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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-20
CITY ITEMS.
ENTERTAINMENTS, &c, DAY AND EVEyIyG


PEoPLEs Association will meet this day aud
at No. l66 Fultoa-st, Brooklyn.
The Grand the Sons OF Tmpe
takes place TO night, at Metropolitan Hall.
CALEDoNIAS UNION No. will celebrate their Fifth
sary Hope Chapel, this evening.
CADETS TEMPERANCE, Broadway Section, hold public
this evening
THE GLADIATOR will be played the Broadway By M p
rest. After which THE Bold DRAGONS
TINE WoRKs WONDERS will be repeated at Wslacks AD )
strange drama Of PAULINE.
CIVILIZATION will be repeated BurtOns also the farce Of Pok +
LIC0DDY.
DoucLAs will be given the St. Charles Also EyELEES snil
BOYS OF SARATOGA
The Willow CoPsE this evening at Barnums Ia the ahe
SWEETHEARTs AND WIVES.
CIRCUS PERFORMANCES This Evening Equestrian Acts the DaD
Bears. &c.
ETHIoPrAs SONGS &C. in great variety This Evening Woods
stIel Hall, No. IA Broadway.
EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES rare collection ms DAY and Eyenn
No. $50 Broadway. $500
PANORAMA Holy LAND painted BY Bsnyad This Ever
No 500 Broadway. Als0, this afternoon.
STUDIO CURIoso collection OF wonderful Mechanism, kc, I3
and Evening at No. GO Broadway.
PICTURESQUE ASCENT OF Mont BLANC PANORAMA and Dn
This Evening, at No $50 Broadway.
GALLERY FINE ARTS open This Day and Evening at A."
Rooms Broadway.
NEcRoMANcY MAGIC in oil branches This Eyenint GAa
Brosdwa az, by Prof Heller.
SPIRITUAL This Evening various places advertised
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20 Augustus Gockes Concert last evening df'
crowded audience at Nblo's The first two pieces we
not hear. The rest of the programme consisted o.
songs, sung by Miss Rosa Jacques part OF cohc'T,
pianOforte and stringed instruments by AendeisSohh'
fantasia upon theme from Lucia by Lszt ho''~.,
caprice buresque by the concert gver The prog
was evidently arranged with view to snow INC -
mastery over the instrument. In power aud ~.
lingering, in the complete mastery, in short OF q"
ncstes of the instrument we place him IN the i,
But whether he has the higher qualities OF 'ns !,
whether he can grasp and interpret that higher cS~
sic in which the mere execution is forgotten in the ny
and sentiment OF the master we had no means Of J's'
Ice IN ApRn-A Staten Islander states thar o. ~
day morning he had {" frstrate slide on 'o'' VIZ
ice, formed during Sunday night.
rgr An exhibition of Burdan's Gold Crusn"s
Amalgamating Machine will be held on lhuIsag =
machine will be worked on tailings' from Cold HE
Carolina l.
Fop C,1FoRsIA.-Among the departures from
Metronolitan TO day will be Hon. VIM. NJ Gwin hoa =.
uorsbau Hon G. W. Wright Hon. VIM Van 'UO1
Mo;or Hammond. DR. Birtsall. Capt. Hammer'ley' n0I
Renbam. j C. Palmer G. Page, W. ). Bolts ~ nay
and some forty others all by the Illinois for Caior~
GRAND TEMPERANCE DEMoSsrkArioN'-i0 "a (.
s.ro,ion 70 he made at Metropolitan Hall tonlghL W"
Doubt attract great crowd Good speeches. &c MY
expected. ..,x
p-The Exempt Firemen held meeting last even e.
., T;remens Hail. Mercerst; p W. Engs' fr -,
C,a;r In CONSEQUENCE of the illness Of @. W. wnee
mar IN every matter was postponed but the naa
,ne caI which purpose Mr. Phillips was appom
Secretary pro tenn a. a
Ur.rrrrso OF A BoAr-N.RHow Eso.rr.-M
,.,ooIon Tuesday small boat left the Forest Cry on
y R. in the middle Of the stream, with twelve
~ hoard ten of them passengers, and large qnan'Y
,a,gare The boat being over loaded swanped and
;on of those on board narrowly escaped with her
Min much difficulty all were saved and reached TIE
lin a small loss OF baggage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-20

