Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-01
THE LEGIsLAlTUj,RIEE,. F

hiram OOOQWius 4otu utettiCss ACVVs-s I,fy9 -.s John B. Wright, 18th district, 1861. A
 The followipe have been members of the House of Representatives z VI .l' .ssS ss'.' a,{ s. Charles Atwater, Jn. New Haven, 1861.
 Lyman w. Coe, Waterbury, 1858. .EnsmmSD. Asery. Grosoa.sls54. syEsSss Horace Smith, Colchester, lS60. aftF
 Al Ryington.. Norwalk, 1s5s- -5s. s~
 CIV. Phillips. Putnam, 1860 1861. .,g Truman A. Warrsn. Watertown. ls5e. h L. M. Leach, Durham. 1860. gs v.a.
 John R. Washburn, Stafford. 1850, 1857, 1858. The lawyers are Welch, Calhoun, Platt. Phil lips and Goodwin. Byingten represents the ed itsrial fraternity.
 Ofthe members of the House. the following tandperhaps othess) have been members in pre- .ylous ysars: s kT 1E5f3 5E" i4a&3g93 !. ehas. Chapman, Hartford, ls4o, 4. 4s..a z N N lG,1s6l-53. E5*s '.'s@ S~ 9 s ,- Jonathan E. Palmer, Bloomfield, 1860. ' Win M Skfnnss, East Windsor 1851.
 Win. H. Thompson, East Windsor. 1861.
 John 8. Rice, Pennington Senate 1859. aANSfman Woodru6, New Britain, l840. 'gaJamss T. Pratt, Rocky Hill, ls47. 4s. 50. 57; Senate l65z; M. C., l853-5. 'H2 @''~ Horatio K. Nelson. Sufield, 1859. sg Thomas w. Loomis, Windsor, 1857. - Ezns S. Sperry, Bethany, 1857. <e. alaJohn E. Law, Cheshire, 1861. af 74- N1pDavid w. Plumb, Derby, 1888, 52, 60; Sen. etels4l. .s. Calvin N. Leste, Guford. 1856. < Eli B. Smith, Hamden, 1852.
 VS E. c. Scranton, Madison, ls45, 46, 5l, 56 Senate 1860. i...... ...-..... ..
 Isaac c. Lewis, Meriden. ls4s, 5s. .. Abnsr L. Train, Milford. 1861. -.. .
 Nathan Merwin, Milford. 1861. .... ..a aa Harvey P Davfnn North Haven 1881 ..4 gefAlmon B. Downs, Southbury, 1858. Samuel O. Fsrd, Wallingford, 1852.
 John F. Elton, Waterbury, ls4O, AS, 50.
 E. W. Warner, Wolcott, 1859. 60. D3 Wanton A. Weaver, New London, 1860. John T. Adams, Norwich 1860, 61.
 Samuel B. Case, Norwich, 1852.
 Erastus s. Day, Colchester, 1855.
 Ezra Moore, Jr., East Lyme, 1851. @ ws F. E. Rowland, Groton, 1853. 6l. B
 Elisha Morgan, Groton, 1S37, 40, 45, A. q Chester s. Prentice, North StoniHgton, 1857. Thomas Clark, North Stonington, 1861. Horace N. TrumbuDl, Stonington, 1860.
 Sherwood Sterling, Fairfield, 1857, 60, 6l. Amos s. Treat, Bridgeport, ls5s ~ ' Augustus Mead. Greenwich, ls44, 46, Al, 4s, 5a ,9 + s3'TF '' Benj. Hoyt New Canaan, 1856. Ezra Morgan, Newtown, lS48. ..s. Josiah M. Carter, Norwalk, 1857, 6l.
 Ebenezer Hill, Norwalk, 1851, 63. ..- D Isaac $. Jones, Stamford, 1860, 6l. .as B J. D. Richmond, Ashford, ls42. 45, 49, 53 i; Senate lS4s. Al es'..lr .... V H. G Taintor, Hampton, ls43 Senate 1851. 9 David Gallup, Plainfeld ls4l, ,-5O. sG
 Charles Osgood, Pomfret, 1851, 54, 6l. 's R. s. Matthewson, Woodstock 1861. Luther Burnham, Windham, ls49.
