Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-06

@ warmer and warmer, and their jaws are wsgpihg for dear life. dinner is held in one place, and the
 company q night adOuEnt barbecue the next day in another county. The President arrived at Nash
 vile to take part in the eectoneerng in favor of Mir
 Van Buren. and he sat down to . table with several
 hundred, among whom were some poltcalopponents, and the very next week the White men had two dim ners each as large the Presdcats It is so in ev- cry county in the State. The Van Bdren men would
 cat half an OK, two sheep, and drove of hens and be-
 fore they could well digest this political inhma1ion
 the White men would have swallowed hecatomb of
 bulls, drove of sheep, and m indefinite number of fowl There is no doubt that the White men will beat
 the ehersthey eat yoraciousy, and their appetites continue good but such sacEces for the good of the country ought to be remembered and F HEew.rded ' T1e Qsebec Nre-The nuIsber of buildings des- troyed by the fire on the 1eth inst was ten dwelling houses and six houses q stores The total loss is estimated at from S960OOO or sSo0OoO, on which there was an insuranee db6f one half ofthe amount destroyed. 3., f4- @>t' v 1arse Taoasaad Men J6r, 1snas.-Gen. Dunlap of Tennessee about proceed Texas at the head of the above number of men. The whole corps are now at Memphis. They will not. is said, pass this way- Every man is completely armed, the corps having been originally raisedfor the Florida war; This force
 have no dcubt, will be able to eany every thing before it, -Hjcksbarg Reg. 9ifaa 5llsosia Ap. Uaiea aad Schenectady RaiE Rood The receipts up. on this Road from the 2d to the S7th t26 6daysj August
 amounted to eaSSee se This is lnucl, lareer sum than was anticipated by its most sanguinc friends :. They have an excellent awin Switzerland that of
 ndemnying those who have been acquitted of crimes | rSn,l,snk thn,,l l~l L~n,~ sux- 4 accused at Berne, of being ncendases received late ly 229 francs for 7S days of imprisonment, E
 !" Let khe ToAsrbe dear roapan !"-One of our ex. change papers contains account Of drunken fel- low, who placed his wife before a fire with the inte- tio of roastng her into declaration as to where she had hid his rum bottle. Though unusually warm, she declined and screamed. Friends came to her assist. ace. and the brutal husband thoroughly LyncRed on the spot-being generously provided with a coat and vest of tar, and feathers ipexpressble. When completely metamorphosed. he made for the adjacent woods looking in his flight, much tkea kangaroo, or some rarer bird. sHs.r edi 5g tsgoffirH)
 Regency Coarage.-The Albany Argus is whissling to keep its courage up It crows alIe thunder over little Missouri and Arkansas Wake up, Mir. State Printer Hear you the voice of Tennessee, and North Carolina, and Kentucky and Indiana Jacksonism organ there, when you sneered at Mister Jackson as you call him. Jacksonism has ended there, and the end is coming here. Jacksonism isnot Van Burensm, remember that. The only hope you now have is in the States which voted for Adnms. Parties have changed greatly, and are changing yet. This great Presidential contest resembles in every respect that in which Adams was routed in 1894. The knell is sounded from the same states. Whistle away, then, over Missouri and Arkansas, for, asTegards Missouri, it is whstling over State saved while the Whigs ''sound the banjo" over empire gained.!-N. Y. Er.
 Missouri, after all the bpasting and braggiug of the collar presses. will not probably give the Van Buren candidate for Governor over 500 majority. So says the Boonvile Herald of Aug. 18th. .qtjlgiat sha
 Eatal A6ney.-A dreadful case of violent death co. cured in this city yesterday; the unfortunate afir took place in Front st., corner Of Old Slip Thomas Brennan briek-layer, was engaged in laying some bricks on the gabe end of the house erecting when he requested Andrew McCragn, holman, to place some bricks near him for use, and the other tperhaps not understanding him) did not do ss desired. when Brennan pushed his plum-boayd towards McCFagin, not however touching him. and proceeded on with his work. and thought nothing more of the affair bat Nc. Cssein grumbled and getting some feet in the rear of Brennan seized . brick and hurled it at his head, which striking him near the temple, as he was in stepping posture, precpiated him to the ground below
 distance of 50 or co feet breaking his neck by the fall The deceased had been married but four CT five months IN. Y. Star. Fn a....4gtil.f ra4J. E, 2 Census efNeUark.-The Newark Daily Advertiser publishes the official census of that city. just comple ted by order ofshe Common Council The population amounts to l9.7ss The Advertiser remarks that the commentators were made when the operations of some of the largest manufacturing establishments near l suspended and the editor is quite confident that the actual population at this time exceeds twenty thou sand. ,.4,
 Mone Csss ki7sd by ra;Iroaa cars. The cars on the Boston and Worcester sa road raninto herd Ofcat-
 e oHNaonday last andbefose the engineer could stop the locomotive, two Of the cattle were klled.y ID
 a Crops ia Vssmoas.--Ihe early frost in Vermont has nearly destroyed she con potatoes and buckwheat in several sections of the state.-7Sey Badge. 7t'ovi
 Fhghssaeas 0 DsutR. "A Ettle gid aged about years the daughter of John Peterson. residing about five miles from Whitehall, was frightened in such . manner, on Thursday last. that she died about two hours afler the fright. Her bEother lad Of f. dres- sod himself in dried bears skins and chased her as she was going to schod.- Troy Whig, ife,4- t.ftn
 NEw OaLEAns. Aug. 29.-Yes,esday. our city was made the scene Of faiag and mslaachely SaBSask a 6ay between . Mfr. Gnisusl and Alr. Brax. TSe Iafir reesssd shss skssgh de Aaes aad dias issAd asely Guiguel was taksn bssdse sls Mayor a.sd vas compelled so give bs In the sum of eo0oO to make hs appearance It the next couft. Animmense n,sasude Allowed Dsux to te eraye who he'd many fiiends by
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