The OPERA" La Gazza Ladra" will be rassd y
the first time to night by the full strength Of the neE
ton Company at Niblos. The Manager has conc 'sS y
engagement with Madame Rose de Vres, who vii sHf
near
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-20
u The weather is April all over mingins'

shine and showers, clouds and blue sky
AS variable as the shade
BY the light quiyenDg aspen msde' ,
Last night there was gentle shower from oe'd w
midnight, with moderately warm temperature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
TEMPERANCE MEETING IN BROOKLYN

,,ec-,nc ~ the friends of Temperance and adyo,als
,f H. Nine Law was held at Concert Hail. IN Henry st
last evening Every seat il tn ball was hIad and N the
galleries there was large number large proportion Of
Tie aud.eucs was composed Of lades
Abort O clock John { smith Esq, moved that Hon
Edward 4 Ianter1 Mayer Of Brooklyn take ihe chair
,-eb WI. unanimously carried Upon appearing Oh the
-o.,.,-,r the cha .ruan was rapturously applauded
Rev Mr Hatfield Of the Fleet i L church opened
m, urr.eed.ry- with prayer when motion John L
>n.ih 20 va appointed Secretary
To Prrs;deu. VI Lambert then came forward and
,sid sha. IN sune tbs position be hed 10 Be duy 70
Ind h influence IL = cause Of virtue asal-t wee INA
h. should be rmiss man and pubhc onice' II nc ui
81 -, n..-.- n e csuse that has and : doing 80 much
- humanity He insanced many scenes when were oaly
,,rtsS 10 b, view and reuarked that out Of 10 nquess
sven Of tn deaths the direct results Of run9' ony
rorr m. 2 and women had been victims oui tenist IN
futs lie referred the number Of rum snop- "ieH =
one ward reached lo7. besides grocefles- Jyy - a.
c-r .oia On CT f-1rrsYs-the whole NUMBER W nc
,ry COO from which he c1ne 70 the con On la
there wa work enough here IL "hrh me IT ~ 90 -
rerauce could exert Themselves re NOR N - - H.
raj .i9 h that they prepared 10 'ote 10y az "
VI g ten to siop the bancfnl Hood Of int
Appliance -. - n
were received With gr.a; enthusiasm
us IRA, u,,aopefanoe poitesl e Ell As moral -. -
- = - -s enouo1sy ,A=stSH IN oresf p Pro.le
b, a. ,rcsccr or = from he f0<ey A A9e
"a = bs s,-a5snsut sri zaasaAEee Ct bop a. Iis -
IHss .las hassss ard PEscns ioE .-s rtssp.'- '' So
C r.. Nre-ched sc-.-s ,,o,s, o. b,eet for a
,.I.si 800 ,rd c.Is lcuily u90E CgveTE1ss . 'A-s
~ rs uptr-ssioc 1ze prevention -. $500 n 10
----.ler. Of ~. and hat az
= A. p@-In and ro los - --ls -
t0t u.kss Coyerrnecf Psrt.-I .h- !. - 49,
AID f-ntsz sIy Nre-E
r.. i5,snurh the s0Gsry a. ne pSFs y
.r. , rs-sfved directly from ne psop.e -
- 80 4 ther.f5-. the turT u e.c1 iafi 81
.,.ns -, rixkf % exercise th.f ne Pe~.f
h .=..ed IA correctirs And a: Io 49, .s =.
- rf.s ir NJ 9.-hsrgs Of this fy se 81 cas- pc .
fer th. eeetioa snd eievsiSs % A. J.a
u who entertain the We - 11ieA &
.--.-~S ror tn inteper.nce saa -
erol o. -ds ~ feape5 en
- -, h b-a City q broskyn % me sy
rhe-e rrsoufloos - pnos-ca sla sa'ai
-. s,.n..cs "a oeEsS.r-ie1 - ssre0 'asseoa
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FORGED LETTERS.

