LIST or ACTS,
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17. Act de Canada Thistle.

 18 Act de drawing seines in Mis,ic River.

 l9. Act incorporating the Farmers' aud Mechanics' Bank in the City of Hartford.

 20. Act de Clerks of Superior and County Courts

 2l. Act eo"ssituting the town of Brooklyn Pro- %. Act repeating an act de Lime. 23. Act de Savings Society tn Hartford. 24. Act de Eagle Bank. 25. Act de Norwich Bank. 26. Act de Bank Shares. p. Act empowering Probate Clerks to administer

 2S. Act de discharge oi debtors from impriso

 29. Act de foreclosure of Mortgages. 90. Act de collection of Taxes.

 3l. Act de settlement of Estates.

 g: Act incorporating the Whaling Bank at New London.

 B. Act de Probate District of fPomfret.

 34. Act de discon.nuance of Hghways.

 35. Act de Communities.

 S6. Act repeating appropriation acts. g. Act de Jurors in Columbia.

 Ss. Act constituting tho Town of Plymouth a Pro- hate District.

 se. Act de additional fire company New Haven.

 40. Act de limitation of civil actions.

 Al. Act de sale of fspirituOus liquors

 42. Act de foreign attachments.

 4S. Act de limited partnerships.

 A. Act incorporating the Merchants Bank, Nor wich. '-45. Ac: de borough of fKiIngworth.

 46. Act de Windbam Bank. 47. Act de settlement Of iRhabitaDtsin towns. Az. Act de place ofholding Courts.

 40. Act repeating m act relating to Fast and

 50: Ac, annexing Bethany to New-Haven probate district.

 5i. Act de fifth senatorial dis,rict

 52. Act repeating an act de petitions and memorials.

 53: Act ceding jur'sdicto" Of land near New Lon don fight house, Io the United States.

 54. Act cedng jurisdiction of land for site of Gus. tom House and public store in New London.

 Negro La,o.-The following law passed by the late Legislature. It's cons,itu,onay is doubted by many and it is said that i will be tested by Miss Crantia or sume of her friends who are engaged in keeping up the School at Canterbury fcr lahe ms. ses of color." An Act in addition to an Act entitled An Act, for lhe admission and settlement of inhabitants in towns WHEREks. attempts have been made to establish literary nstuons n the state for the instruction of colored persons belonging to other States and tries which would tend to the great increase of the colored population ofthe stae, and thereby to the n- juripg of the people-therefore, Sec. |. Be tt enacted by the Senate and House oi Representative, in General Assembly convened, Tina. no person shall set up ar establish in this state any school, academy, or literary institution. for the in- siructiOn education Of cOlOred persons who not iohabtants of this state, instruct teeh iD any school academy, other literary institution w,atso in this siaie harbOr or hoard for the purpose attending being taught or instructed o any such school, academy or literary institution, any coOred person who is not aN nhabtant of any in this state. without ihe consent in writing first obtained of

 majority oG tho civil authority and also Of the select men of the iowB in which such school, academy, or

 literary institution s situated, and each and every per- | son who shall knowingly do any act forbidden as aloresah, shall he aiding assisting theren shal: for the Grs offence lOrf and pay to the treasurer of this state fine of hundred dollars, and for the cOnd offence shall forfeit and pay 0e Of two hun dre6 dollars and 90 double for every offence of which he she shal be convicted, and all informing officers required to make due preseDiTent of all breaches the Act, Provided that nothing in ths Act shaILex. tend any district schools established in any school society under s laws of this stale, to any incOrpo rated academy or incorporated school fOy instruction l tn the State.

 Sec. g. Be it further enacted That any colored per son, inhabtaBi of this state, who shall reside any town therein sor the purpose ol being instruct ed aforesaid, may he removed in the manner pre- scrbea iR the sixth and seventh sections of the act to which this is an addition.

 Sec. 3 Be it further enacted, Tha, any person moi an inhabitant of this State, who shall reside in any town Iheren for the purpose of being instructed aforesaid, shall be admissible witness in a prose- cuo0s sWder the first section of this Act, and may be compelled to give testimony therein, noiwiiifstaDdng any ing contained in lhis Act the act last aore- l said.

 See 4. Be i further enacted, ,hat much of ,hs seventh section of ihe Act to which this is addition may provide for the inicton Oi eoFp0reas punisb meni. be and the same is hereby repealed. Mr. Darnafs Eirfh Balloon Ascsnsion.-Tn some respects the ascension yesterday afternoon was moro EDlemdid than any prevous. The weather bean- lifal, wh clear and unclosded sky, and gentle, westerly breeze. The eroBaut iR fBII view al- most the moment he Jeff the Garden un he landed at Jamaica. The was Interesting in another re- spece The announcement that the President and Black Hawk with his attendants would Ire present, drew additional thousands to the spot, and for once Mr Duraat has beea handsomely compensated 1Or his skill trouble and hazard. Al early hsnr ahe Gar den was 6ea the Battery, wharves, pieTe and hous es appeared black with people. The water being pn- dasushed, the bay appeared almOst cOsered with sseam-boass sa-boas, and every other description of walsr-cFah, all Sled with people. To say that han dEed thensand witnessed the ascension, from the var