Eastern times., 1856-03-27

Bill for the preservation Of Moose and Deer
was recommiited in concurrence.
Read and dssigned-Bils from Senate, to
incorporate the Portland Real Estate and Ma
rine Company; to incorporate the Brunswick
Mutual Maine Insurance Company; to- regu-
laie the succession of Trusts in certain cases
relating to the Poland Ministerial fund.
THURSDAY, Mar. 20.
Senate.-Papers from the House disposed Of
in concurrence.
On motion of Mr.. Talbot, N. c. Reed was,
in the absence Of the Secretary, elected Sec
retary pro tempore.
! Mr.. HAYDEN, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported bill san act TO establish Court of
Common Pleas; : also bill ian act to modify
and limit the jurisdiction OF the Supreme Ju-
dlcial Court Laid on the table, and 700
copies ordered to be printed.
Mr.. thompson called up his order, laid on
the table March 18th, recalling The order
which directed the Adjutant General to make
up the pay roll of the troops called into service
on June 4lh, 1855, by order Of the Governor.
The order passed.
The resolve appropriating $l096 for the paw
ment OF said troops was also called up by Mr..
t., read second time, and passed 10 be en-
crossed
Mr.. Farley, from the committee on Rail-
roads and Bridges, to which was referred bill
an 'act authorizing the consolidation of GER
tain railroad companies reported the same in
new draft Laid on the table and 700 copies
ordered TO be printed.
Bill ian act for the establishment Of State
Normal School, came from the House inGe6-
nitely postponed.
On motion of Mr.. Goodwin the Senate nom
concurred.
! The bill was amended in certain respects,
and then passed TO be engrossed.
Bill 'an act respecting agencies Of foreign
insurance companies, was read second time.
Mr.. Hayden, by leave, presented bill IAN
act additional concerning reviews Referred
to Judiciary Committee.
Read and assicned-An act 'to punish and
prevent frauds in the use Of false stamps, la
bells and trade marks more fully prescribing
the duties of agricultural societies 10 amend
chapter 1877 of the public laws Of 1855; an act
establishing board of Agriculture an act
respecting the agencies of foreign insurance
companies.
Passed to be enacted-An act to incorporate
the Lewiston Institution for Savings; an act
in further regulation Of proceedings on indct-
ments for defective ways; an act additional in
relation TO hawkers and pedlars.
House.-Petitions presented and referred-E.
l.. Murphy for change of name Erastus q.
Angel and other Angels for change Of name.
!. Resolve in favor of East Maine Conference
Seminary, was received from the Senate indef-
inilely postponed, and was read and Mr..
Trott, Of Woolwich, moved to non-cOncur and
refer TO the next Legislature.
The motion TO refer to the next Legislature
was lost, to 20, and the House cOncurred in
the indefinite postponement Of the resolve.
bo lie add oil
ing to hawkers and pedars; TO increase The
salary of the Somerset County Attorney to
authorize the Governor TO appoint commission
ers to take dispositions, &c., in foreign coun-
tries further regulating proceedings on IN
dictments for defective ways to incorporate
the Lewiston Institution for Savings.
Bill TO establish State Normal School was
received from the Senate amended, and on mo-
tion Of Mr.. Deering Of Hampden, was laid on
the table.
FRIDAY, Mar. 81.
Senate-Papers from the House disposed of
in concurrence.
Mr.. Thompson introduced an order provid-
ing for two sessions day, on and after Mon
day next.
The President read the appointment of " il
liam G. Clark, as the person TO convey to
Woodbury. Davis copy of the resolutions Of
the Senate pertaining 10 bis removal from Of
fee as Judge Also the return under oath of
Mr. Clark of his doings thereon, which, on
motion of Mr.. Barnes, were ordered TO be. en-
tered upon the Journal.
Passed TO be engroSSed-An act TO incorpo-
rate the Richmond Congregational Ladies'
Sewing Society resolve in favor Of Richard
l,ibbey and John Lane; an act to incorporate
the Sydney Mutual Fire Insurance CO.. an
act 10 incorporate the Fairfield Bank an act
TO protect logs and other lumber in dead water
above KenDebec Dam.
Passed 10 be -enIcted--An act additional to
incorporate the Kennebec Log Driving Co :
an act to change the names OF certain persons
an act 10 annex part of Ltchfeld TO West
Gardiner; an act to incorporate the North
Somerset Agricultural Society.
Housc-Papers from the Senate disposed Of
in concurrence.
FTnaHv passed-Resolves in favor of town of
Danville.
Passed 10 be enacted-An act to incorporate
, the North Somerset Agricultural Society; ad-
! ditional concerning the Kennebec Log Driv-
: ing Company to set off part Of Litchfeld TO
West Gardiner ; TO change the names OF GER
; tain persons.
Mr.. Morse of Bath, by leave, laid bill
upon the table authorizing the members of
{ the Wesley Methodist Church in Bath 10 re-
pair their meeting house, and The same was re-
3 ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
! Act to set off part Of Bremen to Waldoboro'
: was specially assigned for Thursday next.
Approued By the GoUernor.-Act additional
3 regulating elections in cities.
Passed 10 be engrossed-Bils to repeal chap
ter lat os the Public Laws OF 1855 to incor-
7 ate the Kennebunk Mutual Fire Insurance Co
> to incorporate the Bridge Co. Of Canton Point !;
to Incorporate the Brunswick Mutual Insur-
ance Co /; 10 regulate the succession of Trusts
SATURDAY, Mar. 90.
Mr.. Talbot from the committee on Mercan-
r tile Affairs and Insurance, reported bill ian
, act to incorporate the Dirigo Insurance Co =
! read and Monday assigned.
Papers from the House disposed Of in con-
currcnce.
MIR. Marden introduced bill, ian act 70
abolish town courts,' which was referred 10 a
committee consisting Of the delegation from
Waldo County.
On motion, the Senate proceeded to consider
bill 'an act for the better security of moneys IN
the State Treasury The bill was read a
second time, and passed to be engrossed.
Housc-On motion of Mr.. Hobart Of Ed
munds, Mr.. Talbot of Lubec, was chosen