10 -, Ed.hg ~ he y. T. Trjrs<.
SIR An eminent dealer in drugs, IN Boston has niofn-
ed NE that b. recently received letter purpor'ng 20 pr
written by ne ordering very large quantity Of gut
pbate Of Copper aud referring 20 respectable g'nt
10 that city who were supposed 10 conc M WIN W = ~
,be ss.l oft Since which learn that other forged
eer IN the sane hand writing have been addressed 70
various som in different States the same subject
snd voa one II these letters for public aon The author
NAV s. nsane or he may aim to throw ride ale upon ths
the cause Of freedom Ii sane il may be well Tor nm %
know that measures taken Hlih some prcet Oh So
ees 10 ascertain who he Is and 10 assure him that Tne
uch leer DO me no harm they causing other Pefs0ns
much inconvenience. Lh"r lAfIA'f
Il Ri. Nru- 10 h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
GERMAN TEMPERANCE TRACTS WANTED

7. pc Esisr Of Tzs sss- Iorh Trbuns
SIR: Thousands Of Germans in Ohio and Wisconsin
are deuded into the notion that thar Interests lie IN The
continuation Of the rum traffic in our land This class
III per.on. need enHghteniDg and Ouf Temperance
friends in ho-e States would gladly contribute to saeh al
object Il they knew how accomplish IT, Now mh yoa
BE- - good a. 20 inform The pablo where GnaaA JeIpr
ar, frae,s nav be procured know they were printed
10 Philadeha bat DO know the address Of the pun
Ii.her nor The price OF the tracts VII some one en-
-, Trnlv vour. MANI Law.
Ke.ela vs., seruTdss, sep 10 ri
II any one has priad Temperance frei' in GennAn ~
ought 70 puSA hem BY advertising tie fact and where
,be Tracts nav be found We have seen nOne snooued
Ia
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,pprsr OF AFUGITvE SLAVE s..

pHILApLIfHlhl Iuur7Iay >. p = n -.
M. So afuoit;veslave. claimed BY D. 3hl " Aii-
,i.;,,,re wa arrested here this afternoon by
nos ,a.D 81 son Of de celebrated Geo r. AlJert.
sssrne vas had before Cri'oner llrals'1 Tae9
ss frgtiSe ACKNOWLEDGED il ae va ss'e .l .oI
I 80 .ged for home wh hs master Inete was
~ sIe;te,rer. and 10 color persons present a. me
hearing 49,. .-.,-,,o,- ~. fT,,i.n,.
D., Con in hree siraizit Lra.-. I'm -3i ,:j- and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
THE oNANDAGA COUNTY FAIR.

SYRACJsr, Ilnrsdag Ncpi. ~ 10
The Annusl Fair Of OnonlreQ County comm cd YES
,e5sy u d A. midst Of heavy rain and hail storm Inc
quality Of De- articles exh. biied was very hne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

PHfLADEIPHI Thursday, : p - l7s5
n, hi. Huniress from Tu.ss Island "a ,n.l, ari yea
II s,--t. having len tie l-g Samuel frencn, RON
AZ al 10 throw overheard part Of her cargo Of an
Ins. ~ Would sal on the "a II new cT-W conn Oe
- bsndson board refusing 70 duty ,,.us
"a ~ Hct.y, from Now York passed Iaffs ana
A. vy.eked schooner Balance bad been token mo
nS In Repairs were f.urd to he impossible ana
-, s.rl re 4 10 be s0d.
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HORRIBLE MURDER OF ~ AGED COUPLE.