 Geo. W. Peet, Canaan, 1850, 5s.
 H. c. Gregory, Cornwall, ls49.
 Moses Cook, Goshen, l840, Al.
 Willard Gaylord. Goshen, l840, Al. .-
 Abijah Catlin, Harwlnton, 1887, 3s, 39, 40, s6l; Senate lS44; Comptroller, ls47, 4s, 49.
 Lewis Catlin. Harwinton, 1856.
 Andrew Clark, New Hartford, 1861.
 Benj. w. Coe, Middletown, 1854.
 Ephraim Pierson, Haddam, ls40, 4l, 4s. c. s. Clark, Haddam, 1856.
 John |. Hull, Clinton, 1854, 60.
 B. B. Beecher, Durham, lS44, 52. q
 Carnot o. Spencer. Essex. 1861. ,- Nathan Lane, KilliDgworth. ls49, 50.
 Ezra Stannard, Wcstbrook, 2S44, 45, 48.
 k. A. Converse, Stafford, ls43.
 The lawyers comprise Chapman of Hartford, Palmer of Bloomfield, Rice of Pennington. Mer- Till of Southington, Peck of New Haven, Train of Milford, Colt of New London, Adams of Nor wich, Day of Colchester, Treat of Bridgeport, SoAsS VI ANuWdiAy AslChuIVuO Ot ASutOTu, S0L of Canaan, Catlin of Harwinton, and Hyde of Holland.
 The physicians are Salisbury of Plymouth, Webb cf Woodbury, and Richardson of Mans held. The only clergyman, so far as we have information, is Rockwell of New Britain.
 There are numbers of good sound business men who will make prominent and valuable members, am0ug whom we notice Bushnell of New Haven. Plumb of Derby, Brown of Or ange, Elton of Waterbury, Weaver of New Lon. don, Sterling of Fairfield, Hill of Norwalk, Tain tor of Hampton, Osgood of Pomfret, Gallup of Plaiufsld, &c.
 There is an unusual number of members of good talents for speaker and either of the follow ing would fill the chair with credit and ability i; Pratt of Rocky Hill, Rice of Pennington, Train of Milford, Adams of Norwich, Treat of Bridge port, Carter of Norwalk, aud Catln uf Harwin- ton. These will all probably have friends in the caucus to urge their respective claims, and the -fesult is not easy to predict.
 According to our table. the duty of calling the House to order, preparatory to organizing. will rest between Morgan of Groton and Catlin of Harwinton; but there may be members who can clined to the belief that Merwn of Milford was member previous to those named but we have not the dates at hand. --
 There will probably be the usual contests fol the clerkships, but we hear of few names at present. Cyrus Northrup, the excellent clerl Of the House last year, will be clerk of the Sen ste, without opposition, but the two clerkship; in the House are open to contest. The names of George B. Hilliard, Jr., of Clinton, and Brad ley D. Lee of Barkhamsted are tho only ones mentioned to us, and ws are assured they are both excellent young men. and well qualified fol the place.-Press.
 FROM THE srH RECT. AT FORT MACON
 tExrRAcr from private letter.)
 BEAUFORT, N. c. Apiil l4th, 1862.
 It M our good fortune to be still at Beaufort where we have everything about as we wish ex cspt mail communication, which is very irregu. lar and will be till Fort Macon floats diferen, dag, then this will be the door for all communi. Cation with the North. Our mail from veu all goes to Newborn of course, then to Morehead s whore it is divided. and ours waits transnortaton here, 90 we do not expect it until we see i, For, Macon lies right out before us a mile and thras quarters from the beach. We can zee so,d;ors all about it quite plain, and that tratorous aas floats right in our eyes they could shell us opi