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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17

Singulay snd .MelGneoiy FsiaRty.-The sickIy season has been attended with unusual fatality in por,ions of the West. T.P. Bur nett, Esq member of the Constitutional Con- vcntion from Grant Co. W. T. was called home recently to witness the death of his moth- CT. who died of the prevailing bilious fever, and in two days afer. himself and wife were deposited in the same grave. both being strick. en down Wilh fever.
 Albany EUening Jasvmsl
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17

LovE.-Thc following exquisite pass. age we find in Tupper's" Crock of Gold:"
 Love is the weapon which OmnirO ,ence reserved 10 conquer rebel men when all else has failed. Reasen he parries Fear he answers blow to blow Future Interest he meets with Pleasure but Love that sun against whose melting beams Winter cannot stand, that sofl sub duing slumher which wrestles down thu giant, there is not one human ere lure in a milton. nnta thousand men in earth g large quiniilliOn. whose clay heart is hardened against Love-" Whi'neg's Great Rdilroad.-Mr. Whit ney meets with very great encourage. lnent wherever he goes, In Indianapolis and several other towns n Indiana. Day. ton and Columbus, Ohio. and Wheeling public meetings have been held and reso, iu,ions favorable to his great Railroad project adopted
 Tho Lowell Courier makes the following ex. eellent suggestion:
 "'rhs next Presidential candidates ought te bs intrrvogAled in VvEsTd to the length ot their messages No man should be elected whose message would exceed three oR four eolumns. of all public MuIsanees. the mast sup0gialive iI Dsssass Of'hs lsas'h we rublishsd yesterday
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17

RETREAT FOR DISABLED CLERGYMEN An institution of this kind is about to be es- tablished in the dioceace of Maryland, near Georgetown, Dist,ic ict of Columbia, for the Prot estant Episcopal Church. Asuitable property
 has been purchased as we are informed, and &C., tive measures are in progress to consummate the plan at an early period. Gazette.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17

DEATH BY DRowNrNG.-On Thursday eve ming, about o'clock, Mir. Orrin F,rbes. ans
 Mr. Eliznr Hills. both of East Hartford, started
 in small beat iram the foot of State street, [,
 cross the river. They had proceeded but tw,
 or three rods before the violence Uf the wave caused the boat to swamp. Neither of then
 could swim, and Mir. Forbes was immediatel, drowned. d.-Har!ford CourGnk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

WHEAT IN MrcH1eAN.-AI our exchanges in
Michigan speak the mos: a,terins terms OF the pros
meet Of the whea, crop Private reports confirm the &C.
ronnt Not county seems TO be excepted. II nothing
unfayorable the present month, the harvest will
be more abundant than ever before in Michigan The
quantity Of land In wheat of course much greater Also
MAMMOTH STRAwBERRY.-We have at our office
Strawberry measuring four inches in circumference,
which grew in the garden Of Col u. Bennett 1t Is called
the Hovey Seeding. This is The largest strawberry we
ever saw II there any larger should Ike TO see
them. lBrstol TX! Al fne'A'
FIRE Is HAssIBAL, Move learn from the 81
oui. Penubc,n tina, Ave stores with nearly all their
contents destroyed by fire on the Sd Inst very
serious calamity TO so small place.
n. The Political Abolition Party of Vermont
have nominated LAWRENCE BgAISERD for Governor
JACOB Scerr for Lieut., Governor, ZESAs Woop for
Treasurer and N j. RowELL for Congress, Fourth Dis
trict.
~ Two Jurors were sworn on Tuesday in the
case Of Wyatt; the murderer now on trial at Auburn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
Inter from Hnynnn.

