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refused to quit the ship and abandon ,hs helpless and
unfortunate passengers Discerning the land about >gn
niles ahead they slipped the chain and ir'ei t. get sns
ship under way, in order II possible % reac1 ,ie ii @
the slip ashcre but thu P,sseHgef eoad r@nl-r D."
little assiiance in working the hip. and they wore "a
FIRE unable do Had MT thu -p'aia AL creT a.,
III. ship II Is the ctoo Of the se2l "a Tsierr
to- that The hip migl- been ashore h's inth-
10 nanag, Der tor the want o; proper ss1ce sls ar
the The passengers eIertsd themselves to the ut
most at he panps During the evening rai;s Sere COO
ucted from spar &c bu, not launched until the
clowng morning Early on the morning 1f the otn tne
land was green about miles dist mt ana on H'sr
schooner hove in sight TIE cor were ,ta "neh
tie schooner imnedAt.y bore down - the 81 p Sp
ngers redo ubd their exertions AZ the pumps and ~-re
relieved by toe wreckng schooner Oracle kooer'
SaIds, master coming songide t. h-r assistance Inc
women and ,hdr-n nrst take1 on ami land5d ind
afew4rd the schooner returned and saved the re nnder
Of tie passenger two being deck VIII the snip
went down ton Friday but saved Themselves oy JampnS
into he wrecking schooners boat When the ship Seas
do En the wcs; end Of Grand lhama bore about ~ T.
20 miles distant Capt Sands has doubtless heen lostrd-
mental in SAVING the lives Of all board AID with the
no reniaiued with the pzsseng-rs deserves the
APPRECIATION Of the humane and generous reward
from the Brsh and American Governments
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the same time by the Ministers Of England France ard
sardinia The importance Of kaviag relations with the
south American tries prescribed determined By
treaty spustioDs will be readily perceived With Para
,pay formal diplomatic UNDER tandng Indispensable
Is preiu mary the opening Of commercial
For ory wears country has been utterly ISOLATED
and secluded from the world japan. and previously Il
closed 10 All atoms with the single exception Of SPAIN
The strange career Of DR. Francis sho tyrsnxed over
the country 50 long under the e OF ID @ior probably
familiar IL may our readers There never sss an Ams
rcsn merchant or resell flag thu SOL or IN the
tes Of Paraguay and yet Is the richest most productive
most extensive and ont Of all proportion the most popaous
Of 81 the States that composed the Agentn- ranon
IL is an inland state bog between the parallels OF 10 and
y south latitude end accessible by either the Paraguay
liver or the P.r.ns by whh il Is nearly surrounded lhe
former river has Vi over 1000 niles and the latter
of2.CoO a,
In this stsge OF the matter. cannot form an esd
mate az the extent Of the Advantages which these
treaties will confer upon the country. large and
lucrative trsde will be opened nth both Uruguay
and Paraguay, under the privileges thus secured by ne
forecast ard ssgacity OF President Fnnore aud similar
arrangements equally advantageous, wil be made WIN
oh,r south American countries in consequence OF me
distractions which he hiss given our representatives
there. 60.
This is not the time place for eulogy on the foreign
policy of the late administration; nor does nced Asy
encomiums The people Will appreciate us elevated chxl
aoer while enjoying the benefits il has conferred upon me
con
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Uaier Cure.

A CARD-A Report of Two Hundred Interesting
"A Cases treated VIII Water by EDWAaD FELLERER
b. D. Physician tie Orange Mountain Water
cure p,tfutop will lie nished without cnsel applicant
rcos yosIdd order 4. 5 letter stamp Andrss G.
SELLERS BROTHER Propeors OF the Craae 9antaia W a.
OTaDge, New Jeney Visitors 70 the above ntnei
rstuiicb take Morris Railway, too- OF
81 g. NJ and u 81, ard r. ~ Distance from Ne~-l0rk IL
miles.
nR. CHARLES MUNDE's WArEkCURE rs
~ TABLIshMENT n FLORENCE (Northsmpon,) Mas-, hav
greatly enlarged ard improved through new buildings aud
accommodate upward on peIslu Inc
thn the pessans and heath regions
ltcudrg IL Of the Iures and coolest gran
Doctor the earliest dcpe Of Pessnrz and the
ydopsc Physician living Pce for board and eat
mCnt SO rer week
Nk SHEN Of New York, earliest American Prao
~ Of Water Cure and zuhor Of various works On the -de
will receive psenfs dung the summer season connection WITH
Mr. CAMPBELL at Lebanon SPnng Columbia County, y
DR. BEDORTHAs WATER CURE,at SARATOGA
SPRINGS This Establishment located srodsay near
III celebrated Spring The House entering 10 second
s.ssob Of baths 2rrans- and
G attached Few places poess al atae
ton 81 desirable facilities for the cure.
uYDROPATHIC and HYGlENIC INSTITUTE,
No IS Lachi.s;-Accommodalon tr hundred patients
Dersrfn Female Diseases r. T. TRAIL Proprietor Dr. J.
L. ROSf ORD Assistant
NEWPORT WATER CURE will Be opened on the
~ LET Ami fitted with particular regard g com
fort ccrveneuce with the celebrated neatniunes
Newror climate viii he most desirable Address Dr. w
REH, Newport, K. l.
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TFW.YORK and MONTREAL RAU,aOAD-To

NETWORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD.-To
Bellows yana Rut md B1rinEan Aoopehef
St tnsps Roses Post OEdsns Hsnea and Dter, ds
Tckss te proeErd he Newton AID Hes Hsssa
Rails ed Ofee No az Broadway Express "a
AID Pm BafstEe CHECKED tOash Fxht 9th tspseh AID
redueeS yrceA Apply 70 FRANCIS HYDE tgsot
No. iS2 Saub<t
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 70 PHILA-
~ DkIPHlA- PIan Pier No North RI.si Of 5sriery
Two Lise~ daily. 10 Lfne
a AN BY steamboat TRENTON s0uh Ambo, ,h-ncs D.
BofdeBtsub and steamboat STOCKTON Pbseeighs
Fare q kIpref. Line q Ny steamboat JOSH POTTEt
b,nes dr-e, CsDSer Thuash ~ ssre.
es a.surrir. I--vs phi.sep.is a. 10 M ss57PS
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me1ifal.

r. NJ. BUTLERs PATENT TRUSS and SUP
PORTER PADS for Hernis truptgre add Prol.pso, Ut-d
sSies ,sy.s sbS r. 20, Ss =. stser. %
Choe No s'esy 81, Eesiork female sftendsnce In
ant TIussed At Two wteis
/ AIDES wishing to be confined privately find ae
~ oonnodEnI the hcuse OF physician quiet nezhbohood
uptown. By addressing H. n box No lS General Posioee
I EIhGlN INSTITUTE, No. POI West 36th-st., near
II Sbsv-hr BAKER, w. D. graduate and r-ae-ca ply
where the best medical and Gill BE- bestowed
She viii consult dairy with patients her Office budias
visit The N 81 then homes
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES-Mrs. T. BURSES,
Female Physician and Midwife No 4l MeDousan on he COR
Of Any wher abe h. consulted AID vii treat on al a
females Who d.ke consp Of the OIpOse ave IN e1
IRENE Deotty she ofe beieoore tie ss sbe ~
ihri herself Other regular Prseiton SIC REGULAR
tie last year. bad lsrse and successful practice
Room. proyed those who Sb 70 durng treatment
Furnished to let Inquire ss above
DLANETT's BITTERS-This article is offered TO
pubic I Debility ladsesaot Liver Compliant
Sea siekress Dyspepsia and Nervous sc0s eneIJ Ibe s
s sol 1''' ''' ''' " G HICKS CO. 10
CAND's SYRUP of HOARHOUND AID VEGETA
- BILE EXPF CToRANTs2 Is and 81 cents A delightful ani
retail a. he San D. Mammoth Drug store No
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE of an OLD
EURsENr WINSL0W would call the attention Of The ladies
date relief rsduces all Inflammation, making the process Of teelne
ssy and ,i'as S,s 70 cure The sy.eney s9d :, r.
Couadtst Ne-York Mrs HAYES No IFS Fultons Brooklyn
40 fcr sls :. shove CURTIS PEBKTYss WILD CHERRY
BITTERS Of bilious and Junde complaints and general
oeil TL.S ouckeu life and toe
whole y stem. Price Only S7i cents in pint bottles
V DUNG MAN do you want Whiskers or Mustaches
N.Se hg I them 9s man Bead {Ge no d
iok AID will not stain or n9re the $50 N a'J way
-'' R. G. GRAHAM No So Ann st. aOd al druggists
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EDWIN LEW

TUEE, 1s53-The popular steamboat EDWIN LEW |
~ is, Cspt }. cohss for SHREWSBURY, Ge. Hshlsod
DOei Pert Nshnston Mounts pock Brows Dock M6aiswa
Zee BsLk Fare 2 WI leave Peet+p Pier East Rver
opowt
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moi Emo. NORWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL.

