Wednesday, May 2Glh.

Prayer by the Rev. MT. Trumbull.
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Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Irumbull.

 Petitions &c. Presented and Referred.

 Ofthe New York and Hartford Railroad company for amendment of their charter j; of Jonathan Smith and others, and of in> habi;anls of Colchester, Ledyard aud Pom fret in aid of the petition of Thomas W. Williams for Railroad with bridge across the Thames-7 Iemonstrances against the same.

 Resolution calling on the Comptroller of Public Accounts, for return of the expen> ses of the Adjutant Generals deFarment from lS46 to lS47-pa>sed.

 Resolution passed appointing tile folow> ing Judges of Probate:

 Eleazer K. Foster, New Haven; VII. liam N Watson, Hartford Francis Wood ford, Avon Henry Nash, Berlin; Tracy Peck, Bristol; Frederick Bull, Burlington; :; Eprhaim Mills, Canton William Barnes, East Windsor; Aholab Johnson, Enfield ,; Egbert Cowles, Pennington; Sherman C. Lord, Marlboro; Julius Chapman, Sims bury; Luther Luomis Sufeld; Stephen Waikly, Svuthington; Juslus D. Wilcox, .Granby.

 Thursday, May 27lh.

 Prayer by Rev. Mr. Patton.

 A message from the Governor was read communicating the resignation of Maj Gen. James T. Pratt. Accepted

 Resolutions passed appointing the following Judges of Probate:

 Guiltord District, Ralph D. Smith.

 Madison '' Jonathan P. Lee.

 Waterbury Y" Norton J. Buel

 Wallingord. " Ebenezsr II. Ives.

 Cheshire Silas Hitchcock,

 Resolution passed appointing Edward llin- maa Judge of the County Court of New Haven Resolution passed calling on the Comptroller for return oi the expenses of the QuaIterlnas- ter Generals department from 1886 to lS47.

 Resolution passed appointing Harvey Sey. moar and C. H. Norton, State Auditors.

 Resolution appointing Theophlns Nichols, Judge of Probate for Newtown district, came from the Senate with an amendment substltu> ting the name of Amos $. Treat.

 On motion of MT. Waldo, it was ordered that a message be sent to tho Senate requesting that bill concerning sewers in Bridgeport, and one joint-stock corporations, heretofore referred in concurrence to the committee on the Judicia- ", should be returned 10 the House. The order of the day was then taken up, it being the election of Judge of the Supreme Court,