Gr The Ncw-Haven HeruId of Tuesday contains further proceedings of the legislature than is com. prised in the preceding page.

 Our correspondent al New-Elavem not having writ ten us this week, we copy the following paragraphs from letter to the editors of the Connecticut Cou- rant, dated the 22d inst.

 " The hill to dispense with military parades excent on the first Monday of May, has not yet been finally disposed of. The military gentlemen will of course disrelis' i, and, although public sentiment is rpening Tor an important change in the whole system, yet il Will probably end ior the present year in little more patch work to our military code, which is already pretty well tattered and torn. t..- .a.

 The bill iO make every town probate district has not yet been acted upon n the Senate of course your readers must wait a little longer before they anticipate the return of some fifty members the lower house, dignifed with the title ofjudge of probate.

 The committee on Banks have heard the several petitions praying for interpretations of that descrp- tloD and have reported against them a Little doubt remains Of the of both branches of the Legislature in the decision fthe committee.

 Petitions are pending from Yale and Washington Colleges for aid, which are before the appropriate committees. It IS of consolation, that, amid all the conflicts of party, the interests of literature and science are not forgotten, and that the great body of the people regard our religious literary, and humane institutions as the pride of our little S,ate.'