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ing The bill provides for the repeal of the law of the last Session.

 Mir. BurraH moved to amend the bill, by making it take effect from the day of its pas sage, carried.

 Petition of George Kins and others for lib- erty to sell trust estate, referred t" the cOni- miitee on the petition of Ezekiel Lewis and others.

 Wednesday,, May S.-The committee ap- pointed at the last session of the Legislature to inquire into the condition of the State Pris- on, made long report. which was read, ac- cepted, one thousand copies ordered to be printed, and transmitted to the Senate.

 Mir. JudsOn introduced resolution for a select committee to report on the subject of the Presidents visit {" New England. passed.

 Bill for a public act relating to stone lime and casks, read the second time and laid up- on the table.

 AfternUon.-Report ofthe agents ofthe Ea- gle Bank, read and transmitted to the Senate.

 Petitions of several convicts in the State Prison referred tO the Committee on. the State Prison.

 Bill for a public act in relation to the Sab bath, and days of Fasting, read the first time. Bill for public act ielating to Senatorial districts. read first time. -. Petition of Amos Pillsbury referred to the Committee on the State Prison.

 Thursday, May 9.-Mr. Mix asked to be excused from further service ds Clerk of the House, excused.

 The House, on balloting for first Clerk, gave 19l votes, of which Loren r. Waldo had l74, aud was elected. Wm. c. Gay was elected Assistant Clerk. Bills appointing Joel Hinman Judge of Pi O. bate for the district of Waterbury, William Strong for the district of Milford, Reuben FL liot for the district of Guilford, Silas Hitch l cock for the district of Cheshire, John D. Reynolds for the district of WalIingford- passed.

 Bills appointing Moves Darling Chief Judge, and Wm. Hinman and Jared Bassett AssO- ciate Judges for the County of New Haven passed.

 Resolution allowing the Investigating com mittee on the State Prison five dollars day, and nine cents per mile for travel, and also ordering Mr.. Pillsbury's witnesses paid by the State, also for paying the State agent, passed. Bill for a public act for the encouragement of medical science, read the first time and re- ferred to the committee on the Judiciary.

 Bill for public act relating to Fire Com panies, read first time and second time, and referred 10 the committee on banks.

 Bill for public act relating to warning town meetings, read second time and refer red to a select committee of three.

 Bill for public act in relation to elections and senatorial districts, read the second and third time and passed.

 Bill for public act relating to the obser- vance of the Sabbath and days of fasting and thanksgiving, read second time.

 Bill for public act regulating school soci- Cites, and for promoting schools, read second time.

 Bill for a public act concerning jais and jailors, read second t!me-laid upon the tablu.

 Resolution relating t0 the law of 1816 for the support of literature and religion, laid on the table and made the order of the day to- morrow at ten o'clock.

 Petitions of the towns of Oxford and Der by for a probate district, referred to the com mittee on new towns and probate districts. Bills appointing Frederick Wolcott Judge of Probate for the district of Litchfeld, Isaac Kellogg for New Hartford, Daniel B. Brins- made for the district of Washington, Michael F. Mills for the district of Norfolk, Wm. M. BurrdN for the district of Sharon, Charles B. Phelps for the district of Woodbury. Nathan |iel P. Perry for the district of Kent, and Per- v Smith. for the district of New Milford.

 Friday. May 1O.-Prayer by Rev. Mir. Davis.

 Report of the committee of the town of Canterbury in relation to the settlement of inhabitants in towns, reporting bill for pub lie act prohibiting schools, other than district schools, for persons of color from other States; read the first time.

 Bills appointing Jeremiah Parish Judge of Probate for the district of Holland Abner Hendee for the district of Hebron RodUlphns Woodwork for the district of Stafford; Lu- ther Kingsley for the district of Mansfield.

 Bill for public act relating to civil actions read first and second time, referred to the committee on the Judiciary.

 Bill for public act relating to Courts read the first time. This bill provides for the appointment of Clerks of the Superior and County Courts. by the Legislature.]

 Bill for public act relating to the obser- vance of the Sabbath, and days of Fasting and Thanksgiving; read first time. Adjourned to Tuesday, g o'clock. Matanzas, April 12.-" The Cholera is ra- sing here with much fury; it is impossible to