Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-17

meetings IN ibis town NJ often 40 may he necessary
""d 10 collect facts n TelaIion 10 the r,ae h,nonw
OF tonnage.
ReSoced. That The dnga Of Ibis n.e,ims be s.ed
ny the Ch"irm"" and Secretary aud that the editors
Z" '"'" County he requested Ubish the same p their
papers.
BENJAMIN sEDGwlcK. Chairman. n
MYRoS HARRIsoN, Secretary. ,... d. s,y,ssa Fl
Alta general meeting Of the citizens of Kent n0ree
ably TO previous notice, in the Town House, on ,h.
18th i"s'--when the prsclcaisy u the eontempla.
ted Rail Road at"R the Valley Of the IlousaroOc y
err 10 West Siockbrge Mass wis lilly dire and
considered The following Resolutions wis offered
a"d passed unanimously $3.50 at7e4H mDn&W
Resoloed, Thnt We cordially appro VI Of the cxer.
tons now made 10 extend The Rail Road from Dan.
bury Conc" "loRs tile valley Of .hs Hou.a,onic river
TO West Siockbriige, Mass. chat we consider he
measure Of vital Importance 10 the interests of the
Public a"d the i"habi,ans alons said valley cha, the
object is praccae a"d that we rs indiv iduals will
use all proper nen"s la contributing oar assistance to
al" Y" he accomplishment "f object SO directly cal
c"ated 10 enhance the prosperity or the people.
Atsaid meeting Coiameerspf CpnIercnce and or
Correspondence were appointed - u e " n, "A
Correspo"dins Committee IN. PsPsrrX s, Camp,
J""" Slls, b. Be"rissy, 4, Fuller, and F. Chi,.en-
den. ,,... Beat; Dec. l2, 1885.
FOREIGN. An arrival a, New-York on Sunday las,
from Havre, brings papers from France TO ahe O,h Of
October, two days later than via England. Tie Daily
Advertiser Gays. We have seen great variety of
private letters; they are all decidedly pacific, and ex
press conviction that there will be no war. AL,
agree that Mr.. Barton had made the demand in the
mos, acceptable Manner and that the replies were of
a'corresponding tenor. The note of Mr.. Livingston,
being anterior III dale 10 The declaration reqfing ex
plantations. could not be received as the explanation
required. The prevailing sentiment appeared to be,
that the French Government took offence at she
Message ofihe President, SO the Message this year
would he sufficient. The French journals appear 10
anticipate the recall Of Mr. Barton, when France
would recall their charge aud wai,. Tie following
private letter is from the most respectable sourcc
r. AZ IS u PARIs, Oci. &c, 1885.
Knowing the interest which you TAX i1EtAe cacs.
| ton Of the American treaty, NJ. - has charged me
10 give you IN exact accoao Of what has trans pr ed
between The TWO governments The Pl eeilent Of the
United States has applied TO our law If
that for explanations he refers the letter OF Mr. Iv-
ings.on. Tha,leter was in eonciliatovy gaage nd
did not contain the least menace 0everihelesa, the
| communication OF MT. livingston WAS made preyoUs
TO lie vote Vi The Chambers The ministers ,oH them
selves forced TO ask some,hing ae,ward The ses-
ident replied 20 this that he could GO further himself
in consequence Of which, The affair be Submitted
TO the decsioR Of Congress. You know the opinion
Of Congress is the opinion Of the people aud no,wh
standing some rhodoMonisde, explanations sufficient
ior the purpose will probably be given. Nevertheless
the American Legation may depart, and oUr own re-
ceive orders 10 return. There Ought 70 he TOO
much consequence attached TO such n movement II
us the natural consequences OF referring the affair
the supervision Of CoagFess. Tha. which is al Impair
NO MHNAcE; ; no DEMAsD for payme6tAT AL HAz-
ARDS. .lsess, t,:.5z' ~ Hf,. a.4tssg -
The Fresideat,s Message, which we received 10 l2
l-2 hours from Washingt0n, reached Ness Haven
l-2 A. NJ. in six hours from New-York; il would ar
rive in Bos,oU al r. d.. We believe this 10 entirely
! u"precsden,ed.-M Y. ZGu. e,4 a,sr as,t5 II
The editor of the Chichester Democrat talks abou,
i" an impudent puppy" Can't the creature spell his
! own name f-Prsntice. " "a ftFI3% g
MARRIED, @ e
In this town, the 9ih inst. by Rev. Mr. Hjckok,
Mr.. JANIS II. COOK to Miss JANE RuxI, daugh,er Of
Jonathan Bue, Esq. tJoy AID success to ihem!-
The fair brite has commenced the matrimonial life
.1 eSses vie printer
In New.Pres,oD, by Rev. MIR. Hulin, MI. Frederick
Besr.lsley TO Miss Mary Beards,ey, daughter of,Iie
10 Marion. Biz. Hennenger, aged 1904 years. 10 Mrs.
A. Peak, aged 81. The happy pair intend 10 remove
Texas, where they mean 10 settle Tor life = 7aiia
hasse FHOriddn. f1f .,tf 1,tc& Id ia5E 4s} p
| In New Bs,nin, Mr.. HOMER Curtis of Meriden, 10
Miss Julia A. Epson.
$50 DIED, T5S1aS&
! In Woodbury., on the 10Th inst. DR.. Samuel Steele
aged about IS. He about to ride out and in the
ofsepping into his carriage, fell, and Immediately
| expired. a @. -
10 Sharon. ON the 14th inst, Hon. Horaio Smith,
aged abou, co. Seaaor a tie last Legislature OF this
state. s,rrs4,., 4.., a. sssr shs I'D xs.
In Torring.on, Mr.. Elijah Gaylord. aged ~.
In New-Preson, on abe Sd inst. suddesly, viii
| liam Hanford. aged 81. 4fc..s5s s,if.tT4,st "a y
| In New-M,ilord, Col. Eli Starr, aged 70. fte i
| IN New Haven, Mr.. David AiIing. aged as.
In Brnnford, Mr.. Noah Baldwin,. aged 90. fi'
| In WalIinefovd. Mr.Feter Hitchcock, aged SO. h .
la SiraiioTd, Mrs. Susan BeniaMn, wife Of Capt.
Pulaski Benjamin, aged IS; Mig Jane Fairchd,
y'sss hee Of tho late R6berl FarChild, aged 81. sos
In Harisofd. Ei'e, Gsossy, aged SO, and in N. York
her brother, EraslHs TryO", Hgvd as, ao, Esperly
| from East WindSOr, Conn. .r -
In East Windsor, Mrs. Elizabeth, wifs Of Mr. Levi
Rockwell, aged So. lr.8 pI ~ ~ -fHss .as'
In A.on, Mrs. Sophia Tomkins. wife Of air. Charles
In Woodbury., Nov. ,29,h, Mrs. Sahrina "a. Miner,
wife If Mr.. Gilbert s. Miner, aged Sc. F
| In C0lebrOok, Mr.. Samuel G. Chamberlin, aged 20.
In Southine,on, Mise Jeanette Newell, daughter Of
Mr.. Quartus Newell, aged 81. g.es+, 49, H.
0FTHee WOOD SPELL for the Rev. Mr..
Hickok. zoe are requested TO- gipe aofice, tOiN