The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

PromissOr} nplts. S,nalr Lill altering IN,
nalHv VI lhgmAa N uis Giduingn ol,e
bill % p.rteM prrspus hom fisadulrnt,
burning their "wn buildings, la rpncun,ucv
senate bill changing the name of bhmu,l
shelton Carlisle
hrpnnA--liy Mr. Smith. for ennh.iiirs iy
extend an Invitation o. Hon. RdVnrd Ever.
go 10 deliver he uralinu o. Washiugtoh be,
Hire both Houses of the Legislature, lhal Nj
Everett has cepitd the same,
Inc hrnaie considered the special order,
fnk hsnaie bill for the relief of 81 lhuHa
Bank 60 refund tic taH Inc ~ d by Trason
Il nohirndrmplisn Of il bills In New i0Fk
'ud Boston during the lti financial eiisis)
The hi wss supported by hts,rs. Da,ls
and Smith.
Mr. Chllenden was not Inclined ~ pas.
iha special bill, aud moved 1, Taommit IA.
Nilh Instructions 10 thg commiitre ~ EN-
brace the ST. Alhans, Mis,isqpoi, Woodstock
and Roy alton hanks, Meslrs. Olecd and
E'arib opposed this motion, prelcrring 20 let
aeh bank sland upon ia own cnae aud the
nolion vas rejected.
HOUSE.
Bills introduced. aud refcned.-D, Mr..
harshoi Hfandou,.t TO provide ior compiling
ne Laws Of this state, relating 10 railroads,
~ extending the power Of the railroad com.
missioner. hy Mr.. soulr, deaning siandard
Neight OF outs lpsT hushrl % lbsl
Memorial, or 'lbos, w, SiawAy, relating
1" The building Of the state house, and a. thu
report OF De I, i Powers, superintendent,
On motion oi Mr.. Marsh of Brandon, the me.
norial vas ordered 10 lie ON the table aud he
printed.
Mr. Linsley Of Rutland gave notice 10 The
House That In accordance With resolution
PIE iously adopted the committee had Wuil-
I'd upon Hon, Edward Everett, and he had
consented 10 deliver the oraiiGn on Washing.
ton in this House this evening, and that the
seats VI the members be reserved foJ their
ute.
PctitiNs referred orr h. Fay ard six.
~ others, TO prohibit the return vi fugitive
slaves 10 committee on the subject OF J.
Brooks aud Others, against setting the town
1T Concord tn Caledonia county, 10 cowiui.
tee un town lines. Ofllun teuben W. Fiee.
man and 81 others, in favor Of law 10 gTo-
vent The rrctpture Of fugitive slaves to eom.
mlttco on that subject, -....
Tie Chair announced the following select
committees;
On bill TO establish Stale IrdustriL
Soho J, hcssrs, Dcune, Needhum, Linslry Of q,
Rutliud, Clark of Milton, Wells Of Athens
On bill relating To the manufacture of shin. ,
Rlcsi Messrs. o"c, Garfield, Barney, Aid.
rich, Church.
On bill relating 10 the rights and privilrg-
~ OF married women, Mcssfs. Billings of Mt.
Holly, CLARK OF Lincoln. Siirkrey Of Ando.
'cr, Niles VI Halifax, Saniol d uf Stamford.
Senate bill rrirrrrd.-ln relation To pro-
tests oI bills Of exchange, promissory notes,
Nc.i 20 committee on printing
Mr.. Olmstcud cnllrdup the bill relating TO
the exhibition OF trained animals. and on his
motion It was Weae he spreiu order tor 80.
morrow ~ \ O'Clock.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.
The Senate having met the House in Joint
assembly and returned, the President called
iur
Reports. --ly Mr.. Chitteuden. for judci.
Ari committee, in f,Ipr Of House bill, relat
ipg 10 Jusiises uf the peace ordered to ihiId
reading.
Bills introduced and rcferred.--By Mr..
Davis, r litinR to the homestead, tallowing
tie court OF chanctry u set oil homestead
where NO provision Is made y to committee
on printing.
HOUSE.
Pursuant to adjournment Of Joint assembly
the Sen"te came Ia, 20 hear Glrther reports
from the comm tter appointed to canvass the
votes for county officers, aud the following
vacancies IN the office Of justices Of the peace
were filled
Sudbury-William A. Williums. W. P.J
HYDE.
Nershire--Perkins johnson. Jueob Church.
Dloomfrll--Samurl ". Silver.
Canaan-ttgman Nichols.
The joint assembly then proceeded 10 tho
election of Judges OF the Supreme Court, with
the following results
Isaac f. RedRed Of Windsor, Chief Jua,
tiee, thedicld las, Luke =. Poland 81,
q L
Assistant Judges--all elected vipa roee and
J.. Bennett of Burling-
ton, Luke r. Poland Of st. Johnsbury, Asa
o. AldiS Of 81. Albans, John Pierpoiut OF
Ncrgcnnes and James Barrett VI Wood
stock.
The Senate then withdrew.
Report. --By committee of elections, that
aGdavits in the Hydepark election case had
not been scaled by the magistrate and there
fore that the committee decline to act with
out order from the House.
Mr.. Cults moved That the report he recom-
mltted, with Instructions 10 admit the tsAti.
mony.
The motion 20 recommit pending, tho
House adjourned.
FRIDAY, Oct. 20.
SENATE.
Bill sSed.-Senate Bill amending ,bs
charter OF the VI. COpperas Company, having
been amended ON motion of Mr.. Chittenden,
80 as TO take effect from its passage.
Mr.. Everets called up Senate Bill for the
surrender of fugtives from service, and il
was made special order for Tuesday next at
IL o'clock a. Nj.
HOUSE
BY Mr.. Trusscll, authorizing State Treasu-
rer to license circus exhibitions by Me-.
Beaman, relating to duties Of Supreme Court
Reporters both TO committee on printing
By Mr.. Button, on fees Of town clerks to
judiciary committee.
BY Mr.. Billings Of Mount Holly, TO pro-
teet shade aud ornamental trees in highway;
to committee on roads.
pet;t;o, r.C.rx,I nc VI g..