Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-02

with the adjoining buildings. Two valuable horses were burnt We learn that the fire was undoubtedly communicated by a lamp which had been incautious- y carried into the stable, unnciosed in lantern, a few minutes before the fire disclosed itself '~ Nor,cGLk Gasate.
 From Washington-A Public Address to the Wings of the U. States, will be published at Wash ington during the present, early in the ensuing week. The Address has been prepared by com mittee chosen by the Whig members of Congress- Its object is understood be to explain the grounds of opposition to the prominent measuresofthe admin stration, and the designs of the administration in re- commenting the New and Untried Expedient which has been so signally defeated. | ROtatiOn-The Buffalo Journal states, that John Beach, one of theRegency commissioners of loans for Niagara county, has "rotated himself of, and that certain queer transactions in which the peoples ney was made to act prominent part, will be made public" A walking Sub Treasury small scale, we suppose.-Hdrsford Courier.
 l MT. Smith, merchant of Rochester, was robbed of 5000 between Albany and Syracuse on Saturday last-S2OOO in gold, S2oOO in Michigan (chieAy De- troit) bills and S5OO0 in Safety Fund and Eastern | bills.
 4 Lucky Purchase.-Several years ago an old wo- man, an inmate of the Aims House, near Northamp- ton, England) died there, leaving bedstead and an old trunk, which were her private property and sole effects. She buried at the expense of the parish and these articles were delivered up to her rcla- tons. A few weeks since sale of old furniture took place at the aims house, and the wife of laborer bought the pauper's old trunk for two and sixpence. On examining her purchase, she discovereda conceal ed drawer in which, closely packed, were upwards of 100 pieces of gold of the reign of James the first and his successor. .,. ,-.s,e. .ggI..e e-e.. E. ....5g Galgnanis Messenger gives an interesting account of cure of that awful disease, Hydrophobia by pro- fuse bleeding The patient, native East Indian, was relieved by the first abstraction of blood the extent of forty ounces, that he called for cup of wa ter and calmly drankit off, Previous to depletion the sight of fluid produced horrible convnlsions. Ho then slept tranqully for two hours and upon waking exhib
 ted partial return of the symptoms Eight ovnces of blood were taken from him, which was immediately succeeded by perfect cessation of every unpleasant symptom. The individual has since continued in perfect health. t y s
 Bloody and Fatal Afray.-An affray occurred at the Prairie House in St. Louis on the evening of Oct. 3d. Alexander H. Dixon, attacked young man named Edward Flusser from Chicago and was beating him with sword cane when the latter drew pistol and shot him in the lower part of the abdomen. Dix on died on Wednesday, and Flusser underwent an examination before Justice Shepard onthe evening of the same day We are unable to state the result of the xamination.-LouisviUe Jour.
 Yellop Feuer MobiIe-It is now confessed, at ast by the Mobile papers, that there has been criminal concealment of the alarming prevalence of this mala dy by those in authority. The whole number of deaths from June l to Oct is 275 of which 95 were in September. ,., ...... .,s
 An American Lady Lapellets !-The abused, be- traycd but still devoted Wife of Clark, who is under sentence to the State Prison, to the Jail this fore noon to take leave of her convict husband who was to start for Sing Sing this afternoon. She admit ted to his cell and after sinterview retired app parently overwhelmed with grief With her face bu- ried in her kerchef to hide the tears she did not shed," she passed out unquestioned and the key was turned upon the culprt. Some half hour afterwards, upon closer examination, the Turnkey found that Clark, in the wardrobe of his wife, had fled, leaving her in the cell as his hostage The whole posse of Shenfs and Constabes were instantly mustered and are in full cry after the fugitive--ABany Journal.
 The farmer who wishes to succeed well in his busi. ness must always be busy, but never suffer himself to | be hurried ''"''
 By Authority."-The vandalia State Register is "shooting the deserers May and his patriotic asso- ciates, in the House of Representatives. Messrs. May, Casey and Snyder, need not fear the pop guns of the broken backed administration. Illinois will go the way of all the world, the next election a 4aY | Cefee.-We have had specimen of Coffee sent us that grown the present season in Manchester, N H. The coffee is of good size, and is said by those having used it, to be of excellent quality It has become bv culture in this lattude a hardy pant, and wthstood the frost the present season. much better than most of our maize. The seed was brought into the country some years since, by sailor, but we have not been able to learn from what place was obtained-prObably from the West Indies. E We understand that Hon. Daniel Webster has late y purchased alarge and beautiful farm near the four shng town of Peru at the junction of the Illinois and Michigan Canal with the Illinois river, from Col. Kin ney, of that place, who is successful and extensive land proprietor in that and vicinity, and that MT. Webster intends to convert it into highly m- proved country seat and give it the name of asbu- ry that being the town of his nativity in the State of | New Hampshire. It is stated that the son of Mir Webster, who is now residing at Detroit, and who is said tobc young gentleman of high order of intellect ual literary and legal attainment, is expected l tie and reside at Peru-Hennepis( (I7g9 Jour-
 IRe Steamer Home and Capt. Whife.-The friends of Capt. White ask of the public that they would sus- pend their judgment, until the Of the loss ofthe Home are examined and explained. The request seems but fair one and in our just sympaihies for the dead. we should not be nasty Co condemn the living Let Capt. w. stand acquitted of the crimes oi in.emperance and murder until he proves hInselfi in. nocens. or the public prove him gailsy.--N r. Ezw. u.n tl;aaV4 mmll