Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-16
THELEoisLATURE.

The following are the most important Joint Standing Committees appointed:
 Judiciary. Senator Woodwrrd and Messrs. Phillips of Putnam, Booth of Dan- bury, Chapman of Hartford, Torrance of Derby, Waller of New London, Marvin of Saybrook, Fyler of Winchester, Lull of IOlland. Et44css8s. ss,ss{54s t@k# .
 Banka.-Senater Turrill and Messrs. sBowles of Norwich, Wheeler of Bridge port, Stanley of Britain, Brown of Water bury, Beebe of Putnam, Gallup of Brook lyn, Gilbert of Coventry, Beers of Corn wall.
 State Prison. Senator Cotton and Messrs. Baldwin of Plymouth, Stevens of Naugatuck, Whitemore of Rocky Hill, Clark of Windham, Roberts of Middle town, Palmer of Waterford, Sherwood of Sherman, Durham of Mansfield.
 Neso I6tvns. Senator Wadsworth and Messrs. Cowles of Pennington, Limburn- CT of Oxford, Boughton~ of Ridgefeld, Adams of Canterbury, Bass of Colebrook, Lyon of Lisbon, Purple of East Haddam, Pinney of Stafford. s' t-sa- '1. 1, I1cOrporations. s.-Senator Brown and Messrs. ". c. Case of Simsbury, Judd of Stratford, Wildman of Guilford, Scott of Sprague, Martin of. Killingly, Talcott of Vernon, Hall of Clinton, Wilcox of Cana an. ss kese4sssA IL Hfs sG st t15-s'2 I4sza -i4t
 Gain,s.-Senato Burnett and Messrs. Woodruff of Litchfeld, Mix of Chesh- ire, Frink of Stonington, Barnes of South ington, Browning of Plainfeld, Pratt of Westbrook, Rider of Wilmington, Kinney of Greenwich. sn7-Gna4 ~zE
 Education. Senator Potter and Messrs. Potter of Essex, Kendrick of Waterbury, Morris of West Hartford, Kingsbury of Franklin, Morehouse of Darien, iCurtiss of of Harwinton, Carpenter of Mansfield, Oatley of Killingly. f<tHl -5eia4t
 Finance Senator Maxwell and Messrs Lockwood of Norwalk, English of New Haven, Houston of Hanfeld, Brown of Griswold, Page of Durham, Seymour of Torrington, Williams of Pomfret, Dean of Coventry. 1ssT t!'e'' kaa 1HSs''t' '*'
 Raslroads.- Senator Stoddard and Messrs Hall of Windham, Plunkett of Glastonbury, Smith of Norwalk, Stillman of Chester, Lines of Meriden, Harris of Salisbury, Mead of Greenwich; Steel of Bolton. ..It.
 Military Afairs- Senator Hurlburt and Messrs. Tibbits of New London, Hall of Wallingford, Clason of Stamford, Ham ilton of East Windsor, Merrill of New Hartford, Coe of Middlefeld, Coggswall of Ellington, Bishop of Woodstock. .
 .Agriculture. Woodward and Messrs. Gallup of Sterling, Holloway of Suffolk, Beach of North Haven, Wick wire of Colchester, Benedict of New Ca naan, Mattoon of Watertown, Smith of Haddam, Burns of Somers. .-a r t..
 Sale of LGsads.-Senator Glover and Messrs. Babcock of New Haven, Cowles of Pennington, Browning of. North Ston- ington, Gay of Stamford, Knowlton Of Ashford, Strong of Warren, Kelsey of Killingworth, and Ellis of Hebron. >,
 Humane Iastitutioas.- .- Senator Stan nard and Messrs. Douglas of Middletown, Scranton of Madison, Sheffield of Fair field, Taintor of Hampton, Goodwin of Sharon, Chapman of East Hartford, Thompson of North Stonington, Leonard of Holland .',-.--s<-
 The Connecticut Western railroad asks for two extensions, from New Britain to Canton and from Hartford towards Lee, Mass. ~..s .A.e,s ...~
 W. H. Green again petitions for release from State Prison.
 A resolution passed the House asking the Governor to call on the general gov ernment for census details of the State.
 A EcSO1uLiOH O1 MI. OOOuWlH sIeSaIulAlS Governors letter relating to the lowering of fares on the N. Y. and N. H. R. R was rejected by the House. E-7 4.,
 A select committee on County Seats and District Courts was voted by the House.
 Remarks were made in the House, Wednesday, by MT. Woodruff, upon the death of Representative Platt of Wash ington, and resolutions were passed.
 A petition has been offered for a Savings Bank in Woodbnry. s.... ss -r.,s.-..
 A committee is to. be raised on, temper aOoe