Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31

 . every year, from ,as dislikenlI the part of 1ur friends to ehaIIsnge. i" The Whiiss are ivseVer suffered any such lnefCy and we 7 uEuai neSer will deSfs .tlf Fedhife ii. lt is z a duly every honest man Owes, ,his e0.ihisy < so chsllenRe anysiIieiial v0let, irfespec.ive ? Ofpas'y, Pqa5we hope 'osee ' dOt,e. ., sin1-ATeieerapl,ic dispatch from vien. na, 0l the, .l4ih of.. March. announces ihe g death of AlaTshal Hsynau.- s. s3sa y, 7'; Nxws rapM HAyAaA.- Tue psieamer Isabel has arrived al Charleston with six days laaeE news ff0ln Havana. Mr. , King is p0 better. Same disturbances have 8 taken place amdhg the troops at 6aniia0D de Cuba which did not amount to much.- " Another ipt 0f slaves is said tO have been successfully landed on the Island, notwilh. standing tue vigilance of the British crui. 6erS.
 %.s CoNsULsHsPs OF THE UNITED STATES We see t stated that the most lucrative of our consulships is that of Panama, which is rated at between thirty five and one hundred thousand dollars per annum. Ha- vana is next, then Liverpool, and afier- wards in order c0me-Buenos Ayres, Ma vtanzas, Havre, Alexandria and Hong Kong orCanlon. The commercial agen- cy at St Thomas, Danish West India Is- lands, is saidlo be worth from six 10 ten thousand dollars year. .. ..,sea-.--. p. .Nwderous .4ssauh.--We learn from iLe New Haven Palladium, that on Monday plight about ' o'clock, Mr. Frederick A. Bradley, while passing down Olive street, below Grand, was felled io ,he elrlh by slung>shot, wEich took effect on the back part of his head. He snnn racoyercd sni- fcient consciousness 10 call for assislance, which brought 10 his aid Constable Will liam H. Stanley, who forthwith arrested three lrishmen, who had nn inle 10 escape two others in company have been since captured, and all committed to the county Jail for further examination. Robbery was nodouhtsiheir object. The men are |fiom New York.
 x There are petitions for banks with Cap ita;s 10 the amount of $l7, 100000, before !. the Massachusetts Legislature. Nol one Of these banks choose to come under the general ~baAking law, and not bank has gone into 0pperation in thai Siaie, under that law. a#F e'tf
 ug- Suicides in New York are. bccoms i ing an every day occurrences. On Sunday sslasl, Spaniard, named Manuel T0rado, sashol hlmself al the Florence Hotel, in the x head with pis,ol loaded wllh slug shor, A Ioye affair seems 10 have been the cause. @
 % BALTIMcRE, March eS. & A terrible accident occurfcd On il,e Bsl- fillmore & Ohio Railroad lastcvening, when sFahe tsain was about 70 miles west of Guns beranG. A number Of passengers were %insian,ly killed and many severely injured, including several ladies. K
 AioRE ApPRopR1ArIoHs.- -.T The Act re- $cen,ly passed by Congress. making appro- eprialions f0rslle Naval service, contains ihe following for Connecticut: for BuOys in~ New Haven ilarbor. $a00. For a Buoy on, PennfieId Reef. $l5O. For . Beacon on Race Rock, U. l. Sound, $7000. For the erection of one or more Beacon Lights below Middleiown, an il,e Con. neciicui River, and for iIe erection Oi BuOys and S2indies, @300O. Far the erection of a llg bei,' 0r whistle, Gas the Light House Board shall ce:ermine,) on Poin. lsIand, in Fishers Sound, @I0O0.
 \ Ma. KENNEDY ARREsrED.-B BaltiaOss.
 
 Says that Mr. Kennedy, recently removed tsam the OlIiee of SyperiDiepden. Of tlie Census, was arrested iu shat city yesier> day. ehargEd vith an abslFseiiOn Of pBhlic doculnenis in violaiion Of a act pessek y CAaeress. Es..s.st,s s.s z ,..s ssa '.'s s ? Win. !. Deess, vhileas ssorhin < Fae. tslry in .SOnlh Coventry, Qa. Inc lDth inst., had hie right hand caught in the main 9earing and injured so badly s5lo fsaaige Ampula4iOn. sRs.s'ssss { ' The Cincinaasi Enquirer is anihofiiy l0e the etaiemens thai immense irauds, amOanling iR all tO 92SO,O00 have been peFpetrated upOu lhe MipnesOia Indians, bv pariies who hssi something iO do wiih the payment Of the Government Amnuisies. They not only brought fOrward- fcfiti0ps claims against tlae Indians, but paid Ofl smany q them in spuri0us paper. pretend. $an institution in Washingion. .s. z x The late Texas news slates that it's a @balefal fact, and worthy Of consideration That the Indians oc Texas arc nov in sl
 most a lstarying condition. Wild game (which affords their only sneans ~ subsisl- ence, has disappeared; i. aDd they are re- sduced tO the necessity 0f eating iheir h0Es- les or starving. Persons whoshave recent ely travele through their country, say that whole days may be passed without meet ling with game ofany description and tie Indians, feeling the neglect Ofthe Govern ment towards them, and impelled by hun srer. have to pass inc bounds prescribed far them by athe GOVernment. Hence llle recent incursi0ns into lller settlements, and the necessity ofihe tate call of the Cover. nor of that State for the companics oi ran gers which have just been discharged.
 The Eousehold furniture, carriages. elc, -oflhe late Hon. Daniel Webster, were s0lC at auction, Friday, at Carnsiss saloon
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