Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-03

cea ineD the h0nee n fhs rG 1g e fIe oson. which was rsaxft1iee sli sslssSs l1h Ilalliee, providing forelecaion s I1sciais ~ FEas;aenk and Vice PreA- dent The vote fdl If tis Ssate was ascer- tained to stand, for James $ Consgay, for Ab- salom Fowler, 3222
 Seth Thayer, IT, clerk of the steamboat Rhode 1sl- and, was the person who stole the @s9OOO in gold from the Captain's office. He has confessed fhs cTmes and the whole sum lost has been returned tOthe Agent of the Bank. in New York. The steward Of the boat is also suspected of being an accOmpEce- Young Thayer is l9 years age, and son the highly respectable commander ofthe Rhode Island. He has, we learn, left the cOuntry.-NeD Bedford Mercsry.
 ClRcUIT CoURT-The Rev. Chalncey Webster. of Albany. was mnlcted in the sum of four hundred dol lars for libel on the character of the Rev. Andre Stark of this city. The libel consisted in pubca. ton which charged the latter divine with having left his congregation in England without saying "by your leave," and come to this country as an adventurer had frequently uttered descal opinions, was familiar.
 zed with all the vices of the old world and had been guilty of acts that were heinous crimes in the sight of God and man.-IN Y. Star.
 INDUSTRY DOWN EAsr--An eastern paper gives us the picture of the progress of industry in those reeaons Nothing like keeping all strings drawn,' said an ampmbaous looking animal in of our seaports the other day, as he tossed off glass of rae New England;' 'nothng like it; I've been on the flats camin. kept my wife begging pork, and my children borrowing meal this week, and declare never got along so well in my hfe.'
 Sensible QaestiOR.-" Mama" said child, my Sunday school teacher tells me that this world is only place in which God lets us live little while, that we may prepare for better world-but mother, do not see any body preparing. Isee you preparing to go to see the country-and aunt Eliza preparing to come here. But Idont any one preparing go to Heav- en. Ifevery body wants to go there, why don't they try to get ready ?"
 Seven Epes losf-A boat containing ten persons, all colored, was upset in Hempstead Harbor, L. I. on Sunday afternoon last and sad to relate, aN on board except three perished! These unfortunate men had twice before during the day crossed Cow Neck to the greg shop on the opposite side of the Harbor to pu. chase rum, and were proceeding for a third time on the same erand, when this accident happened. The boat was at the time close by the shore-there was no wind of consequence, and all were good swimmers
 but 90 intoxicated were they by the liquor previous ly furnished them. that they sunk into watery grave before any assistance could be rendered them.
 SoIID FooD.-A stout country fellow, inured tohafd labor complained frequently at breakfast that he wan ted something more solid thanham eggs sausages and such like nic-nacs The good lady of the house final ly told him he should have it--and accordingly the next morning she set before him aqua of hard cider, and large pewter platter containing hickory log, and n beetle and wedges a x E aAaoAsr," anid afttle grammArian. Eff Lord Wei. lington was hero, was not Joan of Are . sAero ?"
 Maaifcent Bsqsess- The Boston Centnel says. that the late John Lowell IT, of that city, who died few Gs of mors % sEsn @ ssoOooO We issrn thu. s appropra. ted half to isnd an lnsttuton in Boston, for ths jects With the exception of one or two priyate !e.
 acies we also learn that he has left the other half of his large fortune to be equally divided between brother, Q bEOthef.inIaw, and slsteran'law.
 TIE YOUNG WIFE.-A woman runs q risk of being spoilt by the fattering period that precedes marriage. She is, of necessity then, first object; and custom has added to the homage which love would willingly render An individual of family, who may before have been but little considered, rises at once into importance; and the person she most values is ready to execute the slightest ex- precision of her will. The sooner that a woman can diyest her.
 
 the devotion of the lover may have excited, the greater the probability of her securing permanent attachment. Courtship is adream, from which its better to awake, voluntarily, than to be reluctantly reused. is better to return to ordinary habits to the sober and calm fulfilment of daily business, in the place assigned by duty-than to cherish an artifi- cial excitement, and cling to false position. It is proof of Judgment in woman, when she bestows attention on her husbands char acter; when she sets herself to study his pe- culiarities, and to consult them to the utmost l of her power. This is the management which | is not only allowable, but praiseworthy for is object is, not the obtaining of sway, butthe promotion of mutual felicity.
 l It is certainly much to be lanlented when a young wife yields to timidity or listlessness,
 which prevents her from making independ- ent efforts when she nurses the nervousness which units her for all useful services; when, I whatever be the call upon her, she is herself in need of aid and, from never having tho't of exesting herself is incapable of doing 90 when the emergency arrives. Incidents dai- ly occur which mark either the helplessness or capability of every woman. Sudden a- farms, trifling incidents, throw one into url- controllable agitation :. whilst another calm ly avoids or relieves the mlschlef One ls the other. without appearance of effort is ready to help all besides. One cannot stir without support the other is continually era- ployed in some useful or benevolent purpose. One reclines upon q sofa, establishing no claim on others but her own incapacitys the other, by her perpetual good offices, laystp q debt which is willingly paid on denlaid. end thus provides, in tho best mode. for her future exisencies. Msas < iss.s