NHyuHTHNT- VA. IIIfsil.f = p = IT
-. .t-.,,, . ri rlock Reuben COUSINS respect
,hie f,rsr s-sd 20 and b. wife were mHri red N ,lsi5
Sor.e Nv lsn named John Chapman, Who e'l or OF
nan 10 H. door and killed him wh an sye-A' it' hi
~ Con-. aud assaulted iish ldboIcr wh' Ma II
"a nigrir, Liro sevs~ely aIl then fed Gu, q. VS.
,srrtd 10 lave e. coo in the house. which wa a'''5'
H. cause a. the murder -
(fufnar
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DEPARTURE OF THE CRESCENT CITY

N0rr0ry W-ll0-llv S3V- ~ I'D
he steamship Crescent City sailed from this Pr
,d,y Afternoon with the GeOrgas Passeng io' A'Ph
~ ber WAY hcre from Now York The Crescent 'f r.
,,s sep f-so lars ith l0s Of masis both worn- To-
n Moth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

(TNCINytTl. Inlrslay, oeih 4" ~
.c......,oo a Maine Law advocate. yesterday om
49,. for Re--cseniatives and Senator n the
80 is.sre from tbs County The nominee arc
-, Ie.aoC rats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
TILE CHOLERA At CrMBERLANp. ND

BALrlNoaF Thursday. pt -. 49,
n. (1ol.a has 70 ,uDcarr1 20 Cumberland MI There
,,sre ~ dr-tbs from Saturday 90 wednesday last
The Cum orland coal trade during lat week amounted
W bste no mail this morning south OF Alsut' Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

PirT.BrHGH. Thursday Sspt. - l5'}.
Tie typographical Society last night adoP,ed cohpfo
m,.e ~ ruts uor thousand Itc Post, AZ 20 ny a1d
F.i,rp,ie ave accepted this huf tie other Publishers
1oh out ari their emlloy'- siri. on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

- s.c.ed Il, labor. suaidsi the Psai- Of cannon
"a ,i.s hes.ly cAeen.
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o.n corIJsyON- TURTF fIYFs I0ST

PcroHSrrr.rr ThrTsIsy Sep. - ''
...n occurred on the IIid'on River k.i'oai a',u'
o,. tbs place A. q O'Clock this afternoon e
vs@' - engine snd the Poughkeepfe pa''ens'r
tssa nth by with one fireman and two br-SeS-
r's - p.,.enrsr t4ain vess Killed. and b,'h engineer
On - o.. The single engac were bad injured 40
- 80 no, ye. learned re names o. TIE k'l'I and
80 The engines ere perfec; wreck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

W,.ooxs.y The Denocrae sssie oI.s ehoa na,ed
$, ysdaen on the 7ih int Nelson Dewey was chosen
Pr,dep and ths Convention aoEasfel The following TEX
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cTyFRAL SHIELDS.

ur,,FSS OF GENERAL SHIELDS.
IorisviIir. TAar.dsy Sep. -, 80
a.s.,. shields is lying DANCE j. a. splA III
80 Al times Is quite oe-angad
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- 70. state Officers

LryFR.LIrY Igfts Of Msdiord. who gave the ..e
Ter the Unversslist College Oh Wsiaa HILL Ia. nsde h'
vii living fv0 hsDdei hDssai 40ilss = The College
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

present. al cone there equally ia tbs tsrk as TO sry DEM
lie plan II preceding that the pref nnar- shs,sl % q
dsuifcry nature ara be douh;ed NJ, bat thst ir it
ideas thrown ost here and there. some e,ineny Prsi
ca rcrIits wcUk e1sae
Ahe- some further ba-nss-, a. lN' pr II. 'l- -
CO.'S o. al hour ps-tske q reiresas ~ p''''
ID one y tie upqer ROOMS o. the c.lcg'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

Tie Committee aTpcl.t0 To- c3n'.-
Ard Resror den Go &C. tain WIS. .f4
derisndins which shsii b. mutually 81
sw, 7 The = sn cs OF .ufact I. 3 iet
non " ifh tDe Press "A ing hl-hol p, tn
coald be come 90 OF zoe cot eolt einl .
a.. Prcscn'iug Bishop feeling Oh m..
prsseutsneni under any sucA sCkn1"
spoudeut itoula D.. wilkins Goo IlaAf.
Tie Committee then conferred W
tresscd hilst .fqui-c ready o. &c tloN
10 some eafen- lu opcu Cows. So q en-
hin Of TIE result Of which oni'rcn
the preamble. md orders nov o. bmii'
ID tfia.fa.. nd "a nj a Qut6liC1
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
Later From Gaiifsrnia.

