Litchfield enquirer., 1831-10-06

~PJ'S'~~SSs~ ~sBS S"S, 'oeang ssaued rom tho VaFOas College minls,-whers tt is as easy IO coin them as 6Ppenny bits at tho min. Uftho United States Ih'" ridiculous nomenclature seems likely to maintain "S ground little lOnger notwithstanding the efforts OIS'uart, Cox, Benan and others to effect its abOli- ton. There were no D. D.'s in the days Ofthc Apos- ues' and II there none now, the simplicity of the Gospel would be better consulted. Let government aud the schools keep their honors themselves, OesiOw. them where they are needed: ambassa- dor of the King of Kings, if he be truly such, has occasion for earthly dis,inctiOns-JOur. of Com.
 RCC6Wy.-Mr. Daniel Wilkinson, from Waterloo, N and stranger in the city, missed his way his boarding house, last Tuesday evening" between and 10 o'clock. He inquired ofa his way to his board- ing house, the told him he would show him, took him down Stone street 10 COenties slip, turned down that; and then stopped behind him, and knocked him down, and robbed him of his pocket book containing $65O. The robber had the manners of gentleman. One hundred dollars reward will be given for the M Y: Ado.
 Mir. Daniel COppuck died at Noun. Holly, N J. on the 18th from wounds received on the face, breast mnd thigh, by the explosion of brandy cask, into which he inadvertently placed lighted candle. He lived abou. hours, leaving wife and three children to mourn his loss.
 On Saturday afternoon, in Philadelphia, at an ad- journed meeting of the friends of Poland, number Ofyoung gentlemen came forward and inscribed them selves volunteers i5 the caUse, and it resolved, that Mir. F. G. Smith be requested to meet the com- mttee on "Wednesday, to lay before them his views Of tho practicabiiy of passing through Europe the seat of war;"
 Eject ef Music upon she elGocs of Tailors-The eE feet of music the oddly and wonderfully verified during late general mourning in London.- A tailor had great number of black suits, which were to be finished in short space of time-among his workmen, there fellow who always sing ing Rule Britannia, and the rest of the Ourneymen joined in the chorus The tailor made his observa- tions and found that the slow time of the tune retard ed the work in consequence he engaged blind fd- dier, and placing him near the workshop, made him play the lively tune of Nancy Dawson. This had the proper efect-,he iaiors' elbows moved Obedient to the melody, and the clothes were sent home within she prescribed period.
 Maa Loa.-On Monday the 5,h inst. the mail bag from the Harrisburg stage. which passes through Westchester was either stolen lost, and ,idngs have been heard oft since. The bag in the front boot nearly under the feet of the drver who says he W and that he first missed is the Permanent Bridge. Checks to the amount $500 were by it from Phila- rdephia.
 Horses.-It is mentioned that an alarming mortality l,as taken place among the horses in some parts of Massachusetts. Tho disease which is thus fatal, is described, as commencing with continual incIina- tion of the head to the right, and subsequent pro- aensity to turn round the heels, until the animal Galls and dies. It is termed apopexy. The heads of some fthe deceased animals when opened exhibited water, and others blood the brain. The former ca ses are called Serous and the latter SanguineOus apo plexy. There is but one remedy which hasy yet been found eectua in any case and that is copious bleed- gag ia the 6rst stages the disorder. Not less than to quarts should be taken from the horse, and this should be done first perceivng the symptoms, and before any effusion Of blood on the brain.
 Considerable excitement was produced on Tuesday u,orning by the discovery of blood on the corner o Johu and Dutch streets, and large pine stick be- asared with blood a, end, with which some per- ssa is supposed to have been brutay beaten, if not killed. Two or three individuals state that they heard the cry of murder in that vicinity about three o'clock ia the morning. The marks Of blood were traced by Alderman Sharpe through William to Frankfort, and up Frank fort across the Park to Augustus street.:
 Mir. Robert Hanna, Delegate to the Baltimore Auti.aasonic Convention from Cadiz Ohio, fell from t,s stage whea about miles from Baltimore, and was % badly injured that his life is despared oE As he was st.iag forward with the driver, the seat suddenly gave way, and both were precpitated to the ground. The driver was also good deal hurt.
 Washington Coktegs.-We understand that the Rev. Nathaniel s. Wheaton, of Hartford, has been chosen President of Washington College, Hartford, 10 supply the vacancy Occasioned by the resgnato" of Bishop pBrownsll.-AfiddletoUn Sentinel.
 Ata Jackson Republican meeting lately held at St. Louis, tMissouri,) Gen. Wm. H. Ashley was put !" nomiua,ion for Congress, to supply the place made vacans by the death Ofihe Hon. Spencer Pes''s.
 Ate session ofthe Supreme Court recently held at Warren, Ohio, Dr. O. K. Hauey, was tried for mal' prae,ce, n treating compound dslOcation of the at" cle iointg of Mrs. Williams and convsted. The Jn' " awarded the plaintiff verdict of $675.
 We learn from tho Albany Argus. that the election for charter officers in that city, has resulted m the " mmph of the Jackson party in three out Of the hVe avards. Last year the wOrkng-men succeeded'
 MARRIED,
 Tn New.Haven, Mir CharlesC c. Hubbeli, oi Enaries- @ .on. S. 0. 10 Miss Martha M. Morton; Mr William Lloyd to Miss Elizabeth GalsaRt, oi GeorgeloWn C.: Mr. Elias Pierponi, 10 Miss Sophronia l.. Ghi.
 In New Haven, DuncaR Esq. ot LoMisV"e' Xiv. to Miss Caroline Shipmsn; Mir George lnS%P-