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The committee Co whom was FpfnrFad a hin constituting the town of WashinRfon d Probate District, reported the same without aunendment--tho report was accepted, and the bill passed.

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 MP. Brace from the Committee tO whom was referred bill providing for the insrec. ton of Lime, reported the same without amendment.

 MT. Loomis from the committee to whom was referred bill for the punishment of tres- mass. reported the same with apendments. which after some debate was recommitted. MT. Plumb presented the petition of Thouo- az Fitch and others. for a Savings Bank at Bridgeport--referred. [Committe afterwards reported favorably.

 Bills appointing Eli Warner Chief Judge. and Franklin G. COmstOck and George Car. fer Associate Judges for the county of Mid dlesex for the year ensuing. passed.

 Bills appointing Asa Wiley Chief Judge, and Eliphalet Young and Abner Hendee As. sociate Judges for the county of Holland, for the year ensuing. passed.

 Bills appointing the following Judges of Probate for the year ensuing, passed :-Iu- ther Kingsley for the district of Mansfield, Abner Hendee, Hebron, Asa Willer, Filing ton, Jeremiah Parish, Holland, RodOlphHs Woodworth, Stafford.

 The report of the Treasurer and Auditor was received and laid on the table.

 Afternoon. Speaker announced that the special order of the day was the appoint. men; ofa Comptroller of public accounts for the year ensuing. s

 The House proceeded to the choice. Whole number of votes given was 2Ol, of which num- Der Elisha Phelps had iS4, and was elected.

 Mr. Huntingdon, from the Committee to whom was referred the petition for the Bos- ion. Norwich, and New London Rail Road Company, reported bill, which passed.

 Same Committee reported bill incorpo. rating the Quinnebaug Bank. Received first and second reading.

 Bill to prevent the adulteration of Oil read second time. .@

 Bill authorizing Chief Judges of County Courts to reverse judgments of County and City Courts. and Justices of the Peace, and Ossign writs of error, was read third time, and after some remarks by MT. Broadway, passed.

 [In the Senate the hill appointing Mr. Phelps Comptroller, passed with only three dissent ing votes. +52

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 Bills appointing Coddington Billings Chief Judge, and William Randall and Alexander Stewart, Associate Judges of tho County Court, for the County of New-London for the year ensuing, passed.

 Bill appointing Joshua Warren Judge of Probate for the district of Lyme for the year ensuing, passed.

 MT. Butler, from the committee to whom was referred the petition fthe Episcopal So. ciety in Norwalk, praying for grant from the State in consequence of the destfuctiOn of their Church by the enemy, during the war of the Revolution, reported bill grant ing $l166 67;read first time.

 Bill to prevent the adulteration of oil, read third time and passed.

 Mr. Wire introduced resolution apprOpri- ating the use of the. Representatives Hall to Ihe first Universalist Society in New-Haven, turing the session, when nut occupied by the House whicispAssed- 15. noes 69.

 Bills passed appointing the following per- 'ons Judges of Probate for the year ensuing Frederick Wolcott, for the District of Litch- field. Isaac Kellogg, New-Hartford, Nathan eL Perry," Milford, Samuel Church, Sharon, Michael F. Mills, Norfolk, Nathan el P. Perry, Kent, Chas. B. Phelps, Wood ,ury. DanislB. Brinsmade," Washington.

 Bills passed, appointing David s. Board- man Chief Judge. and Wm. M. Burial and Morris Woodruff Associate Judges of tho :ounty court for the county of Litchfeld for he year ensuing.

 "New appointments. ,s