4 ROAD-FoI1nins, eonDeotoo the Mehsao southern
Nohe iD6ana tie Lske Share and Cleveland and Pshush
Raosos the eny Rosd Line beta tie East
Tht best expeditions between Eastern
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On adsner MONDAY Mey It. Passenger rssrs vii da.y
(Sundsys excepted - foAOSs;
TOLEDO.
Accommodation 1T 10 A N stopping lstatious
Expres IS NJ stopping on al eaonI D eVae Mon
roeVi.e ADD NorvElk
Aoufoeyi!e hofwAk aDo Obefhu.
CLEVELAND
Day Expires at 10 NJ soppns only a. NorSAk Mc'oeEs
Bellevue ID Fremont
Acc,uuocstion 10 A. NJ stopping e al stations - .
Nebt Espres az p NJ oppns only Al obeFHn No1"a S0n'
foeVile, Bellevue and Fremont
DRcCrLT,
Al Toledo with Michigan southern and northern Ina
ksHCs ier Chicago ard stations and through Chso ad hA
and R1Oad Illinois RIVER orHns Inc 70 81
Louis
A. Bellevue with Of Mad River AID Lake Enc Rn rod toi
senousAy CITY, Springfield Dsy0n Cincinnati l1dan4pos &c
AT Arioet trains Mansfield ard Ssky hsroad Tor
SeBoussy shelby Junction Columbus ZAnsyie Sesark &c
tOreittn with Cleveland.
Tcae ter CouutUs ClucinIaiu an way
At Cve nd Ih load f New fork and
bcsfcr. BnAio 40 Albany md Nv Y0r va aakk; sitn
nGn ~ te vsiAsd ard PI,stGsn RaEosd reGis Feisd
phis, BALTIMORE and Washington City. l. PhlLLiPs sa2I
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Eeaal Notice.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
4 New ork
SELL DAY HALL, late Of The CRY OF Ne"-fork,
with vouchers thereof tn snp>rr0c
Attorneys 10 IL Nassinst N the
keg-Y before twenythd day OF November
1ex-Daltd New-A ok, the entylrt cay Of May 100
Hy15 laVuuiM SARAH GIBBS HALL Aanihs'atN'
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
al ha' CLANS asit
GOODRICH OF Nee fors deceased % ne 'a
his rtence No
the New orkon
Yoss te hsrch. ia ln7 la~hmh J. h "poDN'h
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse O. Smith, Esq
al r-ons HENkf MooDAAN Aie % me
I'd
So
b. Dates forla
a. lst3 IN laWbmh-I MANI \ NVvD'iA'' N'I-'"-'N-
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
4 o NeN hereby 20 al
WALSH Lte 81 81 Ne" lck -et'ed
70 peseui the slbscnber. rs re- u
lok before the lt az Of
seIer nesDted nineteenth day March 100
nsI2l lsvonM' ~ ; fNLAi' n ~ EAtur't
IukCIlT COURT of the UNITED STATES
y LOFTS WOOD at. JOSEPH d. ANDREWS Before Judge
Ne infngeuept Of Lofts GODS Patent
Csbouse steGnhTs other vse Verdict his favor
esbhps the patent May 80 1853 Builders Owners ant Captains
are invited 10 cell this Csbouse OF which assortment
found No 81 NateTst For se on hbera terms
LOFTS WOOD
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CoAL was recently said to have been discovered ia Cas-
Teton VI but proved only Slate impregnated with sui
phur or btumen' 20 as to burn while and leave nearly all
the fuel behnc with considerable smell extra In and
near Caseon are the finest Slate quarres in this country
FIRE AID Loss or LTE.-The cottage Of Mr. Preston
Lincoln near Wangford Depot Ct was Destroyed BY are
"wednesday afternoon last and sad TO relate h,ne d@ngh-
ter Of Mr. L. tour years age pershed 10 me James
little son was badly burned but vi grooso'y survive
Ms H. had gone out 20 work. nd len me '"o sareni 10
lbs house alone
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.

