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We have receiysda copy Of the Bermuda Royal c..
ssie, 81 The 3lst ut brought by the bark Panchi,a
Capt Peterson arrived yesterday Thi, :, tbs latest
direct from that island bu: our airices via Hall
fan by Telegraph, are to the s,h inst
The Gps,Rs gives the following particular, Of lrins
Sifaster, before mentioned =
from the Bermuda Gszetts. Dee 81
The American stsamstip (propslieFl Monumental
CITY Capt Morris left Baltimore the goth inst tor
Esn Frsncifco and on the a39 encountered a violent
gaze tnore like huFricsnel from the southwsrd, soon
etttr discovered the blow. OF piLe choksd;
.qusEtly prevented working steam. and vas compel.
I'd - rlr ten porsfy enc In tAe gale, carried aWay
both stnt 81 The STEERING apparatus that the ship
become manageable, and vas compelled 70 lie to-
new msn sisy sall vas bioSn away whilst iyins 10
o. tie 2ith the gale moderated hxsd = ts.,eo,srv
iGtr fnd bore ~ ioE Bermuda where she .rrlysd on
% uF8ar tsFt
isfs fittsr5ia, cis: Th'mpsoo from PhiIas.l.
Th,N ~ - - tshfVeses encountered heavy gale
- =. z 80 kors down b. heavy sea but instant
" rFhtx~ astiut ~ifh little dama1e - bUlEasks.
sEt flptain ha~srpf fortut ately thro down
In the ls. rsup Fsrs md had bis lett broken On
the gale mcessthg boie up foF Berauia foF ardisai
80
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Supreme Court,
Before Mr.. justice Barculo.

rafoErANr cAsr--Tnr NEW YORK AID BROOKLYN
FrRRt.S.
jan l6.-.4ifysd Benson, Eigaf snsFr: y Rrsior
md others The Mayor s8asrmen and Coamoonayg ~
Cay II Nec York yeeob L. Roy ard Hsniv PisrSo'1 :
800 mo.son 10 continue "a temporary I'M unetion
which vas obtained sgainst the Mayor and Common
granting lease to the Defendants lie Roy aud Pier.
point, or in other words, It vas motion to test the
right q the New York Corporate TO zrsst th lease at
all The complaint stated that In the year 1873 the
corplansnts made application, In writing 20 the
ecmmissiontrs appointed and under ast Of the lie.
si.lsture Of New York passed May IL Isl5 entitled
An act 70 establish end regulate ferries bstwesn the
city OF New York and Long Island In which applica-
tcn csmpainsnts. together with one WIN. 8. Packer,
ctmpsnsnts and aid Packer license Of sail ferries
bstsetn the city OF Nes York and Long Island thai
~ raid ctmmi,siontrs, they ala, On the 18th day OF
October. 1913, grant 20 compliments aud Packer,
under certain conditions therein expressed license 70
ktp and ettsl for ferries between the cities Of
New Yak and Brooklyn, 10 wit. the Fulton STREET
Ferry, the ferry at the foot u whitehall street
On The Last rifes, to the go. Of Hamilton
th,r mr. at the foot Of whitehall asest, aqros.
TIE East river 20 the loot Of Al tntic street IN ,ai
city II Brooklyn and sto Certsin other frv which
IVES thereafter TO BE- established fro- sas foot OF Wall
street IN this city, 70 the foot ~ Montague street la
,sd city o. BioosiJn; said licss to terminate the
exIirsisn ~ ten ysafs 1he pian further stated
TAT. IN conpiisnee vfth the provisions Of the az
- lS45 they took sA the nsoessary aud trelim aaTy
pfreftdirgt TO ertttC them 20 regulr, from tho
aud Common Council Of New York grs-. a. az n
vftrvesand lips they might ARE ,or the mac m
81 h ferries. The ocmpiaEHnta tnTfasr stated that
a. Vie time 81 granting q sald scsuss thu Pultop
ScEth ard N milton ave uue f,rips wa,, under the
cru rol ags ucnt 81 an esorisssn ,slsd tks
Brot ka Union fttry CgmSsrJ sho h-td ,aid fsrrie,
80 -yftsn articles ~ assoBs'un ~ntetsa nto b.
tsrtr tlld u ROY sud Fisrpert to esss. Of said
ferries sra strain cthr parties nse1in ssii sssleV,
- The sattts ~ the stockholders n sat company.
sud thst rsid 10 Roy and Pies 70irt piled 70 ths
MAYER and common Council - New York tor 4
base 81 ssid ferries ana the vbafves ard slps ap.
reitti ana belonging - aud ia. the G4yor
snd Common Council uboo tueh application directed
their e0BEttl 10 prepars reuswl ~ the lease of Fad
ferries to The fsld L. Roy sad pisrgtnt tar tie term
Ct ten ysars ~ b. nsbses1 ~ them Only tie pro8E
ivn taion Fetry Ctnpsay n vlost - The rzht, ~
the ecr rsibsn's an 70 their dsmevs. 49,. Tas SON
pisntrtt fttTfforF IruraN tpr psrp~tnsl tUi
10 q. .lta., ~ NrEtrt 500 t,aur lr.li
c. 80 ~ ti1A - Asg a. t.ls !. =.
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Marine Affairs.

