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 watched the interests and presdedin the admin isiratiOn fthe concerns oI the State.

 Our legislative duties are fnished-what re- mains s faithful and impartial report of our dOings, to tnOse Tor whom we act extenuating nothing, nor setting down aught under the influence ofexcted feel IngS-and the diffusion of that information which is welfare.

 Another is added to the list of sessions which are passed and we are about separate, to return to our respective homes and ordinary occupations. Permit me to make my ack to yOn lOr the k.nd treated by you, without exception and to you, that you have my best wishes and my most earnest prayers for your safe return to your families and friends and for your and their future welfare and prOs An acknowledgment is also due to the citizens oI this place for the kindness and respect they have i(eSted towards us, and the disposition they have shown to make stay here agreeable. I now bid each one Ofyou an afectonate farewell. After the Governor had concluded his remarks, the Legislature was adjourned without day. The following summary of the School Commission er'S Report has been in type couple of weeks, hut crowded out by long legislative reports and other in. teresting matter:-

 From khe Connecticut COurant From the Report of the Commissioner ofthe School Fund, appears that 85172 children were returned the past year, and that $8O9l3 40 have been divided smong them, being 95 cents to a scholar. He also expresses HIS p0r1QO s tant, when dividend of one dollar may be made on each child enumerated, and that it may continue per snanenily at that sum.

 The amount of receipts the past year from the in. uomA of ate Fund consisted of the following items yiz: Dividends on Bank Stock, $s,6s7 70 Interest and Rents from persons in the

 State of N. York, 29,99O 6z Do. of do. in Connecticut, 27,3l8 46 Do. of do. in Mass. 14,29l 17 Interests received of persons in Ohio, 3,092 75 In nf in .s ...s. s8s, ,486 57 The charges against the income of the Fund during the past year, consist of the following items, viz: Special grants made by the General Assembly to School Districts which omitted to make returns according toaw, S481 50 Dividends on 85 172 children, at 90 cts. 8O9I3 40 Compensation of Ccmmisso mer, Treas Orer, Clerks, Policies of insurance, Agencies, and contingent expenses, 3,sl3 45

 $s5, ,2os 35 onhand of the principal of the Fund, sao12l se Principal received into the Treasury since, to March 3l, 1883, 78,33G 50

 s9s, ,45s. .46 Principal loaned during the same pe-

 riod, Bonds secured by mort-

 gage, tn N. England, $35,32l 69 Do. do. in State of N. Y. at7

 per ct. 22,445 25 Subscription to Fairfield Co. Bank, $3,2OO Do. to Stonington Bank, 5000 De. to Phoemx Bank, 10000

 --162OO % Payments made to aid the exchange

 Ofwild lands for cultivated lands, Sc. 7,353 g