Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-16

A Foe IN LoNDoN.-There was remarkable
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20 - A.oNNon On '"e H'snt On NOV %l' Oh winch
the Lonoon Times gives the following account:
During the early part of Yesterday the tco which
Overspread the metropolis and its neighborhood
so consider il; but as the evening advanced tbe
decrease OF light became apparently accelerated by
very great increase in the thickness of the at
mosphere; and before o'clock the whole metrop-
oils was oyerspread by that which without exar.
geration may be designated as thick darkness.
The streets presented in every quarter
foot literally grope their way through the mass of
smoke and vapor which filed every street, whilst
carriages Of all descriptions, wagons omnibuses.
and cabs. made their way at fools space and un-
der circumstances alike dangerous 10 the parties
who guided them, and to those with whom thew
were vehicles provided with lamps and preceded
BY torches in vain was the greatest care and eau
ton observed BY those who led or drove accidents
became of momentary occurrence. and amidst the
shouting of men. the occasional screams of the
few women or children, who ventured abroad, the
Glare Of the torches. and the active dexterity AZ
thieves, the police found abundant employment-
sing business 70 Keen him ont of doors hurried in
10 Shelter Win as much exnedition AZ The nreva;l
| ING darkness and confusion would hermit. ,5-'
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Honse Of Representatives. have adopteda resolution
directinr ne Comm;ttee ON Commerce to ;nonre
into the expediencys Of continuing the Electro
Magnetic Teiegraph Of Professor Morse. from Raj.
| timore 10 New York. through Philideluhia.
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N. 80; 80 S;fs;c,,It:. $500. s.. 49, IT,
nsr., nrafmnS ssnn;d;ty 1870 ts,I;n, , ro,nS
clsalrpS ~ -. az ..y,.s1,sIaa aa.'s,sa"
to assert that the Whips have fosiered these ain.
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a. ~ aw;n;s,.as;o ,.,ss .aaa .,. J" ~
ssnd ,sSs hr tSa .c"os :; =" ~ ..'s
the non,lar eyctemant 70 nartx .dvontas. ~ Tha
ala fles of the Arcus furnish ample festmonv &C r.
,nho II was that nSrseS these ~ thar
rresent f;.arinl macn;tmda Hsd tha n,~r ;,ohac;1a
now occupvinr ne g,,hernator,al chair ~ Na.s
York. possessed past;cle Of canac;fv nr frmness
The nreaant afata of ss ,,o,id h.. 49, .n''.s
ted Rut ths ,,oic,, oS The Ss,e.s ;n5nced The old
man 10 forero fbe syerc;se If the snhor;tv he nos
sesses Iesf il .sbas.T ;.;,ge sSe nnrsw; And a.
the old Dutchman has contented bimself in linn
dering all sorts 81 terrific EXTRAORDINARY in I,ow
Dutch and English. in The ears Of the turbulent
tenants-to he isnohed At -. FEcrsfo,d h,,yncJ
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Ar.,s wrr.r. rxxAr rrn. wr,,--T,vo fr;eude.
who had hssn senara,e5 grea. v.h;,e ,ress;r hy
| chance. one aaked Inc otber how he d;d He =.
nIca thst he Wa verv well and ,yas marr;sd s;nc.
Nav LAST nat g Th.t = $500 $500 1900
a. ~ 49, =, v.r,, s.Saa n.Sssh.. cs ss:a
| .hrewn ..That Z Ssd FOO !" I. Nat 90 had na;-
.n T 70! nag we IncusanG pounds WIN ner. =
,,s = ths., az ~ S;sa os .h -. ~
g ~ = ~. ~ an ,'ey ~ u'eo =. .ns io.
sosss NE rKims rur more fssn fhe shsen
cost me- Ave. that made YOUR amends. , !. Nat
10 much amends neither. IN laid o,,t nv r,orev
house. and i was burned. That nat was great
/ loss indeed" NOT 40 great lose. ne;ther fcr
nv wife was burned in it's ''' -
| Incident at a Post O6ice. The Hartford Times
mentions an amusing incident which lately occur
! red at the Post Office in that town. colored man
went to the post Office, and putting his nose close
up TO the delivery box cried out Lauder y, The
clerk, surprising the negro to be deaf and that he
syaa making roouaef IF him 70 syaair l,,,dar -
that he could hear. asked him. in n verv lana tone
the name ofthe person for whom he wanted letter
| "Louder !" cried the negro. -1s's''
| "What name |" yelled the Clerk.
| "Loudcr /, again bawled he negro. who INV
supposed the clerk 70 he deaf -
| the clerk took long breath. and with ali his
| might again beloved out in the negro,s face The
| same question" what name - This WIS don in
so loud tone that The echo seemed 10 return from
| the far off hills ~ -', y 4
The negro started back in alarm. sI,oufinp 10 The
| told YOU Louder nv name is nothing else a
"0h. ali! oh. no :, said the clerk. .your name u
Louder, Ell Didn't think offhaf--here's ycur LET
ter Mr.. Louder, here's your letter p
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Gases cffAe decrease Of .Mary;ages.-Why do
| They are too nice and too proud, &C.
We know young lady--not very young now, in
| dced-who, to our certain knowledge, has refused
nine offers!
One, because the gentleman could not keen
| Another, because he could not speak French.