Mr. HUBBARD, of Connecticut, by unanimous consent, presented the followmg resolutions of the Legislature of Connecticut in regard to the selection of NewLondon, Connec ticut, as a site for a naval depot; which were referred to the ComNavAlfairs and ordered to be printed: At a General Assembly of the State of Connecticut, holden at NewHaven, in said State, on the 1st Wediicsda in'May, in the year of our Lord 1866. Whereas the city of NewLondon hasolleredto the U.S. asa gift, 3 milesof shore line on the Thamesriver, with all the land adjacentthereto which may be required for an iron clad navy yard, and whereas a‘coni ctent board of olTicers"appointedunderan act 0 Congressin 1362c.hargedwith the specialduty ofselecting the most eligible sitefor the purpose. alter a " thorough examination and survey of League Island. " of "the harbor of NewLondon and its surroundings." and “the watersof Narragansett bay, " made report that “‘thepublic interestWill not be promote by acquiring title to League Island for naval purposes, ”and “ that the harbor of NewLondon possesses greater advantages tfoiorna navy3yardand navaldepott an anyotherloca examined lily this bonrd;" and whereasin1864the ComNavAffrs of the HoRep, “after a very thoroug and careful cons“ideration of the whole subject, " concurredwith the boardof officors"in their report. andrecommended the acceptance of NewLon on instead of League Island: apd whereastho HoRep of the U.S.have during the present session passedan act authorising the SecyNavy to acceptthe title to League Island on certain consdtiatine dnisn, gto the exclusion of all other sites, nothwith the 2 reports they made against its acceptance: unilwlicreas it is of national importance that the bestsite for the proposed navy yard should be secured by the U.S.: Therefore. Resolved.That we do earnestly request our Sens&Reps in Congressto use every proper eflort to obtainthe passage of an actwhereby th comparative merits of each site offered for the purpose maybe ascertained with a yiew totho adoption of that one by which the public interest will 0 best promoted. Resolved, Thata copy 9f the foregoing preamble and resolution be transmitted to the Sens&Repsfrom this State. Approved, ] has 27, 1866. RAILROAD TO TEXAS.