Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-19

Alarming In:eNigsncs.-Nr. Gruithuzen, the well
knowa Of Munich, has declared that 10 the
short period of 900 years from the present time,
globe will be abso4bed by the sun, and thus con.
sumed by solar ere. s s...5 t-........ IS.
The salaries oG Stale Officers in Massachusetts are
reduced follows :Governor $4,000, instead Of 3d..
COG 66c,s Ii. Governor $500. instead Of $685. 66css
Treasurer and Secretary each $500, instead Of
$2OOO-F;rst Clerk $1,000, instead Of l20O-Assistant
Clerk $500 instead Of 9OO .'. ~"
What an Ass.-The office Of the Reformer, a pc.
li,ical Working Mems newspaper, hu. recently
destroyed by FIRE in Boston The editor, IN trying ia
excite the sympaihies If his readers his loss says
being pnrtiaiso "onopoiies, he did nj get insured
What poor fool, thus TO burn his own 6ngers'
4NorthomptOn Courier.
There has been series Of riotous and disordcry
proceedings Vergennes which resulied from first
las in the destruction Of six houses ofiame, and
the loss 81 one mans 6Ie of,he naaae Of EOoi,on.
1Nanksgiring:-The Governor Of New.York has
appointed Thursday, the 10Th Of December, as day
OF thanksgiving.
The Senate Of Tennessee has concurred in the res
oluon Of the House Of Representatives of that State,
nominating Hugh L. White for the Presidency. The
vote in the Senate stood % to 9.
Arriuuis Extra at Bosfon.-Arrived yesterday morn.
ing two Wagons from Connecticut, with 1000 Mnl-
berry trees. for The Massachusetts Silk Co.'S Farm,
located at birmingham. 81 r-s
Government has advertised for about a thousand
barrels Of gunpcwder, to he delivered at the Navy
Yards Of Charlestown, Mass, Brooklyn, N. Y. and
Gospori, Va, on before the 18th Of March next.
We learn from the Jour. Of Commerce that the bank
Of the United States has disposed Of the New Orleans
Branch TO the Gass Bank The capital Of the lat
ter institution 10 six millions Of dollars.
The net proceeds Of the late benei: given to Mr..
Placide at the Park Theatre, N. Y. were $3.50.
Splitting of Biood-Cases not unfrequen,ly occur
in which much unnecessary alarm is created by the
issue otsbIood from the mouth, which s supposed to
proceed from the lungs the stomach, bui which, on
examination, IL found have lie in The fauces,
Ioserior "ares, the gums. case Of this kind 10
related 10 q late number Of the Dublin Journal. The
individual, delicate lady, awoke at five o'clock in
the morning, with what she called "spiiiing Of
blood" The remedies resoried to were without a.
vail until the arrival Of The second physician, who
examining the mouth, discovered that the hemorrIage
issued from the sockets Of Two Of the lower incaor
teeth, which were loose. The bleeding was easily
ARRESTED, alter extracting the teelh.BOssOn Med;eai
and Surgical Journal. s''
Edons-In medtating journey through the con-
fines Of Edom, had ed the prophetic denu"c'-
atoms against any who should traverse it, SO literally
and 80 wonderfully enforced up the present hour.
None shall pass through IL forever and ever" Is
will Gu, of from MOun, SER him that passeih OUT and
him that returneth.' The repealed and perseverving
attempts Of travellers 10 explore Idunea hase always
proved abortive, except in two instances. See'zen
did pass througb" and died soon afterwards nj Al
evpo Buskhartit penetrated into H. bot turned aside
in demay, aud died soon after al CairO.-MOnrOe's
Rambies IL SyrSo. ..l ,-.,........
Cancer.-A jeweier, who had bad cancerous PIN
pie on his cheek, having occasion TO dissolve some
gold in nro-muriatc acid, rubbed il several times,
nsciousy, with his inpregnated 6ngers and was
surprised 10 find IL speedily change iis appearance,
and shortly disappear. d. RecanIer, sUspecting the
cause made several uniformly successful experiments
o,he same na,ure and thus has accident discovered
a new caus,c Tor caacerous Affections. Phe proper
tons he adopts ouace oetae acid 10 SIX grains
oS chloruret OF pure goh.-IHetropckian s
Trial ef-Dr. BsscAer.-The Synod Of Cincinnati
have decided that they nohng in the views OF DR..
Beecher, as explained BY himself. "to Justify any
ssspicion Of nnsOsndness u the faith" And So here
the matter will end. .s, t-,.-f.. ..ra ae-4
LIS stated 10 the Harrisburg Chronicle, that the A.
mount Of toll received upon the public improvements
Of Pennsylvaais from LEI Nov. 1884, SlSs Oct 1885.
being the 6sca year, 10 about $69OOOO being in
crease Of 100 per cent over the aOuDt collected in
1884. ''