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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

dPpedls.-Jees,-.JornseF conVacsaom' 0c' SEC. IS. If any person arrested under the proceeding section and sentenced as aforesaid. shall claim an appeal, before his appeal shall be allowed, he shall g,ve 6 bond in tue sum of one hundred dollars with two good sureties that ho will prosecute his appeal and pay all tines. costs ant penalties which may be awarded agains
 him. And if on such m appeal tho veldic oG the jury shall be against him. lie shal in addition 10 the penalty awarded by the Iowor court, pay fine of twenty dollar In all cases of appeal under this act fron tue judgement. of a justice or judge of any mnnic pal or police court. to inc distrie
 court, except where the proceeding is by action of debt, they shall be conducted i, said dis,ric, court, by the prosecuting eff, Ger ot government-and said officer sh al
 be entitled 10 receive all costs anxablo iC to the State in all criminal proceedings un
 der thisaci. in addition to inc salary ailowef to such officer by law--but no costs in sncl
 cases shall be remittsd or reduced by th, prosecuting officer or the court. In any suit, complains. indictment or other pro
 ceedings against any person for a violation of any of tha provisions Of this ac,, oshe
 than for the first offence. is shall not hs requisite to set forth particularly the reccrt Of . iOFnler conviction but it shall be cuff
 cient to aliege briefly that such person li
 been cOnvietel Oi a violation of the feaati sectlOn Ot this acG, or as . common seller as the case may be, and such allegations il any civil sEeFiminal' psOdsgp 9u auy geGEl
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Mon Law IN JACKSON County, INDIANA.-The
Brownstown Democrat statss that on the night Of
the Sd ult., company Of about thirty regulators,
disguised entered the house of Zebadee Rush, took
him from his bed, and, after drawing him naked,
save his shirt through ha bushes and brars by the
heels, two or three hundred yards, and administer
ing a full dose Of hickory timber toa, with request
that he should leave the country in ten days, tho
dose would be repeated, he was released. Mr.
Rush's offence was that of harbozing his son. James
Madison Rush, whoa they had lynched short time
before The most unkind cut Of all, was that, .
day or two before this last lynShing took place.
Young Rush fell out with h;s father and gave him
q severe castigation. Old Mr. Rush is an old citi-
zen, Is sober man, and las considerable property:
man in the western past Of the country, suspccteS
of knowing Who were engaged in the affair Of lynch
ing j. M. Flush, was taken froa bis house and pub
cly duckad, until BIS life appeared ia 10 extincts
but he recovered.
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GREAT MEAGaER MEKTING.--This demonstration
at Middetown, Butler county, came of on Satur-
day At an early hour in the day the people from
all directions of the county came focking into towns
and at one o'clock the procession formed on tbs
green, and marched Through the streets with music
and banners. The number Of Irishmen present in
the ranks amounted to about 300 some of whom
bad como distance Of forty miles to attend tbs
meeting The greatest enth usiasm prevailed through
out the day. At three o'clock the multitude as
sembled ini Webster Hall, where they address,
ed by Messrs. w. 4 Lyons and II. y. Warden, who
attended in pursuance Of an invitation from the
Irsbmep ofButlor county. The hall was filed to
OVERCOMING and the street in front Of the building
was depsejy crowded with those who could not be
accommodated within. The welcome rendered -
the gallant exile on that occasion was hearty and
sincere and the enthusiasm not excelled by that
exhibited a. any meeting yet held in the country
Cincinnati Cifisea, 4ng,sst9.
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Dosmestic Miscellany.

The Cape Cod ton Of Boston, had q csls-
bration on Wednesday, at Provincetown 1t rainsA
pitious, and the Long Tom Coffin boys made he
excursion and the celebration worthy the assosia-
ton.
The Hoosac tunnel borer was put in operation on
Friday last, and proved highly successful The
point where it commenced work was slant Of the
hill, and only portion Of the main wheel had .
bearing on the rock Notwithstanding this disaA-
vantage, however, the borer worked admirably, and
cut in eight inches in less than an hour.
Major Sherman, the commanding officer ut Foyk
Adams, says the Newport News, gave n very spleu-
did entertainment to largo number Of his frioad4.
at Fort Adams, on Monday Among those presses.
was Mr.. Sartiges. the French Minister, who was re-
ceived with salute
employed porter at the Westcbester railroad de-
pot, was overtaken by burthen train, about
o'clock on Tuesday evening, whilo walking on the
truck of the Pennsylvania railroad, four miles from
Philadelphia. Before he WAS able to leave Ii !
track, he was knocked down and run over one leg
being awfully crushed. He expired about O'Clock
on Wednesday afternoon.
Five slaves belonging to Charles Q. Armstrong.
Of Louisville Ky, have been kidnapped
Michael Gro min. laborer, was burned to death .
Stafford, Geptsee Co, on Monday last. Tho h0us
which wes DESTROYED Was occupied as boarding
house for railroad hands The body was almost en-
tirely consumed.
Nathan H. Crist convicted of the murder Of NyA
NJ mobile, is 10 DC hung On Tue "a OF SepIemUo1.
Four fatal cases Of cholera occurred on the steau.
err sia which arrived ut Louisville from PittsburG,
July Doth They were German emigrants, and ha4
been eating green apples
The contributions at Portland, in aid Of the suf
ferers by the recent fire at Montreal will exceed
three thousand dollars. Twenty FIVE hundred dol
lars have already been sent.
The Republican, of Iowa city, states that tive
men, named Pierce and William French, were taken
up by the citizens, on suspicion of having robbed
Mr.. A. b. Stllwell. merchant tailor. there, and
whipped till they revealed the concealed place &
their plumber.
Mr.. Mufred Dorsn and Jack Grant were engaged
in fight at Alabama Port, en- Monday, in which
the latter was killed by knife used by the former
Mr. Doran is well known in Mobile, rs q quiet,
peaceable and Industrious man.
An Irshman named John Fitzgerald, and another
man. were accidentally killed on Monday, by tho
falling Of bank of earth on Powder House Hi.
Syracuse, which they were engaged in removing.
On Tuesday night, Searles s. Columns store,
under the American House, Hanover street, Bes-
tom was entered by false keys, and robbed Of goods
to the amount of from one thousand to fifteen hum
dred dollars.
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THE HENRY CLAY DIsAsTER.-The following is
an extract from the letter Of Mr.. ellison, Of Dam
pemora, in relation to the destruction Of the steam
boat Henry Clay-It is proper to say, in connection
with this article, that this catastrophe was the
suit of reckless racing Soon after leaving Albany,
/ paid my fare at the captains Office, and while
there examined the Inspectors certificate, which
was hanging in front of the captains office.
This certificate certified the boat to be safe, pro-
vided she did not 80 pounds of steam to the
square inch About II o'clock passed to the bar
ber's shop, which directly opposite tho engine
room, and noticed that che was then as high as
forty inches. called the barbars attention to il,
who replied ''it was Dothng" as she had, previous
through the day. bean up 70 farty FIVE inches. Cap.
tain Tallmsn, with whom was acquainted, | did
not see out once Through the day, az he was con
fined to his ststoroom, being very seriously indis
posed. do not think much blame should be attri
butaale to him, but l mast in sill candor say, thai
another person who had charge Of the boat on that
day, may yet have carse TO reject upon the reckless
Wholesale m2rdcr which characterized the 18th day
Of July.
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR "A young orphan girl, named
Emily Grinela, twelve or thirteen years of age, liv
ing with family on the north side Of Wolf river,
was sent out in the woods, on Thursday last, to
gather irewood, and while out, young man,
violence upon her. Her statement Of the affair Is
this while STOPPING down to pick up some wood,
this young man came up and threw his handkerchief
over her eyes, when she commenced screaming, and
he, intent upon some wicked object, threatened to
cut her throat if she did not desist. She then
swooned, and does not know what happened until
she came to, and found horsef behind log with her
throat cut As soon as she was able, she walked TO
tho hatboat where the Family lived with whom she
stayed who, by threats, induced her to remain silent
about it, She finally got to this side of the river,
and related her tale to some of the citizens, who
took the matter in hand, and the young man was
arrested yesterday Memphis Enquirer, dag. 3.
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IMPORTANT POLICE DEvELOPMENTs-Th Through
the instrumentality of Mayor Gilpin, of this city,
and Mayor Guthrie, Of Pittsburg, some very impor-
tant police Developments have been made during the
present week, in the interior of this State and the
principal mandatory of counterfeit money de-
stroyed. Three officers were despatched to house
situated between Danyilie and Washingtonville,
where, on the plea of wishing to purchase some
counterfeit money, they gained admittance, and
found three persons engaged in the manufacture OF
counterfeit bunk notes. The party suspected
the intentions of the officers, and fled to the woods.
