Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-19

By MT. Wright, of Branford-Bil limiting the costs in actions of foreign attachments to fl, when the earnings of the person sued do not exceed SIP per week
 By MT. Woodward, of East Windsor-Bill authori- zng registrars to put applicants for marriage cert caes under oath as to the facts to be stated and recorded in the certicate also bill regulating proceedings on application for appointment of servator.
 MT. Cowles, of Pennington, introduced resolution disceunenancing the proposed abolition of justices courts, and sustaining the constitutional rights which they possess and asked for it's immediate sage.
 Mr. Northrop, of M1ddletown, moved it's reference to the Judiciary Committee.
 This course was opposed by MT. Cowles. who main ained &t length the importance of justices courts He criticised the Governors recommendation that the courts should be abolished and thought it would be an unjust interference with public rights.
 Mr. Johnson said the passage of the resolution would forestal action on the Governors recommenda- tions, and also would prevent action in consultation with the State Bar association. The reference favored by Messrs Fuller of somers, Cothren of Woodbury and Mitchell of Southbury.
 motion by Mr. Cowes to table lost, and the resolution was then referred.
 The Committee Rules reported resolution that business, resolutions bills for public acts will be received after Friday February 3.
 Messrs Bell of Norwalk and Meade of Greenwich, appointed a Com nittee of conference disa- greeting action between the two houses the refer ence of the bill de establishment of sea wall by Mr. Schotie1d, of Greenwich. The House concurred with the Senate in dsposing Of various matters. Russell Manufacturing company for amendment of charter authorizing increase of capital to s60o0o0
 
 Bigelow submitting the annual report of the Adju tant General referred to the Committee on Military Affairs.
 Business from the calendar taken up, being on the resolution authorizing the Danbury and Norwalk Railroad company to accept the amendment of char | ter,
 MT. Gillette, of Waterbury, chairman of the Rail road committee, explained the bill. In the interest of the company he moved an amendment giving the l directors the power to accept the amend | ment instead of the stockholders The amendment l was opposed by Mir. Sill of Hartford, and MT. Owen, of Manchester. Mir. Paige, Of Sherman said that of the stockholders objected to the | amendment MT. Johnson, of Enfield, asked if any of the stockholders opposed to the extension. MT. Gillette said he did not understand that there was. MT. Northrop was opposed to the amendment MT. Johnson believed that the decision ought to be left with the stockholders and could not support the | amendment. On vote the amendment was rejected 1 and the bill was then passed.
 Mir. Fuller of Somers, introduced resolution that the members of the House be supplied with the Con- 7tectcat COurant the Hartford Iinses during the session at the expense of the State. On motion of MT. Johnson, of Enfield, the resolution was indef 1 nitely postponed.
 MT. Stanton, of Stonington asked that the rules be suspended and tho rules limiting the time for the l ception of business to Friday, February 3, be put it's passage ordered. The resolution plained by MT. Beatty of New Britain, and passed At l2:30 the House adjourned until II a. Thurs | Hau