LE LEcIsLATURE or. CONNECTICUT.

HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIvEs.
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ed the same without amendment.

 The joint committee on the School fund reported a bill fpf the regulation of School Societies, read first time, A

 The joint committee tO whom was referred the petition of the General Hospital Society, reported bill apprUpriating $5OoO, read first time.

 ing:-An act relating to turnpike rOads-for the regulations of civil actfons-tO regulate the inspection of prOvisiOns-in addition to an act entitled an act for constituting and regulating courts and appointing times and places for holding the same'-districting the State for the choice of Representatives to Congress.

 TSe following received their second read- ing-An act concerning petitions and memo rials to the General Assembly-regulating the election of Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Treasurer and Secretary, &c.-an act for the destruction of Grows.

 An act regulating the landing of passengers from Steam Beats, referred to select com. mittee. EaHK s

 An act providing for the assessment and collection Of taxes; read third time and re- ferred to select committee. An act for the regulation of school socie- 1 ties, ana TOT the Sup pOsS " eSnVVs9S was Scdu third time, and negatived. The committee to whom was referred resolution for inquiry into the expediency of repeating a law exemptlng the Shakers from { inc performance ofMlitia duty, reported that in consequence of the respondents not having been notified, it was inexpedient to act upon 1 it at this session.

 Report of the Adjutant General was receiv- ed and laid upon the table. Afternoon committee to whom was referred the report of the auditors of Lotte- ries reported bill for the regulation of Lot teries; read first time. The committee to whom was referred the petition of the Pennington Canal Company for an alteration of their charter, reported in favor of granting said petition; accepted. Committee reported bill incorporating the Cornwall Ton Manufacturing Company :; passed and report accepted. The committee recommended cOntinu- ance of the petition of the Warren Turnpike Go. accepted.

 Same committee recommended cORtinu- ance of the petition of Daniel Gaylord and others for toll bridge incorporation. MT. Perry moved that the prayer of the petition be granted after sOme remarks by Messrs. Raymond and Perry, the motion prevailed, and the bih in form passed. The committee to whom was referred the petition Of the Connecticut Education SOcie- ty; recommended continuance to next ses- sion accepted.

 The committee ofconference upon the pee l tition of Wm. LafOg, recommended concur rence-accepted.

 The report of the committee relating to the claims of Connecticut against the United States, was resumed, and on motion of MT. Whitman, 500 copies ordered to be printed. An actin addition tO an act entitled "an act for thereguation of Civil actions.'

 An act providing for the assessment of tax es, read a third time and referred to a select committee.

 On mot,on of Mr. Trumbull, it was Resol- 1 ued, That the agents of Eagle Bank be direc- ted to report to this House statement of all their receipts and expenditures since their ap- pOintment.

 An act constituting the town of East Had dam Probate District, passed.

 Saturday, May 26.

 An act regulating the mode of keeping Gunp0wder, was read third timeand passed.

 An act in alteration of an act foFthe admis- sion of electors: read twice and referred.

 An act for the regulation of Lotteries was read third time, and passed.

 An act in addition to an act entitled. !" An act providing for the assessment and collec- ton of taxes" read third time and passed.

 An act repeating an act for the support of literature and religion, read second time.

 The joint committee on roads and bridges. reported in favor of graotiog the petition Of the Goshen and Sharon Turnpike Go. for the removal ofa gate: report accepted.

 The joint committee on the Judiciary. to whom was referred resolution for an inquiry into the expediency of revising the Statutes, reported that 1t was inexpedient ag this time accepted.

 \ Bills. .appointing Jno. Nicholl Judge of Pro. bate for the district of Thompson. and Jno. Holbrook for the district of Pomfret for the ensuing year, passed.

 On motion of Mr. Fairchild, it was Res0lv- cd. That it shailbe the duty of the Secreta- ry to transmit the Dalnes of all persons elect ed Justices to the town clerks to the several towns in this State within ten days after the rising ofthe AsSembly. s

 Bill approPriating the General Hospital So- ciety $5000, read second time. Monday morning. Mag 2S. An act to repeal the l4th section of an act entlfied an act concerning crimes and pun. lshments,' read second time. An act providing for punishment for trcspass. Ssme rom the Senate negatised-Messrs. I. r. smith and Woodworth were appointed al committee of confsfsnce.

 An act to regulate the sale of spirituous It.