The officers followed in pursuit. but were only able
to take one of the gang, by the name of Geltner. by
woppdipg him with pistol They then returned
to the house, and on examining it, in the second
story full set of engrayers instruments, printing
press, the chemical and other preparations used in
making counterfeit money were found, besides $500
in 81 counterfeit Harrisburg Bank notes, which
wet-baving just been printed. This description
of money was being worked off when the officers
went to the house. large amount of counterfeit
H., Is and 5s., purTortDg to be of the Lancaster
Bank issue, were also found secreted in different
parts of the house, together with S. on the York
Bark, 5s. on the Merchants and Manufacturer
Bank Of Piusburg, 20s on the Cape May Bank, al
tered from the notes Of the exploded Millington
Bank, and los. on the Bank Of Northumberland,
The plate from which the Harrisburg counterfets
worked, carried away by one Of the parties
who escaped, but the officers succeeded in getting
the plates Of the Merchants and Manufacturers
Bank at Pittsburg and the Cape May Bank, a. q
house about thirteen miles distant, on the road lead
ing to Turbotvle. DR.. Getner was conveyed to
Danville quickly as possible, in consequence Of
his wound, and lodged in the Jail, where he at
tended by DR. James D Strawbridge. of that place,
who pronounced his wound severe, but not serious.
In the evening Of that day, Justice William Kitchon
heard the case, and committed the defendant to pr
son, in default Of So 600 bail The defendant is said
terfeit signature with much precision He is al
legged to be the master spirit of the band and signed
all the notes. The Doctor is graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania, and but 2S years of
he Cd &I,o In bah n~o
good name and was much esteemed by his associ-
ates.- Philadelphia Ledger, august IL.
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round the four corners with hesdins Of narrow
ribbon. to hide the hem and fasten tho lace
Another Of green and black tafetas, with Chan
tiy border placed quito fat and forming the angles
Of the shawl 81
The bayaierc shawl must not be overlooked; the
ground is white, with stripes Of light ooloured sa
tin some very marrow, others serpenting in wreaths
of colored or white flowers
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FuGrrIyEs ARRESTED On Tuesday night, Off
Gers Wood and Gouldy arrested, at house IN Thir.
teenth street, below Shipper, German named
Ksiser, as fugitive from justice from New York,
VIE kept clothing store in that city. tie assault
ed woman in his place, in such brutal manner
rs 10 cause premature child-birth and was held in
5000 bonds, which be forfeited, and He'd, after
Closing up his business. A German, named Good
nan who interferod with the officers in the arrest,
was brought before the Mayor and bound over -
Ppilo psiphia american, Aug IL.
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sr,n,rr,,Ism.-Th Tho Christian (Mass.) Regsss~.
os SATURDAY. says Sour passing and rather more
Julons allSsion to the report that Chiet Justics
VOLS Of this State, has become medium, nss
t,onebt ms a letter from gentleman, in Montague.
which vouchos for tho truth Of the story from per-
ronL 10 ..s3ee."
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DEATHS OF UNKSo~N AMERICANS AT AGA YEA
PULco.-Information has been received az 'no ao-
partment of State, from Francis W. k'ee, ISL
Uaited States coosul at Acapulco, OF the oost .
within his consular district Of she following Amcn .
can citizens, whose late residences are p.S
viz. - John Sayres, Neil hcQuairy' ahu As0""A-
Wallace
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Posr OFFICES DISCONTINUED. -Hammor.,on. At
lsntic county, N J Leinhachs, Berks ool,nty. Pa.
willow Bank Mills, Lancaster county, Pa: pitman.
Schuy il,ill county, Pa.
NAME CuASGED.-Prbspect Hill. Rensselaer,
county, N. Y changSA 70 yehnsonyille.
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nns and ans d., lss Cd T. 1os 6A Ohio aeur de lss
white and yellow, aone; wheat, u. white per 70
lb g. to g. Id; red and mixed do, do. So Cd to
lid yellow Indian corn, per 4S0 lbs 3ls; white do,
do, 2Ss. 3d.; mixed do. 30s to 3Os. Cd. s1-sf + :
Ashes are rather dull Of sae at 25s cwt for pot
and 27s. per cwt. for peatl Rosin in mite0 deuand
at q. Id, per cwt, for common Turpontins-s few
hundred barrels have been sold at 7 Cd per owt Spir-
Its turpentine continue dull and prices nominal Tai
low has been in better demand and fair business has
been done in T. c. at $685. per cwt but 3os to 4os Is
now deE snded Lardmthe sales have been about 50
demand and 700 tons the spot have been cold at Ell
to EFT l5s per ton and 400 tons to arrive at Ell los to
f2S per ton There is fair inquiry for pale seal OIL
tun Pale rape OIL is in moderate demand, and sales
have been made at 35s per cwt. Rice is dull and no
sales Of Carolina reported Dyewoodsthe business has
been limited scale the sales having been confined to
80 tons Honduras logwood, at "a U.s. Cd per tom 100
tons barwood at co los, per ton; and small parcel
sapanwood, at f10 Is. Cd, per ton
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THE LATEST LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET:
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, 3lst July-10K A. M.-The cot
ton market this morning exhibits lively appearance
and the amount business will equal that of the pre-
vious days this week The sales may be about l0C00
IL noO halaS
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MINISTER TO ENGLAND.-The President has given
information Of the recall Of the Hon. Abbot Law.
renee, our Minister to England, and has nominated
Josc,h Z. Inseisoi VI poansy lsania, to that mis-
sion.
