Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-23

y a Es.Sn 81 xasaEs. sFscsEit Strixzl ron
the sandwich isIands 4 appears lhat TIE Pseseet
Of fhepnlpit. which fofmerly stood in the Center
Church In NewsE Haven; ana bwhiohswasso kindly
intended. did not meet the most enthusiastic re-
caption iSewsipdges saSsthe Psllsdipns iERmths
following paagtAPh ih'onsofAhd saddSaishs I1laHa
ssffase "a zE tfgs &c tEs5S DC 81 asSHk3
tsl'Stssf2 gH0 is hsesags5i lsdss ssEsi saT sse8
- The benevolent propepsitieso OF our American
bsethrep not qnfreqpepsly display themselves IN
remaFkablel manner We have often been amused
inswitnsssiHg the opening If come huge package,
their friends this way. But we venture r. say =
greater or more ling display of charity, was
never exhibited in our streets, than during pro-
eFess through them Of the huge pine wood pulpit,
recently landed from the Globe II has made its
appearance here, covered with carved woodi, and
cushion, whose luster has somewhat faded through
long yearsof preaching, fights Of steps and alA If
| an EsQuimaDx, clothed with, skins and redulent
with train oil, had been suddenly dropped into our
principal thoroughfares he would not have been
more sstonshed At the heat than the recipients oi
this bounty were at its, magnitude, The cost Of
getting 1T here cannot Ne much short 81 500, and
its use may be represented thus, Or From III toTt
ensemble we are not at all surprised that rs osig
mil propfietors epleased 20 get twenty th0u4
sand miles from home. 'ns#s7g 81 sgsviasss@1 ba4i
gssst ssaT ygsF OF ysad gSsas 9ftiyeFg
.san ESeiaeiks~ Sabhafl afternoons last, at the
Brick Psesbyterans Chnrchy 1wos ihfantE children
were presented f1r baptsfa.mi The Congregation
(which uwasyery larga3 weres silehtly witnessing
this ceremony. until the Revs
Clergyman pronoancedv ina distinct and andible
voices the name of the second childs when sudden
and involuntary sensationvas sopeFceptible in ey-
cry part Of the house, that each infyiduai seemed
to be insmotions and all apparently equally anxious
f,,a;,;.. 80, - 49,
hold sEords butis tonched acotao q sympathy which
s Ssgs sss,s 1900, e - Too
49, ~ O.. N Masv ,orr;os'
received several beautiful dresses, and perhaps ere
this. many morse Successful young Hnnar5c IAx.
- s Ss9rrt,n $500 .sgsfT,i .gl.}iyig vi N
/ IN incilest at The Chicorag Capt. Gore,
which arrival afs Bosfm an left Manila
Oh tie i7tha JuysI OF eourseatsg passsngers had
received no news OF the political movements whsch
Ipreceted OUT presidential telections and % they
drew near home. were naturally anxious e know
s n s Ivy snss sp0ke no a sA,p
through 1ns speaking trumpet. the question Mas
pollrs was the reaiy' reply. Tora moment the,
n,erstas douhfed ~ NOT thew yye1 4 untler.
going 4 hoax. and had barely time 10 thunder out
flxo snet;r, se yVo,s Iasoos u pnl y, and receive
the renly, That's more than wescan tell you,'
ere The two ships parted on their different courses
49, 81 nm. ssTss 49, s.sss,t s.,gssg,ss ,yyatlas. \
.s,,.sT, - a s.ess,sass 81 ~ yta
| Census of .Misso,yi---By acensus OF the popu-
lation DC Missouri just taken blythe State apthor-
tiea, ii appears that the whole population Of the
state amounts to 90 follows .bal lssaioi
II Free white males,ssaysa e6g 4ts hi 233 ,097ss
/ SO n g. females, M, : d9aaa III 2o8.9ses
i gss f aM ..ssl.ss ss,s tes.sl sr-----------s,i
i Total white population, NIX h55,s t440,O66 /
Free persons Of color.lgss .estfasilsssni l.5sl5s