Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-02
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at the big ledge in Worcester about one mile this side Ofthe village. charge had been iss of: wben the woTkmenj SupPOsing il to he entirely speni approach. ed the spot io resnme their labor when second ex. pOeOn took place, oC which the RllOve was ile mel anchoy Vesult. The trunk Og one man, entirely dives ted of iis mhss thrown several rods from the spo, into large oak tree, where t lodged, forty feet from the gFO6nd, asd the body of another thrown entirely over the game Fss. All the suerers were Isis, with single sxeepsiona brother Ot John Ellis; ihe con.
 ssesor, whO ~as instantly killed. Bsiietip.
 The Charleston Mercury we'll observes--"By a l.peERonal affair with Col. Benton, whatever may have been the immediate resn,, John. e. Calhoun would have been snorn et that half tho mernl power ihat nov iavesis hiu.ss sea4--s+sss l The Spanish prisonrrs confined in LesereI street gaot Bos,o0, who senteneesl to be executed on the Htainsi for piracy have heeN resped for ttree nasths. by the President of,he United States. Opeaiag ofFGhe Ceaals.2sWe are authorized to say that drec.ioas will be Rises for placing a the canals of she State in condition to bs navgabe on the 18th of April uext.-Ai6.. Argws. zs The wives of tl'etw missionaries barbarousy mur- dered and eaten by the natives of Sumatra have ar. rived at Holmes' Hole, Mass. in the ship Samarang, I via St. Hele0a. -s.. .zT Three clerks in the General Post Office have been dismsseds on saspcion Of having favored the invest. ga,ions ofthe Commee. Anosl,er has been iisolarg- ed because he was a connection ofthe Commitaee--so says a letter from Washinason.
 The amour. paid for printing ny the New-York Le. gisla,ure in 1881 4ll 1851 6I l.2; in l8o2, i2. 779 i8 S4 in 1883. $I56l3 92; tn 1884, $l7,9lS OS The State printer is Mr. Croswe Editor of the Alba. ny Argus
 Arrest of Murderers.-We learn from the Florida Courier, hat the father and two sons by the name of King. who assisted by others, committed the horrid massacre at St. Mary's, tGeo) upon the family of Mrs. Casey, have been captured near Jacksonville tFor) by the Sheriff Of Dnval County. Thry were to be sent under guard the State of Georgia for ri al. The other accomplices in the massacre, were are rested soon afier the crime committed, and are confnedin Jackson tGeo.) Jail.
 H;ghpay Rob6ery.-John Herren WIS robbed on Monday evening, at o'clock, on ,l,e road leading from WobarD to Lowell, and within half mile of E. KendaI's tavern tn Woburn, ofhills of the New England Banks of the value oi ,OOO The robbers were two foot, one about feet l l. the other shorter and stonter, in dark clothes. The robbers were tracked m the new snow, by the inhabitants, for about two miles towards Lowell. The trunk which enniais.A .L d FEW roas oi where taken, will. the clothes and some of the letters. liberal reward is offered for the detection of the robbers aOd recovery of ihe money.
 Nerbnrypon Herni0.
 4 Cool Disciosmre-Barnahas Bates, an agent for the GO.erna,e0l was interrogated under oath by the Post Office Committee. And among many other ques- iions put to him, and answers returned we find the following:
 "a. What do you embrace in the items of expens- ses7
 "A. All that eat and, drink my.sIc and wha, I treat my friends io paying servants for porerage, &c. kept regular account Of these expenses at the commencement. for several months; found that they came 10 so much per month: and then look certain sum with me, and wheO returned. took an ofwhat remained, and chorged the rest for peeses Sometimes paid, and sometimes did not hut went free. cannot recollect when did not pay"
 Agents trenting friends at the expense of the Gov- erNnlent!!! No wonder that the Post Office Depart nent is baakrup.-Portland Ado.
 Disgraeeful Riot.---In consequence of pub lie noiicr, ameefing Ufshe New Turk Prufes- iant Association would be held for the pur- pose of debating the question-"I Is Popery compatible with civil liberty" very large and respectable assemblage of ladies and gen tlemen attended on Friday evening at Broad way Hall. After the meeting was organized the Rey. Mr. Finney rose for the purpose of delivering an introductory prayer, and while go engaged, gang of ruffians, amounting to between one and two hundred, burst open the door. and commenced a most violent and in- discriminate attack upon the audience. The Rev. Mir. BroWniee and several other clergy men in vaia attempted, by remOnstraDce, tO quell the outrage. The infariated rufians as- saulted the reverend gentlemen. who were at length compelled to fee for the safety of their lives.5 The work of destruction then com menced; the mob tore mp the benches and entirely destroyed the furniture of the room by splitting 1t ibto a thousand fragments.- Having driven ont the congregation. and per- peirated aii the mischief that Jay in their pow CT. the rioters left the scene of mischief unmo. tested. The aggressors are said 10 have been [ . portion of Irish Ronsan CGtholic pOpuIotion. ". Y. Adv. Toeth Ache.-A correspondent ofthe Lon don Medical Gazette, has discovered that soda is remedy for the tooth ache. He says the most pleasant and agreeable soda will either immediately or in few minutes cause the entire cessation of pain, by filling the decayed tooth carefully with the powdered carbonate, SO that it may descend to the nerve. which its solution in the saliva will soon after allow t to do. Be says he is not aware that will make a permanent cure, although it will relieve the sufferer, and fOr many hours; and 1t does not seem to lose its efficacy by frequency of ap- 1A A~ ah hAu