sOciate Judge of the County Court for the county of Hartford. passed.

 Resolution appointing Asa Wiley Chief Jndge, and IngoIdsby w. Crawford. and E. Iiphalet Young Associate Judges of the COun- ty Court for the county of Holland for the year ensuing, passed.

 Resolution for the appointment of Justices of the Peace for the county of Holland for the year ensuing, read.

 MT. White moved that the bills be laid up- | on the table he thought the House was not prepared to act upon them at present. Mr. ! King opposed the motion. Motion to lay on the table was adopted-ayes 90, noes "A.

 Joint committee on the the State Prison, to whom was referred the petition of Samuel DelIaver, convict in the State Prison, re- ported resolution that the prisoner be dis charged from prison at the expiration of two years from the time that he was committed, and that he be restored to all the rights and privileges of free citizen of this State in the same manner as before convicted.

 Mr. Burrall moved to amend the resolution by inserting "a but the privileges of an e. lector," which after some debate was adopt ed-report accepted, and resolution passed.

 Bill for the alteration of an act relating to Sheriffs, read first time.

 Bill appointing John s. Peters, John Russ, and Martin Welles, directors of the State Prison for the year ensuing, passed.

 Afternoon.-BiIf for the regulation of civil actions read second time.

 Bill providing that the Supreme Court of Errors for the county of New Haven be hold en on the first Tuesday in July, read second and third time. and passed.

 Bill repeating an act entitled an act author izing the county of Fairfield to erect work house. read second time. Bill constituting the towns of Holland and Willington probate district, by the name of the district of Holland, passed.

 The House took up the bill to regulate the directors of Banks and other inc corporations, laid upon the table.

 On motion of MT. Barker, resolved that committee of one from each county be ap- pointed to inquire into the expectancy of pur- chasing the painting of the sgners of the de- claration of independence, now hanging in this hall. and of Gen. Washington in the Sem ate chamber. ..

 Bill concerning jails and jailors read first time.

 "Wednesday, May 26. The joint committee on the militia report ed that in their opinion it was inexpedient to make any alteration in the present system, except the exemption of all persons who a., rive at the age of thirty five years, pro,'ueed that they be enrolled and subject t9 drafts from this State on the United St>Hes' The committee reported OH to that ei- fect read first time. Bill for the appoint'"ent or Justlces or the peace for the coupty oi Ealrhelo came rom l the Senate wifh an au'enun'eht' 1he nouse concurred.

 Resolution appointing Joab Grif6ng judge l .f n.abat for the district of Granby, Luther

 

 Resolution appointing Eli Warner chief judge. and Franklin c. Comstock and Geo. Garter associate judges of the county court for the county of :Middlesex, passed.

 Resolution appointing John AIsop judge of probate for the district of Middletown, Sam uel Ingham for Saybrook, and Franklin G. Comstock for Chatham. passed.

 Bill for the appointment of justices of the peace for the county of Middlesex for the year ensuing, passed.

 Afternoon.-Bill to prohibit banks from is- suing small notes, read first time.

 Bill relative to certain fraudulent debtors, read once.

 Bill for the appointment of Justices of the Paace for the county of Holland was now ta- ken mp, and passed.

 Resolution appointing Linus Coe Sheriff of the county of Middlesex passed. Resoution to amend the Constitution of this State. was, on motion of MT. Sedg- wick, ordered to be read third time on w ed nesday next at 10 o'clock. Thursday May 27. MT. Sedgwick, from the committee to re- ceive militia returns, made further report- accepted. Report of the commissioners appointed to select and designate deaf and dumb persons to be educated at the American Asylum. at the expense of the State, with the accompa- nyIng documents, were on motion of MT. Ellsworth. referred to the committee on deaf dumb. and blind.

 The committee to whom was referred the petition of Leonard Goodwin, reported res oIuton allowing said petitioner the sum of $50 for the arrest of a prisoner-read once. l

 Bill relative to certain fraudulent debtors. read second time.

 Bill to exempt the members of the fire company in Watertown from the perform ance of military duty, read second time,

 Blii extending exemptions from the per- ] tormance of militia duty, read second time.

 MT. Loomis of Lyme moved to amend l the Dill by exempting all under the age of 91 | from the performance of military duty. A long debate now took place, in which Messrs. Loomls. Gray, Mussey. Lathrop, Fellows. Goif' and Whittlesey took part in favor, and Messrs. Raymond, Woodruff, Merrills off Durand. and Holt in opposi. ton. The amendment was lost, ayes 91. noes s2.

 AfternOon.-Bill to extend exemptions from the performance of military dutv was resur, 1