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 Resolution appointing Charles A. Ingersoll, judge of probate for New Haven district, came from the Senate amended by erasing the name of Charles A. Ingersoll, and insert ing Wm. w. BOardman. Committee of con- ference appointed.

 AttermOOn.-Resolution appointing Joseph Eaton judge of probate for the district of Plainield and also appointing justices of peace for Windham County passed.

 Bill incorporating Middlesex County Bank which was negatived in this house came from the Senate with different vote. Commit tee of conference, Messrs. P. Miner and Pitkin.

 Committee on banks, reported in favor Ofa bank at Mystic.

 The report after some debate, in which Mcssrs. Hitchcock, Griswold, P. Miner, Cleaveland, Bronson, and Judson took part, was negatived.

 Resolutions, appointing Wn1. P. Cleave- land, chief judge. and John Hyde and Wm. Randall associate judges. for the county of New London; also appointing justices of peace for the same county; passed.

 Resolutions appointing Denison Wattles, Jr judge of probate for the district of Lebanon; {; w. Williams for the district of Stonington; J. Hyde, for the district of Norwich; Moses Warren for the district of New London; and Benjamin Trumbull for the district of East Haddam; passed.

 Resolutions passed appointing Eli Warner chief judge, and George Carter and F. G. Comstock associate judges for the county of Middlesex ;-also appointing Samuel Ingham judge ofprobatefor the district of fMiddletown; also appointing justices ofpeace for the coun- ty of Middlesex.

 Bill concerning crimes and punishments that any person connected with bank, who defrauds the stockholders to the amount of $2O CT more, shall he subject to imprisonment in the states prison for a term not exceeding years. Referred to the committee on the ju- dietary.

 Friday Morning, Mag go.

 Prayer by Rev. Bishop Brownell.

 Committee on the petitions from Washing ton and Yale Colleges, reported resolution authorizing the treaurer to transfer 15O shares of Hartford Bank stock to said Colleges, which was once read. Committee to whom was referred the re- port of Commissioners on the education of deaf and dumb, reported resolution author ising the Treasurer to reimburse to the Commissioners moneys by them paid out ; passed.

 The same committee reported a resolution. appointing the Governor fthe State Com. missioner to select pupils for the deaf and dumb asylum, and authorizing him to draw on the Treasury to the amount of 5000 annual y for their support.

 Bill, making it the duty of town officers, to report the number of deaf and dumb in the several towns. read once.

 Resolution. appointing committee to ex- anime the line between this state and New. York, passed.

 oSnyp pS Gc6e passed inc

 Bill, incorporating Farmers Bank at Saul gatuck, which was laid on the table on its se- cond reading, taken up. MT. Juds0n moved the indefinite postpone ment ofthe bill. This motion was supported by Messrs. Judson and s. H. Miner, and op. posed by Messrs. Boardman, P. Miner, Ster- ling, Pitkin and Kimberly, and negatived. The rules of the House heinz dispensed with, the bill passed to its third reading. It was advocated by Messrs. Pitkin, Boardman, and Barnun1. and opposed by Messrs. Bur- gess. F. Miner. Hawley. Beers, Darling, Sha- Ter. and Gurley, and negatived. Yeas S8- Nays l54.

 Saturday. Mag 80. Committee to inquire into the expediency 0f reducing bank Capital--Messrs. Hyde, Goodwin. Darling. Giddings, Williams, Ste vens, Pratt and Kibbe.

 Committee to make inquiries concerning reports of banks.-Messrs. Newell, Darling, Peters, Baldwin, Judson, Church, Swathel, Wiley.

 Committee on the Judiciary, to whom had been referred bill in addition to an act for the regulation of civil actions, report ed the same with an amendment. which was carried. and the bill passed. (The bill pro- vides for the sale of property at other times and places than when and where advertised.) Petition of Samuel Smith, which was in- definitely postponed in the House, came from the Senate with different vote. Commit tee of conference, Messrs. Hitchcock and S. H. Miner.

 Resolution passed for a committee to in- quire when the business of the session may be brought to close.

 Bill reported by the committee to inquire what alterations are necessary in the Election laws, read once.

 Resolution passed for committee to in quire into the expediency of altering the Con- stitutiOn of the State so that towns can nom- mate or choose Just ices of the Peace.

 Report of agents of the Eagle Bank, order to be filed in the office of Secretary of State.

 Monday Morning, June 1.

 Prayer by Rev. MT. Robbins.

 Several Bills of legal nature introduced, and referred to the Judiciary committee.

 Bill, in alteration of She election law, read second time. The bill provides for the pro- l curing of box or boxes in each town, to be l labelled Congress" &c. that electors may