Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-30

N our PoPula,io6 was about 66, 900, perhaps now sS, UOO, a0d no doubt will be tn years from that lme when 'hs census will again be taken, l3O,OOO; its gre"'es: accession being by emisrants, all superin- d"ced here by OWr trae; locality is becom- ing every year more and more calculated for their residence; streets paved and water running tbrO' them; or city lighted up with gas our municipal re- Ia,iOns more harmon1ed to its wants This increase or popUlaon and Improvement of our locality, bears but small prODorii"n Ofthe gradual incresee oI pop uaiion and Improvement of ,he face of .hs vas. valley of the Mississippi.
 A young rustic, a few evenings ago, in reply to a polite invitasion attend wedding, said will, great gravity, "E should like to go, if wasn't going ciamiRgr'
 ' 4AceideRs.A-On Saturday lass son of Rlr. Rory Starr, asrd aoss lS ia descenticg l.ill arar mile wesf of the Presbyferias meeting house, with ,eam of horses and a~aego6 @itiout a box, oae of the whpple-trees got loose, a, which the horses took fright The lad in his efforts to govern ihem precipa- ted between the horses and the forward axeree, his body being suspended iron the double whpple,ree, with ais head downward. In this position the team with him 10 the barn of Mr. Starr, dis.ence of mile. Although shOckingy bruised and mansled, we glad learn that he is in fair wayto recover.
 Erie Rail Rcud.-A large number of individuals came forward yesterday and subscribed. The Stock we learn is so much in favor, that company stand ready to take the whole. The Commissioners, how ever, prefer to have it taken up by merchants and oh CTS in small parcels, SO as io insure the accomplish ment oi the work.-N. Y. Aduert;ser.
 An lncorrigi6ie Druakard-On Saturday morning woman named Susan Hood, was found by the street ospec,or of,he let Ward in Markefeld street, a hal. ,a-, o'clock, lying the side -wak, drunk Una, site could stand, and venting voslies of abuse upon e'ery one ,ha, passed by. She was placed a cart, carried to Brdewel, andlsowed away, and complaint
 eiog made at the police office ha, she was drunk. vagrans, che seat tho Peni.entisry for six mouths. This femnles who is now between 48 and 50 years old, has been regular drunkard since she
 has been woman, and has spent abou, 30 years of her life in the Peni,en,iary, including the shor, intervals between the completion of one term of service aud 'he commencetneni Ofanother. As all hope of herr formation is extinct. the probability s that she will end her days in prison.-N Y. Sun.
 Coughing at Mark.-Two young girls speaking of the sad effects of the whooping cough of which hoth were hut recently relieved, said how her whole frame was affected, and that the blood had run ont "f her eyes and ears as ile time" "Thai, ol,ser- we'd the other. "was nothing to what felt, for Eeosgh ed ore of nay shoulders oat ef joint"
 1ihe Alabama MMvders.-The Mobile Advertiser of lhe Doh vl,. ssates sha, holh ,hs haA;.s f.a who under eiscumssances of 6eudia, airoci,y, were nssrtered few weeks since in Baldwin county, have been recovered. They were found in the creek near the place designaied by the wreicbes who the horrid deed. The dreadful details ofhe butchery too shocking to be related, to be conceive ed OE Suffice h say, the villains were apprehe ndet and yesterday they were tried and convicted. They were sentenced 10 be executed on Thursday nexi.- We regret being compelled Co add that the popular indignation couId not be controlled by the ministers of the law. The b"dies Of the poor innocenis exhb- tied spectacle that beggars description, and arouse rhe feelings of the populace to uncomfortable fury- U. the moment of pronoanci"g the sentence, they ru.hsd upon the officers rescued the murAerers from
 eis charge and hurried them to the scene upon which they perpetrased the deed, wish the avowed object of putting them to death We regret this interference with the regular operation of the laws bus, ifever cesld be imagined that would pailiaie their vio. aiisn M is te be tOund in the unspeahe details at. teadiag the massacre ofthese heipiess ehiidren. a
 ftis calculated iha in the United States ,here are 3OO.000 cigar snokers, who puF away annually, the sum of 99O0o 0o0.-also sOOOOO chewers oi ,obacco, and 5OO.0OO suuf takers, making nearly one eighth of the poPulasion.
 Scene ia EckooiroOm.-'Jim.' said the master, yea were not ia school yesterday. No, sir. here's 'scause mother ye the sams time holding ou. . slip of paper OBI which were written the following seemingly Egyptian hierosyphies: afom 10 spS etafsviag' 'WelI, Jim,' said the master alisr ex. amiaiag i, for time, wha, did you do yesterday r Dag iaiers!' 'Oh yes '-' Krpe as home so 70 70. fasssisg.'- Weseeaer Pal.
 Dssd HoAiss.-We learn by gentleman from For, Ham'oa. L. l.. that abous the ls. fast. hogshead dsfeA ashore oa Coaey lsland whicl when opened. was fssnd tO coasain several human bodies. It was ihs opinion of the Coroner. James c. Church, Esq.,
 hat these bodies had been harrelle up and exported Sor the purpose ofdisseeiion.-It.
 TAs Hos. Rsbers F. fletcher. member of Congress
 or s=a ssries ssyeass. from Ksnsseky. has declip- eS Fs-aleeiioa.
 Eiasusns.-The following mosssl oe esusisiis eio. queaees gses sae az ra oste aaanar ofd0ing things in Ohio. We hase read i attessiveiy. and srasRe s
 t may appear. se caaset discover what the leasoed oFasos woald be doiag. Sometimes we think be woslda'L Bas she geDiismaa GOas Ohio has shs Aoor, and says--
 sMr. Cheesman :--l have lisat eonlentissly, Cor
 aag sims i lhs adieial eoaeervabili.ies oi ihs mem ber which lasi dssressed yo0! aad-I-freeIy. very maEks b regaesAsos ei my former asseriisas; and, alsD. tkewina eomnaeA aa exnlauas;0n lr0w se req.