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THE PARKS.-The railing around the West Park, in this village, has recently been repair. ed and painted, and large number of thrifty trees have been set out within the enclosure. The twin-parks' now present beautiful ap- pearance, and add not little to the attractions of our village It has been said that " those who plant shade trees, work for posterty," and we doubt not that such of our fellow citizens as have aided in these recent improvements, will receive a rich reward in the gratitute of coming generations. New Haven owes much of her attractiveness to the persesering labors of James Hillhouse and Litchield is no less

 indebted to the late Judge Wolcott- who, more than half century ago. assisted by his brother ,(the late Governor.) transplanted some hundreds of young elms from the adjacent woods and sw,mps, to our streets and every citizen and every visitor reaps the reward of his labors.