Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-23

The Village Herald, printed at MiddIebury N. ]. says :-Wo informed that at the late asrs of the middlesex eeunty court, week before the Iast, the Grand JuFy prsSen.ed Bill Of1ndicment, agaiHst an
 Ddividual n the AeighbOrhood farmer Ofsome prop ery sad gensrM responsibility, as one of those who participated iH the late robbery ofIhe FaFmeesaad Mechanics' Bank at NsW-B Brunswick, N. !. of somss six thoGsand dollars, about the middle oG February iasa At the time of the HadiHg se bill the prsoner was sitting juror, in case of some importance, which had occupied she attention ofthe Court for the three previous days. His arrest broke Op the jhry- and ihe proceedings in the trial will al haK0 10 Do gone over with. The evidence which led to his ar- rest and cOnfMitment id from one who saw him enier and come Oul sfihe Bank the night of the robbery. aud we believe was some time since lodged in priSoa oa suspicion of having participated in the aansactio
 He has nos turn6d Ssale's esideuce7ahe Information was voluntasy.
 Rodsssd AAi1t.--WG learn from a letter written hy
 citizen of Newport fo bis friend in shis viage, that m Thursday las Mr. Hiram Barrett stas literally bsOiled b death upon bed of living conls He left his family about o'clock in ihe morning, and pro- ceeded to the distllery of Fenner & Smith, raked some csals from the arch, and placed himself upon block of wood before them. Atleng,h some persons who slept in ,he distillery, were awakened by his groans and going 10 the fre they found the un- fortunate man lying upoh the coals, with his hands, arms and body actually roasted. Hewas immediately removed to his 6auaily, where he expired tn fe's hours.
 Zhe Sea St4pens !-Caps. Shibles, of the brig Mop- began, of Thomaston. from this portfo NewO Orleans which arrived at Gloucester on Saturday states, that when about or 10 miles from Race Point light, he and his whole crew saw the Sea Serpent. He had . distinct view of him with the naked eye, and with glass could his eyes. neck and head, which was bout as large as a barrel, the neck had something that looked like nane oG it. Several tdEes he put his head eight feet above water, and for tbir ty or forty minutes he swan backwards and forwards with great switness. Capt. S. judged him to be from 200 to 25O feet long, and his motions were like those of snake. and every time he put his head above ter he made noise like that of steam escaping from the boiler Of a steam boat. One of the crew saw in ahe bay last summer what was said be the Sea Ser Pens, which he says exactly resemhed this one in ap pearance aud motion.-BOstoH Gas.
 We understand t6aA two men were instantly killed 4hs afternoon near the Fremont Hotel. Roxbury, on ths Provideaee Raft Rohd-she locomotive and six cars passing over their bodies and literally cutting ihem ia iwO.-Bmt3efia.
 Extra clest-h;re tn the first year of the Govern men,, was $tOg! In the last year, $3s355! In the two first years of Mr. JeGerson's Administration, i. was $450! He fhen appears to nave arrested ii, doubtless because of iia egaliiy and the abuses to which h liable. Fn she remaining six years of his administration, there vas nothag paid for extra clerk hire.
 It is stated in the Kichnond whig that P. P. Bar hour and John M. PattoD haze both come out iu ia. of Judge White, and in opposition to Mir. Van Bu- ren.
 The Massachusetts House of Representatives, by vote of l6O to i2O, have passed bill aboishing the punishment of death. except for the crime of murder
 Asior's celebrated Hotel rapidly prpgressng, and will probably he completed in the course of the pre- sent year. Mr. Jennings of the City Hosei s said, has leased it at the of fty thossand dollars. He has, however, underlei siores n the lower floor the amount Of thy thousnnd, that his will be re- duced tsventy shoEsand dollars. He is well adapt ed to the management of such an establishment, and wil doobt make profitable and popular affair of it. The Park House will oxtuie in size at leass the iar-amed Fremont of Boston. Even at $50, 900, the proprietor w not receive three per cent tor the investment. Some of the estates were bought at an immense price. One aOscdote touching this fact may be worth relating at some future time. Asior lately gaze thousand dollars to the Temperance Society. It will be recoected that he commenced tho accumu- laon of his great foune in the nr trade carried on with the Italians. The article which he gave them for sher iurs need not mention. He is however de- serving of praise for his public spir-Sat. Ev Post.
 Practical sse ef scisntfe lscsHres.-Three Ea:mrr. of New Hampshire having attended $ course of lee. lures on geology, were eE~uied by the information thereby obtaued to parchass tract of land contain. ing the 6nesa granite for 93OOO. The oscnsr was un- aenainled with the fact of hs possessing this rich mineral. The farmers have since been offered S5O. 900 for the land! .o
 At CncIevle, Ohio, during the firing of salute in henor of political victory in the result of the borough election, by the unitmey explosion of the charge Mir. John Wright was killed. A man, named Hood, was obliged 10 have his arm amputaied, and two others were considerably Stunred by the force ofths sxpo- dsa charge. .,.
 respectable sentlemas stepped into his garden yeseSday morning. and for the porpose of frightening some birds from the 'rees, hastily Discharged horse- mans pistol among them. The ball with which the pistol was charged, is descending at the distance Of between $50 or 4o0 yars passed through the head Of worthy and indussrious individual by the name of Alley, at work repairing house, asd caused Lis i'm mediate eath-PetessbWg, "a. Generalization.
 Tie editor of the Nashville Banner replies quite Of himself ofi Bannerb and the editor ofthe Nash-
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