Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-17
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Hoass, being rejected in .be Senate by large ma jori,y.
 Doing good Bnsapsss.-It is related of Sir Astley Cooperb by his biOsrapher, on unquestonable author iy that in the last year of his abode in New Broad Street. London, lie realized the largest sum that was ever known by medical practitioner, no less than 2l 0O and for years aer his transit to the west end of thetown, the astonishing celebrity with it's consequent wonderful income of from OOOi to 2O- 0OOi. per anBum attended his footsteps.
 NeD Orleans, A,pa l4.-~Charles F. Morehouse, Esq recently Register of the Land Office a, Monroe, and formerly representative the State Legislature, had personal rencontre with Jonathan Morgan, late sheriff of the parish of Washiia, Sunday the lst inslant in which he was ,nor.ally wounded. He died the succeeding Wednesday. We have not heard the particulars which led tothis unfortunate occdrrence.
 "A dreadful little for ashilling," said penurious fellow to physician, who dealt hin. out m emetc " can't yon give more, .Doctori''
 s PapU.-The value Of the domestic manufacture of
 this article in the United States s estimated at OOO 900 per annum--ef which about g. soc, ,00O are paid for rags. and $1. 10000 for wages the price of the article has declined from 20 5 per cent while the quality has been improved in the same proportion.
 There are now finished in progress and projected in the United States, 293s miles of Rail Road.
 4 plain Hmt.-Newspaper editors ut the eastward not prevented by excessive dilence from speak. ing plainly subjects ofgenera interest. Hear what one o them says in relation to advertising :" It s no, simply by numerous subscription that paper is
 to he supported, and the interests ofa town promoted bu, by gensroas and general habi o adpsris;ng in Is colnns. 1t is this which gives support to paper and character tO e town. But suppose paper aobes printed week after week, and mon.h after month, and not solitary trader of the town to announce in is columns willingness dispose Of merchandise what would be the inference out of ,owni Surely, that there are no traders and no merchandise here."
 The Committee of Congress to whom was referred the petition of the inhabitants in Connecticut River Valley have reported in favor of granting $s50 for improving the River at its mouth, and $lO,0OO for clearing Instructions in the river.
 The Spaniard.- The mass of the people oeSpain, says recent traveller, take ltlc heed of the vices of the government and entirely indifferent about no. liiical privileges. The Basque provinces, which are the most enlightened, have little to complain Of; for they enjoy multitude oi privileges and exemptions which are well defined and jealousy maintained and as for the SPaniard in the Southern provinces, give him his shade in the summer, and his sun in the wn ter; his tobacco, s melon, his bread, and his wine give him hole to creep into. and put him within sound of convent bell, and he asks no more or, if you rise degree two in society, and speak of the respectable peasant, then give him his embroidered jacket, his tasseed hat, his guitar and his maja, (sweei-heart, n the dialect of AndausaI aud i, is matter of indifference to him whether Spain is ruled by Caligula or Titus.
 Nescspapers.-Travelling one day into the country we fell in company with man whom we soon ascer. taned to be well-to-live-i world farmer Tn the course ofconversaon upon ous subjects rin. cpaly agriculturai found that he was just return ing from our town where he had that day contracted for the sale of50O bushels of wheat at 75 cents per bushe. From this subject our conversation changed to that of newspapers and upon ascertanng tha, he was not a subscriber to any paper, we offered him oors. bat the man had 90 many ways for his mo. ney, he could not afford it. We then asked him, if he would become a subscriber in case we would con- vince him that if he had taken the paper, he would have saved in one bargain alone five times the cost of il for year. He agreed to this; and we took from our pocket one of latest papers in which was an advertisement. offering to contract for any quantity of wheat at 8i cents per bushel. Thus we illustrated to our farmers friend, that if he had been reader of our paper, he might have saved 6cens on each ofhs 800 bushels of wheat; making total of 90 dollars sufficient to pay for the paper l5ycars He paid us $2 and Jeff us, growing at mselfior having been so negligent of his true interest.-N Y. pa.
 One ofour Bcnd-street dashers, who had for con- vsnience, taken up hS rcsidence ., certain secure house in - street, and had run up score there, absented himself from the ordinary. This enraeed Locket, who commissioned his wife to 10 and dun him, which Mr. - hearing of, declared publicly that if she came he would kiss her. "Willte quo:h Mrs. Lockst--" will he!--Csve me my bonnet, Molly. and I'Il zee whether sny fellow OD earth has suc inc padencs" "My dear," cried shs cooling husband, '"pray don't be se rash; you don't know wba. man liay do in passion !"--E London paper. \ |" Good Soeiesy"-The following strange oceur- renee has taken place ai ChampignolIss, fEure, France. An inhabiiaat of ihe village having dug hes to enlrap wolf, put upon ii live goose. as bah for the voracious animal Another inhabisanl,on pereeiving the Suffering goose at distance, aL- proaehed h and fell into the ditch, which was eight fees deep, ahe sides being cut oa fern an in- versed ccne. He vaiaiy attempted Co get eai, snd was pasiensy waiting for the return ef day. But he had not waited long when something very heavy fsli apoa sis shoulders. This was wolf attracted by the