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From our legislative proceeding tt is no more than justice 10 say we have uniformly copied from the Register-it will be seen that the House of Representatives have elected Hon. David Daggett to be Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of this State, to take effect from the 10th of January next whrn Judge HOamer will have reached the age Oi 70 years. The House elected HOR. Jabez w. Huntington an Associate Judge of the Court but the Senate refused tO concur, and by vote of 12 to substituted the Hon. Samuel Church, of Salisbury. The House re- fasing to recede from their appointment, choice is yet made. Mr. T. Smith made motion that the ap- pentment be postponed to the next session of the le gslaure, which at the latest accounts had not been determined. But ifany election be made. we risk no: much in predicting tba Mr. Church wiifhe the man.

 T Since the above was in type, we learn by one of the New-Haven papers of Tuesday -tforwarded to US by member of the Senate, that it reached 24 hours in advance its ordinary speed-that Mir. Smith withdrew his motion for indefinite postpone meni; that it was renewed by Mir. Waterbury, and negatived; and that Tuesday afternoon, motion of Mr. Wire, assigned for the further consideration ofths subject. At the time of putting paper to press we had not learned the result.