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Prayer by Rev. Mr. Cox. Journal of Saturday and yesterday read.

 The R R Com. No. 2, ordered to be raised by the House, was announced by the Speaker as follows:

 Messrs Eaton, Deming, Squire, Allen of Stonington, Norris, Lester of Plain field, Jerome of New Hartford, and Chalk CT.

 Pet. of New Haven and Milford turn- pike CO.,, referred to com. on Incor. oth~ CT than Banks.

 Resolution in favor of G. L. Hunt re- ferred to com. on claims.

 Resolution relative to the settlement of the estate ot I. s. Isaacs, of Norwalk referred to the Judiciary com. The Judiciary com. reported upon the net. of the proprietors of Dead Swamp Meadow, unfavorably had leave to withdraw.

 Same com. on the subject of the revi- sioa or the public sratdtes, reported resolu, authorizing the appointment ofa com. to revise the same and report to the next General Assembly. Refer red back that the com may report the names of q suitable committee. | Judiciary com, upon the bill relative to the giving bonds by Constables, re. ported unfavorabiv, bill negatived. AL so, upon the bill providing that the names of persons convicted of Crime, shall be be recorded by Town Clerks hill negatived Also upon bills, rela:- i've to appeals in courts in cases of the settlement of es.ates-negatived. Also, adversely upon two bills relative to fraud> ulent conveyances -- negaiived. Also, upon the bill providing for the support 1 If disabled foreigners in ths employ of the New York and New Haven R R Co, by said company - negatived. Also, upon the bill regulating settlement of es- :ates disposed of by will, negatived. A. so upon the petition of the housafomc hK CO.,, Sn the ground that legal notice had not been given, and petitioners had leave to withdraw.

 Judiciary com. reported a bill relative to the obstruction of lights by buildings, passed.

 The majority of the judiciary com. re- ported adversely upon the ball providing that parties interested in suits at law may testify. The minority. Messrs. Chapman Wiley and Waldo, reported in favor of the same.

 MT, Burloek moved 10 lay the subject on the table. Lost, S6 to 59.

 Mir. Kendrick regretted that he was not allowed further consideration.

 Mr. Welles offered an amendment, providing that the evidence of persons arrested fol criminal offences, shall be received. >.

 A motion was made to adjourn which was lost.

 Mr. Weilcs' amendment was nega> tived.

 Mr. Minor moved to amend by provi- ding that tho act shall not apply to any case the cause of which originated prior :o June l, except in cases where parties are allowed to testify. MT. Eaton remarked that he was op' posed to the amendment. If it wasr'ght io allow witness in interest tc testify in case which originated to>day, it was also right to allow him to in a case which originated yesterday: The amendment was lost

 The question was then put on the pass age of the bill, and it was carried oytaye and nay-ayes l04, nays p.

 House adjonrned to 9 o'clock to>naor> row morning.