Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-10
THE ENQUTRER.
LETCHFIELD, JUNE 1o, is8o.

1k1OkHEAELDs JUNE 10, 1880.
 zAs Legisiasave Ofihs state aaiouroet on Saturday forenoon lnsi, after session Or tRr,y-sO days How many aes have been passed pr what amount of bene- the state the sessiOn has beer we have not yet the mesns of asrerlainng.. Tho New-Elavsn papers of ofSauEday did not as we expected they would fnr- nish either the tides df the acts oruf the proceedings Of legislature up to sasurday morning. Next week, however. we shall probably bein possession of them. The publication of shs laws will be commenced as sOon received. and completed with all reasonable despaschso that the people may be in possession Ol che doisss efihsir servants.
 We learn from the New.Havea Palladium, as well as from cne Ofahe members ofthe legislature, that .he Lottery bill, aGler undergoing some amendments, pass cd both houses, and has become kw. A proviso
 asadded, shallhe act was not to interfere with ile EHeld Bridge Company orthe Retreat for the Insane Lottery ssaders are to pay $lOO for their license
 hill passed Iosmng new town from part of the town of Farmhgt0n, sO be caIied "Avon."
 The COsnpirOer made repor, 10 tle legslature of the anosnt due thie Sa,eafron the Un,cd States for disbursements daring the last war. from which it ap- pears that there is due the books about 40OOO0.
 Among she appropriations thu, have been made, are So5OO to finish the State House in Now-H Haveu 2OOO for Eepairiag the Arsena, 400 to repair the Hartford Ssate House, and 2500 to erect bailding for female convicts in the State Prison. 5dl HTv sA.a 8
 The committee the tariff tn the House of Repre-. seaiasives. i've quote Of these bsief paragraphs from the Palladium, reported resolution that the ta. r laws costitationai and that the system cons,. tssss the true and only policy for this goyernment
 The Senate were somewhat divided as to the expedi. ency ofpassng the resolution bu. what was the resul, we have nOt learnt. We presume, however, i passed shai body. .@s .F..,. .@.e...s
 The bill passed last session authorizing the erection ofa County Work House in Fairfield county has been repealed. a .yaas.ts.Fs .tE 9 -.Hr #4
 IA hill Gor the incorporation of the Mid'esex Coun- " Bank, to be located Middetown, has passed ho,h houses. The petition for bank Ut Haddam, con.in. ued tO the next session Oi the General Assembly.
 The bl iasr0aaced by Mr. Burrall tn the House Of Representatives fer prohibiting the circulation of for. sien bank notes of an amount less than fvo dollars, which passed that body, rejeced in she Senate.
 \, The various prcjec,a respecting the militia, exempt iag persons upwards of 35 years of age, dispensing with all raiangs except one. &c.,, all rejected by the Senate-so that understand the old law re. mains in force for raao.hes twelsemonth. Z,
 N The CeRsms--We understand that Mesars. Ormond March, of this town. Charles A. Judson, of Washing ton, and Peter Bierce, of Cornwall, have been ap. pointed by the Marshal to take the enumeration ofin habi,anis in this couny-ir. Marsh in the towns in the 18th Senatorial District, Mr. Jadson in the 16tl and Air. Bietce in the l7th "''A PcpSiation cf she Village ef Lachfeid.-The Gol. lowing isthe correct number of the inhabitants oths village the iss of June instant furnished by the gentlemaa who is taking the census: '