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TUESDAY AFTERNOON. May IS.

 Report of the Bank Commissioners was laid on the table and 500 copies ordered printed for use of members

 Rcmonstrance of masters and owners of ves- sels on Connecticut river, and of Samuel Colt Wm. T. Wilcox and others of Chester. against the repeal of the l7th (bTidge) section of the charter of the N. Y. and Boston Railroad, re- ferred to railroad committee.

 Resolution to make Torrington 9 Probate District, referred,

 Wednesday, May 19.

 Among the petitions presented were several for an alteration in the charter of the Housa- tonic Railroad co. several for an act Tegula- ting the sale of spurious liquors; several for the abolition of capital punishment. and two from I. o. of O. F lodges for charter Resolution directing the Judiciary commit tee to inquire into the expedicncy of making each county. or each Senatorial district Pro bate district, passed. The committee suose- ouen,ly reported that it was inexpedient new | to pass any act on the subject, though the pol l icy of making single town districts was bad 1 one.

 A resolution of the School Society of Tor | ringfurd, relating 10 changing the limits ot School Societies as recommended by cons mitIec of the last Legislature, was presented | and referred.

 Thursday, May 20. The House, after referring numerous peti- tions, proceeded 10 the election of a Chief Jcs- tice in the place of Hon. Thomas s. Williams. resigned. A ballot was taken and resulted aS | follows

 Whole number PIP Necessary to a choice lo7 Hon. Samuel Church had l03

 Judge Church was accordingly declared by the Speaker to be duly elected on the pat of the House as Chief Judge of the Supreme Court | of Errors

 The Allowing Judges of Probate were ap- | Dointed: