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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16

fR ~FOh LfvERPOQL-RegsIa Packet of the g7th
M2 peeepbsr-The splendid, fast sailing packet ship
kslNpkPENDENCE,C Capt Wye, will sail as above
her regular day.
For cabin second cabin steerage having
spendu accommodations apply board foot Maiden
orto JOSEPH McMURRAY,
-. - 100 Fine street, corner Of Bout
SThe above will be succeeded by the packet sbd Vr
GINA, Aapt Allin. and sail on 10 Dec.
Persons wishing to send for their friends residing the Old
Cosnry, have them brought by this shp or any
n25r na5r
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SEGARS-SEGARS.

SEGARS-SEGARS.
HE tollcgng choice ssgar are Away, hand At HEN
4 N9UES'S HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGAR
STORE, wholesale and retail. basement 81 William
Rondas, in half and quarter
Do No. half and quarter boxes
Noney gas, In quarter and eighth do
Para kegalos, in quarter do
Regaias, of superior quality. in ~ u and llsth boxes
Congresas, in quarter boxes
Trahrcas, do do
Ia Norma, do do
In LspeTanza, do do
Tres Amigos, in cartons OF 20 e,ch
London Regaiias, in cartons Of 40 each
Is Pruela in quarter boxes
siisgAns spotted. IN quarter ooxes
PenStllia's, do. of superior quality
Yustncndsd, do
g-.<pyza, do
Mssfos do
Prinaverss in quarter boxes
Alralzas DO
Constantias, 90
Bustamentas, do
Esu,ero Regalias, do
Imperial 90, IN quartz ores, superior article.
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FJOUsE FURNISHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- HAUGHWOuT SOL Broadway. Manufacturers, Agents
AND Commission Merchants have received and
opening new and splendid assortment OF the following ar
cles, viz -
syered, Chit and Bronze Ga Chandeliers to 20 lights
20 candle do 4toA
Do Candle Brackets, Ito
Do Cos Brackets, fts
Do Gas Manuel Lights, ~,
Do Ghrsnaoies, ia {
CaaaieDaas, swi.
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Il + M OVAL.
PHIIAdPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

n
PHIiAdPS' CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT.
II ysn. owed from l45 Brr.dwayto No 7 Aston Ynpsn
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.
oaenu OF most legan ana fashionable kind saving Of
GO per cent for cash
TIE aqveriser d. u the hack
neyed system OF giving list Of nominal prices,
that the length Of time he has established together with
Gent voucher for his capabilities Possessing the
eins with extensive cloth
ne csnhdenty assets that he furnish clothes which,
arson wi be found lower than other house making UP
The best descriptions Of gentlemens dreas.
s0 5m >. PHILLlPS Astor House. Broadway
LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Nc. 9 Wall street. TIL
subscriber has received and offers for large aseor-
ment ofimpored India Rubber Water Proof Goods viz:
Goats and Capes ofsupeor Lama, Cashmere Persian
Merino and Cotton, of all colors and sizes.
Cotf-lndia Rubber. Water Proof super Lama, Lama Per
s28 6msr CHAS hRRATiANSON
GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE
The HOPE MILLS, II Marketfeid street, between
Broad and Whitehall late 261 Elizabeth street. New York
once l2o Front Sc Constantly hand the lowest
uriees and in the usual xsT I'm en-,
ITO PRINTERS AND fUBLISHEKs.-A young ma
PRACTICAL prnei who Is thoroughly acqu his
employed the capacity OF reporter and subedtor
highly respectable Journals DESTROYS OF
IN the country to take charge Of aud
paper concerns remunereng salary will only be expected
Respectable references given and required. nil jgb
nm
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-02
MARRIED.,

In Woodbury., on the 25th inst. Me William F.
Osborn, of Goshen, to Miss Mary G. Morris, only
daughter of James Morris, Esq. A generous slice
Of delicious cake duly received. Our best wishes to
the happy pair for their remembrance.]
AT Winchester, on the 3lst ult. by the Rev Fred~
erick Marsh, Mr.. Levereu J. Waugh, of South
Farms, 10 Miss Lucy Baldwin Of the former place.
DIED,
In this town, on the Goth ul, Me-: Billy Turner,
aged 49,
In this town, on the 9th ult., Mr.. Frsnsice G.
Wheeler, aged IS years.
In Williamsburgh, Mass. Rev. David Goodwin,
formerly of this town, aged ~.
Obitmary,-Died, in Bethlem on the 9Th Of March.
last, Mrs Abby l.. Strong, aged 80 years. Few ans
called to suffer severely, and for so long time,
Mrs. s. For the last 20 years she has been afflicted
with nervous affection and palpitation Of the hearr
None except her family and relatives have known
the giant power of her disease Shut from soci-
ETY. and from the active Of life in the quiet
treat of her domestic circle she has suffered a tho
horrors Of this most dreadful complaint. She was
cheerful through her sufterings, except in extreme
distress-she said ait is the Lord, let Him do what
seemeth him good. She has lefl husband and two
children to mourn their irreparable loss, to whom she
was bound by the strongest ties Of natural affection.
But she has left behind her that which 10 superior TO-
all sublNnary treasures in the purity Of her exam
pies and while We sympathize with the deeply al
hlcted family may they be comfored with the ioyfue
hope that she has gone to reap the retrbuoss 0fhe
Just, whose inheritance is in brighter and better
world beyond the grave. In contrast with such n.
life of agony and disiress-how peaceful the grave
how sweet the rest OF heaven. t"Csm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-02

WAenxMeToN, May %.
Mr.. SrANEEr has returned 70 this civ, and
will resume his public duties Tomorrow
The happy termination Of his affair with MIR.
WISE gives universal satisfaction to their
friends.
As full and authentic statement of the
terms on which the settlement is based may
not be given to the public for some days, ]
will crafty your readers with recital Of the
outlines, as they were narrated to me, from
memory.
On Wednesday last, Mr.. Stanley, through
his friend, made written demand of person
al satisfaction of Mr.. Wis.,. reciting the Incl
dents which occurred some ten days since
near the race course in the City of Washing
ton. and repeating literally the disclaimer
he had offered TO Mr.. w. on that occasion.
After much preliminary correspondence
between their respective friends, Mr.. Wise
proposed suspension of Mr.. SANKEY'S de.
mand with view to an explanation. The
proposition was accepted and Mr.. Wise pro.
ceeded to state that, understanding MIR. Stan.
ley Internationally came into collision with
him near the race course, he deemed it his
duty as a gentleman to say, that the blow
inflicted by him on Mr.. s. through sudden
impulse, induced by an erroneous impress
sion, demanded his profound regret.
The friend Of Mr.. Stanley felt himself
bound to acknowledge this note to be entire
ly satisfactory.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-02

laid On he table, and 500 copies ordered 10 pE
Resolution directing the committee on judigve
enquire what further regulations are necer
prevent Disturbances Of public worship; pesGh. T.
Resolution directing the committee on judiciary to
enquire into the exPediency Of regulating certain
fees of sheriffs passed.
Committee on new towns and probate districts re.
ported bill making the town Of ROxbury probate
district; read twice.
directors of the New Haven County Bank, stating
their wish that the capital stock Of that bank should
be reduced from 100000 to $4,000; that no stock
be voted by proxy. and that the restriction in the
charter ~That no person copartnerships hold
moro than $4,000 of the pal stock" be taken of;
read and referred to committee on banks.
Resolution that committee be appointed to EXAM
me the amount of unfinished business, and report
when this House can adjourn without day; passed.
Messrs. Copp, Russell, and Woodward of N. Haven
appointed.
Resolution apprOpriating $500 to fitting up the
Treasurer's Office at Hartford; passed.
House adj. to 10 o'clock, Monday morning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-02

At a Court Of Probate holden at Sharon. aeiiAin
and for the district Of Sharon, on the 28th day
of May, A. d. 1912.
Present, Charles F. Se9gsoiek, ESQ. Judge.
ON motion of Frederick Plumb, Adminis-
NItrator on the estate of Milton J. Adam.
late of Canaan. in said district, deceased;
this court doth decree, that six months from
this date, be allowed and limited to the Gre
ditors of said estate to exhibit their claims
to said administrator. and also directs that
public notice be given of this order by ad-
vertising in a newspaper printed in Itch
field, and by posting a copy thereof GA q
public sign-post in said town Of Canaan
nearest the last residence Of said deceased
Certified from Record.
CHARLES r. SEDewIcK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-02
n Express Of Saturday has The

:, .."oS ., SATURDAY mas 'cS .U'-
island of 81. Domingo and the loss Of ten sROwsond
u-..1 80 ~. c.1. .-c-.J ~ - N1-1--~
's'e'' winch are Iuaiy eonnrmeo' Aho org Ne1sOnS
Capt. Morris, brings tho intsGgeneo Of thu great de-
struction TO New York.
,rL.-~ =. =.
niI were Two snocks q foEs ae FrneS w GlS.
s Ie, !ne uISt n1t 70 long as tne ySSonuS WMIcn
",rovs =, e aoOOs tnlee mlnuse5 ICY Peson
ed wS he oa a1bsd i%o '' ''e''' "'''
"" Ths ", nn sne Snl.gnEieo poPeIauon'
po,, AZ P r;N"hOI tMe eIttnquaAG wa InIcGoJ ~
covsr %% III great neat a1d heavy SGaos .nas
ton Of the South 3 bs No1S iOS%eO the O''''
an orca"n, rCn y. e' Oh Mnicn W. navo
entirely desroved IL con,ayod a wnGs Cc ,nH VIZ
,ans' two..hrdS Of whom are bouSSs 10 ~ dsa SaO
the earthquake was fell there with Violence Many
nous, "G os. ~ ~ ana some destroyed
ha oISo,~r rs, S IN SsS ys.
AUG part VI "T il"TsSS we'0 "'S''"'0""
II addition - ..o L IL i...... ;...,,:s
o.s 'n ns. APE cTuteI sIeo t!Cn tng Sly ISw
nouls previous 70 tne departure Of Capt. motifs wh"
~, ~, e a' o1s are, soe wcD
who Sad esc .ae tS q ne % 81
Nicholas and Port Pax are also said to be DESTROYED
~. Co.,. a'''' - ''' Gus,
his message to the General Assembly, SAYS" ann
not sufficiently apprised Of the state Of the Treasury
10 be able to submit any details to you on that sub
!ect' ms Information you VIII un9uestlonob!y 90:
tan Lom the report OF the proper ofhcerp which WAL
DC suomtled 70 you IN que time
The hodv Of wh;ah ~, hasa haa Us VIZ. a.
before the Assembly chose him to his Office, dNd net
!ake .ne trouble TO inquire OF ths Treasurer at least
NOT He mns have sean chorn S "e osa ~ uSO "
repeated in the Times in the course Of the past year.
thousand dollars had disappeared that the revenue
was a;d ana the iGnndaaon OF State debt
closed by "ihe report Of the proner ofcer By that.
il appears, that after dischasging all demands upon
EI HI asf sulP9s tena'neo ne treasury 81
~ % ScS parry gut sne goxe:nmen IN IeSS ,ney
for the Wings to nav. They bald 4, and ;ns,ead Of
laying the foundation of State debt, the WhiRa
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-02

NOTICE is hereby given that 90 much
IN of the real estate Of Jacob 8. Blackman,
and James Throop. will be sold at auction
at the post of the LIST eccl. society in Wash.
ington, on Monday the list of August next, q
will pay town tax of seven and half
cents on the dollar, and state tax Of one
cent on the dollar. on list of l640. togethe.
with the expenses of sale.
SIMEoN H. MrrcHEEG, Collector.
Jxme 2. 1912. av
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-02
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Tibuns.

"'R WASHINGTON, May "a
In Senate, today, the Navy bill from the
House was twice read and referred. A bill
reported by Mr.. Huntington from the Com
mittee on Commerce authorising the clerk Of
the District Of Fairfield, CT. TO reside either
al Fairfield! or bridgeport. was passed.
The Apportionment Bill was taken up a.
mended, as will be recollected,by the Senate
Committee by inserting ratio Of $4,000
provision for the representation Of major
fractions /; and by striking out the section
requiRng the elections by Districts and in.
sorting that where under the laws of a State
the elections are made by Districts, the Dis
tricts shall be single, contiguous and contain
such q representative population as 10 requi-
red by the ratio.
Mr.. Berrien, from the Judiciary Committee
(who reported the bill, )explained the amend.
ments and expressed his determination to
vote for the bill, containing as il did a low ra-
ito adopted by the House and the Senate's
Committee, although he preferred higher ra.
ito. Mr.. Hayard thought the number Of
Representatives should first be fixed, and
aflerward the manner Of the appor.ionment
He favored a House Of about 900 Members
and should move in accordance Herewith
when In order to strike out the ratio OF $4,000
and insert 74.607. Mr.. King thought the ra.
VIZ cHOuA0 UO UOtWOGu OOsUOV 0te1 CUs~'NsOp WI
certainly not below the former. Mr.. Crit.
ienden expressed his intention to vote for the
bill as amended, except the District amend.
ment.
MIR. Walker moved the adoption OF the
amendment to represent major fractions, and
briefly advocated the motion.
Mr.. Woodbury. thought 10 unconstitutional
Mr.. Buchanan opposed the amendment
a. not only violation of the Constitution. bu
Of the settled principles Of the Government
from its foundation. and In support Of thil
view referred 10 the Veto OF Washington O
the AppoFilonneRt Dill. He opposed Mr.
BsrvicT's District Amendment, conteMdinv
that under is operation Tho prevalence Of th'
General Ticket system would DO inevitable
hir. Wright should vote against Il. although
n would give Nav York one additional Rep
Fosenenilv0. The Inequalities which Oh,
small States suffered In having large ffac
Ilons woHe moro than compensated BY thei
representation 10 Ne Senate,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-02

