Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER
LTTCHFIEI.D, April P 1852.

PThe Rev. Charles Bentley's church iu Greens Falms, Ct., was burnt on Monday morning the 18th inst. The fire is supposed to have originated in some defect in the chimney. The pas tor, MT. Bentley. was lately from Har- winton.
 m-John Osborn, Esq, whig candidate for Secretary of State in Indiana, is a son of the venerable Rev. Ethan Osborn of Fairfield, N. J., formerly of this town.
 From Chicago to A'ew Fork in 40 hoWrs.-The Chicago Democrat states that by the arrangement which com> menced on the 9th inst, the cars leave that city at 7 o'clock A. M. for Toledo, where passengers can take a boat and be in Dunkirk for breakfast the next morning. andin time to take the morning train for New York city. The time be- tween ths two places is thus reduced to forty hours. .#-.
 PWe are requested to state that none of the students concerned in publishing the Yale Ranger have been expelled they were merely suspended.
 op-In noticing week or two since, the changes which had recently taken place in the ownership of homesteads in this village. we neglected to mention the sale of Judge Church's house in North street to Sheriff Sedgwick; and of the Bissell Place in East street, to Dr. Charles Vaill. W The famous Chevalier Wyckoff, who is now in prison at Genoa for at tempting to secure wife by abduction, is quietly at work making stockings. sus- pendelG, and other useful articles. The king of Sardinia refuses to pardon him or even to commute his sentence.
 u-Elijah Hedding. D. D., the senior Bishop of tho Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States, died at Poughkeepsie on the Q h inst.
 m-Hon. (. W. Bradley. of NcwH Haven American Consul at Annoy, China, has returned home on a visit to his friends.
 uThree Irish children, aged 5, 10, and IA. were killed by the falling of the walls of the Hose House. No. 2, in Temple street, Hartford, on the 18th.
 a1- The Norwich Courier claims the election of Asa L. Latham, of Preston, the whig candidate for Senator in the 9th district. This will make up for the loss of our candidate in the l4th dist (Ezra Dean of Woodstock whose cleo ton we claimed in our last, but who ap- pears to be defeated.
 Ths Sufolk Bunk Case.-The Boston Grand Jury have found seven bills of indictment against the late teller of the suffolk Bank. Charles H. Brewer, fer as many different embezzlemsnts of the funds of that institution. He plead not guilty to all, and is still in jail for want of bonds to the amount of s25 .OO0.
 Wm. M. B. Hartley. of Rocky Hill. has been appointed Aid dc Camp to Major General King. with the rank of Major.
 neD sacon Daniel Moves. of the well known firm of Maynard & Moves, Bos. ton, died at Andover on the 6th inst. at the age of 60. He was one of the most benevolent and useful of men.
 Lately, between Buffalo and Cleve- land, three mail bags wore discovered in stable robbed of their contents. Some of the letters were untoU;hed. but many from Connecticut and farther East could not thus be sent, for their wrappers had been torn of. This may serve to acceuat for the dsteHtion of some letters sent to the West,
 The New Haven Register states that Senator Clemens of Alabama (la:e Co- lonel of the New England Asgiment in the war with Mexico is to be present at tie reception of Governor Seymour on the day preceding the meeting of the I,eUislAture.