Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-08

troasN tive fagess, which he also learnt eo 5, ,vas
 el over. The eap.ain told hm that he ssked Gor
 eaosn passengers place. but he Gouad sha Fl had nos
 money enough and he placed him among the steer
 ese passengers. aod made him comogiabie. Ia going
 ram the deck into lhe hold the lllh ay, ke says
 h~aes @f ss,.-;. ',.. .. as s says s's shoad not dare attempt n. He will retura home a aOoR as POssible.-N. HaUrn Register.
 THs nexs Prssideacy.- Already ihis subject Is be- Tinniag GO be agitased a many of the newspapers oI the eoanlry. Iappear aS though the SOuIh, and es- Peeiaiy vrsiaia and South Carolina were apprehen. Sve that that section of country would not have the uelscling of the successful candidate. They do not
 wish that the West sould agaia furnish the man-and ea lO ihe North. that is entirely out of the question wilh themr-lhey will not hereafter support any nGn From New-England. Such Is the prejudice agains, us aa psOpte-and are so disuniied among ourselves 2ehai we apprehend il wl be very many years before aaOsher man from here can reach the Presidential ehair No maIer what Ialens or character or servi. ceS she may present-the mere circumseance Or his eeiuE New-England man wiH prevent the South from giving him their support.
 Meetings have been recently held in sundry parts or Ereiaia Tor the purpose of sounding public sentimen. aPen ihis sui5eet. And in ons of the counties the Aause of Be4tamia tvaAaas Leigh has been presented Ah due tormaiiy, aad aeasares adopted 10 hate the aea,iment reiterated throughout that state, and pos- Sibls through the southern states generally Me- L. genieman of whoun have thought very highly for dany years. He one of the ables, political writers of the day--he Dsk an early stand against the en- troachnenis cf GeA JacksoA npop the constitution; and in 1924 was auoAg the idost efficient comatan,s against his success to the Presidency H he should nowgbe seriously held up a candidate, we should no, be at all surprised t e should carry at once. be- sdes the vote of his native aae those of the two Ca felinas and Georgia; and with the influence which the Virginia politicians accustomed to exert his hame might become very formidable throughoat ihe U"ion. He has 'o he sure military fame to reeom- meud him-he has never gaiaed New-O Orleans sic.o. ", nor pursued and death his enemies iaa aea. ssai country he has m unblemis,ed reputation, ~nquessioaed talents of high order, un.irng iaastsy, had a" independence and decision of character which 5hould conamend him othe favorable consideration of hN his fellow citizeas matter in what section of the country they may be locaied Ifpresssd upon the haiioA with the zeal with which, Virgiuians usually psess their own men he may, as we before n,imaed, 6ecome lormilaLle candidate.
 Fire ia GosheR.--On Thurslay night last, . iwo. +sery dwelling house is West Goshen. owned by Mr. Seha H. Collins, and occupied by ihreeof the families aitaclacd 10 his manufacturing establishment, was burnt to she ground. Most of the fsrasre in the house was saved We do not learn how the fire ori- .Giaaied No insurance,
 Lightniag.-During thunder storm on Sunday af: nssn1n nlS Nr,t. Ton was struck by lightning while large assembly
 as convened in !, and id the net of public wo.ship aesssnss "a the tighaangsvod attached io the ou- Pola of the building, part of e stream Of electric aaid was attracted by the s.oye pipe at the ridge of the house. The shock was 90 severe ihaa many were thrown fros their seats, and for few moments the widest confusion reigned-sghs shriea, and e.ery
 emomsffaton of terror mani iested by those in the
 mmediaie vicinity d the angles of te ssose pipes on both dides Of the house. One pefion lad the shoe throWn koa tte foot and the stocking considerably torn, and ye, received alarming injury. When the first bursi of conservation had Ltiie snbsided young man who seated in a slip where stands pillar tor the support Of the gallery. and to which aa iron brace is attached to aid in the support of Oue of the stose pipes, was discovered leaning against the pillar, and the change witch had tn. ken place ia the coantenance during the lapse of] from three to five minutes of sIspended anma,ion drew from the .bserver fha exclama.ioa that MT. - Hatch was injured. This annouacemeni wns beard ty ,he brother of the stricken man physician,
 who instantly flew to ha, and with the assistance o such had presence ofmina sufficient for the cmer- gency had him conveyed to sa.e air and y inc atS. taa appcaaisa sf cold water she head. and hreas sogser with perseveriag frc'ions, far the space of
 ve or six minutes, signs ef returning life began ap pear. He was ihea removed iato the open air and soon recovered. eef" 7a
 Let al who may the history ofthis awfs sista soR recollect the means by which fellow mortal was t the blessing of heaven resnsciiaed, and the lie of n interesting member of comlpuniiy preserved. In this all signs of life were actually suspended for a; ieas. 10 miaacs anA probably 1907 IA. Other vie. ;taiions of the kiSd may be experencedbe prepared for them. m.-COmm. gFyafN 1
 During the nme shower. which was exceedingly violeat, she eesiag House as South Fasms was aiso struck by iighiang during divine ssrvcs !. struck she rod attached o the eapoa rus dows se the eart and passed oG without doing any olher damage shan breaking fsw glass near lhe beiGiy, and slightly ssuaRing few persons in the cnreh. The lightning struck ia several other places, and an ox was killed byshe Auid ia ,i,s west part of Seslh Farms. The cainpesiisa hasween ,he twa Sseam Bsassply- iag between Nsw-Ysrk and Norwalk has arrived al such pitch shat t has become exceedingly danger