TRrnLE LAuscH.-Quite event In ship launch
Ing will take place at the yard of Mr. webb, foot
Of Seventh street, on Monday next. On that day he
will launch three vessels steamship and two large
sailing vessels one Of the latter being a clipper aud
the other Havre PACKET The steamship 10 for Mesys
Howlsnd Aspinwall. Of 2 500 tons and we believe IL
not jet named. She IL intended for the Pacific. OF
the other two, one IL the Hayre packet ship Isaac
Bell, for Mortimer Livingston Esq., of l7oo tons and
the second 10 the Clipper ship Gaz.lle for Taylor
Merrill Of 800 tons destined for California and China
AsorHrR srEAnsnr LauScH.-wh be launched on
Saturday, Jssusry 18th, at quarter to ten clock
A. NJ, from the yard Of Perins, Patterson & Stack.
williamsburgh, the steam,hp Lafayette Of 200 ton.
burthen. The Lafayette has been b1ilt for j. g.
Williams, and others for Bavre packet. and TO be
commanded by Captain Charles stofjard. an will
compare favorably with our best New York bat
steamships
FIRsr ARRIVAL FROM ARcrtc SER.-The ship
Char der Price Cart Jacob Tabcr arrived at this pert
yesterday. from the Arctic Sea-. via Honolulu 10 a
ct la days from the latter with full cargo Of
oil and wbalebons The principal portion Of her cargo
consisting of 36t0 barrels Of whale oil purchased
by the agent OF a commercial house In New YORK
within few hours Of her arrival The price paid has
not transpired.-N,r Bcdlord Mercuyy Jan rs.
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C#stgt n GOre9y A young man ~ TIE name ot
wathir ton judah arrested y.stsrday ~ on 'er
Mstnss ~ watrsut issued By Justice Osborn,
vhsien Mr. Juaab stand. chsrTed sith altering
deed u ira osfsr IN the ngisers IL seems thas
NJ judah Il suhact - strange freaks Of Imaginative
bofs.riuR IN insaBity, aud While in that Singular
state ~ mind he makes ira nsfrs ~ bis properly II
vs. IN one q there Canseyances that Judah IL alleged
10 have altered e face ~ the deed after " had been
rt1issrsd The yistrste held the secured % bail
20 answer tie charge
.qyysv n Bivglor -oncsr Van Court arrs,ted, on
wsonss1sy right a fellow called Dewirt Nelson. on
ctsrra ~ attempting 20 breah INTO tho premises NO.
LIZ West Broad occupir6 By Moses Crasto. TIE
Sreuf4 coEvprs4 tfors FUtties Oshos7 $50 g1ai.
L4.,t, "a u Ii > 81 80 ar ~ 8G-.lyn.
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THURSDAY Jan. 1876 r. ".
The stock market opened quite active this morning.
Canton Company the most buoyant on the list and
improved several per cent At the FIRST board Illinois
es advanced X per cents Reading Mortgage Beads
ri Hudson River s@cosi Mortgage Bonds, a Ports
mouth Dry Dock, ~ Farmers Loan, ! Canton Com
pany A. from the closing prices OF yesterday, three
and half from the opening this morning Morris
Canal declined y per cent; stoninston, u; Long
leland 1; Reading Railroad ~ At the second boari
Illinois Sc advanced PER cents Harlem. y; Cantou
Company fell on per cent Norwich AID Worcester
+. Erie Railroad, 4 All the transactions In Canton
Company a. the arst board for cash and most Of
these AZ the Acond board Reading Railroad was more
fImly maintained than sntioipsted The movements
in the Legislature ofPennsylvsni, relative to futars
dividends on the old stock, alarmed rome holders aud
induced them 20 realize. No spprehensions are en-.
tsftaned BY large hOldr, that the lev intro iuced
.on aa-s r. ha the hrancial a4aiss Of The 10y
NAL,ntG1.t. ar ~ an nny. Il may, h.,stst
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DOU BL Z SH f EFT
Arrival OF the Steamer Frankiin-TweIve
Days Later from Europe.
New York, Friday, January IL, 1881.