NEW OMNIBUS LlNE.-A new line of Omnibuses
~ vii commence unusg TUESDAY June 1875 from the
Rogstselt titilc ard Jacksor-
Iht- wi Ro Eegy a. pass aloa south .
togehug fercS then housa Pit
Avenue C. 7hs. through 7hst through av 20
S7st. through .h 10 BEosd Boao~ay
SDs Palace. H. tie eoafse o. e route i e observed that thus
lne ulcaton wlh The following
Brooklyn Screw pooA w tusblh Dry Dock Bulls
the HaItm Aow-syon Raoad Depot Hip droe and the
Crs'ia fslaee. JOHN L. HERD a CO.
GRAND EXCURSIONS for COMFY ISLAND,
" LrGias FORT HAMILTON each wsyFsie ~ cent? each
Ssylhe AM splendid steamer ECONOMN Capt l. d. Abe
WI nsie Regular ips Tor the season daily to For Hamilton and
Sonty lssnd, Leayirg a follows . ,,
Strss-t, \. R.........6s NJ Pier No s R.. ~ AN
sFnsss N R........ 81 An. Pier No. 5 R,....l9 NJ
Sfrnec n R.........23 PM. Pier No n E, 81 Pm
n h...... PM flcr NO ~ '''f N
sSe1ey Island. Last tn, a. Pm. IN
o. ms Beat Las bes tu expressly q ne route and W" Ia5
sy 70 Toe Island and fo Hamilton pefso are ioioa
uesnng a1y be- ceeoUnt. j. r. RODMAN Agent
NEh.lOkK TO the WHITE M0UNrAINS-Only
= ose summer The pleasure ifavel Ion
~ ena Ntt7f ok procure through tcSes ~ tae
&c Nes-dayen RaiFosd Ohccs Broadway and
Nv p~~ sne Ehsv. Express trairs leave Il A. ~ aed
~. 49, go taeush The Rslroai ca ashes 1l
IN men pewer promote TIC shey and comfort
"F~'s's'i" fAANCiS hyde Agent No ls2 S0ssh-st n \
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FV,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAAERSTheS Ships composing this line
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
RALTIC. CnnL CnnlslOck

ADRlATlC, Capt Grafton
built contract,
Every has beea taken In their eosuoton as also n
their Engnc insure strength ond speed enH men
Tor for elegance and comfort fne
ace from New-York Liverpool in 6rscass cabin SlA IA second
AZ $500 from Liverpool
90 NewYo aud $40 Al experienced surgeon stschedo each
ship No berh secufed until Isid for. -, s,,,,>-o
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The Detroh Mich TrituAs Of May 81 says fellow
blythe name Of James Anderson, ScOtchman or claiming
TO be one, and psperhaDger by trade married on
Sunday The 22d met BY Rev Mr Mcclellan Pasor Of the
Scotch Presbyterian Church in this city, to 40 Irish gh
named Ann Lynch who vas brought from Auburn ~ T.
by Of the Editors Of this paper and was servant IN
bis family At the time This well enough so far Bat
On Sunday evening last Just one wsek from the time OF his
marriage, another woman CLAIMING 20 be his hsfaiiy
welded wife, and having 10 her possession child suddenly
pOunced down upon him from Buffalo. me itI6aae says
be has made his escape from both wives and cautions is
readers against him We hope sharp lookout will be
kept for the villain he viii probably take another wife
tie f.st opportunity II permitted go large lie is not
above medium size light SANDY, busny hair light whiskers.
We believe with pert forbiddiDg and orualzed express
sion and impudenf forward MANNERS lie left his wife in
Buffalo several months ago, and she has been in search
OF lin for three four weeks, having sold every acls
Of household furniture she possessed to raise money
tia. purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

SLAVE STAMPEDEs.-Slayes are running away from Mis-
souri, 40 the present time in battaons Three belonging
70 sir H. Meek of Weston away Wednesday oflsst
week-iwo Of whom were afterward apprehended. They
were making for the Plains Fifteen made stampede
from Ray COUNTY the week before and took the line Of
their march for Iowa. Several captured IN Grundy
County but the larger number made good their escape
ii would be glorious thing for Missouri AL her slaves
should take it in their heads 10 away. II she Only
knew it. they Of the greatest drawbacks 10 her ad
yancement and prosperity. Alton On Telegraph.
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Steamer Edwin Lewis Tor sale
BEssON BRoUwER- Agen,E No Isl wests
NEW-Y0RK and PHILADELPHIA OBJECT via
IN EEW-JERsEY RAItROAD,-U. s MAIL and EXPRESS
LINEsTbusb in -Four Hous-Lesve Ne~Yors zoo, Of Cart
isDot add A. 81 and and P. a. Leave PhisdeiphiA
At NJ via ksIongon, and " and y .nd NJ cgt o.
NslBufS Fare 50 - 50 seobd In the W. from Sfors
PM from Psoeps Tp1sn ncse. sold and and
through baggage carried Ion Baltimore Wsshntn, Norfolk and
Cbsecn, the and NJ ard II and 81 NJ trains and
reetions certsin With ans behind time Pseasen WITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

