Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27

bloody b0aRs of Fedefalena, as agkinsI hr. Webster and with tlic laiieu snchanging. selGdenyi.g. and whose siole political li( has bes srf ofice-hoIdig a0 wl0ee maiu political suPnr e, aud has been de- rived Goin the dispedsa,ion of official patronage.
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 Bloody A6ray.-A leiter from Warreniou, N. c. dated 28ill ull. published in the Richmond Whg, gives ie particulars oI uf the most savage fights that ever disgraced humanity. Charles F. Green, severe philIpic against John Bragg, Esq and the lat ter learning that his asaailani was passing through that region. was, with hs bratser. on the look iOr him. Green arrived at WarrencH, saw their inc ieniionyi and remained in town longer than he de- signed, that he might nOi appear sOwartly. The parties a length met in store, when most despe- rate cogA,et ensued BUGgeene, dirks and pistols were brought into immediate action. Green was knocked down andsin attempting 10 fire pistol a, one 6f the BFaggs,m turned by blow, and the contents entered the body of Ndbert SonerVie, who newed his assaui, with his heavy cane, while his bro- IheF, Thtmas, altempteh t0 sieze GreeO, who then drew his dirk, and fought with the dcspera,ion Ol tiger. He cut Thomas Rragg's Up nearly off. and fsii like cut down chicken, Green's dirk having eH tered his neck and passed through his winIpipe.- Here the fight iermiHased, sxlse1 Green, all bloody, and frantic i,, rage his dirk reeking wth gore, and two cooked pistols, which he before had moi time to bri0g nipplay, leaped out o6 daOFs, awOre he real nnlliev. and thai f the younger Braggs who were in the rear. .wished 70 saks n hand he would defend himself with the sInle success he had against the eldest two. No one, however, was thought 10 be serionsly wounded tn this hlooty airuggler except John Bragg-he was expected 10 die.-Bost. 1'gar.
 Tie following paragraph is from the Richmond
 Since the Inst asac,sblage of our citizens, the ex- posture of the horrihe plot in Mississppi has been made. aud the scenes in that Siafe gives still more seriots aspeet to the subject aa i, had hitherto ,sorn It is no longer mere theme for decamaion, but subject demanding positive and energetic ac'ion I, matters but little 10 the people o the South what is the exact proportion nf li'e NortieFa population who iake.an active part in iie abolition scheme. It is enoaEh i,r know that the inanias is spreading, and the danger Is formidable. Self defence requires of the adoption Of measures of security, and the time has arrived when must demand the legisa- tive interference Of the Northern States secure in our chartered rights, against iheir c,zeus, ore must mainsain those rigis by the same spirit and the same action, which prompted Our forefaihers de- clare the people of Great Britain "enemies tn War. n Peace friends. I've can recognize no fellsw- ship, either political or sociaI, with communities which sead farth among Us iacendiaries to cut our throats" 6s
 Dorn East Editor.--E. Holmes, of the Maine Farmer seems, accordiag the following ad, er,ise ment, to be run agrounds at his farm, for want futen sis. A VI N SME @vlA
 "The several individuals who have al sunday times borrowed of the subscriber the following articles, viz.-2 axes, wheeIbarrow. 9 garden rakes, hay
 
 de, pair of reins, besides many other articles too numerous to meO,ion, are requested never 10 bring flem home--it beiag contrary .a the custom of the place. Bu, if they will give hi,m information. when they have done with them, he will send for them.
 E. HoLMEs.
 ..N. B. The person who either borrowed my pitcl,- fork and returned 1t broken broke it where wae Jeff, is iafdhned slia he Is welcome to ie picces." X sR0 lTEMS-sELKcTED. @a4
 Look out JSraG Isger--Last night one of the fine spotted Tigers. commonly called the Leopard Tiger, belonging to the Geological Institute now at Harem Lroke from his cage aud made his escape in of lhe iungIes pear Harlem Iieghts The propre,oTs any person 10 pursue and kill him; and as we deem the presence ofaa animal ferocious as ve- " dangerous in the neighborhood of city, ad sse sporsmen take their dogs and horses, this al ernoon, and endcayor draw him om of the jungle. before he destroys the ca.le, any uaforunae pas 'enger crossing his path. In all countries Tiger hun. is considered great sport.--N Y. Star. .t
 The young Tiger, which escaped from its keeper near Harlem bridge few days since, found yes erday by ihe hunters, on the heights between Ina. place and Kingabridge, and shot. The poor aD. mal was quite emacia,ed by bunger.-l1. "
 4 Dnei nos erpecsed. -Paymasier General Towson, has announced his arrival in this city, and his intend .d stay al the National Hotel until the departure of inc Frigaie Consiiiusou. Ten columns of corres- poadence are published in the Times and American, between Commodore Elliot and Col. Towson, from which it appears that the latter genemapa least de- iermned io tight, il he cap get the Commodore'sI courage up to ,ha, honorable point. However cour- ageous it may he settle matters by single combat. and however fatal encounters of fiis sort oien er .nnaie, i,ere appears ,o De prevailing sentiment, that the Commodore would depart wiih his wooden head, without the least ejury being done to either Even ihe Police officers do deem il necessary to hind the parties prevent the peacs of the city frsm being disturbed.--N. r. Daily AdUer. N
 Pose on Department. AsE. II, 1855. Ordeyed, That fine of $l0O be imposed on James Reesids, oa the route from New-York to Pbilnde. pha, for failure of the mail on the Sd ina.-ib.
 Rioe in Bnfaio.-An afray took place in Bu6aIo on Sunday afiertoon, 9th iost which set the whole city in an uproar. pary of Irishmen got into dis pu,e and had 6ghi near one of the cansl bridges; about 25O saiIoTs boaicp, c. attempted b ihe bridge for the psrpose ofaking part in ihe 6ghL pas sing on the opposite side, which being obseryed by the con,e0ding Irshmep, they ceased their domestic l.ossies aad made united attack upon tue approa- ching inssuders and general haile took place, with s.oues, cabs, Sc. Aiter time. the city officers, i arreaiing about 90 of the ring Iesdess both sides, who were lodged in jail. One man had his leg broke. and plumbers were badly broised. s
 Acc;leasai.- We Iearn ibat man named Charles aa...1 cf Nee, M;Iford vvas killed few days