LITCHFTELD, MAY 27. Is3O.


 U. g. SeH0tOr.-It will he seen by our legislative proceedings, that his Excellency GIDEON ToMLINsoN has been elected Senator in Congress for six years from the 4th of March next when the period of Mir. WiIley's service will expire. There were l95 votes given in the House, of which Gov. T. had 15s. The scattering votes were, for R. M. sherman 20, !. w. Crawford 3, R. I. Ingersoll 3, Wm. Bristol B. A. T. JudsOu 2, g. Phelps 2, T. s. Williams l, F. W. Ed wards I, and vote not legibIy written. The Senate concuFred in the appointment by vote of lS to B. The appointment is one which we have no doubt will give very general satisfaction. Gov. T. has hereto fore rcpresented the in the lower house of Con e4ess with distinguished reputation. t

 0n Wednesday the 18th, Elisha Phelps, Esq. was chosen, CompfoIler, in the place of James Thomas, Esq :fho Senate have concurred in this appointment also-Mr. Thomas immediately afer thevote in the House Having signiied to the Senate that he wished no ioAger to be considered candidate. Mr. Thomas has, we believe, been faithful public servan-and on this account we were sorry him displaced to make room for more rancorous politician-one toe who has become we fear much identified with the Jackson faction at Hartford, who endeavOrng to rule the state. f rsrts