The arrival OF he Franklin, which sailed from
Hayre on The ist Instant, and from Cowes the next
day, brings VS. London papers 70 the "a of January
some Of our correspondence, and files of French
Journals
The Atlantic, il appears, sailed on her regular
day, and consequently her arrival may be looked
for soon, auless she has run TO the Azores. Very
severe westerly gales have prevailed during the voy
pg- OF the Franklin.
OUE details of news are some ha. me lgre but
not unfmportant The isteness Of the hour, after
our forms were nearly ready for pre- 81 must be our
apology for not giving fuller extracts from our files
However, we have given every important po-
hlieal item, and the very interesting report
of tie swiss Cor3mi.tse, on the Treaty be-
tween The United States and Switzerland,
IN August last; and since then, we have prepared
the paoic 10 anticipate, on the part of the Execu
tive Of the Swiss confederation, some decided
acuoH-her first treaty since her confedera-
hon, and that too, with this country. II now re-
mains to be seen whether or not the policy of
President Taylor is to be carried our, and Helvetie
30 be protected by the sympaihiesef the model
republic. We hope Mr. Mann's mission has not
been vain one. We need treaty of commerce
and asnity with Switzerland, for her sake and for
Our QUA.
To other items Of intelligence, we need only
refer. The Dresden Congress Is compromise of
she most extraordinary diplomatic dehcscy, which
will lead positive results before the nert summer
is ended. The fate Of the rival powers hangs now
upon very nice balance. In Sweden. there
seems 1.-THE prospect Of change The clergy,
nobility and peassntry form the conservative party,
and the citizens do nat appear very decided with
respect TO altering the representative system.
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Summary OF the Latest InteIljEenee-PoSt-
age Reform Nearly Completed In the


