CONNECTICUT LEGIsLATURE.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
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The Speaker announced the following com mittees. D,I

 On Contingent Expenses, Messrs. BeIden' Robinson and Miller.

 On Revision of Statutes, Messrs. Haley, Hunt, Fowler, Loundsbury, Curtis of Water town, Kingsley, Arnold and Wood.

 MT. Waldo introduced a resolution that the committee on Contingent expenses be 'n- structed to procure 8 copies of the Connect icut State Register, passed.

 Resolution appointing D. $. Boardman Chief Judge, and w. M. BurraIl and Morris Woodruff Associate Judges of the County Court for the County of Litchfeld, passed.

 Resolution appointing John T. Peters of Colchester Brigadier General of the Sd Brig ade Connecticut Militia. passed.

 Mr. Burrall introduced resolution to em- power the committee on contingent expenses, to furnish the seats of the House with cush- ions, negativcd.

 Afternoon.-Mr. Hayden introduced a res olution to alter the time for offering petitions from the first four 60 the first eight days of the Session, passed.

 MT. Lyon introduced a resolution that committee be raised to inquire whether any, and what alterations ought to be made in the distribution of School Money, with liberty to report by bill or otherwise, passed.

 Resolution from the Senate appointing Hon. Mir. Pearl, with such gentlemen as may be appointed by the House, to inquire. ifany, and what alterations ought to be made in the law relating to the settlement of the inhabl- tants in towns, &c. adopted.

 Memorial of the Bridgeport Bank, referred to the committee on Banks.

 MT. Pratt introduced resolution auth0ri- d. procure rooms for county meetings and com mittees, passed.

 The Executive Secretary delivered the which was read

 Mr. Judson moved that eight hundred copies of the message, with the accompany ing documents, be printed for the use of the House, adopted.

 MT. Judson introduced sundry resolutions referring the various parts of the message to committees, passed. Adjourned.

 Tuesday, May 7.-Prayer by Rev. M. H. Smith.

 N On motion, the rule for calling the roll eye- " morning, suspended.

 Mir. Eaton excused from serving on tbe committee on Banks, and MT. Spaulding of Brooklyn appointed.

 fs Mr. JndsOn introduced resolution refer ring such part of the Governors Message as relates to the late outrage at the State Prison to a committee, passed, and Messrs. Lannan. Brown of StoningtOn and Tickner, appointed.

 The Speaker announced the following com. mittees:

 On School Money, Messrs. Rosseter, Ly- on and Henry Beers.

 On settlement of inhabitants in towns, Messrs. Lanman, Gay. Abemethy, Davis, Eaton, Bur raIl, Tibbais and Waldo.

 On the Executive Correspondence, Messrs. Judson, Smith, Maitby, Coats, l.. Beers, Hopkins, Smith of Chatham and Carver.

 On Constitutions and method of voting, Messrs. Mix, Downs, Collins of StoningtOn, Wanzer. Gallup, Chapman of Sharon, Rob- inson and Lyman.

 On Lotteries, Messrs. Miner of w ood bury, Darling, Woodruff, Hull of North Stonington, MiddIebrook, Dean, Higgins and Sumner. <

 Resolution, referring that part of the Gov ernor's Arnessage, which relates to districting to committee, passed, and Messrs. Mix, Robbins, Haley, Raymond, Ripley, Bene> dict. Arnold and Talcott appointed.

 Report of the Comptroller of public ac- counts, and tho Grand List laid on the table for. the use of the members of the House.

 Mr. Jadson presented various petitions on tn6 sSuO1eCt OJ NlSS CTaOUaHS SCNOOt TOT young ladies aud ittte misses ofcoior, Y refer red to the committee on the settlement ofin- habitants in towns.

 Report of the Commissioner on the School Fund read and laid upon the Table, and 500 copies ordered to be printed.

 Petition of Polly Hale for divorce, refer. red to the committee on divorces. <,

 Petition of Sherman Pierpont came from Senate with different vote, committee of conference appointed.

 Correspondence between the committee and the Ex- Governor, entered upon the Jour Dals of the House.

 Reports of Treasurer and Auditors laid up. on the table for the use of the members of the House.

 Mr. Raymond introduced resolution. that so much of the Report of the Commissioners on the school fund and the accompanying documents as relates to the refusal of the N Haven Bank to receive subscriptions of stock, be referred to the committee on the Judicia- ry. passed.

 Mr. Mix introduced resolution appointing Caleb Brintnai. Director of the New Haven Bank, on the part of the State. passed.

 Petition of Stephen T. H0smer, referred to joint select committee of eight on the part of the House.

 Memorial of the HoHsaionic Iron Manufac- turing Company referred to the committee on interpretations other than Banks.

 Bill for public Act in relation to petitions and mcmoria1s f0 the General kssemblv. read