THE ENQUIRER.

LITCHFIELD, JUNE 3, Is4I.
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&oWe occupy . very large space in our columns to-day with the legislative proceedings Though there appears not to be much of great importance to be done, understand the probability is that the Legs Iature will not adjourn until next week-thus sitting into the SiztA weeka longer session than any since Jacksonsm had tho control of that body. The an. pointnents Of Probate Judges and Justices of Peace have now mostly been made. We learn that no changes. or very few, have been made in this countv A Justice occasionally goes out, and another is ap. pointed to ll the vacancy. Atak of again changing the County Court system will probably consume number of days.

 Congress of course met on Monday. The Nat. lntegencer of Saturday stated that over one half of the members were then on the ground, and others were hourly arriving. All the Connecticut delepa- hon were on hand. Should there be no difficulty in electing Speaker on Monday the Message of Pre- sident Tyler will be delivered on Tuesday at noon, and barring accidents, reach New-York that night. We shall probably receive a copy this morning. Letter writers conjecture that it will not be very long. Let him be brief in his messages, and we will guarantee to him the support of the country printers It would be one of the best reforms which could be adopted.

 N. B.-Papers by the last mail state ,ha, the whig members of Congress had a meeting OH Saturday evening last, and agreed support for Speaker Mr. White of Kentucky, and for Clerk Mr. F. O. J. Smith, of Maine.

 Post 0Gcs Appoinsns"ts.-We perceive by late New-Haven papers, that renovation has commenc. ed in that county. We trust it will go on till there shall be at least an equality of whigs with the loco focos; and to do this, probably EIGHT THOUSAND chan ges will have to be made in the United States Du- ring the proscriptve and intoerant reigns of Jack son and Van Buren, an almost entire sweep of the offices was made. Not whig was left, except where no loco foco could be found to take the place. Take, for example, Litchfeld county and where is there whig postmaster left? A list of the towns with the number of Post Offices, will show-and by it will be that the ocos have possession of 45 offices. and the whigs of6-so far as we know and in three of these latter cases the offices have been either changed established since the present ad ministraton came into power.