Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFEELD, OCT. 8I, 1888.

sGett~~~sN-B of the Iase explosion. Thonss all iSe psrsdD exa- mined texeept one) were employed oa board sAs boa dad night be disposed shield each other as much ss oRbIe from blame. yet |, is apparent that slere tas caIpabe aegigenre ihe part of the C"Pai' as well as ale Eagiaeer-Gori is certainly his duty 10 exercise general ssFpriRsendeacs even over the en- giaeefs department, especially. as tn this ease, where the eaaiseer was hst little accustomed to the vessel The engineer, Mr. Marslall. t aPpears no: exa niaed he having ahsented himself before OppOrtu- hisy presented of doing t.
 Tae Foreign Nesos.-Daring the past week there have been numerous arrivals from England and France at New-York. h our preceding page we have given pretty much the snbs,anse of the Oewsr spread over -Four or Eve of .be columns fhc daily papers most of which, except the details of lhe affair bef're Lisbon, appears ie us have lue more consequence than 'o help liil up daily sheet. b~ ga
 iischfska Female Acndemy.--We feel no disposition lo say much more upon this susect than to call .,e a,,eu,i5of our readers 90 sl.e advertisement of the Te,ssees ia suhseqaens eSiana, siica is very inll and exrIci. TifS arquisii5sn to the kehaol of Mia Gimifc., we consides as sery fortunate and mport- hn, oae This school has always n,aiataine,i very elevated rank among the literary institutions of the country; aad under the manss cement rellent insurt"rs. feel apprehension but what h will fully man,aia it's deserved celebrity.
 Moe dfamaofhs. s.--ve were shewa the past week Pear tasseJ iy br. fIoraee Fem. of Be'.le, whch weighed 9 aaanes. Several from the same tree. we are assusel, weighed s6 and s7 ounees-none how ever quite eqnai 10 the Alhans oar. s
 zs of very iae looking Apples, which grew upon the premises oi Mr. Ralph ". lnRerso, of Be,hlem, one ous of which weshed2l, and the other 2l l2 ounces Hartfn,d paper boasis af an apple which weighs 2O ousees as s.tle largest that ,e ssa!e of Conneccui ever prosloced" But Liichfeid county. |, will be perceived, has already beaten it. ts7 #
 lyho can 5ent fhis PA Beet was sent np to us last week fren Pymsath, raised in the garden af Ranson' Blakesley, Esq nicely trimmed of the leaves aud small toois, which mca.ared ? feet inches aroaad, and weighed 20 ibs. and oz. Caa Fairfield county come up to ihis7
 fir. sCiay's Visa.-sWc have so, room ,o trace the course of Mr. Clay from place 10 place, anto noie aii inc procred;ngs a,e nan, on his tour through various parts of New -EagiaSa He has been nsisesl '" lake Has,lsrd aud New ilayaa in his his re,nfn Out Wheee he wt VI sT bOt eGCbss tu nG hcsy sef,ais. WhtreveS lie has l-en, he has beea cOrdi- ally rsceised by the ishahi.Asls. From the Boaoa Messeaser Of Thsrsay iasl Se eory the following parsieniars:- .Ef4 E-ts iN& r ~
 Ge secsplis. oi DIs Clay at Ssosidener, on Sassv~ day, described as exrerdingIy gratifying s cordi- a great number oi citisens lresr ned t0 hiui mud hts interview with Mr. Burgess, in particular, s feprrsanted very interesting o the spectators |" the ateraoOa after exanniug seic large stnuiactur- eng esiablishn~ais. he accepteh invitation q" the Prpsidrn aud Prorss0rs4f the University osew ihai instilaon, when iha students wrse eeveraliy Presen cd him in ie esening he aud his tr.,ssiy receiy- ed the visits of many geIiscinen aud laes ai ihe# slodgimes. s @s F, 4 in0rning, Mr. Clay aecomaHied by the Commit. tee Of the Y~ug Men of Bosson the City 1e, wi.ere he mei by the Comminer of Arrangements of the Youns Mea h cartridges. and . cavara.e "i cnzens. hy whom he escorted to his imigRgs al the ire- House. He there wecomed hy the COm- mi,ee of Arrangements apP"Dted at the meeting on Thureiay His arrival ai the ely line was anno""ced by the signal gnns frssn the CnnlsUpn. We segrei that the of the weather such, as t0 prevent many from participating in the ceremony of his re. eepsiss The day exiaii,'ed a choice spsci'nea Of
 O. his departure from Providence on Monday last, Mr. Clay acroiaIanied iy the comaaittee of the tiaixens of Providence far Pawtuces, where he had previously been invited io partake p,ic break fsss. and visis she misunderstanding csiR.isbments At Auleoronsh. he wns intr.,duced io many riizens HeAccepted an Dviiaion iO coilaioa at Walpole.
  Al Dedham, were . Naioms Reluhiica1 C0syeuOa was ia session. the memhers and many of ite rxens were pfesensed to him. On arriving iie Cily ne. he was welcomed by the committee of arrangementS ofthe Y0amg Men of Boston, and entered tie city 1 basoaehe, accompanied by Robert c. Wiaitrnl, Esq. ehsEmaa sf fire eammitiee. While she Proccssion oi Which mention has been already made, was passing ny ahe CansnoR. sawie fired by ihe Sea Fencib'es. Ca his arrival ai the Tresnons House, lie adress ed in appropriate and happy I,y ihe eais of ihe committee Al Ihe Yoang Alen; afef ex- pressing his aeknowledgmenss, he again vel c0aned hy lhe Commiiiee af ihe Ciiixens. s
 Teesday morning, Mr. Clay visited Hon. Jabn @. Adams, d Quincy, aad ia iha afiefnoea vereised . visii lromliss Mayer and Akiermen. Yesefday af. seraoes, Faapeil Hail, he was iairodpced 10 such eitixens desired to meet him.
 The following ar,iclc is trem the pea of one of the editors iu New York, who did more to place Grncral Jackson in the Psesiden,al char than prohabIy any O,her ediior ia she conssry. He is sI favorable is ss President, bot not the selfish. aggrandising who surround him, nsaaily deaomiaa.ed the Kilchen Cahinei :-- es
 1fvs Clay-The papers generally have aoiiced the yespecita attentions which Mir. Clay has received iB ths city rum men of all parties We have hesisa. sioe b decariag thai we oak apOa this event dlcatve of better stale af feelings towards public men ihaa has of late iimes prevailed.
 The system "G cutting the ihroaIs Of every prOmi- poiiiciah wiso wili nns support certain men, adogi cerinn measures, has produced Bcacnlafe evil ie eauaiFy. and has aeaaed ihe aiiachmepis and soured tue feelings 0f immense number o honest,