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 MAY SESSION, ISI7.

Monday, June IA.
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Monday, June Id. ." Resolution dvorcing Lucy ". Cogswell from Stephen COgswell, recOnsidersd and laid upon the table.

 B Bill providing that persons injuring Tele> graphic wires or stations should be punished, deferred to Judiciary Com.

 v Bill to repeal the"' stringent law, ," was call~ ,J Up but laid on the table for the present.

 The Committee to whom was referred the petition of John B. Corning and others. pray ing that physician's fees may be regulated, and that their prescriptions may be printed m plan ERglsh, reported unia aVorably ly-PetitIoners had leave to withdraw.

 Bill abolishiny the Lawyer monopoly, and allowing any person to plead m the court Oi !, this State. read twice.

 Resolution authorizing the Secretary of State , to deposite the old State Charter in the His> terical Rooms, during, the pleasure of the General As embly-passed.

 Rule established that the House meet rsgu- larly at P. M.-Adjourned.

 Afternoon Session.

 Bill exempting the sleigh, harness, &c., of practicing phys clans, to the amount of $lOO- rejected.

 Act repeating so much of the act as author- ises the Bank Commissioners to visit the sa> wings Banks, at certain rate per cent, on the < amount of deposit in said banks, as compen sation for ther servlce-passed. Resolution appointing Justices of inc Peace in New Haven County came from the Senate with a verbal amendment which was agreed to, And as amended passed. q Btll to repeal the precision ot law which sbuh;eets Savings Banks 10 examination by the BspH Com'Gissiohers, Prssed. N riichheld County Justice Bill passed.