The brig T. Street. Capt. Mcconnell, arrived
Mt Newt Orleans on 9th from HavaBa with advce TO
the 2sh ut We learn from the Delta that the Mexican
war steamers Montezgma and Guadalupe arrived at a-
vsna from Vera Cruz the oath, under British colors
From the correspondence received from several parts Of
the Island would appear that 1t had been suffering Sc
verey from drouth. The interior and Eastern parts Of
tho island had suffered considerably, and It was generally
understood that the coffee and tobacco crops would
be considerably diminished In consequence There mad
been fires st. Jsgo Puerto Principe, Guanabacoa and
Santa Cruz no great damage was DONE
Some of the officers board the Mexican steamers
announced at Havana that Com Conner had notified his
Government that useless 10 attemp. the taxing oil
the castle of San Juan dUoa, as II was impregnabe.
The gas works succeeding admirably, several
public establishments having been lighted with gas
The Captain General OF Cuba, Don leopold ODonnel,
has received from the Queen OF Spain two new titles that
of Count de Luchna and that OF Vlscoun Of Allaga.
II generally believed at Havana that no prvateerS
would be fitted out there annoy commerce We sec
mention made OF Santa Ana, but understand that he
appeared Indifferent az to the affairs in Mexico.
A vessel arrived at Havana the goth ult from Cam
peachy with dates from Merida to the 9Th ut An ex.
ira Congress had been held 0t Merida, the first and
principal object OF which the organization OF the
peninsula OF Yucatan an independent State. Senior
Don Miguel Barbachano elected provisional Presi-
dent.
The American schooner Harmonious Walker az
rived at Havana the 10TH from New York, with lac
steam engines which had been ordered for the purpose
OF working the marble mines the Isle OF Pines Tho
British steamer Trent arrived at Havana on the 29th
from Bermuda and Nassau.
On the 29h the mercantile affairs were In dull state,
m Il reported that had been formally declared
betws 81 the United States and Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
Ohio-Volunteers, Crops, &c.
Cnrresnondence Of Tho Tribune.

DAYTON, Ohio, June :, 1876.
In coming down the Ohio, from Sandusky City or
Lake Erie, encountered parties of Volunteers at
Shelby at Mansfield at Bucyrus, at Marion, at Marys
vile, at Urbana, at Springfield and finally hero.
Many OF them were fine looking men-too good for
the vomit0-and many of them were the refuse of
the villages where they lived. The drunkest man
ever saw that was not dead drunk, was q Volunteer
nj Springfield who hurracd for Jackson! and damn
ed che Mexicans and the British, while he stumbled
about tho sidewalk heard II remarked nj Mansfield
and also at Springfield that there had not been much
drunkenness in two witnessed during the
stay Of the Volunteers.
One thing was struck with.-The majority of tde Vol
Of the impression that they will not go far
ther than Cincinnathat by the time they got there the
Mexican war will somehow be ended, or the Govern.
rnent will conclude not to send them down the river.
And have doubt that thelarger number of these
entered the service from lack OF employment from
love of froc, and had Idea OF putting foot In
Mexico. How they are doomed TO be disappointed and
for Ohio and mourning for her slain children
for these Northerners will drop by plaoons under the
residential breath of the South.
10 1t not wonderful the moral Indifference here TO the
Mexican war Few anticipate what 1t will lead TO. Yet
already depression In business 10 felt and Is complained
of Theodore Parker not all wrong when he said
that our Trintsran creed ls " believe In the gold eagle
II believe In the silver dollar believe In the copper
cent Numbering the poor Mexicans. and robb ng them
of their territory does not touch our hearsbut We feel
Just anger at a fall Of beef
There has been such prospect for mighty crops
In Ohio now. Nothing can prevent the farmers from
harvesting larger wheat crop than they have had for
ten years. The time has gone by In which the grain
usually Is injured. HURON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

"a khlrF'S SAL .-by virius OF a w., :. -
~ Faetas 10 ne directed and delivered Wi s y Fe
sale "Wednesday, The w city fourth csy ~ Ts1pos
tea O'Clock 10 he forenoon, al The yesasur
In the city OF New fotE al the night te and sS
Daniel =. Tyre. which be hsd ih- .xrn,vS-.Sss &
FEBRUARY, Id the year thousand eight hus8S sys
six, or any lime afterwards In hose h,rSs &C e'-s
same NAV re ofin, ard 10 The following Gr.cr,hs -
thstis 10 say, al these four certain lots OF la,s
and being IN the Third Ward o.the city Of Nsryss
srd dislln gUshsd certain Map or Char ~ kSss
logging 10 he corporation otTriuy charch ss
hundred snc two and ten hundred and IT,. e-se
Greenwich street. and ten hundred s-d tour,..
hundred and afleou ironrrg (iorrler.y So 20 e
W.shn gtoasgree as the covered wa eerl
buildings and encl5sed and rs the said lols Of t
along tue northery site OF Nesey-s,ree from, ss
street 10 ngton-sireet, forming from o. ssss
feet or Whereabouts OF each OF said la. 'ys,s
and known and distinguished By The ,;rss tssa
* (fevery FOUR, 70 tSeyrniy-s'x) IS f,-y-n,s
eighty, 50: (e!sh.y sod haiti. 50 i-Isaty.,.ofa
(eighsy tourl 'esey,sueet numbers 1881 loe. 80
and nlnety.sS asa hslil acd les (oue huntrrd al
eishD Greenwich eel and number zoe tive hUrs-e
uic-), Wsshingicn-sireei. II
A.o all those six certain lots, pieces and pa.,s
with the buildings thereon erected situate iy,sS AZ
In the Sixth Ward Of The city OF Scw.Yort on sss
essieriy side Of Gharpbersslreei ard on Ina -, as
ery side OF Resds-sueet. between Broad v.v -
street. which the City end Arcsde Bah, ars eec
and taken together, bounced and cousiuing as s,-s.
Is 10 say beginning on tie rorth-a;ery side Of Co.,
street. a. the weserly corner OF The rr.mi,se
described or inlecded 20 be- adjoining Io - -e7
upon which !ae Bank for Saving. Is erected ssS sVs
lherce ucrheas;eriy along the hune,ed .,S:
feet 10 the souh-wzsieriy side of Rradcs,reet s
thence soutn-easisrly along he south.we.,srr ss-S
Readestreet Aforesaid seventy-6ve feet 10 lc ~ e
now or formerly OF Gsbre Furman running hrpe.s s
westerly along ihe Que hundred and hf,v,o, ny
the north essierly aide OF Chsmbersseei sfore,sS
running northwsstery along the northeastern ~.
ChanberEsreet aforesaid, seventy five feet 10 IL 80
oes,nnns The ak los OF ground above nien.oce I'd =
scr,bed, being the same lots laid down on M.p nsss
CaslInir Tn Goerck, dsIed ,lh M,y 1895 and on g
office OF Register Of the City aud County Of Ney.Ys,s
lots numbered l9 unetsen) "a (tweniy) q (tw,p,ya
81 t;hiry-two s. tIhirtylhresi. and 81 lhirty.sour
Together with Ill and singular, The teneulents ss,sls
ments and sppn'enances thereunto belonging q, b :,
wise sppeiiain.ng. WILLIAM JONES, SSeds
WILLIAM w. Lyon, Deputy Sheriff.
Dsted New-fors, May l2Ih 1916. uyl2 lswszL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
THE TRIBUNE.
City LENA.

F,Rrs,-Thc alarm in the 9Th district, on Saturday
evening" was caused by the burning Of transparency at
the American Museum. An alarm in the 4th district on
the same night proceeded from coffee and spice factory
corner Of Pitt and Rvngon sts which somewhat IN
iurcd The list district ALARM on Saturday morning. was
occasicned by slight fire In the Eighth-avenne De.Meet
fifteenth and Sixteenth sts store corner OF ieou
and Mulberry Sd district, was slightly s
evening. Two Of the alarms on SATURDAY i'sN' "ei'
false.
~ 1t is astonishing how obstinatey some peo-
pie persist In believing they are what they papaoiy are
rot We know very clever gentleman who resouteiy
PERSISTS 10 believing tina, wit and another excellent
man who |, firmly of opinion tina: he is poet The mis-
take of the perpetual practical joke, and the hal
Inclination Of the other proves that he not poet he IS
at least abundantly gifted with imagination.
GENERAL SEssIoss-Saturday.-T Court pro-
nounced In the following cases John Derrick
convicted Of grand larceny in having picked the pocket
Of Edward Fox Of about S35-State Prison five years.
Jesse Chinn, (colored arrested on charge o! stealing
$500 from MIR. 2. Belcher of New-HaTen, while asleep
on board the steamboat MohegaD during her passage TO
this City from Stonpgon few weeks ago. having entered
plea guilty and restored the money was sentenced 10
the State Prison two years. Edward Buckley indicted
for stealing 1852 from Canadian gentleman by the name
OF Hamilton, while soourning at Frencs hotel In u
Sunday last having plead guilty sentenced
the State Prison for two Michael Riley con-
vcted Of petit larceny was sentenced to the CITY Prison
Tor twenty days.
PoLIcE-Satnrdoy.-Th case against Daniel
Burtns.t finally dismissed Saturday and the prison.
er honorably discharged William Timpson (colored)
arrested for pocket picking Joseph Cane for WELD
Ing himself In an attemp. TO rescue prisoner mrs
Reed for selling liquor without cense-No. lis Non
rocst entered Friday afternoon and robbed OF sew
era articles OF silver Elizabeth McDonouRh was
arrested for stealing watch from James Cameron
Catharne Mccormick for doing like service for John
Richie. unusual Rumber OF petty laIcenes were
transacted
CoRoHER's OFFIcE-An infant of six months
Old named John H. Green. died from laudanum given by
Its mother instead Of paragoric .Caharine FARRELL an
Irish emigrant died from the effects Of sea-sckness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