The siEaaivf us,i,eh Staies ln,tIi Aspin- wall, arrived u New .Orieans pp Friday, hringing CaiifSFI,il daits 10 iiie 2ts, Nnv. She tethfis Hat he sieaner illinois left lAspinwaIl nn fIic f9si i;sf New York, with l5O passel,Gsrs aud i .QCu. 900 .in gp;.l.-- By tie other Ts,ntk .7 San Ji,af iiie an,Ount of niiis sshippeii i4gsi 700 900:
 The n.inlny ielligsnce .ls very hyor- ahie. Many HelR placeis have been dis
 The subj | q Diving the capitol. and il,e suSirci abf tlpcting U s. Senaior, were being dsscsssscd witis 0feaa earnessness.
 The Sonora fillitesiering expedition st. iracietl niiteis atislsti.ias aud ahere was but l'iile TssnggashN fssf ilsaslp,Ae dlsesRH.plss- Il woald pfsbatity pssgse m uiier lailnre.
 The eif5fldnEBisSy dinner sss Mir. Jnhps Mircteit tunk rSre n 1hs a5ttruf 0ctDhrr, and Nilcle | sa ile. sssi .lle I ~ al Member en rapie fSr NeN vatifs M, ,ls;:.s V 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

' tJ- Yaaikee Snllvab whn vas arrested ard hrppgIli zisIs s6ejssre. n Massa chaseiis Court. has ciseft bal lar f..i,iFe isppeafance ilsilie sass co ,9 [ 6aD. sknGI lefi liss Siate. SimDhl l,eanswer fo his baiI and be can vicied aia trial, Le MOisil he senti0 State Prisonsansl pay | IisEs much heavier sil,s1 his hari- -HmDunfei ir. Il is mt af gill pr,s-
 hsb'e. iiatelarss lllsis hs M.lI 1sppear in
 Massachusetts. fsF some fige su cAn,c.-., When laai heard from, he Wasin Phiaslel- pl,is,. having k. li,ne silh Tom Hycr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
ssa,e Ner.nai N. scAool. \, lL, i.

The next term oi this institution, will begin. onahe .s0.h'of thisam0nth. sIleib desisahie that thosc intending to enter shouli bs present on tlie tirst ,lay of ths tetm, Those persons wishing more par, sicslar infeFnslipns respecting terms, ol aamissiOs. bsasd. ske. will fbs furnished
 by addressing the Principal, or Prof. D.. N. Camp. u New Brilaip. ' ..s M. \.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
kissllss Isssa is Rs,y 5, ' Y.,.l

Ths inspseioss oi ihe isl PoII Disisie.. 4 ahe 2osh Wa.d in New Ye,k hsye' . been arrested .on,a charge of ofraud.l .l IL E aiisgsd sImt akey panllIsd. sdser ,Ks eanvsss. lle substitution of tickets bear. ing tbs. name og .s 0, Tucker.s fosr ssa some \ q lhqzs hssdsd < Cammings H. Tueks1,,. \ . ,shswhIg candilais foE Aldsman. Tlh eass lhss slsS'lon lo w. lisCcnksy, .hs doit sltIfsssaiaAie. They wsts hslai io bull in 'hs sum q aa.eoey lss.. ys1 '
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
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KI.. .48 ||.|a
 The eouiesi ft lhc pe1ksiIhIb tegiuu to assu|r, dvR1',e orgsh.znlion. Lynn pggd q oagsr al Es.sls1liot sAd will
 prove dnidabl Itis ast stbslisssd now shAt apy SpesW'lI be pressed aa Cass man. Alessss. OIas aba Disney are both in the field. An arrangement is said to exist between them that the one who proves weaEssg 0K tEs Iisst B&IloI sliaIF yield n favor af tho ottey. This it 5 nbw shoae eI4 may secure Dishsys sucs cess. There is ret no orgnnized oppO. sition to Forney for Clsgks s9 Asa
 PresiarmEP Pierce. .thDngi caB6ns6 tS his room by thspasiee SE his physisian, is not seriously III. He Keeps about.
 Col. Benton says that 'tlseFs WiIl be but two questions bsiore Congress. 10 wit: the construction sf be Pacific Railroad by lhe ceniral route. and the organ,zation of Nebratka
 A dispatch says that tlie death of Hon. Mr. Aiheron. ,of New Hampshire. plungcs tlsc President into deep sorrow. Their social relations were. even closer than their pSliissl.s V < 1its President loses most devoted confidential Elient, as well as sn experienced and well tried counsellor. sa ~
 We shalInot De snrp,ised to find the message announcing tlias long since. our commissioners to the Sandwich Islands was directed to keep, his attention fixed closely to their political condition. and respectfully Iytio fecrise and fofmard home for the considets,ion of, lI,is lI,isf government. any advances of pfoPositisnas which that government. might make by wax of giv. ing tho Unised staies rights ihero. likely to prove almost insaluables to American INnnNnA aSgsaa tp.af . 2 ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