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Bank OF England.

FOR WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JULY "a.
Issue DEPARTMENT.
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I1vERFOOL,
STATE or TRApr-Business continues tolerably active
In manufacturing drcts and the rise In the price
Morrr MAaxEr.-Money continues very abundant
CoTTor MspxEr--Therc has been during all this week
yery active demand for cotton the daily sales ranging
from $4,000 to 10000 bales Holders have met the de-
.nd freely but prices have rather advanced especially
In low middng and ordinary Americans. The weeks
salss are Il47tO bales Of which 1880 Oh speculation
"a 600 The market day shows rather less AMI
nation Sales IL 600 bales. We quote fair Orleans
to middng 16d.; Fair Mobiles 90 to middling I'D;
Fair Upands Cd. to middling 7. 100.
and fayoroble for maturing grain crops Wheat and
ovr have in consequence been difficult to dispose or and
low prices accepted for parcels out
lion There have been unavorabe accounts OF pota
toes but they present without any on h'
more do los TO los Cd ph,adclpha do 19s to tes Sd
~nadian, supernno Inspected DO, iSs "a " zi Extr
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Teic grnphie Marine Reports.

B0sTON, juno II.
ArrivedS Ship Queen Victoria Mobile; brig Mary Hui.sn
(hr) Newcastle "; aohrs Charles (Br) Lineriok sssL
onniycs Mechanic, Phsdepbisj steamer Eastern City
N1UIk.
Clesred-sbips Bombay, Hong Kong hmarsuth. CAPE
Town witch ~ the Wsve sfrancisco brgs Csrolne san
uan Orr Geargetovn, DCi Binckiey. Charleston schr
y Reeves. kYort. 49,
CHAnLssTor, June w.
Cleared Bark Mary Morton, NYort
SRed-Bstk Jasper, NROrk. schr Planter, Proydensc.
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CAa.AE 3 ns.sOcA, dAusAbsr of yanss =. Dsuadage
O. Monday, JUNE n. By the Rev: Dr. ros.. JAKE.
CAxmsn. Eaq III Of this city.
Inw..hington. on TAursday, Jsns II, BY the Rev Dr.
ordinary and Hnisssr Pisnipossotia1y iron 1hi I.
Anna JvDsor, daughter Of John A. Miller, Esq., Of WASH
ington city.
On Sunday morning. June ., GnoasE wssLsrv son Of
John W. and nisabetA Whlook In the ID year Of his
The relatives and friends Of thu family are respectfully
invited to attend h: funeral without further notice.
FIRST door west Of Union park this afternoon, at
O'Clock HIS remains viii be taken to Greenwood for in
telment.
On Sunday june =, Dr.. J.Hs 8. wmv a. 8. N, in tho
The ofBoers Of the army and navy, his friends and
acquaintance and those Of his brother George WHY
respectfully invited to attend his fnra this after
noon ct O'Clock frsm his Late residence II Perpont
street, Brooklyn. without further notice.
In Brooklyn, ON Sunday, June 20, OLIVER FAxwELL,
His remains will be taken to Unity, Maine, for inter-
ment.
On Sunday, June 20, JAMES LAWRENCE, infant OF
william and Antoinette Hull aged months and IL days
The relatives and friends Of tho family, also of bis
attend his funeral from the residence of his uncle Pacific
street near Powers street. Brooklyn this afternoon at
o'clock
On Monday june q, OF consumption MICHAEL, SON of
Patrick and Johanna OBrien, aged Is years months
and Is days.
invited to attend his funeral from his thers residence
O'Clock.
On Monday June q, suddenly, JoHs L. HrEs, aged SO
Notice Of funeral to morrow
At Jersey City. on Monday morning, June q, MARIAN
A.. wife Of Isaac Paterson. aged So years.
At Wabshaw, Minnesota Territory, on May 8, WILLIAM
CHRISTIE, native of Scotland, aged 20 years.
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UNior CousE l. I--rRorINo, Monday, June 2Ist.