\ variety Of business was brough, before the
senate yesterday. There were petitions presented
by elk manufacturers, asking for modification of
the taIsH; petitions from 4 large NUMBER OF in
ventors, demonstrating against the amendments
80 The patent laws, proposed b. Mr. Turney; petit
lions for the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave BILL which
were, Of course, presented By VIM. II. Seward, and
which, we are glad TO see, were laid on the table
without BATE petitions for the abolition Of slavery
m he District OF Columbia, which met with the
came fac; resolution calling on the President
for information concerning the recen, violent pro-
ceedngs Of the Bntieh agent, Mr. Cha,feld, In
Central America; and several other petitions and
resolutions, Of greater less interest. The Senate
weIe ,occDp;ed during The remainder Of the day
with bill to provide for the Sscertainment and
psymsnt Of claims Of American citizens for spolia-
lions BY the French, during the wars Of Napoleon
matter which certainly ought 70 have been dis
posed Of lCng before tins
Ia reference to the petitions presented BY VIM n
Seward, We are glad there was no dcba,e on them
The voice 4 The whole country, Sorth and South,
except in a few places, i 10 favor OF he Fugitive
Slave law and here in The North there Il deter
mnsuon % CARY into effect, even if nsurrection
OF civil war should Be- ths Consequence. Asagene.
raj ding, ,he South = pleased with H. and !, il al
p,i,,,d. On an Hsrd7 TIA, "a ~ faithful .xscpton
e.rstds. MT only ~ harmony bn, ne sxis,..ce
a. he r,rubiic Ths, bp y s,,isa,ctorv - 49,
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The ycnemous snake before he STRIKES ant
oonfun pu0n is approach BY the hollow cough
which often the tsesn Of death SAFETY Ia Tr0nerei
All those who thus mtnaoed spottens Cod Liver OIL
Candy the premOnitory symptoms OF Goa
Fumpiou The hare cough s locFened free grafton
follows nnd by the time the invalid has raashed the third
paekag the danger hundreds Of certificates and s
dav in the possession Of the prorctor attest The
pdity and certainty Of its Unlte tho crude OIL
u which IL 10 far more powerful spotns Cod Liver OIL
Candy does not produce nause' but is tho contrary
pleasant take This invaluable specific 10 msde sna sold
BY the proprietor OF DIS Bowerys cents package aad
b. the whose follows Thomas Max
we'll % william street, ard In Itraey stress At 50 Moa'xo
Cook % Grand and Allen streets. Merce
broadway and Fourtsepth street, C0dding
ton, q padscn and spring sirsct Cook Of
lOsdvay and ghth streets; Yrs Hayes US Fulton
Trokiyr; Kng Broadway and john strees apd by drug
Generally.
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Piuple, Eruptions and all akin diseases are IL Is we'll
Known potively cured by using Couraud italian Medioa
ted Soap The PoudIe Subtitle eiadosss hair from any part
q the body Iquid Rouge for pale lips aud cheeks Lily
White for rough flushed BluEgh sionf at 81 walker
street hrs store from Broadway. Calender South Third
street PHILADELPHIA -
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The LEGISLATURE AND THE COMPROMISE MEA-
sUREs.-Ths indignation which was arou sed, the
Other day, by tie introduction, by Mr. Coffin, Of
Otsego county, of unconstitutioni a., de magogu-
zeal, ianatical, notification bill into the lie gisa
tufe, has subsidized, IN consequence of Mr. Anihon,
of Richmond county, and Mr.. THOMPSON, of this
city, having simultaneously proposed resolutions OF
a constitutional and conciiatory character 10 the
came body There is marked con,rar; tween
Mr. Collins bill and these resolutions The one is
shsft from the .euiver of fanatical aboli,ionlsm-
the others are marked by patriotism, and love
and reverence TO. the Union of the great republic.
Now that the abslitionists have broken che ice,
every good citizen hopes that the resolutions of
either Mr.. Thompson or Mr.. Anthem will DE tri-
umphantly passed, and that the ayes and nays will
be faithfully and se,emnly recorded. The public
have a night TO demand this Of the Legislature, so
that public servants who misrepresent their con-
stituents shall Se marked and recognized for all
time 10 come.
There can be no dou bling who are the origin
ators of this abolition proceeding the Legislature.
That trio of demagegues, Seward, Weed aad
Greeley, ere al the bottom oft-they are the wire
pullers behind the screen, who wish to renew the
slavery excitement, and place New York 10 posi-
ton entegonistic to the Union, and TO the Southern
section Of the country, for private purposes Of their
own. If Mr. Collins should pass-which we think,
however !. impossible--New York will have VIC.
lated the constitution, and the members who will
have paste IT, will be guilty of perjury. The Empire
State will, in such case, as far as her own act
effect IL, be no longer a member OF the Union, for
she will have violated the compact on which the
Union rests, and enttle herself to the execraton
Of the whole country.
!, 90 much praise cannot be awarded TO Messrs.
Ap,bon and Thompson for the noble stand which
they have !. ken in defence Of the constitution and
in oppositicn 4, fanaticism and agitation. They
have nahfully come ~ at the proper time They
will be remembered with .~raiiiade when the COT
foe Of the Legislature shall hlv. been forgotten IN
the merited oblivion to which they w. be con-
sigrcd. Short sighted demigogues, who tn,.e 10
elevate themselves at the expense Of their country.
VII knd, before very .oag, that they have miscll-
cula;ed. Before five years from this day, every
msn who IS now, or has identified himself with the
slavery agitaiiou, in Congress or on, Of it, IN any
STATE Lezislltur. or out OF II, will be fat and |
as dead az he can be- The demagoglss are marx /.
ed, and when the proper time arTlyes they will be
branded as traitors.
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women should take to their social political rights
dent pretend 70 be very wise in these matters but
shoud say the most prudent fep would be into Killers
shoe Store In Canal where select kinds q
quilted Boots and Buskns for cold weather. JenRy Iini
Ioet Shoes white linen Caters and white and black satin
Ter balls and parties aud don't forget those India
h1bber Boots and Shoes for weather
ADVICE and call on J. II. MILLkR, l3l Canal htraet
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vtry superior Wis or Tenpee bhould call BstcheIor
celebrated Wig factory, No. wall They Sill And
,. Perfectly understands All their requirements matter
tncult. he fails 10 At the hoae he know
and give him call
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were BY marie, Ia afew minutes red hair brown
or black The useful dfcovegies Of Dr. Gouraud and his
known sminence as smisal philosopher guaran
tee that this the lie plus ultra Of hair dyes
tion should he tab 70 avoid vile coubtsrs The genuine
found only At Dr. FkLlX COURAUDS depot, 81 walker
street, near Broadway
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glh Broadysy has received lot Of Breakfast Sleeves
L. tdi Handoms Needleworh do from Be-, Embroiderc,
Cellars very cheap lot 90 cens scaopsd Linen Hanksr
chiefs % cents; Embroidered do los. lis and ia Blaol
proportionately cheap.
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our readers that tina. sterling family paper the Yanhe
Blade commences and brilliant the uex
number, entitled THE Connors The New Years Re
solve Arents will please bear the fact in mind Single 90
ptes, cents 81 New York oce s. Ann stree
\. Y. Tor sale At all the periodical depots.
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PrfrFpf CouEr- Ciucuu CoURr-Nos 49,, Ill, III.
he III. Igi 60. a., 1874 Us. l25k, 126, ~. lzs.
srrRtH Ctunr.-Eos lsl 100, z6l 2d2 2o4, 95s, 20
ae IA sT3 20 rs o. :. 1871 80 20 o. lS4 49, lSo
10 lsH. x54 le5, $50 a. 20. 2s0 100, ~ I'd
cC~uUS PIFks. Psrti--rO Us isl, ls3, lss. l9li
1o2 ttt ~ 800 80 rs. gO5 4u1 I'll. ~ fatt z =
t,t .tt ~ -.t 4. - ~ - - ~. 80
-. 49, 80.
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deeenty light we'll be without right hand and
the oincuy can b remedisd by course Of cass
under Gold smith $50 Broadway costing only half usual
charge Those who desire private lessons also be ao
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by the eloquent lsctnres Mr. c. c. Burr aud oomca
experiments OF Mr. Heuan Burr, Human alton a.
Hope Chapel The audiences convulsed with Aughter
Ghost seeing expained-the spt rappiugs and
Illustrated. -f'"'
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Try one Bottle OF watts Nervous Anti

