Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18

\ 4u0 VOSCO UA Gn0 ruSteiFCp oultOI Oy ;Henry Bibb, says :-''Never, since the Efrst utterance of anti-slavery sentiments isfrom the pulpit and the press, on the American continent, was the underground now. Within the last ten days, we have had the pleasure of, greeting 24s refugees just from, slavery. First came foHr able bodied young men-then two women with six children-thsn two mRn-lhen. two ;women-two men and six children. more, Inot one of whom have met with. any diff iculty in making their Vay to Canada
 The Charleston. CourieE says, of the lis- ,erary works, of the lamented Calhoun,- ''but little interest or demand is manifested for the work, and the edition for the. most part lies quietly reposing on the booksellers shelves." It is also true that the mortal remains of Calhoun, as do those of the distinguished Hayne. repose unmarked by ;any public monument. sse L8a By the schooner Lamartine. which re. gently loft Boston for Cumana. Venezuela, ia party of adventurers went out furnished wilma, complement of machinery, for tbe purpose ofraisiag treasure from the wreck of, the Spanish vessel, San Pedro, which was lbsboE Heneznela more than centu. lYagO. It is sIpposed that the vessel had |labOut @9 900 OOO'on boand. which was sent l. by: the Home GOvernmentto to pay offitpoops in her dosninions in the New WorId.- - liSOme two years since a. position. of the Epresent party discovered the wreck, and Ewith the aid Of little apparatus for the lPurpose. succeeded in raising about S25 900, and cleared, the wreck 60 that they now ianiicigate operations wilt be comparatively easy
 NEw YoRE Nov 10. |.. Rev. Jonathan Wainwsighs. she newly Iesecied PTOyisionaV Bishop of N. N. wal Iconsecrated at Trinity ChnTch this marn- ,ng. There was alarge attendance. The c0nsecrHtloD sermon was preached by Rev N Carlton Chase D. D. s fia -r M l Private lstter% from San Francisco re
 port that the mail. steamer will bring @.
 l50 GOO on freight. of which @6OO ,OOl cOmes to ihs Am. Exchange BsaDls.
 DROWNED. Hezskiah Allan. s6 Wes, pori. aged about 36 years. while going ou on Sunday evening lasi, for the suppose c | pil0ting vessel into that harbor, was upse
 in his skilf. aud losing his hold, vas drown sd about three miles fronn shore. Hi
 h,dy has not.yet been recovered; :. he leave, . EimiIy to mourn his loss. A man whs
 vas with him saved himself by clinging t the boat till he was rescued from his peril. ous position. M. a.@ ay.A V. ',o
 a ,F. ,... No,vaM Gazette. | Rev. Dr. Robinson. the celebrated tray
 eler. has arrived safely at his home il
 New Ysrk. afbss m absence of more ihal
 year, employed in . ihnu0Agh re-exam
 inaiiOR of the topography and anti9nitie
 of Palsstine. The resulls of the ,exploEa' aiOn wilt add mach to the sum of arch@o
 logical learning. kt is the purpose of Dr
 R.t0 compress the thReea v0lnmss ef hi
 Researches iAto two. anSa add q shird vol
 ume of entirely new Rlattter. sa sia
 ExTRRMK OLD R.-ThAre is an oI manih BellgrAde, on the frontiers of Hun gary ana TuvRey. Nhe has attained th enornsoas age of one hundred and seventy two years. He is sliIl in possession of q z his facuAisa aRd smokes his pipe regHlaEly { k.Isy yeaEn ago hs used to go out huntiR
 wMn hls grandson. aDd it is not quite on ' nundted years since h0 made his thiI
 marr'age with yonng girl of nineteeI
 whom he has Ou.Iivsd by 6Sssy four years