Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-11-15

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education. By Mr.. Hinman OF Derby,
a bill incorporating the Derby Acqueduct
Company; TO com. on corporations. BY
Mr.. Town of Woodbury., an act in rela-
ton to the rights of widows to the estates
of their deceased husbands to com. on
judiciary. BY Mr.. Dunn of Woodford,
bill in addition to chapter 45, G, S.,
levy of executions Uhe act provides that
team, and keeping for the winter, shall
be exempt, to the value of three bund-
red and fifty dollars to com. on judi
ciary.
A communication was received from
Hon. Levi Underwood, in behalf Of the
commissioners appointed to settle with
the suretes OF the late State Treasurer
saying that full report of their proceed
ings would be ready soon, and laid be-
fore the House at an early day.
Mr., Harrington Of Weybridge asked
leave to introduce bill in amendment of
section 4G, of chapter 9, e. s., relating
to Auditor of Accounts; referred to com.
on judiciary.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.
Reports.-By Mr.. Harris, for com. on
military affairs, in response to the resolu
ton inquiring into the expediency of fit
ing out an artillery force, by providing
for the organization Of one company Of
artillery under the direction and control
OF the Governor ordered to lie and be
printed. By Mr.. Hubbard, for com. on
military affairs, in favor of the House bill
authorizing the Governor to raise a reg
iment of infantry to be attached to Maj. !
Gen. Buffers division, with proposals of
amendment so as to place the regiment
under control of the Governor until Or
dered into the service; ordered to lie and
be the special order for tomorrow at u
o'clock
Senate bill 9, authorizing the Governor .
to contribute a company 10 New Eng I
land Cavalry Regiment, was taken up,
and on motion of Mr.. Woodward was
ordered to lie. Senate bill 10, appor-
tioning the number of Senators to the
several counties, was ordered to a third
reading tomorrow morning.
HOUSE.
Reports of Committees BY Mr.. Flagg
for CON. on military affairs, adversely to
Senate bill to prevent unauthorized en-
listment in this State the com. stated that
the passage Of a similar bill bad render
ed this one unnecessary engrossment
refused. BY Mr.. Hinman, for com, on
corporations, favorablY to the bill incor-
poratng the Missisco Cornet Band with
Changing the word band to
ordered to Sd reading .-
Com. under 18th rule reported, by q. F.
Bigelow, that in their opinion no action
is expedent in reference to amendment
of the Constitution Of the United States
at this time; and asked to be released
from further consideration of the subject
so ordered on the part of the House
Com. on military affairs reported advers-
ly to House bill, constituting section 10 of
an act to raise six special regiments; en-
erossment refused.
Com. to fix the time of fiual adjourn
ment reported resolution naming Fri
day, the 10th inst, at 3 O'Clock in the
afternoon; resolution adopted unanimous
ly on the part of the House.
Mr.. Pingry called up the resolution
" that no bill be introduced by members
after Thursday next" and the resolution
was adopted.
Senate bill ,, being the insolvency law,
was on motion of Mr.. Hubbel, taken up
and referred to com. on Judiciary.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 6.
SENATE.
Report of committee.--By Mr.. White
for com. on finance, in favor Of House
bill I24, amending section of the act
for the better protection of the Treasury;
ordered to a Sd reading, and passed in
concurrence.
Senate bill 8, for The prevention OF
was taken up, and amended
as recommended by the judiciary com.
Mr.. Powers did not want the question
and moved that the bill lie. Mr..
White desired the Senate to take some
action on the bill, and hoped it would not
be too summarily disposed Of Mr.. Dill
lingham wished the bill to be discussed,
and was willing to give the Senators time,
therefore moved it be :he special order
for Friday next. Mr.. Powers thought
it was not polite to change front in face ,
of the enemy, and wished this to be let Z
alone. 1t was a frebrand hurled here /
by the action of former Legislature.