Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

llofs'.s wssh i Nv lch tail. and interf.res
with bis FIRE feet and also bnrouche
seat. leather top, tight trim.
Inines and ma ked On the hind part
. John Reed, Maker, Stamford. Conn )"
From recon. dsselnp,nen,s il supposed
his Ball has another wife now living in
New York. to whom he was married u.
hunt 8 years ago. Z
From The N. Y. Express, of Monday. ]
o. .AfEXIC.a.v VIEWS ( ORFYR.afFD.
BATTEL OR SAN ANGEL.
/. The SUM Of the Intelligence brought BY
he Fashion Is Of the most placing as IL Is
Df the most important mature. since 1t an.
a0uHces another victory tina: has crowned
The American arms--a victory that will in
MI probability be most blessed 10 It's results
bringing about q peace between two hostile
republics. Il appears that the march Of our
army under Gen. Scott from Peuhla TO with.
id eight Or nine miles Ofthe capitol. was
uninterrupted by any resistance on the part
OF the partoi the enemy. A. III Penon--a
position fortified by Srnta Anma---she Two
hostile forces FIRST came into collision where
according to III Sol de Anahuac, a division
I0f the American ARMY made an outset on
lhe enemy, the main body passing through
GuadalOupe, and, 10 the surprise ofthe Mexs
leans. appearing Suddenly in the rear.
A regular fight then ensued at a place
called san Angel, situated q; about 8 or 8
fh,a -
Ofwhich was that Gen. Valencia's division
Of The Mexican army was totally routed,
when Sanra Anna fell back with the remain.
der Of his troOps ON the city. Here the
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed, and MS the
only means to STOP the victorious career of
the American arms, II was decided 10 solicit
from Gen. Scott suspension Of arms. A
nag Of truce was d@spaschdd 70 the Ameri !.
can headquarters for this purpose, with the
view of giving time fOr The opening of ne
gotiations for the renewal Of pacific =, la>
lions. The Mexican Government insima,.
ed to Gen. Scott that Il was ready 70 treat
IoF peace ON the proposition brough. by Mr.
TWist. 81. see.s,
The Anne rican Comma nder. in.chief al
once accesied TO the request Of the Mexican
Government and truce was declared. The
city Of Mexico we learn is absolutely az our
mercy being xarrounded by our army. Gen.
Worth At the head Of his division, is in the
rear Of the capitol, having IL in his rover
O cut off all the supplies ffsm that quarter.
The dispatch concludes with these Iemark>
able words: "Peace will positively be the
result.n ses. ss
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Delirian 1'renlrns Treated d Ether.
a The following WAS cosmaun,ca,ed 20
he Bos.on Medical and Surgical yous-
nal e
\ william Perry, sn Trishman, 40 years
81 age,is Of sanguine temperament string
and robus, frame, and has generally en,
joys firm health. He i hostler by
eecnpaliOn, and has buen q man Of III.
habits for many years. On
Monday. July i2th. he was. committed 10
The house Of convection, having sm s~ver-
al days previously bern drinking very
frariy, asssrding ohis own sasement
During shs f,llowing twenty four
h.uss the patient showed all she usual
- 4 I y
~ tsaps0sus 1T selirium tfemrisa IN Q mask>
s.i dssgsse. Tie was ceus,nnsly pressing
against she wells NJ his cells. or alsdsav-
oring. with the ,ancied assurance OF har-
see, 10 reEIs.svs. sht. iron door. For the
succeeding 40 hoass, this suite Os things
continued. ss Is
The usual treatmrn, having failed and
large aud repeated discs Of Ws0rphis
a
sieep, The patient was found on Frida,
m0Fniag Still in n state of high deliriuns
but q, nsuch exhausted ~ 81 rake u /
maiter Of the highcs' rsIsmnenl ~ induc,
slscp immediately In this coadiii0a ]
was though, expedienl. as y u 4 resorl. 3.
Ianake trial af ethesial inhalati0 ans
the ssAes was accosdiagly ad'niniaIeses
b. this Stsstge.
| The pa:ien was very rcfracl6fY al
requiysd q b. he'd by assistauts, III he
msssniime struggling. raving, cursing
After inhaIing the vapof Tor The space 4,
ien or fifteen minutes. he appeared Quie
li--but upon the removal III she sponge. b,
spfang up aud continued Tor ten minute,
more, NJ the end uf which time the palien
s.s brought fairly under the desired in
nu..ncs anS tell Msleep.
I From this state a. ariificiaI sleep, D.
passed, without waking. inlo I Quiet, deei
aud untsouhlsd sleep, and which con
ilnued.. with out inlesmissicn, fns fou
md half hours. 4
He WINS ssen several simes during n.
0Ansinuance az thia slesp, and wiskia ,
fsw minutes after be awoke. He she,
Appeared perfectly rational, callrd 20
cold wAies. and asked 10 have hiA g,
arassed {he ind hfaiend q badly duran
she deliriun.) lnlhF cussse ef halt ai
hour he fell agaia. - was anticipated
inio Z quiet sleep, which continued will
0ui intsrmissloas during The afternoon 4
nlehl.
Thh morning (Snsusaas,) be appaar
peSlectlg sasionAi and veil lhoseA veal
Has nnSee0l ecsiDn II anyihlag tbas hn
happened lEem nighalalI sn Monday q
tho time a his fissi waking 90 EFia@.
Inelagnnon.