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 John Baldwin and others for bank, were continr~d to the next General Assembly.

 Report of President and Directors of the Savings Bank in New-Haven was read and laid on the table.

 A resolution was passed appointing John Russ, Martin Wells, and John S. Peters, di rectors ofthe Connecticut State Prison.

 The committee on Common Schools, to whom was referred sundry petitions on this subject, reported bill for several alterations in the present laws, which, together with the report and accompanying documents, was continued to the next General Assembly.

 The committee on the subject of compen- sation allowed for publishing the laws, repor- ted a bill which was read the first time, al- lowing to the publishers, 25 cents for each square of solid matter, in breviere type. The petition of MT. Holmes, which was me- gatived in the House, came from the Senate granted. The House concured with an a. meadment reducing the sum to S90O.

 Friday. June I: Prayer by Rev. MT. Sears. The resolution relating to the State House m New-Haven was taken up.

 Mr. Lyon moved to reconsider the vote of the House passed the resolution; carried. T MT. Lyon moved to amend the ametrd- ment by reducing the sum to S1O,OOO. MT. Swan was sorry to hear the last amend ment proposed; he was in favor of opening the bill because he thought the sum appropri- ated too large he had no doubt however that $2O,OOO would be requisite to erect suitable building, and hoped gentlemen would not a.