~ D Tt Bos, las besn expressly O. he route and VII In1
,seN 10 Tie Island Fort Hamilton. al perso are orod
ursiins sly on be- 1scognt ). r. RODMAN Agent.
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EhANn TNCIRSIONS nr CONEY island.

~ LuiGug FObT HAMILTON each waytsfe 2t cent each
Hsy1ht splendid steamer ECONOMY, CSqt l. d. Abel,
WI nsl Re- gulsr Ip the daily to for Hamilton and
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HUDSON RIVER RELATIONSHIPS Arrange
ment- Trains Chambersst osly for Albany and Toy
Fxpress Train through connecting with Trans
reachins Buffalo Montreal ct o'clock evening
Nail Tam 9 A h-ThTougb Way Trans IL AN anc y "
Express M Accommodation Trars % and SOP
For Po2eeps at IAN Way Freight Passenger Tain al
4 u I N. Passenger Train.
For Peekskii al 10 AN. ard Pm -.
Tnt Tauyown PsekSkn foSeepse Trains op az a. "a'
aiken Chambers Canal Christopher
SUNDAY TRAINS Csna 80 M ior P0ughkeepse Aas
Mp ~ for Albany, stopping 81 al Way stations;
~ ~ ''''' FDMUND 'gkENCH 5uperne ndeut
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~ Trains leave pier foot OF D1snest - follows, W.
BUFFALO ExPKEss at An 6f Buffalo direct. tie "
EYe Roao Buffalo ~ City Railroad without change Of Tag
CIHcINHATI EXPRESS Of g AM for Dunknk
81 Dunbirt and Buffalo and al intermediate sticns
Pm for Delaware and all intermediate
EIcBT ExPREss a G I. 81 for DuI kirk and Buffalo.
g. for Dlnkrk and sl inter mediate Eltioni
On Sundsys only one Express Train at p NJ.
The Trans Dunkk Lake Shore Hal ad Of
Cleveland CncIDsh Chicago Gnd Buffalo with frat e.S
for Cleveland. S3nd1sly, Toledo Detroit and CHICAGO
q C-.ar -Aar1r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-03
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER
LIrCHFIEl,D March 5 1858
wA Whig Caucus.

A meeting of such delegates 10 the State Convention which assembles to day, as were in the city, was held last evening at the Whig Committee Rooms, for an in> terchange of sentiments. Hon. Abiiah Caflin of 'HarWiutOn, presided. and John Woodruff, 2d. Esq of New Haven, was appointed Secretary.
 Remarks were made by Messrs. E "A Bulkley and N H Morgan of this city, MT Rowe. of Pennington, Mir Hawley of En. field, Nessrs BabcOck and Finch of New Haven, Messrs Cooke and Andrews of Waterbury. Mir Train of Milford, Mir Goddard of Norwich, Mir Wentworth of StoningtoD, Mir Reed of Lisbon. Mir Spen. cer of Lebanon. Mr Mead of Greenwich. Dr Welch of Norfolk. Mir Hunt of Canaan. Dr Peters ot Warren, MT CatI,n of Har- winton. Messrs Dougless and Coo of Mid. dlelon, MT Stevens of Cromwell, MT Par mslee of Chatham, Mir Robinson of Nor. wSlk, Messrs White and Booth of Dan bury, Mir Morris of Bridgeport.
 CoWFRnt of tke 24th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-03
Tho New Motive Power.

