Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
Connecticut Legislature. L
TuesDaY, May 3Otis.

TuEsDar, May 3O.h.
 SENATE. Bills passed showing slnclt. holders in Joint Stuck Corporations lhe
 henefilof written waiver tn place .0f | a lrgal notice of meeting ]; 10 fill vacancies I Ill office of Justices Of the Peace, caused hytailnre ioelect or by death relating to 1 pi oceetliRgs in fqnity.
 ], Report nf Secretary oF State, relating l iO registration 0i births, &c. 9OOO copies
 ordered printed: s Hon. Mir. Sanford offered bilIallowing
 . merchant tO mortgage his stuck If meF- ct,andzei iD the same manner as real eas
 tate now is. Also, bull allowing An Ollis cer il atiach real esiate without going ups
 on il,e property, hy lndging certilicafe
 of such aitachinentin the Oilice Oftlle town
 clerk. Also, a bill allowing the appoints
 n'eal of Cnm'rs hy Superior GDnEts' sst.
 erally referred. sssa sa M
 Cum. on Judiciary rerdtted that ihe 9 Legislature ought not iO entertain lhc pee
 ilton oi William for divorce from R0ssil- ia Waigll. Petitioner was Hungarian patriot, who had been obliged t0 flee from his native rouniFv, leaving his wife behind. { He had written in her io is,llDm hims4. \ She tad abnndHni means tO di sO, but luw x ing Hungary better thanher husband, she wuud n0i c0lne. l'heiCn,nnii,ee sud tie " petitioner was wealthy. intelligent aud ! respectable man; and they would hkeaO | grant his apeliiinn, but the Superi0r Court "A !. . was the oiily place. if any. where hf could
 0htsin T feliei.n Leave sO gwishdrawa granted. m M sr N M a l Bill b raise the pay Of members Of inc \ Legislature. which was rsjecied in the V Senate came from House passed. Senate 2 adhered iO it's former SOle. 9.ss aR Com. repnrfed taat Bew edition ~ ihe
 statutes is necessary, and . req, apppigS
 ting Sec. of Staie, Controller, and Henry Peck. Cs,mmitiee iO. prncure the anne tG | be compiled. and C, issue prnpasais fbr ii9 publication. Read twice aud laid on \ tabe.. s s ,ss s iioUsE --Aci allowing Justices oi Peac6 x St for irial 0f each case, passcd in jhe House, and negalived inihe Senate. On motion Of Mr.. .Munson ihe Huuse adhered, B by a large vote. Mr. Munsnn moved 10 reconsider, lnr the purpose of appointing ICOm. of Conference. \ V ,s,s MI M sT | After some discussion, motion to teGnjis slider was casled, aud Messrs. Muns0n and I S,rong appointed Com. of conference. Y, Il Bills and resolutions presented andrea feFred {: far the repealof tile resolution in. q corpafanng tile New England Live Stock N AsA,ciaii0ns as they have no place Of sbus-
 mess in this State, and have violated their
 clarier act Tor the repeal 0f scveraI acls5
 0f which he.ci,aracisr wna not specifesIs \ Rrs l.y Mir. 0sgood ni P.,nifTei. insiruc- I ting li.e Canl.sis, enquire into iie expedil
 ency 0f q law authorizing tic cnniinis-si
 si0ners iO regulate the rlsnninG of Aail~ I rossl passinser trains. s0 ss io meet the
 convenience Of ihe public. Referred 1 WEDSEsnAy, May sisi. | SENkrE z-Senale resumed confederation I 0i tie res. allowing tie Hartford and hiid-
 dlcsex R. R. Cn. tU issue hnnds, and the
 mnrning was spent in tseussing the mat
 fer. Res. passed. ~ I finn. hlr. Harrison presented ihe report uf tI,e iiousaianic R. R. Co referred,
 Hon. Mt. Sanilrd offered bill l0 rcs \ peal su mnchnf the general railroad law
 as limits the amount of bonds that may beN issued hy any road referred. K II B0UsE. .-Aci to produce uniformity im
 the rates nl fare on Taifhads, ieh0fted aaaihss. Com. stated That il would 0per.
 aie nneQDally. Mf. Pierce of NOrssichs wialle he did n0l favor this bull, said VIC 0nglli i0 have law i0 praduee unilaFni~ } ty on the same road. Mir. Jennings tkaS iUpptse.f tO the bili. MFs MeDuftck N0i0 3k ~ imprscicabe i0r this Assembly 10 pass . any general rules on the snhicci. Mfs Pssrce manta,ned thai il sin the power
 af raiiFuad companies to favor pr oppssss
 ceFsain plsees 0r companies Bill setcidd. | Act ia increase ihe pay rmenibeas Ie~
 inrned io the Sensie, Mr. Hyde ot I'uls ! land, moved thai the House adhere. Alr, | aIunsun ns0vrd 10 insist, and appoint , Cum. af eonlsrences Several neinb&rs Iihaushi it would be ol no use 70 :. ne tie Senate would not eoncos. 1Iasian , | .o inslsi carried, 76 69. Act is supply vacancies 0l justices ~ fle pcaeej whether from n0n.acecrieneE. ] death 0f oiherHise- -passr,i.
 Act la increase tie pay of i1rti4 l1
 SI, ,s0a day, and ctnii mllG lnf tftSSl ] each week AiF. NnnS6n favored It1 tlIk Mr. Hyde appnsed il n6 li.e ground ls6k a would incfsasl fhdici&l txrs 4ESf 4lt Jcnnines 6nisl. al pFcRelI' l,t .1At s||| A&.s.. { dly psg flf 6aAf3. He &ta .0 AtNl " sassiaa @aMn iks ltea qE sp4i..Ht N'N .s, < | hiFasF&. EA'Rks Al,sn of E M lA2.el, tN4 } lashess, A*osst lle ti'i ~ 4A Act ~ AA.