InpoRrAscf og 4 sISGLE vorr.- The Springfield Republican tells story of young Democrat who was in grea, doubt u whichof two towns lie was en-
 titled 10 vote. So lie concluded 10 make his vose tell by voting in a town where there vas usuallyaore Whig majority.
 He did 50. and !. happened 4 WAig was elected. He returned io his own town and foand thata Whig had also been elected there by one majority. Since ,her l.e has been profoundly wiss upon ile sdbjsct of tle importance of 2 single
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

K V
 @ The sseanasE Bay Stale Whilstionl hesroase f,pta Fall Rissrao Newt Y6fRs fOlfs Falhlsaa iss.nd iigh.. ]. a. 5 o'clock Thursday morning, ran into and sunk ihe sloop Sylpf. of Greenpor:, l. l.. by which accident iwo lises were lost~-Mark Drake. aged about 04 years. ofSShason. in this islcoanty. s6dsa coIored boy named Isaac Kelsey of Liverpool. The rest Of the crew were saved by boats from the steamer The sloop did not carry any light conseqliehrly she was not seen from the steamboat until at the very moment of the collision. Neither of ihe bodies were fecoyered .saae N y efs ud
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
sfsua,Joat Explos;on abd Loss of Lijs. f.5ss fssa@ sSssI sae nr4ku,r Nnv. QS.

The propeller ludcpeisslr:icr, Capt. J.,hn McKavS Is ti lief slssel al Slle head ol Rnri- age River, 0b ii,e evSaiDg of il,e 2 U inst, will, n heavy Eeigiss ni wini.r supplies for Oniu,ra gsAr stsa HalAsilir. aud large Euin- Der If passeHssrrs W iaen abnui . mile oBt be- bas!ss laafass ieafivR the hnat sa alsmss aud kitlsRis i,nr herslps. viz: Ile first enss gineef. GeNasse SeSsis,js, one passender sand twpa liftnien, lsames aaiksiDsbl and badly scal8ing aH6 iniuFing iiae second engineer. and seyef.l qas sss1aesA Ire EcaEAn ' . t.,. ialA.as lashNat was sswAed hy haf. sMc. Knightof Deapaii. es A.a .s N aannasAS
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
Ihs.LaehtieIo EnQpitet. ~.~<e~~.< k<p~s~~~~~~~.r|tr trS-~~~. - \ natsnfs'H Rhussaa5I efes !, ls5.
Town Meal
" lha Rpf9iaI town NNeliNg hol7

sAiGhs special town 6IAesing hsl1 iast Awesk IoF the purpose of cohsiaefine ths sePairs necessary to the roads and bridges of the town. it was voted that psope sak, bs received by ouF FiEsI sgIeelma6 66siI the 18th inst. lcE filing ID the el,asm. in ths iiighRay neat me min. Absan Beeeher. H: s. GrisWold and wm. Bssbe Hsp ahO appqhNsd s,comhif,es,6es amins shs sCndiliun Of shs Toaas within lhsstswnt limits. and recommend d a Edtdfg meeting such additional eonpen- sasion b ihe several contractors, as they may think proper. a ss.a6 XXI 5,sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

