Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-09

Resolution appointing Messrs. Judson and Raymond committee to wait on his Excel lency John s. Peters. and tender the assu- rance of respect for his person and character entertained by this assembly.
 Petitions of Heman Rogers and others, and the trustees of the Wesleyan University, re- ferred to a joint committee of eight on the part of this house.
 Resolution, appointing Joseph Eaton Chief Judge of the County Court for Windham Co. -passed.
 Mr. Haley offered resolution for the ap- pointment of Committee of one from a county to inquire into the expediency of revi- sing the statutes of the state, adopted. The resolutions suspending the 2d joint rule came from the Senate negatived. Messrs. Raymond and Judson appointed committee of conference.
 Resolutions from the Senate appointing joint committees on Roads and Bridges, States Prison, School Fund, Banks, and new Towns and Probate Districts. Passed.
 Report of the Committee to select benef! ciaries for the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, read and accepted. Adjourned to nine o'clock to- morrow.
 Saturday, May 4.-Prayer by Rev. H: Smith.
 The Speaker announced the following Stans ding Committees
 On the State Prison-Messrs. Burralls Pratt of Hartford, Reynolds, Haley, Davis, C. Lyon, Arnold and Glazier.
 On Roads and Bridges-Messrs. Miner of Woodbury, Bsh, Avery, O. c. Sanford. Spaulding, Paddock, and Hyde. On the School Fund-Messrs. Griffp, T. Cowles, Matthewson, St. John, Cleaveland, Ticknor, Williams, and Chapman, of Holland. On Banks-Messrs. J. Eaton, BeIden, J. N. Clark, Huntington, Tweedy, Taylor, Pratt of Saybrook, and Crawford.
 On New Towns and New Probate Districts -Messrs. Brown of Stonngton, B. Wilcox, Foot, Raymond, Backus, Mills, Smaller and Mann.
 On Dvorces-Messrs. McCurdy, w. Coo ley, Cornwall of Cheshire, T. B. Butler. Rip ley, Beebe, Tibbals, and Dunham. On the Judiciary-Messrs. Lanman, W. C. Gay, Abernethy, Smith, of Brookfeld, JuG- son, Smith of Sharon, Hull of Kingworth, apd Pinney.
 On Manufacturing Interpretations other than Banks-Messrs. Prudden, Curtis of Mer- iden. Browning, Wilson of Fairfield. Hosmer, Warner of Plymouth, Green and Birge. ! Engrossing Committee. - Messrs. Jackson of Bethlen, Smith of New London, and BlatchIey.
 Resolutions were introduced appointing Henry w. Edwards Governor, and Ebenezer Stoddard, Lieutenant Governor-passrd. 1 At 10 o'clock the Governor elect, accom- panied by the late Governor Peters, appear ed in the Representatives Chamber. and in the presence of both Houses, sgni6ed his 1 ceptance of the office, and was sworn to the faithful discharge of the duties of it. by the l Hon. John T. Peters, Judge of the Superior | Court. After uniting in prayer with the Rev. 1 Dr.. Hawes, the two Houses separated. l A great number of Petitions were referred to their appropriate committees. Neu Mail Arra"gement-It is stated by the Jour nal of Commerce. that the following arrangement is about be introduced in the transportation of the mails between Washington City and Portland. A mail is to be run through the whole route. in the same 1 ner as al present, and extra mail will be more rapid of speed, with the letters and daily papers for the following places only: