Litchfield enquirer., 1843-09-14
aiNO.sle. ,WilohR No. oO6se

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9IF. Lewis Tdppa0 IiIi6 has jjbst r9sdFHsH
from Europe. paBiishes sk5 SdgIo1idg dness
d0te9 ~ satog. bnh cd lsa1 iE4ti - {ssoq
& Mr. TSppan sCitl thati the stswsrd "a Ne
steamship Acadia, Inc which no rs1urHadee
thisacpunlry, called i'll this passage. the ,leGpa
peraTce ship. He said that the passengers.
upwards Of sixty. 10 number, had drank
wines, &c. only "a th6 amount i0f thirty 6our
pounds steflinR, which did not exEedbtilig
qtiantitydrank by onlyHeight passsMgetsaon
her outward sDassage. ailI6 atleni Baiaaha
would coHclude this part of bis addEessshg
relating an incidentsthal occurred i'm ROsioD
harbor on board the Aeafia5 During the
morning Of the last day ofabe passRgas nthe
ship was ,enVeloped in'Fa aheayysHf0g in
Massachusetts bay TIE pil0f did otkndw
where he was.H. After firing several guns
the fog cleared up a little, Whene theyIeal@
4 small boat approach from the leeWarG
Surprising twas pilot, the passengers saas
sembled on the upper deck, and all eyee
were directed 10 the boat az Il neafeds the
ship. Instead III coming lalongsiile, hpWngr
.er the boat came under the Stern, whnnsthe
mah'indt said, aIamanota pilot but q fish
efman;l heard the guns and Etheug 10
would be- a nelgl1boriy. thing 70 come dqwn
and tell you where iyOun nre. aud the course
70 lay for the B0siph. llghtk 80 rgsa vgsh
@ The captain thanked him heartily, and
invited him 10 come on board. "a No. he
could anot siays e But let sWe give vow
son,elhing. = said tue captaifis y OhVpog res
piled The stranger, n y on AreyeFy welcome"
But, said the captain. sslet me throw, ygNea
bottlts Of brandy. rlie yankee fishefmail.
as he. trimmed his sail, and shot befors the
wind, exclaimed :. Don't use The. article: ;"
while the passengers. enc and al, gave mn
loud and hearty cheers. Some Of the En-
glish passengers. who had never been, 10
the United States, expressed Their as:onish-
rnent. The americans felt proud of their
countryman who had thus made such a tac
yorable representation of their country, and
even the teetotalers on board were NOT abash-
ed when same Of the champaign gentlemen
j0cosely remarked 20 them, |" that hshefnan
belongs to your society. SIN Fl ss.s b,ggT tsa,
The True SPlRIT or THE GosrEL cor.
respondent ofithe, ChristianGI ntelligen cer re-,
Jates an RnecdotH of the late Or, Mason OF N.
York, which exhibits the spirit 0f the gospel
In us true nohility. Some % male niernbere
Of the Wall.street CHURCH, having conceiyea
some offence with their pastor, Pr kodgsIg
waited in y body upon DR.. mason, VITA the
utdtku VI Mtitkttl& Will ltlS EtN tA0 sO1~
cradle man heard their complaints Rhd their
wishes.and then mildly replied triends
dismiss your pique and return 70 your accus-
toned place of worship M you cannot live
with my brother Rodgers II ~ very sdnlips>
fnl whether you could remain long copteIl-
ted with me. They took his advice and
returneds and the. breach swas healed, q How
sstrikingly. does This contrast with the
proselitipg spirit of the present day: tfie
| great effort Of some denominations seems 20
| beio render tho members OF other churches
disconnected wilhtheir church connexions.
They literally come iip To the escfiption Of
! the Sayior when h6 spoke Of their eolapass-
| ing seasand land 10 nuke one preset te.A-
To Re: a member MoHi smother church q n
conquest, Of much greater importance IN
from ihc error &c Ms wssy q. Their obieci Il
sto build Up patty and luut 0fsays Tue soujs
al men FELLOW men, $50 10 ss9zaannsi11
~ f''sf FssSS spa .afsst g3ssIan
Pownrs, Az BaIIs Lsi ancient ornaoaI-
/ ern history Be produced, they Will not Ai-
lsfortl more heroic teplys thiln sthat &c stlie
| Yankee al Stoning toti. ID the Neitish COM
mandes. The people wer6 piIlne the ball
which lie enemy had wasted, @hensiiie foe
applied to Them, We sDdni h1Ils sieilf gostse
| sGern Y They were answered -. We tp6ae
/; sas n ps ad ERE 'ssK fs ~, ss
'SsT''S'' agisSas@gq VOC ss.s;sslh .aaassgans
| DrtrcArr RErEY. Il q balf given BY the
lefty of Paris to Napoleon, was Madasuo gof-
don The, CVrsjc clan. IL, general waS not We
Iry fond s0f people who had become rich by
any means but bis own tayoys H. tiha mes !.
| en- seen Madame Gordon, WHOSE naae even
Inc had never known beiore. but n6 had bedn
hid that knrf husband was tlS6e&4af 6fs 011saf
wealth. Hes walked iownrds iief Win a
,Deesish soft Of aiF. and said 10 hes abYhrfif,
" Are YOU Madame Gordon ~ she aI6dela
fprofannd courtesy ID the question NotiA-
kparte continued his disco6fse. atAFeA YOU
very rich \ a Yes sire, e shereplied - Nave:
ltcn children. Napoleon. struck Win tlie
delicate ioscs e snis reply s Yaiksd ds gusckg
aHS' faf pelisdfe IL il g,aasa no essaasa.9
u TAmMAEy HALE. ~, An EEE wIrNEsa.-rT The
New York Plebian good authority IN these
particular premises, draws the following il;sf-
iering skeich oG recedt dpiHgs 81 TalaEnh1y
|saAsshe meeting nj a ii deIegpses Il TanfaasSy
Hallpn the evening Of Thursday lasl, The
occasion WAS marked by a specimen al ri0s
and hiackgparlism ~ once disgfacsfiit and,
alarmings Officers Of lbs customs Roxefn-
meDtscontFactore and expectanis. as4ns Sis-
Erepuiahie character kecked W some.
~ kkes pifesf ealasts fdf efer iaFesfed k6Tgs-
cifk took possession of the COmn1illAA Hro5n.
Iinsuliine and ,assauliing peaceabIY fiShosed
citizens. Sho cams there a. laus'ial 81 sach
Now ,s ss caii p ID ns lie Aisyoa ma poiiee
authorities if there BE- anY Sfrlile hi th6 law.
iflhey sase not disposed NJ permit cutFneea