HNHE subscriber continues 10 make Grain
y Cradles at bis old stand. one mile ana 4
&alf west of the Court House on Harris main.
% called. Repairing done Is usual. Also.
Grade Seythes. BY the dozen o. Single-Pat.
emf WhesI Heads, pifk Cost SAssl SpisdIes.
ELIAS BlSSELL.
Litchheld, June 2 lea2. sSmi
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-02

90 The WATERBURY, Brass BAND will repea. the
Concert this "wednesday evening. with additions
and alterations in their scheme.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-02
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, JUNE 2. 1912.

o. The N. Y. Tribune has tho following in an
Extra: 1.-THE TRIUMPH OF LAW!
"The Supreme Court has decided to grant wrts of
Mandamus against Mayor Norris directing him to
swear in the Wing Officers elect il the Sixth Ward,
and thesWhig Clerks Of both Boards! The Wing as.
cendancy in the Common Council is confirmed !"
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.,,,rposfaN will be published
rgRsls.. ~ ,,,r,,rrr. or at = 90 IL paid IN
10y al ss'9o lend \, made within SAX months
S'ascs. IL lnbseribing il will be considerstt
ssn ,ic unns - No paper viii bs discontinued
Gaace ,a5 are paid, exceptHt the option OF
M publisher will be inserted for ths GUS
GAd'e'' Persons are requested 10 stilte iaf
1i 3, olnsrwiso they wifi be inserted 'iii ioF
polish ,,arqso accordingly
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# ooFrTS OF F 4 z MI " g.
W . ,bsrs are many turner's who luSs a a
III -..,, NJ the business of farming as far as
in'"T .. concerned they seem TO suppose
N @~S sold from tire farm, rs alone TO he az
o'' .rofr while no note IS taken Of WHAT
III a''" ,ooorr Inc aafaliv, or IS Invested in i'm
~ ...o,s of the farm. To give an instance we
# ,.t., ia n conversation mad with inrHIer n
n .aee. d NUN WORTH some SIX or eisHt (
.5tJars. Industrious ana thrIving5 UuU svtiS
-,.i ,l,or ne WIS only abie to raise ia CIsI
M, t.rr,- ~ sumo thrgez or tour hundred dol
n 4. .,ouaiiy. As contrast ne men1Iuuea a friend
fsi, that had ABOUT the SAME amount IN Idnos
M no ,,russif had IA reH6 estais-a anu ne seemed
.,.5s, me interest his friend recsIved 4 clear
"a, on his capital, and that money SO invested
\ .,.. mora income rtan farm would We knew
=, ,.,rrsr nae a large family, ana suspeGriuG he
the cost OF providing for them IN ma ss
,,s al what ne receivu from ms inquired
r,nrr ne thought ne zvv0ud havs ieft IN cash
.s.r y sucEl a amIiy his from tine sum
/ r.; from, rscstfeo az Interest,", He Eesitated mo
,s,, NM answered. not any riIIng5 his rgceIpIs
,ra,ttd 6areiv foot tina DILL Of INV family expenses
wear; n truth he bRsliittIe nothing lett.
after supporting MS own.
So We. Doubt not It often is with the fHrmRr.-
That hic hs and his faniiy sat drink NINA yvsnr7
M, v1fr, roes to maize IN znr corn1OEtahie and
,scr,nie because II Is tine 1rurf of the farms 1e
N kIuu Providence and The rssrrit OF tilair
B nri is frequently overlooked nv INN IN MS es
n,e of the nrorft and loss OF farming, ann nothing
s,cunted BUT rhe cuzh that remains after all the
rrsusessanciz ouiuoes ara provided for.
THsis NOT treating ia farm fairly. "a one case
NJ arm Is capitaf the other the eaptafais in the
mad, That which gUes tina support OF the tam
lva as u1iicn the prudnctof eauitui in enc case as
M other. and in beth cases shuuid be- conEIdersd
,tue uyuu anu l the farmer. after the uTIIHEaIn
IA anrsq1a tamliy and defraying tina expansss Of
labor. lurlVv7un nia arn-- 80 has some three or
" FOUR hundred dollars fsft to purctruze ldHh,
and ds1nss OF rs he pieases, while his friend the
fund hOdor mas little nothing left. it surety ems
Dot reasonably inferred that the farmers profits
arc east. Ave. but the farmer Inns work for his
FOlz. while the other lives ar his euse. True
here we suspect ties tine difficulty ana il is an
evil winch shuuid be corrected at once. The OBJ
eca0H implies that il is disgracefal, unhealthy,
Rulnrutitabie characterization sntireiv err
rcueous. 1t cunnoth be disgTacaiul labor in n
country where everv mun is the arrtIitect OF his
rEn fnrruua and mikes mars ms own condition
hi 'a; II is not unheaitiv,as the experience ofthe
woe world proves; and 20 prorIt. where cum be
6uni class OF men moro prosperous. and accumu
airq wealth. faster than American farInersi Be-
fa me iarruer concludes there. Is noprufit IN FAR
ming let tHem look the wIoe ground, and We
ihmt different conclusion viii be reaeiIed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-15

