The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-03-10
Relative to pedlers in Phillipsbhrg.

Supplement- 10 act Tor the punishment of
crimes.
| BILLS NOTICED. Mr.. Scarborough for
uniform rate of interest in New Jersey.
| Van Houten, an act relative to the State
| Prison.
| Hewitt, supplement to game laws.
| Hayes, supplement to act relative to writs of
error.
| Bond supplement to lien laws.
Pope offered resolution that, when this House
adjourn it adjourn to Monday at P. M. A
greed to-
Bond moved reconsideration of the vote by
which the bill to incorporate the Leather Manu-
facturers Bank of Newark Was lost. Laid on
the table
SENATE. - MONDAY, March 7.-Prayef
by Rev. Mr.. Page.
On motion of Mr.. Clifford, the reading Of the
minutes was dispensed with, (after objection to
the motion by Mr. Clckener)
The President presented the Annual States
ments of the Banks of the State-referred to
the Printing Committee.
BILLS PASSED TO authorize M. E. Church
in Crosswicks to sell land a sup to act incor-
porating the town of Bergen in Hudson rel
alive to town committee and Overseers of the
Highways in Camden county to charter Free
hold and Colts Neck Turnpike Co.
The bill to charter the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New Jersey was passed, Is to O.
Mr. Clifford moved that the supplement to
the act relative to Indictments be indefinitely
postponed. Agreed to.
Mr. Clickener municipal Corporations, re-
which was ordered to have third reading. Adj
HOUSE.-The House met at O'Clock, and
was opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Page.
The speaker presented the annual statement of
the Banks of the State.
On motion of Mr. Chandler, 500 copies were
ordered to be printed for the use of the
House.
Sup. to the law, on motion of Mr.. Aitken,
was postponed to Tuesday.
BILLS ORDERED THIRD READING To de-
clare the effect to be given in the courts of this
State to discharges granted by the courts of 9th
er States authorize townships and cities to erect
town halls to charter Lambertville Iron Co.
Adj
SENATE. TUESDAY, March S.-Prayer by
Rev. DR.. Hall.
To appoint commissioners to revise the militia
laws, were concurred in and the bills ordered Sd
reading.
To arfh %ha Ia of
lands granted or devised to religious societies in
certain cases. (Mr Clifford explained &c.
Advocated by Mr.. Clifford and opposed by Mr..
Cobb--the later Senator moved to postpone the
bill for the present-lost, to 1913 to 4.
Norcross introduced supplement to charter
of the United Mining and Manufacturing Co.
To charter State Insurance Company o f Jer-
sey City:
A supplement to act to regulate fees.
Perry moved to take from the table the bill
to reduce the tax upon freel banks. Agreed to.
Cobb opposed the bill, because it would re-
duce the revenue to the State school fund
Buckley advocated it at length. The bill
was passed, IL to S.
! HOUSE.-Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Page.
BILLS INTRODUCED. -Suppement respecting
apprentices and servants passed, 40 too.
To incorporate the Mount Hope Cemetery
Company of Lambertvile. (Advocated- HORNY
passed, As to o.
The bill entitled "a supplement to the act
entitled AN act concerning distresses, was ia
ken up, and on motion of Trimble, was indefni-
stely postponed
The bill to incorporate the Lambertville Iron
Company was taken up on its final passage.
Dewitt opposed the BILL on the ground that
there was general law under which this COM
pany and all similar ones could go snto Opera
ton
Chandler and Hayes advocated the bill, and
it was passed, 46 to 5-(Dewitt, Hewitt, Mack
erly Trimble, Waldron.)
Hayes then offered concurrent resolution tc
rescind the resolution to adjourn SINE die on the
9th inst.
Agreed to.
Adjourned.
How BRANDY rs MADE.-The N. 7. Tribune
contains the following A glass of brandy now
a-days makes a man drunk, and three of them
are GOOD for an attack of deIiriuDl tYenenS. -