Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23
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Mfr. Sanford. of Oxford, was Inssly Killed in New. Haven, hy kick from An OK, which threw him under the wheel of hs caFl, which passed over him. Fire and Dissress.-Eighty persons are said Co be entirely destitute ly the late fire in 18th street, New York. Suicide.-We regret 10 earn that man by the name of Knapp aged between 40 and 50 years, put an end tO his morIaG existence last week in Newark by dis charging gun the muzzle of which he had placet in 1 his mouth.
 | The Governor of IsOuisiana has appointed Hon. Henry A. BuIlar member of Congress from the third Congressional District of that State Judge Ui the - prens Court, to supply the vacancy occasipned ny the eiec'io" of Judge Porter the Se"a.e ofthe United l States. . There was tue 18th uh. fall oi snow at Aurarin, i" Lumpkn county, Geo. of the depth of six inches- compelling many of the miners suspend operationss J A tavern keeper. named Elijah Barry, was murder eed in the town.of AfcDonough Conn. the 2rs, by young man naa'ed I8eni. Widger who wasintoxica, ed at the time. The murderer is ia prison. [We should like to know where the town of. aic Doaough l in Connecticui is
 l Mr. Eeazer Chase of Fail River some months ago
 in cutting had piece of steel fly in his eye aud remain in the ball. IL caused great pain aud infamma- ton. T" cut t out impossible, and he aboM
 having his eye dug ol, when i, occurred, his rhysi clan to tsy magnet. strong procured, which was used wiih It is supposed that iii had been used in the first instance the sight oGshe eye l mghl have been saved.
 lad l2 years ut age, son of Mr. Isaac ". Denison, of Newark. N. J. was killed, the lsi inst n n most shocking mauncr. He had led young horse a pump, by halter, the end of wAch he mpruden,ly tied round his hand. The horse taking fright, flew from the pump, dragging the child with him, who dashed along against the steps of the houses, for | eral squares. #sgs% f' | The Deaham Fire.-We have report, from ono who passed through Brookline this inornng, that has been apprehended, ll,e ncendiary who fir ed the stable ai Detham It is said that he confessed the crime, necessary, but declares that the barn was set on fire by another person, who had been State Prison convict and destroyed the stable ;n rrreage s he did before. in 1s3a becnusc the ci,izens com pany was inc cause of his conviction and mprison- men, for another crime. We give inc report as we heard ii.-1 1tansc, ipt. The Qaecn of Spain is about two years and hall old, and is said she evnces great powers ofpeecep ton already: knows sugar plumbs from jack stones, and prefers sugar sanay. is said tha, her li.,e majesty actually whipped her doll three times in day. for .umbing ofher lap, aud then sent the poor thing to bed without supper. What wonderful beings uIl those heirs to royalty have been since the creation of,he world.--N. r. Tran.
 There is story in,he newspapers that Mr. Burden has sold the patent right ofhis steamboat for SlO0 900, 10 association in Albany--,hpt one boat will be ssarted early ia the spring-and i the expermen, meets with the anticipated success, that i, will be speedily e,llowed by others.
 , Mir. Burden, the inventor of the new twin steam. boats, has sold right the New Haven s,eam.b boa, Company. The price is not named.
 1 Nicholas Biddr. Esq. has been reelected Presi. ssnsefilae Daak of ,he J. States. TT es. 4ss 1 The Duchess Republican says that the Hon. John Back the Sennter from Mississippi, aieacher of a Common School al Kingston, Ulster county, in l818 He rose by his exerions the Bar, and from the Bar ,p the Senaie or,he Union.
 Stabbing ia Ch~,ch.--.' On last Sunday evening"" ] says the Pilisburg Manufacturer of Satnrday, .sa Iyoung Inan was dangerously stabbed with spear, nl the Uaionist church in this city, ny another you0g inan, the son of popular preacher, and as hear, himself student oi divinity. The of it as follows:-Ihe preachers had been observed for few evea"gs acting very improperly a. the Unions 1 in ,he ofrippng females they entered and de. parted from the church. He was told of the impro- priey oi his conduct, when he became ncensed, went out and borrowed spear cane, and returned and in. ficted dangerous wound the side of the young man who had enid him for misbehavior.' I The store of John c. YoUng, of Washington, D. C.. was broken into the night of ,he Both ut aud rob- bed of goods to the value of $5, 900.
 The Directors the Manhattan Bank have refused to give the Government Security for tho DeposiIes, ! according 10 the comiract.--Star.
 Many of,:'e large manufacturing establishments in this city, have been obliged dismiss many oi their hands in consequence ofthe present state and future prospects of tho money market. The owner of one large establishment informed us that he had been Q. bliged to dismiss nearly half Of his usual number of work kmen-and that he must continue to thin out 1 his esahlishmen,.-Neto HaUen Paiiadipm.
 Mr. Clay.-The Harrisburg Chronicle Jackson paper says ",he speech oi Mir. Clay. lon the removal the deposites is the oiearest and ms; argumen,a tive that has proceeded from him for length ofine Ii ad,ls-"if we cao separate the argument of Ms Clay from his illustrations without injustice lO the speech, we will do in our Oext" This, as c0ning from leading political oppoUeni,.iS aa honorable ri. bule both to givsr and receyer But ihe Harrisburg Chronice--il it ever had On, seems we'll dispOsed Of