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-15

aaon RzruRr- yuuug wife demonstrated
Wy" Der husband. dissFpGtgd speRthrrtt, on his
Conduct sly love said lte 4 am ouiy like the
f'odI'a Son: sltaIl reform bv- and By ''And
VIII he ike Tie Prodieai SCR. TOO" the replied
''r' "j arIye ard 90 70 nv father; and acrnr
dinghy T sua r-o~.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-15

Judge oug west mas Cteeieieei, Ihata dandy does
h belong Jha human spscIes- ana NAV he sIetI-
60 Iaio tne gutter tire same as any other puppy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-15

SiNFzHHGs or THE KORAN GEoKGE.. Our rsarIers
resotteet THAR, during the Iast few wears frequept
mention has been naKia OF experiments recnxsri
nrEIctes from t.Ifsoncs ohie sp1 The tact ttiar
immense man OF war wing unciror-n tine harhor,
with fine wsHther shOuiG havu gone dowuin mos
uent, carrying more than Thousand PERSONS 10
vatnry grEve considering the strict discipline of
the British Navy, most mar1ahle event.
On the 10Th of august, lzs2, lhs English man
Of wHr, the Royal George, efimmGusa aize- three
decks, one hundred guns, nine hundred men, was
wing n spithead, near Portsmouth reasTy for sea-
and with a large feet bouad for tho Mediterranean
She hpre 'he fiRg- of Adnirai Kempsnieldt, fua
oticer--4f seventy wears 0id. On TINT day there
'vers.tvu three hundred women 5oard--siie
wives ana friends Of seHHen; also q large numbaF
of persons, with articles to sell 10 the ssamen ma
iing bervveen tvvelt rrd thr.aer hundred huard
THAR day a ,vater.eucie below the water rrqulr
ed repair the shin was careened- by changing the
guns, sc. Wien wing IN this position soop
came ainny side with u load Of stones. which were
deposited on tha side OF the Rosaf Cfeorge winch
was in the winter. TlIau the admitted
into the lower ports Tile carpenter hecume aiar-
med and told the Liau- o. tie deck; VINO told him
mind his own business, ana dad nothing to right
the shin; the A,Imlrui being the cabin The
carpenter again told the Lien that the snip would
all, vhu, aiisr. waiting savsrai minutes, orderEd
the drums bent quarters, thar the siiip might
be Iighred. AT that moment iuE nj wind struck
her, she keeed more, the water rushed into
ths lower decks, and she filed anu went dnvn---
Only one of thu women was saved. The Admirai
and more than thousand were drowned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-15

1G77aA e. Goaid's EaifaDd or Caleb cliShtssq-
ous''hg IS nored for his go.afiead Disposition,
-" 'll' el'cired the following
ON G.. O.
lay aside- ali We dead
For IN the next bed
NSposes the asiIes of c.
lie has crowded his vVay
through the world as they saw,
'u pefhaps. now hes dead may be gushing
'usnlng took this ait in good Burt butsr stoEr
= writing the following, vviricll turned the ta-
h'ss Gouid :FaIiss e. u.s. sam cid r1uirff'
ON H. r. G.
LieFH ties one wfsose svvIr.
A. "tthaur yv1unaIng. couid hits
stssa De the turt tsaE above hsE.
1IaVlng sent eyerv bean
st, Aothe regions below
sfseif mas gOue dozVu---EaEsz A IovEh-l
Boston paper.
A.. Nev' Mr. Tayior, of Boston. in his vrHvsr
n. - a'aruuoH, in abiding 10 the departurrn of
h. !, INT Tor Washington, oarrssffy suppiIcaree
e.,.s 70 give. him ssrIuvsrt to vvrestle auo-
WIN the Congressional deyiI''
srs 1,v. :. gut nunuEssi revolutionary pension
7' curing tina aEt wear