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 Also, a bill providing that :he doings of Assessors in certain cases shall be les gal.

 Also, resolu' ion confirming the dos ings of the assessors of fTorrington-pass- ed.

 A bill changing the time of hol ling the County Court of N London, to Ain Tucs~ day of June, instead of the 2d Tuesday. 1 Passed.

 Also, a bill changing the time of hold ing the Superior Court in Litchfield Co, to the 2d Tuesday of August. Passed. The State Prison com. reported favor- ably upon the pe,iitions of John T. Ap- pleton, Christopher Lockwood, John Y. Hanford, l.. Rouse and J. Mills, for res- toration of forfeited rights, and resolots'ns were accordingly passed. Petitioners relative to the boundary line of Waterbury, Sc. had leave to withdraw.

 Resolution relative to the settlement of the estate of Chloe St. John, negatived.

 The Divorce com reported unfavora- bly, on pet. of John Lacy, for a change of name he had leave to withdraw.

 The resolution calling for certain in formation from the School Fund Com missioner, came from the Senate with this

 indorsernent- Indefinitely Postponed"

 MT. Eaton retnarked that he consider ed the action of the Senate as indsco'

 rous to this House, which has twice pas> , sed that resolution unanimously. The inior nation called for was important anu such he believed as would be demande.i by the pcople of this State. Ith could [ not be obtained in my other way, he should introduce resolution calling fot the information for the House alone. - Com. of Conference appointed, vtz--EaA r lon and Cleaveland,

 II House adjourned te9 o'clock ,o'mor- D row morning.