BY HIS ExcELLENcY, . CHAUNCEY F. CLEVELAND, GoUernor of the State of Connectic"i, A E1RnGl NATHAN
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Gratitude to Almighty God for his manifold bles. sings, both spiritual and temporal, is the first and highest duty of intelligent beings.

 do, therefore, recommend that Thursddy, the se- uenteenth day of November nert, be observed by the people of this State as day of Christian Thanksgi- wing and Prayer: and do invite them on that day. to render to their Almighty and Benificent Father the sincere homage of fervent and grateful hearts, for His never ending goodness not only by appropriate rel- giOus exercises in their temples Of public worship, but by feeding ;he hungry clothing the naked, visiting the sick, and administering consolation to the afflicted.

 Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, at

 Hampton, this eighteenth day of October, in the

 year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and

 States of America the sixty.seventh

 .CHAUNCEY F. CLEVELAND. By His ErcelLsncy. the Governor.

 NOAH A. PHELPS, SecretGry of State

 WIscoNsn.-The Wings have elected five mem. bers oi the Council, and fifteen. members of the Council and ten of the House, giving the Whigs a majority of three on joint ballot in the Legislature The voters of the Territory have decided against calling convention to frame constitution, prepara- tory to requesting admission into the Union

 L0GisUille Journal a5- What has become of the mediatorial commit. tee7 We have seen nothing in the proceedings of the Legislature at its extra session, which throws any light upon their labors. Mir. Dorr must be great ly in need of their friendly aid, for reward of five thousand dollars has been offered for him, and he dare not go back to Rhode Island. The committee should therefore attend to their duties a. once. and make report through their chairman-CeSraHG It is stated that tho Assgnees of the u' S. Bank have filed bill in the nature of equity proceed ing. in the District Court, against Nicholas Bddle asking that he may be called upon to answer under oath, how and for wha, purposes he expended eeF- tain sums of money belonging to the late Bank, ob tained upon checks. tiekStA receipts and orders. amounting-to eSo6 900,