Mr. Stanley of Leicester, offered the following resolu tion:

Resolved, That the clerk be instructed to add in the printed bills the name of the committee to which referred; Which was read and adopted.

Bills of the following titles were severally introduced, read the first and second times, and referred, as follows: By Mr. Wells,

H. 32. An act in addition to the laws now in force relating to exemptions from attachment and execution;

To the Committee on the Judiciary.

By Mr. Hubbard,

H. 33. An act to incorporate the Springfield ice company;

To the Committee on Corporations.

By Mr. Davis of Reading,

H. 34. An act for the punishment of disorderly per

sons;

To the Committee on the Judiciary.

A message from the Senate, by Mr. Baldwin, their Secretary, as follows:

MR. SPEAKER:

I am directed to inform the House that the Senate have considered joint resolutions from the House, as follows;

Joint resolution relating to Insane Asylum;

Joint resolution granting the use of the Representa-
tives, Hall to the Vermont Historical Society;
Joint resolution relating to the Reform School;
And have adopted the same in concurrence.

Mr. Hubbard presented the petition of Londas G. Ellis
and twelve others, residents of the town of Springfield,
praying for the passage of an act protecting fish in Bates
Brook, in Springfield;

Which was referred to the General Committee.

The Speaker announced the appointment on the part of the House of the following;

JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.

Under the Fourth Joint Rule:

Mr. Blodgett of St. Johnsbury,
"Goodwin of Chelsea,

แ Fifield of Shrewsbury.

On Bills:

Mr. Sayles of Huntington,
"Vail of Pomfret.

On the Reform School:

Mr. Boynton of Woodstock,

"Brown of Lowell,

"Dixon of Milton,

"Cutler of Bakersfield,
"Pettigrew of Ludlow,
"Cardell of Warren,

Pattee of Bloomfield.

On the Library :

Mr. Grout of Barton,

"Davis of St. Albans,

"Hubbard of Springfield.

The Speaker also announced the appointment of the

following

STANDING COMMITTEES:

On Federal Relations :

Mr. Abell of West Haven,

"Hubbard of Springfield,
"Kent of Dorset,
"Cutler of Highgate,
"Smith of Jericho,
"L Webb of Rockingham,
"Kelsey of Derby.

Of Ways and Means:

Mr. Hyde of Castleton,
Sprague of Vergennes,
"Lynde of Marlboro,
Currier of Troy,

66 Shurtleff of Plainfield,
Batchelder of Arlington,
" Watson of Hartford.

On Military Affairs:

Mr. Franklin of Newfane,
"Kennedy of Fairfield,
"Newell of Shelburne,
Barnes of Bristol,
"Parker of Andover,
"Gray of Wheelock,
"Spencer of Westmore.

On the Judiciary:

Mr. Munson of Manchester,
"Grout of Newport,

"Henry of Chester,

Davis of St. Albans,
"Shurtleff of Plainfield,

Abell of West Haven,

"Ladd of Alburgh,
"Slade of Middlebury,

"Eddy of Jamaica.

On Education:

Mr. Davis of Reading,

"Martin of Londonderry,

"Hyde of Castleton,

"Sayles of Huntington,

"Calderwood of Greensboro,

"Wright of Waltham,

"King of Lunenburgh.

On Railroads:

Mr. Grout of Barton,

"Smalley of Burlington,

"Webster of Putney,

"Goodell of Brandon, "Clark of Bethel,

"Blodgett of St. Johnsbury,
"Perrin of Berlin,

(6 Conro of South Hero,
"Hutchinson of Hancock.

On Highways, Bridges and Ferries:
Mr. Whitcomb of Essex,

"Hopkins of Enosburgh,
"Bulkley of Duxbury,
"Atherton of Glover,

Montgomery of Hardwick, "Fullerton of Townshend, Holden of Clarendon.