Match for 81 Geo
Mr. HosRlsDd b. True John ..,..,............1
Mr.. Nheian =, m Lacy HAYNES. ................2 2
Time. 5.25-537.
The above s the bcsi time record Of two mile heats
70 wSeons-he wagon and driver 70 weigh 400 pounds.
ttne John made the fret mile In 2a1 and the peoond
nIe ~ z4A making The first heat In b25. Lady Haynes
va the favorite $40 20 $50.
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In this city. on MoDda, June n. by the Rev II g. &
Dcknton Mr. Dawn moEwKr, of Westminster Can.sia
West 10 Mits MARTHA McILwRsiTu daughter II Mr.
Niiem Mclwraitb Of Bardfoohv God Observation-Disclosures
stoiinnd.
ON Monday, June 81 BY the Rev Or potts cuAaLs
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~ STpsmnrIP FRANKLIN

BAvRr, June $,Arr AIRED. Rstoni, Hoston. sid 3d.
LIvrRpooI JUNO G--Arr Canada Boston. sid 9Th, She
nanotab. Philadelphia Albert Galstn, NYork.
MAEtsuLys, June 2--Arr Guiseppins, Napoii, NYork
Greyhound Pierce do.
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EMIGRArIoE PROM HEw Brunswick TO Aus.
TRhLh.1be 80 Jobn IN B) psp.rs state hat s,pe Of
the nost intelligent and erprsDg Of the province
are ,migI stiDg To Australia
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DEATH or THE Hos WV KING. oF MAINE
Hon. William King died NJ Bath Ne Thu. sday 18th
Inst nged sd years MI King Wa. a memler Of the
L,gla,ure Of Masssehus etts When Maine formed par
fip of IL. Gen King ,be hrst Governor of Maine
Cormisg ion,r the spanish Claims Commissioner for
the erection ~ The State Hou at Augusta many
year, Coils otm II Customt for Bs b He was person
who rcc.ived high Ii'sry Distinction. and
Grand Nss.r 4 he Masonic fraternity Of Maioe It's
81 charge Of the various pOnaibe duties was
characterized by energy hrmnees. and Integrity The
pussic fou,J In him faithful servant did his
oiaits kind and fall hful fueRd Boston Atlas 21 ins
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Ksg W0r. Ylsa1A, Jsas M lua
Sehe Nonssach arrivsd hsrs fs9 Nesses NJ ~ La
ShS rsVer ths 81 The baxk nasA rePsetel
the BAHAMA 1hs casge 81 ~ VS. pr
TALLY ssvsa b ths wrscker Ss Va 49, $50 q KY
Rsdses fan Of watsr aAd drtfsi.S With ~ eu.reat Z.
Leopold 0seAsn Lad fron the wreck Of tAs bark
Fslrmount, has recovered IRON his wovads. .
surveying alkex. Lieut. 8eAds eennaA4laSs
arrived here chs 10Th nst from PAscAgusiA wsat
GOAL She sailed for Norfolk Abe sA LASH Ishs arrived
steam propeller West Wind Hsoheosk arrived Asrs rs.
Just establishsd between NYork aAd Mobile vie Key
West Returning from NobiiA shs will touch Ases On The
Arrived Jusel-Briss Telegraph ChArisstely5
Cushnoe Lowry. Apeiachchela 9th Harp Saver Mobiles
ksManitts, Galveston !th Uaon Neil. Chasieeten;
Gov Anderson Sawyer, NYork 18th steamer keeer WI
!ia~s Hsr5ic N0riesns 18th, sohrs Veniss - hsdsaa
Sailed june z-Brss Telegraph, L.w.saos. Nor!saas;
Vile; 6th, MAnitta, Boston: uth. steam propeller
West Wind Htokceek Mobile; th, steamer Rogse VIII
uams, Harris, PhilAdsiphia.
PuuADalRmA, June I'D Pm.
Arrived-Bark Laoonia Hewes Bostoni brgs Gee WASH
lngton Knowlten, Ceefueges Kessuth, Aen Fac
toe Handy do sohrs Ellen Baker, Pennington Plymouth.
Me- Lady Suffolk. Crovell Boston Brainarda Clark
Holman, do; Irs Chase, Chartestsn; " Cherry TODD,
Mobile Weston Hsiy, Prsvidsnce Sea Bird. Godfrey.
Mystic.
Moore Boston, Hamilton. Halstt do; brgs OsoeolA Far
rei Rio Jansiroj Kossuth. Allen Boston, Con Stewart
BoshoP, dol Lady Of the Lake. Shute. do.