Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-27

expecIed says the Newark Daily Advertiser to deliv- the annual discourse before the Alumni Oi the Col lege at Princeton; on the ensuing commencement.
 10'm0dO-A violent storm of wind and rain, says the Poughkeepsie thteigencer passed over the town of Red Hook in 'hiseoeny on Sunday afternoon last, by which considerable damage was dbhe. A number of buiIdipgs were blown down. and many O,heus un. EOOed and otherwise injured Trees and fencSs were generally prOsIraied. The violence of ae wind was such that the church at Upper Red Hook was reme- we'd two or three feet in solid mass, from ,s oanda-
 Ons, aRd it is supposed tho bbilsing iSso much niur ed as to be unfit for further We have not heard that any lives were lpss.--N. Y. Dai. Adoer.
 7Ae IVauderiag Pspev.--An indiSiiaal with this designation has lately been amusiag the people in Portland, pretending to be aa Eneiishuan of high birth, wandering about on bet. He is Mroing ii- per and makes collection whenever he s,ops play ing; apart of the money thus collected he gises s sOa ehsrity. bus how large part he kesps so kin- self is stated The Transcript ates ,la. he arr- ved in this city, yesterday in the aaeam-boaa.
 The Windhain County Advertiser says that while Mrs. Mehetable Clark, aged a5, wife of MT. Dsalel Clark of Chaplin. was sitting alone smoking pipe, spark fell from the bowl into her lap. and before se was aware, she was wrape in flames, and 70 badly burned ihas she survived but short time. ..
 What makes ths Bostea editors always bore tho ar- sing-masters in.eerably7 We believe i. ls because they boast 60 immoderate!y: Boston is no place for writing -master.-lb.
 A medical student in New-York has been cSnvict- cd ef stealing child from its grave for disseeon, and seataacea to tan yeafs confinement in State Prson; it tserves him right.-D.
 person has been apprehended in this city as
 endicans and yagrani sleepiag or many nigh,s suc- cassively in tho market house. npon whose person was found on bis eoami,meut, money so ihe amount of $2825, ef~hic S24o0 aFe ip post notes isasds bank of $lOo each, dated in Sept. 1884, The aSssaeS vas yesterday deposited by the fithfl officers who Aepseheadea hin. iotss Patriot bank, ao await the rssala Asilts naaiy as to bis rahs s f, which, under presen. cFedhlsiances. is soE aAreis0 s0aably qneaioned. .--N Nas. fasell. ef sVsdaes.
 We rsgrst to announcs aaothar great bank ds(aiea- toD. Tho Cashier of she Greenshorough Branch ot of the State Bank is and to ba in arrear in his cash account about s7i ,Ooo.-l l;edgrsals, (Geo.) Josr.
 Expensiss B, idgs-A granite bridge of 4S arcbesi is 10 bo built across the Po,onac from Washington to Alsxandria. It bas been ist by conirace 10 compa. ny from Pennaylsaaia, for 900 dollars. Itis to be hsit Ut sileexpeass of shs naton.-I4amps. Gas.
 Hapks to fsigAsss D;rds.-A hawk confined in a cags and placed iu the garden Sr field is found eo bo of more service 10 Gightsn away birds than other ecars-crows, including a sleepy boy.
 fe cholera, (says tho Nashville Banner of the 20lh uIt learn, prevailing in the lower country, and the steamboat Tobacco Plant, which arrived here last night, reports eight deaths board from that disease while on the Mississ,pp.
 The ship Amazon, from Hull, arrived before Que bec lst inst. with GO passengers board, from the Lady ofthe Lake, from Belfast, which vessel sunk at Upwards of t,oo hwndred passengers said to hars gone dosOn sDih her. The Amazon was at Quar- antinc. and the only communication with her has been by telegraph. ....-..
 A Methodise meeting was held last Thursday eve- ming at Chariestewn. A report having been circula ed that the Rev. Mr. Averylwas present, mob ofmen and boys surrounded the place of worship, and even forced themselves into it, with evident disposition to get up row. MT. Avery did not preach, aad the mob retired.
 On Monday of last week, while the iaborers were at work on the Macadam road in Troy, the bank be- heath which they making excavations suddenly felt in upon .hem ls was at first supposed that many persons killed. On clearing tho earth. persons were found dead.
 The Virginia and North Caroiina papers contain of great losses by the rise of tho streams in consequence ofthe late heavy rans The total loss in Virginia by the reshet is believed to be little less than ,uilioa of dollars.
 The oldest member of Congress now living, is the Hon. Paine Wingate, of Siratham, N. H. He was of the first Congress- held in New York, under General Washngtons administration. Is the eldest liviHg the Harvard College catalogue, having graduated in 1758-75 years. He married sister of Col. Pekee4' ing, whom he buried few years since. He still su- perntens his farm, at the age of about 95 years; is an old school gentleman, and his revolutionary hat and rufiies.
 The Philadelphia Gazette of Monday says-Sunday excursions in steamboa,s up and down the river. are becoming very fashionable. The Philadelphia, Cap aAin Davis, conveyed to Burlington. Bristol and Bor deaiown, last Sunday, not less than 800 passengers large proporiion of whom were ladies.
 HoO to correct az Euor.-" What little ugly look ing red-headed that playing among the chiI dreIf "That, madam, shat is my eldest son :" In- deed. you don't say so-schat tsastii Asls cisrub hs is T' ..-.
 The proceedings ofthe NaiioaaI Temperance Con- venon lately held at Philadelphia, to be publish ed at length in the June number of the Temperance Recorder; and Mr. Van Rensselaer, has undertaken to defay ,he expense of printing 100 extra eopies