Ships Cambridge. Barstow, Liverpool, c II Marshaii
Burgundy. Edgar, Havre, FOX e. Livingston; Auburn,
Shapter New Orleans Stanton e. Frost.
Banks Rapid Ward, Havana, Moses TAYLOR Ann welsh
Magma, Apaachicola, Iiurbut & Co; Isaac Mead
Brown, Savannah, X VI Demill.
Brig Almeda Rowland, Philadelphia, N l. McCready q
Co.
ARRIVED,
Ship Peter Hattrck Post, from Liverpool, May llth
'mdse IN F ID Hurlbu, g. Co. 10th inst at F. VI. lat H.
long Ga TO- passed and exchanged signals with steamship
Great Britain, Hosken, hence for Liverpool.
Br bark Louisa, Mills, sc Is I'm Waterford in ballast 10
McMurray 90 passengers Lat As Is, long 50 So spoke
Br bark Lady-o the Lake. from Savannah for Glasgow
The Louisa has experienced weather during the
passage Carried away the head of mizen mast sprung
bowsprt, and lost one seaman from the ioretepsaa'
yard.
rice 10 Sturges g. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

1T ELEGANT SUMNER HaTs-tUn,Wprs
81 o7 any and a. the lowest city price consisting az
peTlor White and Pearl Brush White and Pearl W
simere, White and Drab Beavers. Also good assonnh
OF Black Eur. French and German moleskn Has, a1e1
superior Imitation Moeskn Hat al the reduced prsa
- -, which will compare sdyantagsousy With Hhis ,o1s
s. 81 and 50. lin any instance the above doea no "
perfect satisfaction, |! can be fully obtained by gsS
formation 10 The subscriber. J. w. KELLOGG
rny2O 3mPod' 10 Cacilf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

EINI0N HAlL-SARATOGA SPRiNGS.-The sub
schbers The pleasure of again announcing lheir
friends and the pubic that they continue 10 keep The
Hail." heretofore which win bs open for company on
Wednesday. the 2Dih inst.
Tns extensive establishment so we'll known as Scarcely
require description; suffice Il say, II occupies 'front.'
age or AGO feet on Broadway and Congress-si
The spacious Ssloors, Dining Halls and Pszzaf and sro
ths delightful Garden and pleasure grounds cover shout
four OF land while liz coss vicinity The justly cele
brsed Congress Spring being about 30 fee. Wes renders
IL \ most euvsbe locality.
The whole building hai again undergone thorough repair
been repained and Otherwise renovated and addition o.
20 fee, has been made the dining hail. ihsi il Is
capable OF seating $50 persons and Is believed 10 be
cous, than any Dining Hall in the Sta,s snt
every department iGrr.hed with all possible regard
and convenience, which IL is confidently believed united
with The personal e1erops OF The proprieIors will give
entire satisfaction and ersare the continuance OF liberal
patronage. f y w. PUTNAM.
Saratoga Springs May Is, 1876. myss lswlw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
LIST OF LETTERS.

,pg1sr,ssD IN The TRIBUNE BY SPECIAL AYFoIsrMEsr
49, And BE- 1t further eEac.ed,
And all advertisements made under the orderl OF the Post
master General, In newspaper newspspsrs Of letter.
pucsed for any Pos; Office shall be inserted In the paper
or pspcrr OF the town place where the oce advertising
msy be situated, ha5trg tse Target e,rc4iGt,o1-
Nsp Pot OEcs Lac, pai,ea March 8, ls4s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
SAILED,

Ships Vermont Glasgow; Cestre (Br) Quebec; Excel
slor Charleston; Russia, New Orleans; Uncas, Mobile
Banks Planter Obj London; Louisa, Sisal; Marcela'
Trieste.
Briggs Smith Tutlc Guadalupe; Ottawa, do; Savannah;
Allen King Boston, Napoleon, Portland Adeline, ST. Do
ningo, and others Wind WSW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
fegal Notices.

THE UNDERSiGNED havtnT be.,, 49,
a oy NE hon Frederick A Tallusdge. Ree:s p2o,.a,
CNy OF New-fork Trustees OF the es,s,s Of Ger
40 Gs.ts. Doctor, ell pes0a, in6sS,.S L
.eeouoi OF al SeSis snd suoas Of money own, :,
sPecvely TO the sid lockwood and 10 "a, e, Do n
any property or efects o! The sad Lockwood sossea
to deliver the ssns 10 he Trustees 90 o, 49,, ecc,
teeth day Of Jlne reSt ~ tho o;fce OF Hsrr.e Dc
ESQ No 5 Nassau-st In The city OF Nev.Yo,s' Wsss
o. the said Lockwood are required 70 90 Al eest
specdye accounts and demands 10 the saia =
same uEe And pl.ee Dated New. York Ap-S s se "a
ISAAC '. RoWLyS Ia
ABRAHAM c. DaySo
as sv ROSWELL = EATON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

