Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15

PSced respecting the truth of the account or the po Hs" victory, cannot however last long, Vessels are hourly expected at New-York, which will either con- nrm or dssipate the hopes of the friends of Polish freedom That the triumph may prove to be even ten tunes greater than is rumored must be the desire of every patriot heart-but we arc extremely appehen- "'e that the Poles will be Overpowered at Warsaw.
 RcriU0ls of Religion in Litch6eId Countv.-The last Connecticut Observer Sept TO- contains the fol-
 lowing brief notices of some recent revivas in this county, authority in which tho editors "place en- lire confidence :''-
 HarWiatOn.-Revival commenced in the sprinV- Alter some weeks four days meeting was held which gave the work new impulse. The meetings are still continued with almost uUabated interest Last Sab. oath from 8O to 90 were admitted to the church-a few "ad been previously admitted-and . number more VIII probably be admitted next communion. Out of
 more than hundred hopeful conversions not far from SO have been within the last seven years members of the Sabbath School
 BNrlington.-A continuous meeting was held here few days since; large number of ns look place, during the progress of the meeting and reyi val of great DO wer is advancing. .-.-.' z.
 1orringtord.-A four days meeting was held sbou, 1Oar weeks since. Here s a powerful revival. Last
 Sabbath 7O came forward expressing their recen, hope of an interest in Christ.
 Washt"gton.-Four days meeting about three weeks since. There were numerous conversions during the meeting and therevival is going on with power.
 Mlyord-Here s powerful revival. Three hundred are rsckoned converis-and we understand from gentleman who present, tha. about 100 were propounded for admission into the church. the last Sabbath in August.
 No!Joik.-A four days meeting was held here two or three weeks ago. There have been from thirty to 6y conversions since that time and the revival is ad- vancing.
 Piymo"th-Here has been four days meetng- aud powerful revival is in progress. We have no, Aeard particulars.
 Cotebrook-A four days meeting was held early in JHly. hwas followed by revival in which abou, 60 have besn,t thought, brought into the fold of Christ
 >NOrthfetd.-A four days meeting was held here, about taree weeks ago "a number of conversions took place during the progress of the meeting.
 Kent and Wauen.-In both these Societies are re- vivals of great interest.
 WSnchester.-Four days meeting last week-of much interest. very large number were awakened 10 their guilt and danger and the School House where they assembled was not large enough to accommodate them.
 Winsted.-A four days meeting was held here some Vimo ago, and was followed by powerful revval.- The interest still continues.
 There never has been time of SO much feeling in regard to religion in Litcheld county as the present -or .revivals of 50 much promise tho church from the number and character of the converts.
 Thus far the Observer-we add, that in
 Litchfeid-A revival has been in progress number of weeks. On the Sabbath before last, 64 new con. vers admitted into the communion of the Pres- byerian Church, besides IA or 15 in the Episcopal Church, among them of our most influential ct- Eens.
 Bethism.-A four days meeting was held here two weeks ago. the happy fruits of which are beginning to manifest themselves. .
 South Farms. A four days meeting here also few weeks since. number of conversions have taken place, 16 or 7 added to the church, and the work s still progressing.
 The New-York Observer of Saturday las. says :- The twenty annual meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions will be held in the city of New-Haven, comme ncing on "Wednesday, the 9th of October next at 10 o'clock, us ASSVs AeVudIo !" UOuss Ds Os s OXpGcteu to preach the annual sermon.'
 Hezekiah Nilss-This veteran editor 0 the Week. ly Register at Baltmore-one Of the most popular and best conducted papers in the counry-was candidate for the office of Esctor the State Senate at the election last week, in opposition to Mir. Hcath Mr. N. was however defeated by large majority. Pend ing the canvass, account of the viruence of the opposition, supported by the whole weight of the oE- flee holders of the general government, Mir. Niles published appeal to the people of the district. We
 make this exirae, from it. The fact disclosed respec- ting Mir. Livingston and Mr. Van Bnren is honora- 6e to the former s and coniemptible in the latter. Who but a man imbued with the malgnancy of New-York Tammany politician would have re. sOrted to the pitifu business in which find "the little magician" sngagedi
 "The Register never has been-never shall be, while hold ii, given up to party political pHrPOses- tB aim and end, so far as they depend upon my own writUgs are to build up exleRd certain great prin- cples which entertained in the days Of my youth, and was aTdenty devoted o before Gen. Jackson was my thought offor the Presidency than my hum is in these simple facts-that ihe late Mir Monroe, when Secretary of State. commenced the practice of purehasing sets ofmy work fof the supply of onr min istets aAd agents ahroad-which practice grew with the regular purchase Of . certain number of copies by Mr. Adams, as Secretary of State, the arrange Snent coniisuing while Mr. Ciaysh the same office. Mr. Vaa Buren, it strme, reformed" me out of the eeaed a the Secretaryship, he surey unsolicited on xnv sarsl sAnewed the arranRement that Mr. Adams