Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-16

A correspondent of the Portland Gazette has ascer- ianed that 2O460 Panes of glass were destroyed in that town by the late hail storm.
 The Oxford Observer (Me.) states that the wife of James BuckmiDater, of Franconia, (N. H. has had since the year 1S24 NINE children at three births three the frs trO at the second, and four at the last They are all boys, and are all living and doing well.
 Accident.-Last Tuesday morning abouttwo o'clock the steamboat Enterprise arrived in our harhor. A young gentleman by the name Of Edward Heaion, from New-Haven, Connecticut, was sleeping on the deck, with his face towards the balance wheel from which he was separated ny pickeIing or grating In the of waking he stretched hmseif and untortu. natey thrust one of his feet through the picke,inp One of the arms of the ponderOus wheel struck the ankle just above the joint, and passed as if had been a straw. Shoe, muscles, fragments and homes, were torn and crushed in shocking manner and the foot suspended merely by the cords tue limb was amputaied below the knee. And we are happy to say the stranger is doing well. We understood he had take" cabin passage, but gave it uplo who was poorly able to endure exposure on deck.
 PainsviHe Gag.
 Mormon Emigration. two hundred men, women and children of the deluded followers of Jo Smiths Bible speculation, have arrived on coasts during the last week from the state of New York. and are about seating themselves down upon the "prom- sed land' in this county. IL is surely a mechanically comment upon human nature see SO many people at this enlightened age of the world, trucking along the Ol miserable imposer submitting themselves both soul and body, to his spiritual and temporal man. dates, without murmur, or prcsumng to question that is all command from Heaven. Such an atjec, slavery of the mind may endure for season but in due time, like the chains of Popery. the links which bind them will be rent asunder, and reason resume her empire.-Painsrile 7slegraph.
 o. ?. Q.-The Richmond Whig coniectures that the Rev. c. C. Coon, the eccentric author of Lacon opinion is founded the internal evidences of the letters, the terseness, of mind, the clear and condensed views of passing events they exhibit and which are such peculiar characteristics of tue w:- tinss of the author of Lacon.-Troy Sentinel.
 Trees the Streets-It may not be generally known that conductive to healtl as we'll as highly to the streets which they border. The leaves of trees absorb the carhonc acid gas floating in the atmosphere breathe, and which injuri ous to respiration, when it is superintendent Vege- ta'ion increases the proportions of oxygen, the gas most favorable to heaith.-N Y paper.
 The St. Louis Times, tn paragraph which the AL bany Argus has had the tileness to copy--by which only has H attracted our noiice-accuses the Ma tioma Iniege of indscri rimna,e faiiery' of Mir Senator Webster. So far from this charge having the slightest foundation in truth, that distinguished citizen has never had half justice done him here. His merits cd :.lo known to every generous and liberal mind, in every hab iiable spot from Passamaq"oddy to the Gulf of Mexico If the editor of the St, Louis Times has soul enough to comprehend his character, apprcci ate his patriotic laiors, it is fault of lfenvy aad maligDiiy seek dim his fame, because h shines too brightly for them, there is generosity in his srymen winch wi rescue il from their hands, and pre- it unobscured for those noble which Prov idence may design ii for hereafter. We do speak Of Mr. Webster in party sense. There are some men elevated by their Ra.ure above mere party con. who disdain to be trammelled by them who dare be honest, in disregard of consequences; and we believe Mir. Webster to be one of those men. The editor of the Albany Argus ought to blush for his attempts to disparage such charac,er-Nat. InteN.
 Etisho Adams.-The las. Niagara tLockpor') Cour-
 
 the 9h inst. This man was the only individual re- maning alive in the country, who could have told from his own knowledge, who were the actual mur derers of Morgan.-N Y. Whig.
 The Wyoming Herald relates that near the Nanti- coke dam, las, year, the child of idiot young man, about 25 years old, taken from her to be given to nurse. It sent to the other side of the Susquehanna but the mother across e ,iper to grt 70 the baby.
 The Boston Gazette says-" There fosv hum dred and eigtytnO names borne the printed list of the present House of Representatives. Nearly four hundred and fifty members are in attendance, making
 daily charge to t.e Commo nweaIih of mine hundred dollars day for the House of Representatives only
 MARRIED,
 Tn this town, on the list inst Mr William Rogers to Miss Caiharne Peters, daughter of Mir Eher Peters: on the 2d, Mr Daniel Stoddard Co Miss Maria Coe, daughter of Mir Levi COe.
 IS Washington, Mr Edward JUdson, merchant, of New-PrestoD, 10 Miss Della Aberne.hy, of the former place.
 In Warren, Mr. George Taylor, of New-Preston, to Miss Sabrina Thomas of Ihe former place.
 Ia New.Miify Mir. Simeon Hlnman, Oi Oxford, to Miss Jane Haviland.
 Ia New. Haven, MT. Lorenzo T. Bennett, of the U.