(NAULE
VI &cThrough which you DISTINCTLY, and act De
seen and ,hroug which and sat not o6s,luct
cannot pass sre manufactured by order OF Size
and elegantly painted shy landscape or ohss devices re-
CURED
Sha6es Doors Summer Blowers, Fire Screens, &c by
sending their address, II in tbs city, viii be called on snd
LEE co.
iel5 lw Office removed TO No sos Bleecier.st
OFFICE Nsw-YoRx AND ERIE RAILROAD Co
No. - Wsl,-s,- New-YoIs, June Is, 1915 }
NOTICE.-Sub.cribers 70 he New Stock OF this
pany hereby notified that Interest Will bs paid
cording TO a terms OF subscription on application ~ his
once or s!ter the lsi July next,
ieis sw SlLAs Brown, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
4Ae1WARE EDGE TOOLS, &C.

0ssORN 4 LITTLE Importers and general deaIers IN
OEngish German and American hardware, cutlery edge
tools &c IS Eulton-s between Pearl sad wafer s1 New
rE recoecfy invite attention OF country merchants,
and farmers and Others MAKING her Spring pur-
sss 70 their very extensive assortment, comprising
~ In Tue line all Of which Is Tered az LIE lowest mar
x.i prlces for cash. OF OF approved credit
Cut and wrought rsils, lotss, lstches
Rut,s sci e.xs, knives and ior1l, raz0rs
Cutscks brads and sparables
Pen and oc5et knives and scissors
Mil piI and crosa CT. Saw toes FORKS
SnSyels spsdes, scythes and snaihs rtEez
Back lead pots and fsnd crusbies
Pumps for wells or cis.ecns
Scotch ws.eI OF Ayre stone, for marble polishars
COOPER tools N great variety, CT the mos. celebrated
aruf.1z1rsB such AlberIson Conger, Hor'or, Sar-
TOD srd others
Cooners' iron iveis and truss hoops
Hcuse snd snip Carpenters tools
slsck1miihs' toci1, garden utensils
slrters ioo:, cabinet makers trimmings
EouSe and Bhip buiders' hardware
Iou brass, copper and steel wire
SsnrIp~ Harlem ci MA Sunes,d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

r. !, fUh Lab sUPEhIuh.-It- neW
E-sS-ss9S low pressure steamer DETROIT, Capt Z.
g. Wsrd Will commence Der regular weekly
trips or the s Of June leaving Detroit every Tuesday Al
ternooc az o'clock ". and The Saul every Friday morn
ing al occck A NJ Thu Dero Is entirely new, $50 tons
burthep is furnished with new and superior Engine
draws bu little water and well adapted 10 me Sani trade
Aeesrs-E p He,ings & Co. Detroit a. Seymour L
Co. Cle=elgnd J. 2. Livingston, ssut Ste Aist!e
E.P. HASTINGS CO., Agents, Detroit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

CREAP TOOLS.-A large quantity Of cteap tools,
Csome aligntly damaged now offered fer sale Nc
Claims tool TORE liz Sprnss Also, fu sa4onrent OF
hrsI quality tooIs >. reduced prices les l~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL

FoR GIRLS, AT PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y.
THIS INSTITUTION Is adapted young ladies OF eve
~ age All the departments OF substantial and fin
tshed course OF education taught The summer term
Will open the 7h OF fifth month, (May) For catalogues
containing particular infomaon apply in NewYork City
to JAS 8 GBBoNs Sank OF the State OF New York, or In
PoUghkeepse TO
WILLIAM P. GIBBONS, (pI,,,,,,s
sl0 Sawtf c. ROBINSON 4 SISTERS i'iN''p
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The Crops, &c,

CROPS AND LocUsTs IN OHIo--A friend Of ours
Just returned from trip through the northern part Of
Ohio says that the crops In that section the State
exceedingly promising. The locusts, however, have
made their appearance in great numbers The air
full of them and their continued buzz almost deafen
Ing. |Cincnnau chron. llth
THE CRoPs-We write the words with satisiac.
1onthe crops ne-he season Ia good and plenty II
not peace least besses the eXerons Of the husband
man The whea, crop promises to be tho beat ever
grown In the South and in South Carolina there will be
harvested double the quantity ever produced in one
never were better Of the corn crops we have sterng
accounts from all parts of the State.
lColumba South Carolniau.