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vail themselves of the Iiberality of the House in opening the bill, for the purpose of defeat ing the object.

 The amendment was further opposed bY Messrs. Shepard and q. Pitkin advocated by Messrs. Harley and Cooley. The latter gentleman, however, was opposed to any ap- PrOPriatiOn, and thought it preferable that the Constitution should be altered 90 that the Le- gislature should meet in one place, in the cen Ire of the State. On taking the question on the amendment proposed by Lyon, it was negativcd. The question was then taken on the amendment by Mr. Warner, reducing the sum to S2O, ,0OO, and carried. After consid. erable desultOry debate on the details of the resolution, it finally passed without any fur ther amendment. By provision of the res. OlutiOn, it is not to take effect, until sum C. quaI to one halfthe sum granted by the State, shall be raised for the same object, by the city, town, and county of New Haven.

 The usual committee were appointed to wait on the Senate and Governor, and at a. bout 5 o'clock both Houses assembled in the Senate Chamber, where they were met by his Excellency the Governor. Prayers were attended by the Rt. Rev. Bishop BrOwneiI the Governor then administered the several requisite Oaths to the several judicial officers appointed at this session who were present, aud took leave of the members of the two branches in a short address, when the legisla- ture adjourned without day.