EDr Tie Paper llill of Messrs. John Wrinkle < Co, at Colebrook. together iwitb alarge quantity of unwronght ma> terisl. MAs ibusHOd on Sunday afternoon! Now goth. The loss is estimated at &s. .coo,s sfor which the owners are ipdsn, ni6sd by insurance inthe samof s. .0oO. The causesof4the fisesis ascribed to ihe lsponiaheous ignition of a quantity Of rags 'in the urpti part Of tho nill. and t IsPfead soraPidly thai scarcely anyahing of value vas saved. .>sta7 gsng#s esse,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
nARN lSURNT,

< K barn belonging to NJ, Dan. Csrler., in Flymoplh. was destroyed by fire. last gesls.saRd a.Pn9 of valuable horses con
 sameda The fire iis supposed to lave originated iron, 4 pan Of coal, set in il,e ban before closiogi it tqr tue night ia X
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
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ssyeahl eisss ol ,he smiIl eox lave appsassa ,Hs Gnshsn. l'n. nsihing ,a sns sl,e gsnRll lsamA. lls. aChhlibt le,i dlsa en 0apday of .hs diisaAs, bds ghs tutor eests, paAs.'apd. 1u ars ssnr,. si z issespk kgsg p9sbapIInn ls uspl, and
 hsrs la lhlla appIshsnaloh ofths tptona flhsslstnSs0 i6sss t'.yy '
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
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 Arrest of CoumeerEciaers.

]
 George Browu and Haion Raymond,
 two men belonging so1a baud of coun.
 teifsitefs lately operating in Fai. 6sld Co,
 were arrested at Stamford asveek since
 and lodged in the DanhaFy Jail. They
 were subsequently, biiled out Hand are luow al large. Soon afies their artest, suspicion was dirss.sd to another q abesl IIgang. Noah Lee. ef, Rsdding. and hd was l|,lsoiarresled at his house. bul,succeeElsd ip tscspiup iiOniA,iseaptoss. The 1fmes
 gives tlDF following account sf his les { -fsSSsseg ~ n 3sgsa haa gSh sfwa5 !
 Information having been obtsined of his isturn tp RsddiGg. Shs.iffs Sa.ifprd. of That place, and Morris of Uni: town,
 assisted by n number of citizens. repaired 10 bis dwelling about ! 2 o' clock al ni night, and stationed themselytsl around wis. - Lee. who vas lodged iutlrev upper part of The house soon becanae aware of stLeirs presence. and atienapled. bysa well con- rived rNse, aided by tbepdaskness to efs. feet his escape lPlesen.ly ahe font door was q snllvs opened, and . man sprung out, and v Ehils tnpning ,asfull speed down q sleep de.liyisy from the house. was g,appled wilh by n citizen of Bedding named Hill. and afiefwafas by Sheriff Morris, the ihfee eventually rolling to- gether down the hill about ten feet. .---f Upop lecoyesing.is is wns foupd lha.tley had n charge ihe cspnsaf the counterfeit | er, dsessed in his falher's oyercoht, 9li,elI latter trusting that by dtaBipg the fosce lo the frcntaof al.p konse, he should be- enabled 70 escape slropghlt the shaek N door Bni. ndfoFtaHalply for tbe snccess Of tlis rnaneuvres Qas man rcnaaiDed ~ hisapost q the rear pf ths bonse. Lee fndina he plans thus frastFsted. {. sllr,,eadesed himssh te the pficsFs, end was sent to 6lamlprd tQ .upde.ge . pfeliminarY ext Animation. N issaid ahaI llea ahaa EIEcu~ lated between Stamford and New HAren over slQ 900 in bogus ponsys ! Ila was fQlmsgly eongieled q sOAnleifeiliag. on the DaphHry Bank imps psisoned andssnb.. ssqssnaly .psgdensd by Presided Polk. \ iIksuhas ssnacnmhiltal in Asla0l uof bail ao .hs aSoa6t 0t s2..Ooo. t1s s0ualssisas ssrs t.sos or ,As sspeaius'l x Bsnks shiehsve menlioned ssuesksc Itvo sinss d being lna asisculasiona be said
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