Mir. Kenny writes again from Genoa. concerning Dr. CtroziO's plan of pr0pel- ling, thus .rhs reports of the s1ccess of the caloric ship Ericsson in New York. at tracts much attention in this quarter. But great as that enterprise is, the recent in- vention of Dr. c0roxio of this city. to which I have before referred, promises io supersede 1t. The Doctor and his Friends. who are numerous and wealthy, think he has completely succeeded in desising . substitute for the steam engine, hre. &e' and that electro magnetism will hencetor,i' be the native power of all machinery. ia agani is now on his way 10 the United States to procure patent there"
 ny- wn,. M Warren of Watertown. e. has invented anew car seat. Dy this plan a person may adjust tho seat tn a moment. so as to make it convenient for sleeping ons merely hy raisiag hinged back-- the car seat being hung on pivols. 90 that lt can ba more or less depressed as the nOyeaDae back is raised.
 A new college. under the control ef the Prolssiant Episcopal church. has heen ee- tablished at Racine. Wiscoasin. The Rev. RasweIl Park. D. D. a gradaaEp ef Wesa Point. AIls the O6ice ef P<edideaE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-03

CONGRESSIONAL INcrDENr.-A Wash- ington correspondent of the Concord Dem ocrat, writing Jan. 22d. says Yesterday, !, ia the House. poor old lady over sixty years of age, who had been for six years prosecuting claim in Congress. in the name of her mother, . woman S9 years of age, was the occasion of quite scene - The ball. at last, afier so many days ot hope deferred and anxious poverty, was bro ught up. The lady herself. who was present, in scaut attire of sable. listened to the debate with painful interest. and when at last indications that the b ilI would pass became too evideOt 10 be doubted the long pent emotions of her heart were stronger than her strength. she tainted ana tell iDssnsible to the floor. The claim. anounting 10 some 820O0 was put through lnstanter. Never did woman faint LII he,,er time. Thero was hardly show ol OpposiliOn.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-03
WHOLE No. ls44. 5 Ne. 4s.

silk pocket handkerchisfs and few gloves among the elite; the latter omission. however, appears to be specialize of the EngIishmen. The famous Narvaez, Duke of Vslcntia, was covered with a moustache and beard. and very glittering in uniform and orders whileM. Dnpin, Speaker of the French Chamber of Ds- pnties, was modest and distinguished looking, in a black coat. ... .a
 Her Majesty beganto look sleepy, but frightened up when the Lord Mayor an> nounced that supper awaited her pleas ure. Preceded by the officials, and fol. lowed by her mother and court. she passed on with Hue Prince. speaking a few words to the Lady Mayoress. who fell into the line immediately after the Royal party, and who. by the way was the prettiest dressed wcmsn in the room, and might have been handsome, but was evidently too much overcome by the near presence of majesty, to move or look naturally. The Queen and suite supped alone in the crypt, the only part of the building untouched by the great fire of London: a noble and very in,er> esiing relic it is of the olden time. with it's gothic arches and dark, low Srowed vaulsing. The Royal party did not res main long at the banquet, and passing once more among the throng of her ex- cited subj ec,s. swestly and gracefully lowing. Her Majesty retired. amid the most loyal cheers. and enthusiastic cries of God save ths Queen r
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-03

D' Laughabl6 blundeFs are often com.
 mltted by foreign famale domestics, when
 they obtain service in this cOuntry. Two cases of this descripuon that occurred in s'ng'e family recently, have come under our notice. The wife of a worthy ex al. derman of KensingtOn, employed Ger.
 man girl. who had just como from ship board, and had probably never seen a stove before the one in use in the alder
 man's family. She arose the uext morn. ing after having been employed, aud in> sfead Of making the fire inside of the stove built 1t in front upon the iron hearth. The consequence was, that the house was soon filled from top to bOitOm with smoke, which aroused the family from their sIumbers. with no little alright at the prospect of being bur0ed to death. The cause of alarm was discovered, and a change of the domestic was the conse- quence. 's'a
 The second girl was an Irish one, who had but little more experience than the former. She was directed, in preparing breakfast. to spread the -four cloth before setting the dishes. When they arose in the morning, and came into the dining rnom, they found that sine had spread tho floor cloth on the AOor properly, bu, had set the dishes and the cups and sauce.s on the same low table, expecting that the family were in the habit of taking their meals after the fashion ofthe Turks when they are enjoy ing themselves with their pipes. ~'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-03
LITTLE SUE.

Dear little Sue, with her eyes 30 blue,
 And her tresses of golden hair. Her cheeka that rivaIled the peach's hue. And her lips sored and fair. How her silver tongue 90 joyously rung. When watchi0e she hailed with delight Nv evenings return. while on my neck
 she huDgs le@. .
 Lisping her prayer and good night. Poor little Sue, no more shall view
 From the easement her beautiful face, Nor welcome at ose, for she has osd us adieu,
 And vacant, and silent her place: Uuder tke ground, where yon green mound
 Covers grave small aud Dew, h a sleep % sweet. sO quiet ana sound' a
 Rests my geDlIe. my angel Sue.