate. They will, if they nominate at
all, make choice of one Of the following gentlemen
Jacob Collamcr Portus Baxter, or Carlos Coolidge
There to be n disposition on the part of d
majority of the Wings to 60 into joint Assembly
for the election of Senator. They consider it
imperative upon them t. do, even though the
chances of elccting Senator are against them.
This afternoon another bill designed to reduce the
pay of the Legislators dismissed by a vote ON o
motion made by Mr. Rice, (Dem)
o'clock. p. VI.
Here come the Senators, announced by furious
yell from the Door Keeper. Mr.. kiddcr takes the
chair and Fcrrand +. Merrill. (Whig,) d. p. Thomp-
son (Dcm.,) and A. p. lluntnu Gree Soil,) are
nominated as candidates for Secretary of State.
Mr.. Merrill, on the first ballet received 40 votes
Mr. Thompson III and Mr. Iuntoon $. scattering
2. On the third ballot "Miy Martin or The Nonev
DiggrS," is elected by amajolty of two votes.
OF course this indicates that gentleman, who has
talked so loudly for freedom, to have been party
to the truck and dickcr arrangements of this session.
What next Nr. Woodbridge (Whig) is nominated
q candidate for Auditor of Accounts ; Mr.. Judevine
dominates, and Mt. Rice the former driver of the
Free Soicrs tie latter driver of Old Linc) seconds
the nomination of W. NJ Pingry Shameless cuali-
tion can 20 10 further in its abandonment Of all
political principle. The two Dcmocracics are now
/ in the close embrace of giddy polka, and more
loving spectacle rarely seen. If there is any
he Spilc *
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MI Thompson was thereupon declared
elected Secretary of State, for the year ensu-
Ing, when he received the oath.
The JOINT assembly then proceeded to ballot
for an Auditor Of Accounts for The year ensu-
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sen ATE

AFTERNOON.
Mr.. Colt introduced n resolution to refer
the Governors message to Il committee of )
Senators. with instructions to report the rel
crencc of tn" various topics to the arproprl-
ate Committees. The resolution WAS adopted.
B,Hs mroduced and rGrrcd.-By Mr..
Moody. to annex Il part of the town of E1ch-
mond to Bolton, and on motion Of Mr. Vic
trrs it was referred 10 Il select committee OF )
Senators.
On motion of Mr.. Warner, 300 copies of
the mcsslre q .rc ordered for the us of the
Senate. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Srrgcant-at-Arms nominated, and the
Speaker appointed Charles If. Joyce and Ira
Angle. as Officers Of the House.
Reports Of CommiHeeS.-By the select COM
mittce, adversely to the bill granting a ferry
to Amasa l.. Ilolcomh: dismissed. BY the
sumo committee adversely to the bill grant
ing ferry to John g. Reynolds and Harry
Hill dismissed.
Bits iniroduced and rcjerrtd.-By Mr..
Stevens. To incorporate the Chittcud"n Count
Institute I. "a IT,. CO.. u.i-tct ga ''"sti'''
RcsohtionS.-ii.t 50 much M tie Nuy-
ernor : message as relates to- the Geographical
survey be referred to a select committee OF
five adopted That 50 much of the Govern
or's message as relates to the present liquor
law he referred to the select committee raiscc
on this subject adopted.
The chair announced the appointment o
Mcssrs. Washhurn. Field, Soulc, Palmer anC
Walton. a. the select committee on the bill
relating to the organization OF private corp,
rations. and Of Mcssrs. Barber. Washburn
Field, Grandcy, Chase. Walton. Weston
Plympton and Merrill, as the select commit
tee on the subject of the license law,
Adjourned.
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sen

Bills Introduced and Rcfcrrcd.-By Mr..
klmball, providing that the President of
the Senate and Speaker of the House, shall
receive 81, and each member of the legisa-
rurs 50 per day, while in actual attendance
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FRIDAY, Nov. 1, 10 \. VI.
En- crossed BWS.-ln relation to the Bel
lows Falls Water Company, read the Sd time
and passed Adjourned,
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COMMERCIAL.
NASHVILLE Nov. -.

NASHVILLE, Nov. %
Corrox- Somewhat animated. We heard of two lots
selling yesterday-one al Size. the other at So.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. l6.-0ur semweekly report closed
upon moderately fair demand in the Cotton market
which was hrmer for the better grades and Saturday
Notwithstanding the unfyoTab!e character OF the weather.
some 42OO bales taken steady rates On Monday
the facilities Tor eecng shipments being greater and the
rates Slightly easier, buyers more generally forward
and sales effected "a the Of fully bales the
advantage prices being slightly in favor Of sellers for the
Midlng and better grades.
Yesterday the Baltics advces before the public
presenting very marked change the Liverpool Cotton
market, and the enquiry renewed in market with
far degree Of activity resulting in sales of about ba
and making total for the three DAYS Of bales
siderable portion Of hch has been taken for England with
parcels for France, Spain, the Continent and the North
10 respect 70 prices have already remarked. the
advantage has been rather the side of sellers within the
last day two for better grades and slightly advance
figures for the Mddng and better descriptions, which
have ATTRACTED most ct the demand for sometime past
while the Inferior and Ordinary grades though they have
pataken extent in the demand of the last few DAYS
are sted depressed owing TO their unusual abundance.
TOBACCO-BuveTs have not recnered the market,
and it has renamed wholly quiet, sale having taken
placer least made publcfur several DAYS past
Under these circumstances quotations nominal but
understand holders be not only firm previous figures
but claiming full rates for the lower grades. We
lain the quotations last given however until ransc-
tons shall indicate that change is required.
LUGs-FacioTy-... cents. % %
Planters. ....-5A a q
Fair. ~ "a
Fine - "a
Choice Selections .-.. ....S y
Arrived since the III inst Cleared in the time
none Stock in warehouses; and shipb0ard not cleared
on the 18th instant, 20 Gal hogsheads.