MIDDLEToWN CONVENTION.
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We learn by the Hartford papers of the 18th inst. that the following nominations were made ny the Jackson Conv en,iou which was held at Mddietown on the 8th.

 Members of Congress. J. M NILES, Hartford Co. VIM. l.. STORES, N. Haven and MiddleseX Co.,

 Ncw-London Go. DAVID PLANT, Fairfield Co. ANDREW HUDSON Windham and Holland Co. SAMUEL CHURCH, Ltchfed Co.

 State Senators. LoRAIN GRA 1T T. ,PE4 PEASEs Es }Har,tord Co. JOSHUA ATWATER, New-I1ayen Co. New-London Co. IHARDEUS Ih4m6E wr1'6uAS, BEu4S' Fairfield Co. EBENEzER E!,sSE zE MS1,fR6A STGR6ARo' windham Co. ! PEREn sEGA, SH sMlPHi. PI1t, ps Litcrde'd Co. JOSIAH SAVAGE, Mddlesex Go. INGOLGSBY w. CRAWFORD, Holland Co. The Governor and Treasurer mercfuiy allow ed to remain in oice for which favor they doubt less be impressed with "A lively of gratitude to tho Convention; but the It. Governor is to be thrust out to make room for W. T. Williams, of New-Lon- don. At the request of the delegation from New London County they were permitted the privilege of nominating their candidate for Congress and the Sem ate by County Convention.

 Relative to the above nominations we have only to say the people will attend this business in proper manner, when due time shall have arrived.