Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-03


the whole 10 s763 "a.
The minority allow 26 days loss OF
time and bolrd ~ 80; end SOS 9S tax
able costs in Circuit Court being the
whole amount, lees Sc So Attorneys
iees, amounting in the whole TO S63l iG
Olncy claimed IA trips AT 81 90 4; 90
days board aL$ 50 l26 days loss Of
time a, S5, amounting TO Sll6i "a.
Debate ensued between Messrs. Hop
pm, Porter, o. G. Waterman, Diman
and Il. L. Hazard, ana the latter moved
that tbs accoun, to postponed TO The
next session, which motion prevailed by
"A vote ol Is 10 II, as follows:
hyEs-Messrs. Angel, Anthony, Ball,
ban.cs, Bradford Carr. Cross, Greene,
a. 7. Haz'rd, ~. Na'acwson, Porter,
} G. Reynolds S,son, c. v Waier-
.,ap.
Nors - Ncssrs BI.kn,lI Cnamplin,
collins, Oman, Francis, lIoppin, Law.
ton, Maxon, J. J Reynolds, o. G.
Waterman.
An act for tho appointment of Pilots
br The waters Of Pawtucket river. Read
and referred TO COMMITTEES on the Judi
ciary.
Resolutions for purchase Of safes for
Clerks Offices in Newport Bristol Kent
and Washington. Passed in concur
renee.
Adjourned to Thursday morning at 10
o'clock.
HousE.-The House ne, at 3 o'clock,
The Speaker IN the char.
Petition Of Jacob Dunncll & Co, and
others, Tor an act to regulate PIIo,agc
on Pawtuckct river Mr.. Davis asked
and obtained leave to introduce an act
foi the purpose, which was read, and ai-
rer debate, the rules were suspended
and the bill passed.
y ders OF notice on the following Pc
ilions were concurred ia :--Zachariah
Allen aud others, for in act OF ncorpor-
a'ion Albert Bensley and others, rela-
tive 10 fisheries in Seekonk River
The 10 loving petitions were con,in-
ucd with order OF notice :-Oi Eli Pond
nnd others, tor act ol incorporation OF
Eli Pond and others, for extension Of
charter oi A bert Jencks and others,
tor act oil incorporation OF William \
Gar liner and others tor charter OF Bank
Of New England of William Nichols,
To remove cause Tor trial from Kent 10
Providence county.
Resolution relative to Piw,uxet Turn
pike Corporation. Read ald recommi,-
ted to Conmitee on Corporations
Bill OF Providence Reform School
against the State received and reterr-
ell TO the Comni,,cc on Accounts.
The act 10 limi, the hours al labor,
reported from the Special Committee to
whom il was referred, with a recommen-
dalion to concur with The Senate, was
called up.
The third section was read.
MIR. B.rstow offered an amenlment
striking OUT the clause restricting the
employment OF minors under fifteen
years Of age in manufacturing es'ab-
lishmrnts, more than nine months in any
one year.
Debated by Mcssrs. Davis T. stecrc,
G. ii. Brown, +. Brown and Gar,t,
against the amendment, and. by Mrssrs.
Barstow Spencer and Sheffield, in ia
vor.
Mr. Wl,ipple made an Games, and el-
oqrenl speech oil the general merits OF
the bill, str ngly urging its passage by
the House.
Without taking the QUESTION, the
Louise adjourned ill 10 o'clock or
Thursday morning.
THURSDAY MORNING, Feb "a.
S,NATg.-Thc 5 nate met at 10
clock, HIS EXcc'lency The Governor
in tho chair.
The accounts OF Matthew G. Card,
Daniel Kenyon and Aaron Ill. Palmer.
we're continued TO the next session.
Mr.. Porter moved to reconsider
the vote Of yes erday. posiponing the
uc:oun, Of James n. Glncy, for the
purpose Of hearing Il statement from
Joseph Nj. Blake Esq., in relation to
the case of Dcspeau VS.. Olney. Re.
considered by vote OF ID TO 10.
Mr.. Blake having addressed the
Senate, the question recurred on post
poning the arcount. Postponed by
vote oi 10 10 ~.
Adjourned to Friday morning at 0
o'clock.
Ilorsr. - Tn, House met al 10 o'clock,
the Speaker in the chair.
Petition Of sundry citizens Of ;he
town of SnilhfieII, for division OF The
town. Continued 10 the May scs-
sion.
Tae act To limit the hours Of labor,
aud regulate the employment oichllIrcn
in factories, VAS taken up, The qaes-
ton belule The House beng on the
amendment offered by Mr. Barstow to
the th'rd cuon, striking out the clause
Inning lie time, to which II minor