dote no matter What your complaint is IL IL does you
good the dollar shall he returned. don't sag II viii cure
you but II hasnsyer vet failed In anything DOM laugh
t have tried H. then know will 81 per bottle
50 cog lea Na.saa street.
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ANusEMkNrs THI5 EVENING.

ITALIAN OPERA Actor Plaoe.-6iovASNA m NAPoLi
9RAsp BALLIr IL TERTIsrIENr-L ILLUSION DUN PEIS-
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-06

WTonderuz Escape.---On Saturday evening. gentleman, accompanied by two ladies, in a carriage, attempted to cross the ferry to East Boston. The gentleman, says the Commonwealth, sup posing the boat close in to the slip (when in fact she was moorcd few feet of, )started his horse to go on board, and drove the animal overheard. The carri> age caught by the hind wheels between the boat and slip, and was held in that position until a hole was made througl the hind part, and the two ladies and driver were taken out. Tae horse, after kicking lis hind heels in the air, and pad- ding his fore feet in the water, for half an hour, was also rescued. Fortunately neither cf the party was hurt, but won> derfully escaped. The carriage was badly damaged.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-06
29 O E q R E
The Little BeggarS.

Two beggars are at the door, mama,
 Two beggarsare at the door, A beggar boy and a beggar girl, And the wind is biting at every whirl,
 Their feet all naked and sore. o' hasten and bring them in, mama,
 0, hasten and bring them in, And let them sit by the fire so warm, For they have been putin the cold cold storm
 And !helr clothes are tattered and thin. And tell them this is their home, mama,
 o, tell them this is their home And give them something to eat that's nice, of bread and butter good large slice, And bid them no more to roam For isn't it all too bad, mama, o, isn't il all too bad, w That they must starve, or beg in the stresi, No cloak to their backs, or shoes 10 their feet
 While am so finely clad ? It may be God sent themhere, mama,
 It may be Gcd sent them hore. And now looks down from His home in the sky, To watch them and see whether you and l, Are kind 10 dis children dear, And wll He not angry be, mama, And will He not angry be, If we let them go on in the storm so rough, To perish with want while more than enough
 For them and for us have we?
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-06

LITcHFIELD, (CoNN,) THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1851.

Ror6ury-Myron Downs,
 llermon B. Eastman, Aaron w. Fem, SaliSJury-Jonathan Lee, Robert N. Fuller,
 Samuel c. Scov!lle, Donald J. Warner. Sharon-Ansel Sterling,
 Charles I. SedgNiek, John Cotton Smith, William T. King, Torrington-Lorrain Thrall, George D. Wadhams. Charles B. Smith,
 Anson Colt, WLrren-George Starr,
 Charles Carter,
 George P. Tallmadge. Washington--Ithiel Hicox, William Moody
 Remus M. Fowler, David c. Whitllesey, Watertoagn--Merrit Hcminway, Leman w. Cutler, William B. Hotchkiss, sHolbrook Curtiss,
 John DeForest,
 Nathaniel Wheeler. .Winchester--Wm. s. Holabird, Lemuel EIurIbut,
 John Boyd,
 Jehiel Coe. Woodbury-Nathaniel B. Smith, Charles B. Phelps,
 William Cothren,
 Charles II. Webb,
 Elijah Sherman,
 Garwood H. Atwood,