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The O1ectO of the bill is to allow the granting ofcen- ces for a less term than year.

 Mr. Thompson. from the Committee to bring for ward the unfinished business of last season. ntrOdu- ced several documents on the subject of Common Schools, which were referred to the committee on that subject

 The resolution passed yesterday for committee on the subject of districting reconsidered and on motion of Mr. Sterling, amended so as 10 have three instead oftwo from a county on the committee. Resolution, introduced by Mir. Pitkin, for the ap pointmeni ofa committee ofone from county, quire what measurvs, if any, should be taken courage ihe manufacture of hemp and silk, passed. Bill authorizing the Governor to cede the jurisdic- ton of the territory at the mouth of Mill River tothe United States, coRgress have appropriated money for adke at that place received three readings and pas Ensed.

 Resolution for the appointment of a committee to Squire what measures ifany, should be taken to cerain the precise boundary between this State aud New-York, passed.

 Monday, May II. Prayer by the Rev. Mir. Wheaton.

 number of petitions were presented, &c.'

 Bill from the Senate for the repeating of the law passed althe last session, regulating the fees juors reasecond time, and referred to the committee on tho judiciary. tl

 Bill from tine Senale in alteration of m act provid- ing for the evyng and collecting duties on wrs read second time

 Bill for ain act in alteration of an act for the due ob- servance of the sabbath, and days oi tasting and thanksgiving, read The object of the bill is to repeal the 8th section o said act which prohibits ser- xf thanksgiving penalty of fine leaving it with the Governor to recommend the observance of such days if he secs it.

 Mir. Todd offered a resolution that the house pro- ceedon Tuesday (tomorrow afternoon, the election ofan Associate Juige of the Supreme Court of Er. Urs. After remarks from several gentlemen, the mo- yer acceded ,o an amendment to erase :" Tuesday hcxt' and inser, "Wednesday of next week." on which day at o'clock tue House are to proceed to said election. The following committees have been announced by the Speaker:

 On Fnances-Messrs. Beers, McCurdy and Mill sln Engrossed Bias--Messrs. Hitchcock, Phelps and Beldcn.

 On Diminished Bssiness-Messrs Thompson, Foot and Kibbe.

 On Roads aud Bridees-Messrs. Griffin, Granger, Porter, Bissel, Backus, Berce, Stephens and King. On ihe school fand--- -Messrs Russ Darling, M'Cnr- ty, Woodruff Brady, Grosvenor, Pomeroy and Pratt Hyde, Tweedy, Palmer, Russell. Arnold and Willy. On alterations cT election tacs-.-Messrs. Sterling, Hart, Kimberly, Mc'Curdy. s. H. Miner, Judson, lngham and Hyde. On the Dist,ictiag Resoiution---M essrs FarchiId, Wells, Ellsworth, Bushnell, Todd, Hitchcock, Dar- ling, Brewster, Peters. Porter, Baldwin, Bradley, Palmer, of Ashford, JOdson, Ceavcland, SterIiog, lng,an Griffin, Harris, Durham,

 

 On the petition z tns rstees of Washiagtom Col- Miner, CLeavelaad, Churcll ,bel,as,. and pomesox.