Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24

',nk,an Calh.l;s fsilli. aud that l.E halie3s /. i1 ihe fnrs,is and ecFtnfopiek of the sa.,,e-- ana desired nn interview with 6saihnl;r
 or;esi. fhaf he might conlrbs his sin1 .anfl seck 6hsoiniion. li stated ahAt ha kas s fa aih- aF. snil br6. hers, and sisters livi6e and ah.,ve aII fbaf he lad d little danghfef abonf f,nr
 &ssfs hla. mnd expreSsed the deell fst agI irtv so ns6ie soma arrangement fDT her f,f,,r, welfare. and to effect reconciliation ,sith his lansilV. whom ha asserted 10 bs h6nofable and fesnecfNljIe.
 UDdn sihe subject Of contessioos sfepoftes "a E .Ve Iiesf made hy Nina, since his isnnrisg' Si;f,seff j,, this Ee0niy. we are authorized fo sa \. not flie Slightest Telianee is to be placed in fbsaS. Nina llss yet made 10 confession. .ss .sal, N
 E,sltsssi,se Cdse. e.-sA lenale who gave her name AIsfV' Ciuz, was brought up this morn. ina bv watehuian Xanberis, who Istaied that he Ind serestsd her last night near the thea- ire, for her disordcrly conduct and hlasnhe-.
 mDUs la0gusgs. She had just coma SGit of the theatre, in company with a young nnan,a with whom che was argn-in-aFm, and, upon: some ,lnkn kno,sr proyocation. n quarrel ens,is ed hets36en them, she being in liquor. which ef,Slk kd in her capture by the watch. When she was splendidly atiired, her dress 1.-The most costly and fashionable order, lite- rally hung with golden chains, and sparkling with jewels, and the fingers of either hand tiiitkIy studded with rings. After affiTing at the watch hoAse,>a a disguise was br0OglifI hes by the young man with whom she iirst appeared. and n friend or two! The cllaflge of a blpe calashsand iins brbwn cloth cloalx. AiteIlhe henfing before his hon. ors .iiis morning. she was hned, and security for hrr future good behavior, at tpiiirfl her pafaff51iis gake his name. Up0Ds in'Isry, it was ascertai0e etl that she arrived in lli city d lew weeks peR lromsihs eSsfsin cpiiIpanys with m a1sEii0nate husband. inc t0nne z5pD of both bsQ ol Ia first fespeciasu biIity. He being obliged b travel to the sUnth onsl5usiness, clIose rather to enioy the company 0f his beaulilui and seemingI V arnis able and dyMfuous Ri on bis journey. than l4ave hef behind Uponf arriving in Phila-9 dFiphia, che becaane fascinated withsits aps l,earance and thoug the young and favored rife Of ah haffsctionaieIand ipdplgents husband expfGssed assiesire io remain in tFescity until his fetnrn nom Baltimore, the place of his business. ~ Sa X
 Unnse1 10 thwart her wishes, he acquies1ed. and sec4fing home fOfsher at llie place they
 0dged, hefel or tie first respe tability, and. i. Ifilsting t0 her adality, tpek passage for Bal limore. and isfl her, Since whens hsr fair fame has changed t0 Ufe of foul and black disbon0r, and sli6 is now on the high raAd to
 nfauys and ruin. She Jeff the city for New York Go day, 10 avoid a aineeting with her in jured paFtrier. Fl ils Chron.
 An nlnost incredib ble Ise1p. z- We understand a few days since,j as boat f. sl|IsIl nth! iron and ofheF aftirles had liil fies tslnls nit of the Sinclined pIanc. oIi Hfi sIESe pf at Boonton Falls, the chain nak Hkf *nd- rd to the I6ots0f, the plane M i i fxf {sis giving tho hoat such a hasty pislI. sAia ilae
 water, that ' hen she rose oI litA top lot tIie !iRell thus created, it carrisd her over the. l0Sy path 1t tho head of the canal neilF the plane, and rsecipitafed her down [ f0EIk 1recipice Of about 200 feet. where she nusx ies & heap of ruins not worth picking up se nigh was she aised by the swell. and s0 N sia her flight, tl1at she scarcely touched the tow path. or any thing else. until she struck up - Dn a rock so or 40 feet below the snrfaces of the canal, and broke in two near the cant te--- he tw0 parts then continued to desceu0 among tle rocks where they now lie. Fhe:
 most incredible part Ofihe story is, tilat fiiers were persons un board, \ wOsnan md Sl :hiidren, who went down the pfeclplc Wtth
 he boat. neither of whom rcceised Any ma erial injury. The captain and hauds probf- 'iY went on shore to walk down the lane, vLieh < isfrsqdentiy donc.--N. J. Ea8
 An a,cjnl Occurrence. = One If the most eNiiie and heart rending scenes WAS exhibit- d in Cumberland co. K ,. on the 5th instant. hat the iohahitants of these regions hAse
 r been calied tts witness. AnumbNf ofsinen sere collected u MT. Ezekiel Pcrdue's for ne purpose of rolling logs. They went Into field which ahounds with,dry staNeing tim Ter, . part Ofswhich was on t}fe pAFty con 'isting of six men and lss1F. went to work. near tree that was burning. Just as theN were preparing to roll a log. the tree on ire Iell immediately on the company. Joseph Mayes. John Huff, jr. and James Brist6I, were instantaneouslys killed. Archibald M. Ferd1e was rnortally wOundc il'i expired in ! few hours none of than beard tO speak atter the treei fell. Rnkdne. 2 synath aged l4 years. was badly Nil iied. hut hopes are entertained nf his rec tty - John Hun, Sen. was the 0nl7 pae of tho sew en who escaped unhnrt. Mayss has ieit wiie and nine children; Nfv HuE had been
 recently sharried; MT. Bristol a.lsi Mir. Perdu
 Were young unmarried mn.
 ~ The Norfolk B<ac6n pu6 Iishes xery sim
 gniar story of faftnrr named Frederick
 Nhliesa North Landing, Psineess q ID conn-
 kssgtnia. This man had neiEAbOr of .
 feruciOus characfar Sse.n,, gfhss ,Iiss Rihksrn