THE ENQUIRER LITCHFIELD, JANUARY 70, IsS7.
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 Election Lars.-In preceding column we this day publish the laws upon the manner of holding elections passed at the recent session of the legislature and aso that the subject may be clearly understood, we have given an exposition of the general laws rela. ting to our elections. It would be desirable certainly that some general law should be enacted hearing alike upon all, and compelling oil towns to conform to some one particular rule.

 Surplus Rerenue.-We learn by the Hartford papers that the first nstament of the surplus money is now ready to be paid by the Treasurer such of the towns as may make application.

 THE SURPLrs.-The amount coming to this State, according to the statement of the Secretary of the Treasury, is SlOl9, ,56O sl. This will give to each in- habitant trflc over s3 42 cts. Thishowever is near enough to shew nearly what each town will receive and according to this calculation, the towns in Lch- field county will receive the sums annexed to them

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