Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-02-28
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Waskiaesoa, Jan. 81, 1883 II understand there /,
Hotnucn prospect that the judiciary Committee in the
House win he able 10 report bill, IN accordance with
the Presidents recommendation, TO enforce The col.
lection Of impoes IL sonh Carolina. The committee
Consists Of Messrs. Bell. Ellswor,h Foster Gordon
Daniels, Beardsley. and Coulter. When hill SINH.
1arto the oae reported in the Senate by Mr.. Wilkins
was presented by Mr. Bell, Mr.. Foster moved ia
amend BY striking out the different sections they
read-some on the ground Of their being uncon-
stituoual, and others, because they were nexpedi-
en,. and carried every motion by yeas, Mcssss. Fos.
ter, Gordon, Daniels and Coulter against the nays III
,he 6,ler membefs Of The commuec, until not zen.
teace. word, or letter of,he bill remanedN. y Adp.
"a report ard bill has been reported, which had the
sanction Of Only two members Of the committee tits
not in accordance with the one reported in the Senate.
10000 copies were ordered 10 be pflnted.l
Peach Irsess-Timo,hy Matlock, ESQ., planis his
Pcach Pits two inches deep il good garden mould.-
Whrn the plant rises high enough to shoot out s..e
brauches, he cuts them off, asking great nat in
ure the leaftha stands the base Of each side shoot,
The vigorous and uninterrupted growth Of the tree
depends the preservation ofihese leaves. He re-
commends the trees be washed with pure cool wa
Scr by the aid of brush or coarse CLOTH, and 10 be
heapel up around the tree TO keep of the worm
O1rags.-Wc understand, that last night aa at.
temp, made 10 blow up The locks Of the canal, by
setting Gre TO several kegs Of gun-powder which
were deposited in cavity in each Of the locks. The
SIlainous attempt succeeded 90 Ear as to blow up
Erea' part Of the locks, which will render the canal
impassale for several weeks. BY this event. unless
sl~ -. .t.~
heals the falls, heavy losses will lie sustained,
several bea,s Of the largest class above and
ready depart, hot which will be compelled 10 wait
the rise Of the river. Il is impossible conjecture
svha motives could have influenced the perpetrators
afihis nefari,us deed. As reward Of one donsGad
dollars has been offered that the perpetrators ofthe
may he discovered. -L0uisviie( KY Herald Jan. a.
We are sorry TO say that the death ofour esieem
ed fellow citizen, Henry Ec4forG, Of the city Dc New
York. 10 confirmed beyond doubt, by letters received
in this city, from officers the Navy in the biedterra.
mean, uadcr date Of Goth November. The news was
communicates to our squadron through letter from
Commodore Porter, our Charge dA FAIRS at Ccnsian-
inople, 10 Air. O1ley, Consul al Smyrna. He d..
cd IL fever of about fifteen days dura'ions Intel
Clay, Calhoun and Grandy, in the spring of 1872
lsays the Salem lGaze,le) were a. committee from
caucus TO wait President Madison TO require ofhin
80 recommend war with Great Brain under The PEN
aly al moi beng nominated sr reelection tohe Pres
ideuey. Madison. l, 10 well known, was adverse TO
declaring war. Clay, Calhoun and Grp0dy, were Al
that time NIL enbersofile Horse Of Represenatyes.
mad fellow -parisans. III 1883 they are all members
or lie U. s. Senate, and each as distant from both
the others as possible without being nearer to one
than 70 the o,berjust rs IL the three were placed
eaci, nj an sngie ofaa equilateraI triangle.
Onfraeeous Assnult.--As respectable female ne
med Mrs.. LangstoD, accompanied.by ayouug lady,was
walking iGfEm.s. on Tarsday evening. they were
met by two mcn who stepped upso Them. and attempt
ed 10 enter into conversation succeeding. one oil
them seized The veil OF Mrs. La0gson and il from
her bonnet; she Immediately cried out for help. when
she same fellow struck her blow the head, which
koocked her down; she carried home insens'
bic. aud until yesterday morning her life was despair
ed Of. The villain wha was most active in the ASSAULT
was taken by ihs watch, and has since been commit
ted 90 Bridewell The other escaped and has NOT ye
been arressed.--N. y. Standard. - i.*@'S
TRe Cholera.-There 70 no doubt that cases Of saa
lignan. cholera, Of which two three have proved
fatal, occurred last week NJ Montreal. The sxperi
eaee and character Of the person who has given th'
ihiormaon 20 matter Of public iuty. 10 above susp'
eion. There l., indeed, nothing improbable or Ear
prisng IN The re-appearancc Of The cholera here. as
oter places 10 The winter Of Canada, as in she win
ter 81 Moscow We should ,hipk, however, that Their
is less danger Of iis spreading than in the GUNNER sea
son, because 10 he winter the air muss be leas ab'
80 take M aad eansey peisoaaps snLsancss, and ier
must lie iess islercoarse.--Qnetsc Gas.
AnfaI Csianiiy.--We learn from ~ uaqsesiiona
Die scarce, slas The dssIiag house ofAiEs. Pollard,
Gsrrasd cesniy, sogslhes -ish The hars and sewers
osher hoases were sasirely eessBed Oh the 18th u
sss, aad mssl distressing 70 relate. shrses dasgA
hers we're burn. % death 10 she hoass. Their bose
we're o.ad near Gssni windov. where d y supposs
sshev.had eone o. enaeavor 20 maize their escape.
F-T's 80 ~ Lexisssas. fkp.i Obssvger.
Isisssnsed In . docamsut. psrPsgtne % be lssis
sson shs Secretary ofGov. Hayns efs Casaiina. a.
a6idis have been wrisies b. his Ezceisneyis sEds'
saf ne saapsasoa q 20 further nesion On he para
Ssssh carsiina. On Is sases Of shs taEG unsl alli
ths afiesrameas q the present session e Cengses
hAs tssn ssenrs5 byske unanimous adoption q res.
luton oct % rnise any qneUsioa on that sa9Jset
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