CONNECTICUT LECTsLATURR.

HOUSE OF REPREsENTATTVEs.
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Infantry, passed. t-

 Bill, for the settlement of estates--that no claim can be brought against an executor or administrator during the time allowed by courts of probate for the exhibition of claims against the estate, unless notice ofnOn-allow- ance is given; read second time.

 Bill to secure to the citizens of this atate freedom of opinion, read second time. On motion of Wr. Sterling, referred to the Com mittee on judiciary,

 Bill to district the state for the choice 0I senators read second time.

 Resolution authorizing Canal from SauGa. tuck to w-MilfOrd, after considerable de. bate, in which Messrs. Boardman, Kimberly Pitkin, Miner, Church and Barnum, took part in favor, and Messrs. Sterling and Darling, a. gainst it l; passed.

 7%esday Morning, May 90.

 Prayer by Rev. Mir. Rayner.

 MT. P. Miner appointed on the committed 'on lotteries in place of MT. Hawley excused.

 Augustus Pettibone appointed Chief Judge and w. M. Burrall and Morris Woodruff, as. sociate Judges, for the County of Litchaeld

 The Judiciary Committee reported that il is inexpedient to pass the bill regarding the re- mOval of Nuisances. Bill lost.

 Bill, that the debts of no bank in this State except Hartford and Union banks, can exceed the amount of capital stock actually paid in, read once. @

 Bin, incorporating Middlesex County Banl, read third time, and passed.

 Resolution to restore Thomas Curtis to all the privileges which he had forfeited, taken up and amended sO as not to restore him to the privileges of an Elector--such restora- tion being contrary to the constitution. Res- oluti0n passed.

 Resolution appointing justices of peace for Fairfield County came from the Senate a. mended. Committee of Conference appOin- ted. a m

 Bill to incorporate the City Bank at New. Haven, read second time.

 Bill to incorporate the Willinantic Bank in Windham, read second time.

 MT. Miner, spoke at some length against in- creasing banking capital in this State. He asked the house to look carefully before they made any more grants.

 4 Atternoon.-The resolution making an ap. propriation of -- dollars, to finish the state house at New-Haven being the order for the day at 2 o'clock; was taken up. ,.

 Mr. Prudden stated the views of the com mittee, who were in favor of an appropria- ton to finish the inside Of the house, but thought 1t inexpedient to authorise stone steps.

 MT. Boardman spoke in favor of. having stone steps, and moved to ill the blank with 10000 dollars. Alter some remarks from Messrs. s. H. Miner and Cleayeland, the mo- -tiOn was lost.

 MT. Prudden moved to fill the blank with 4OOO dollars; but before the question was ta- ken. on motion of Mir. Woodruff, the resnl,.- tiOn was laid on the tAblOs ' V {.

 Bill. to incorporate Willimantic Bank, which was under consideration when the house adjourned in the morning. taken up.

 MT. Davis was not sensible of entertaining hostile feelings towards the banking system, or towards those concerned in banks. Ifcar- rled too far, however. they are an evil instead of blessing. He could we'll recollect the Continental money, and he still seemed to hear the late explosion in this State. When banks succeed well, the stockholders reap the CTS are the sufferers. He thought the debts of banks should be secured by the private property of stockholders, and nothing short ofsuch security would induce him to vote for any bill of this nature. He voted against the Middlesex County Bank bull, and should vote against this, and fifty more If they were be- fore the house. sa 9Nu

 Bill,incorporating Middlesex County Bank. which passe the house this morning, and had been sent to the Senate. was called back on motion of MT. Reynolds, and the vote of the house reconsidered. Mir. R. stated as req son for moving reconsideration that his views on the subject of banks had become somewhat changed since the bin passed.

 MT. Jackson spoke against reconsidera. tion. Alter the bill had passed through the house very deliberately, had been once or twice laid on the table, he thought it incou. sstent in the house to reconsider it.

 Motion for reconsideration carried. ....

 MT. Reynolds moved that when the ques- ton Is taken, 1t be taken by yeas and nays, which were ordered by the house.

 MT. Kibbe said the bill had gone from stage to stage through the house, and had been fully discussed, and he thought there was something mystenous about this change in the feeling of some of the members. He moved for the present to lay the bill on the table. Motion lost.

 Mr. s. H. Miner voted in the morning m favor of the bill: but was satisfied from the remarks of the gentleman from LitchReld, that he had voted wrong. There is, he was convinced, hank capital enough in the State {; and instead of creating more, the General Assembly should. he thought. take some of the capital tn the Hartford Banks and place it where it is wanted more. They have pow CT to do so.

 Mir. Jackson and Mir. Pitkin spoke against the remedy proposed by the gentleman from Stamford. removing the capitat of banks al- ready granted, and sending 1t to other towns. The legislature have not power to do sa.

 Mr. s. H. Miner saidthe gentlemen did not