Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-14
MASSACHUSETTS, 1EGrsLArURE.

SENATE.

NJ ITo,. = -. 10
dor ", ~ iunNdes ol fFahklin oHered an Or
ov Monnfo+,'r "nI %"a "Iopleu tae 'ne committee
oi -"Ihuitctuies oe Instructed 10 consider the
~ thn VI nAis .is y Nater Dench III each
VI tHe 'o"iiS u tnls ComnlonWealth' and the
81 Il " "reminiscences 10 IA te night
oro'to g., ta'' + e1iot VI e,i'''l hereafter oe
an ILL.,; 49,; p, po'e VI olea'ilS water pow"
M. D.al;-i IL So'i'iioi ,'iill y" e9i'n
a''iiouhceu te loIowlng spe-
cial coninl'tees' 10 wnom were referred yari-
Jus po''iohS oi 'ne governors address -
stotnta .ne NosalVloh, Laws and kevision OF the
Of Essex. ''"''y VI worcester anu ossood
On Massachusetts Claims-Messrs Blake of Nor
foiE, hlch ihS sil ana S slade , Of Suffolk
zords RaybIessrs ~c % h Ii anu buz-
OF Worcester and Watson of Bristol N-'
On Pardons-Messrs. Norton of AIiddlesex Boyn-
'oi ~ oi I;.ii 2ulloak ah1 g.. Y aIueh zen OF Essex
Conn of MiddleseS and ocbiss W 4i Suok'
ON Criminal Costs-AIessrs Clatlin of Middlesex.
Parker OF Worcester and Iilton of Essex.
Mr.. RICH of Suffolk offered an order, which
was adopted, that the Committee ON Banks
and Banking consider the expediency of re.
porting bill, to take immediate effect anthor-
izing the Auditor to suppy to banks doing
business under the General Banking Law
notes of circulation in exchange for the muti
lated notes of said hanks thet +ho b;IIo ~ i
Worueu as TO require the Auditor to DESTROY
Immediately on their recent and in nrnsonco
of the President and Cashier tbe mntilatod
notes so received
Mr.. ODIoRNE of Suffolk offered an ordor
that a Joint special committee he annointed ~
inquire into the expediency of amending or
abolishing the laws relating to the State H.
quor Agency, and that said committee he an.
thorized to send for persons and naners a., 0n
motion of Mr. PARKER of Worcester the or,Io.
was laid on the table.
HOUSE.
Petitions were nrosontod ,,1 -,
Edwin Coombs. of RawstahIa and ntl,de VI
law against slave hunting in MnSsono',,o ,oi
of the Midland Ro;iroad l,,4 - 4i"ssachuSettS' s
sion of time to constrnct the;r rood IS .Iil
Salem Light Artillery for " ny wy
of Transporting guns &c 70 anJ fror, ~ ~
State encamnment. of tbo pna,r;5,Na1 ~" NJ NY
Worcester Railroad % far onthor;t,, ~ s,iln
upon and use the road of the Wornosto, III
Nashua Railroad Co. of tho Cnnntt C"ro ",,u
,,iss;ono,s ~ WofoiI. .. VI ."e Ovuhy Ooii-
alton for public buildings and of lar'la pp, nir
ber of parties for nrva1e and snae;ni nun
On motion of Mr.. Parsons of Rroolrlina
ordered, that the Committee on the Fisherios
consider the exnedencv of ,ro,aoti,' al
cries by prohbiting tiawl shin@ y i,'v h"v nSn.
sounds 7'De III O'yS Vi
On motion of Mr.. O11vpp of Towroroo or
dered, that the Committee on Educstior' or' En in.
ouire into tho exnoJnnn'' of vi Ludcalioh IN
chap. 80, of the act of 1858 NV insert5,@ @fe
teen' instead of "twelye" in Tie irst Iine
On motion of +, !, BApsoN Of 80 Glnnocsto. llre,
ordered, that the Committee on print;,',s o',
slider the expediency of prenarino fnrns Of
certificates of publication Of nttitiens ran,,i,.
ed by chapter 261 of the acts pf fisST sym
The estimate of Mr.. Asher .Iosl;v o,,rd;on
of the Dudley Indians of tho racessarv nx
penses for 1860, was laid before The House If
amounts to $3.50.