Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-30
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Mr. Stuart Oi Philadelphia, who 90 barharOWsly beateN by his negrO servant, that he expected to recover, s happy learn by Ibe papers O l that city, likely 10 get we'll
 A young man named BOarlman of Albany, feIl from tow boat on Sunday morning and was dr"w"ed.- The body of young ot the name of Bennett belonging 10 Troy, was found in the river Aiany on the same morning-and IlIe body of an unknown boy ound floating in the river the ferry or Saturday. ars- t4. The chief rohher of the Daren Bank has been ar. resiedin New-Orleans and S65 900 Ofihe stolen prop eriy recovered.
 4. Comrenient MGrim.-The French Philosopher Vol,aire, laid it dow" fundamental ,""xim that "hen aisehood becomes erpediens, aoays 70 ten t. for, aougha few persons might be able to detect it, the great body people wOnhi, and oFcoarse i, would answer all the pnrposes of truth. This prin ciple was adopted by tine intriguing Talleyrand--and has been the serret of success political lie of cer. tain iadivi,als tn this country. a aat |.
 A genileman near Boston has purchased 30 acres Q, and or the express purpose of raising mulberry trees and silk wofms s+5 .s-s
 Vdrioioil.-The New-H Haven Herald says that eev- eral of this loalhsome aud dangerous dsease, have taken place among the children in the upper part ofthe city, supposed have been contracted school. The authorities ofihe towo shoud look it.
 Hs*sa for the Granite State.--The resolution pro- hiId.ing the circulation of Bank Bls of lees deno- inaoD than five dollars, in New Hampshire, has been indefinitely postponed by the House of Representa- sives of ,hnt State.-N. Y. Josr. ef Coas. at
 John Pope, formerly governor of Arkansas Tesr'o- ,ry, has re,urned Kentucky and become candidate for Congress in the Beardsiown district, against Ben Hardin. He avows himself seaions opponent 10 Gen. Jackson. [He was a number of times the oppo- neat of Mr. Clay in Fayeue.l
 Fory revolutionary soldiers dined together at Prov idence. R. l., the 4h, the oldest 88 and youngest G5. They were gnests of the cy authorities. (Iiow old most the youngest have been at the close of the revolutionary war @
 The Rochester Democrat contains the following paragraph: "A gentleman direct from Cleveland says illere were cases of cholera there when he le and that he watched all night with man sick with it on board steamboat coming down Lake Erie"
 1iurder and Snicide.--Mr. Ladd, publisher Of,he Indiauap, a, Corydon in Indiana ,he 18th of J"ne stabbed his wife several times. She fel He then stabbed himself with the dirk, and then made another pass a hs wife. He is dead, aud she is moi expected io survive long.
 Week before lasi we published paragraph concern ing the myserious disappearance of young lady, who had ssav.sa fom Philadelphia n April as tor she res itlence efher parents i6 New.Pasx. Ulster co. She came to New.York in charge of gentleman wh" saw her safe on board seamoai for this village, and paid her passage since which noihiug had heen heard Of her. This s the subsance oi the account as publish- ed. We have subsequently learned that the young womsn has been living in this village at dese"t pa- ces. since April. Al,erihe notice published she conc luded to go home to her pareais.-Pongh. Iek.
 Tbs wretch who conducts the New-York Evening Posi, Van Barren psper ,Coicss al ihe death ot the lamened Marshall! The brute concludes article by expressing his "sATisFAcTIoE" that Judge Mar shall has sat length been removed from his station" as Chief Justice, because he has been stumbling block to " the democracy.''
 Magisfe,iai Igporoncs.-~ of CrOmwell's follow- ers who filled the important station of an Irish justice, a. the period of 1861, having occasion to write the word usage," conirived o spell it whOos using leer ofthe original word; his improved orshogsaphy was "youwsi,ch." When some remarks were made oa similar fesis he aserred that nobody coDDd spell with pens made from Irish geese"
 h certain village lived very honest farmer, who haying number of men hoeing in 6eid. went to see how his work went op. Finding ono oG them sitting st, .e reprovesyAim fer his idle"sss. The ma" ao- swered, ihirst lor the spris.' G,og, you mean' suppo.e says the farmer bui ifhs bible teaches yo" ,o thirst alter the spir says also, Hoe every one that ih rsieih.'
 The following speech, says the Nsw-Have" Her ald was lately deiisered in Church srees:-"I wish there wan Baak in oblivion: d-n the things. they are ,he greatest curse that csriaed upon ths human race" se V The present population of the town of Bangor. is 7597 being an increase of 4629 16l per since ihe year 1880.
 The steamboat AssinakoiRe, from the mouth of Yei- low Saae river, bonad St. ouis was entirely de- s,royed by frs the Is JuDe- She had . cargo of lI65 packs peIries. The boat had grounded in de- seending and took fire from tho stove pipe in the ia- dies cabin, while @xeroas making by the crew ,e ge. her of. The flames spread wi,h such vap;dity that a the efforts to exiinguish Rew proved unasail. ing.
 The Bal,imoEe Consestion seems 10 bs prescribed and abandoned by all parties, and pronou9ced by coM mon consent io he ihs mas bsselaeed imposure eyer attempted to be played of on a free people. SsSes- s;ests of the members are of their ows sowiaa,os. er selected by handful of office holders is ssch state. It went up ike . rocket apd comes down like ths s.iek The Psssideni's letter to Gwyss, was more legitimate aoniaaiios.-Neah.
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