Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-15

A form of beauty in the skies
 Which, quickly springng from the tomb,
 In Paradise shall ever bloom."
 Detroit, May l5, 1e33
 "The Western Alligator and Mississippi Battle Axe,'' is the title of paper just started out vest Savage enough.
 Two years ago, every man, who did not eulogize the State Banks, was denounced by the administra- tian as federalist. Now, every man, who does eu- !ogze them, is denounced as federalist.
 FEdrttorl Courier. Loco Foco Creed-" Gold and silver for the office holders, and rags for the People" This is the true Loco loco crecd-one kind of currency for the Gov crnment and another for the people. John M. Niles, Isnac Toucey. Orrin Holt & Company at Washing ton, are paid in gold and silver, but the mechanics and laborers who work for the Government are paid off in deprecated bank notes by the office holders.- This is genuine Loco loco democracy. No wonder the people are disgusted with it -Hartord Courier. A Situation in Erpcctancy-A gentleman conver- sing with one of Dr. Niles loco loco friends down street inc other day, remarked, that MT. Niles would probably have to stay at home after his present term had expired. "Oh no," replied the other, MT. Niles is provided for; if we can't re-eect him to the Senate he is to go Minister to the penitentiarv of Rnssa"
 Rart"d Cour.
 EnIenrmen's-A gallant wag lately sitting by the side of his beloved, and being unable think of any thing else to say, turned to her and asked why she was like a tailor. :" don't know" said she, with pouting lip unless it is because am sitting beside my goose"
 A ong-legged, black-whiskered fellow tossed bi let doux the wall to little brunette, who had not time to stick it in her bosom before her governess caught sight of it. "What's that you are hiding away, Miss 2? "Nothing but letter from my uncle" Indeed and who brought it?" "It came by male, madam "-Boston HeraL.
 High and Dry.-On Saturday evening ioafer wns found mapping on the curb stone of park sidewalk A watchmon coming nloag, said to him. You are high, you rascal" "Yes," hiccoughed the fellow, II am high, and dry too.''-N. '. Express.
 HcllosOeH, (Me.) January 25-A gloom pervades our community, from the tragical end "f Hon. Lucus Bnrnnrl of Aha, member of the Senate of this State from Lincoln County, who fell dead when retiring from the Senate Chamber yesterday afternoon. He was in perfect health, and had been in unusually huoyant spirits during the day. MT. Barnard was ore of the ablest men at our Senate Board, lawyer by profession, man of sound judgment, solid talents. and ot the most sterling integrity; universally fcCIUeu dS U pINutC CIuZCHS nUu Puuhc uuh ob uH- bounded popularity.
 Suicide !-On the 18th inst. Mir. James Finn, of Charlton, committed suicide, by hanging himself in his own dwelling. He was aged s3 years; and ere 'he lapse of nnny frosty winters, he might have saved himself the trouble of being his execution cr It is said that the deceased lately met with re. verse of fortune which is stated to be the osensble cause of this horrid act !'-Ballston Spa Gds..
 Forgeries.-Two or three persons have been arrest ed in this city under the following circumstances. A resident of New York. doing business as broker, in the lower part of the city, together with two or more scoundrels from the west. contryed by forging letters and orders to possess themselves of the original bank note plates of the Bank of Kentucky. From these, impressions were struck to the amount Of S3700o0 by Messrs. Burton. Gurley & Edmonds, 26 Wall street, who were led to suppose the work to be for the bank to which the plates belong. The conduct of the rogues such to lead suspicion the par. of the engravers that all right, and conferrng with the agents of the bank here, the forgery of the letters and order discovered; and application be- ing made the Poice the two principal operators in this profitable speculation were arrested and locked up.-N. Y. Esp.
 Anolher.-A MT. Jas. Brown, from Wisconsin Ter. ritory, was introduced by of the parties to the above related transaction to Messrs Burton, Guriey & Edmonds. and produced letter purporting to be from the president of banking establishment in the west. MT. Brown employed these gentlemen to en- grave and print notes purporng to be of the Famen' and Mechanics Bank of Burlington, Wisconsin Ter ritory of the denomination of 5. 10. %. 5O and 100 dollars each. to the amount of about S2O0OOO. With these he has gone west pehops with the intention of obtaining charter for bank with this title but. SO far as we are informed the subject, without any chance of his finding such bank now in operation.
 The Grand Jury of Niagara county have found bills of indictment against McNab. Mosher, McCOr- me. Chalmers. Mcleod, Leland, Jarvis, Warner, kidgiey, Mcdonald and Warren, for murder-in the Caroline affair."
 PepeT MiA Burns.-The paper mill of R. & J. M. Miles, Tn foquonock. was burnt. together with all its contents, on Tuesday morning last. Loss about ESQ., OOO-insured SI0OO0. The fire took abou, dayliph, and issupposed to have been communicated acciden. tally by the man employed in building fires in the mill The dwellings near the mill were saved after having taken fre-HarsfOrd COurant.
 The New Jeney Legislature have repealed the ac, prohibiting the issuing and circulation of small bills in the House by vote of a to l6 and in ths Senate by . vote of 10 tO6. Thus ends the New Jersey hum hu9-H,