THE ENQUIRER.

LITCHFIELD, MAY 3, 1882.
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T 1he tegistaswe of this State were to convene at New-Haven yesterday Arrangements had been made by the military and citizens to meet the Cover nor on Tuesday afternoon at East-Haven, and escort him into the city.

 In the House of Representatives it is thought that the gentleman who presided that body asr year, Martin WelIes, Esq. will be again chosen, and that Samuel Ingham, Esq. will be the competing candi- date. For Clerks, we have heard various names men, tiO0ed-tO-nghts mail will probably disclose who are successful. The Governors speech will be received in time for our next paper.