Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

A AMAn hIUaprRep Is Two svs4ss-A
 man enme lime aR0 assaulted in Berwick,
 Maine, was removed over the line ln his
 resideHen in HeN Hampshire, 9lere he has siuee died. Judge Howard of Maine, hos charged ille grand jury of York cOuniy
 that the murderer cannot be indicictl, at common df sIatUle. law, where the deadly
 wuundswas inh hcIed in one State and the man died in anOiher-s0 fhe murderer Will escape all punisI'meBlby this new difficulty. siaalas4T sesi --.g--~--4----esEs aE3es
 The 1Hems Haven Courier puts very sa0cy question in tllis wise z z .1-.'.ss. ss
 N" The Register ioId us lie piIrer day tLal 'not less iIlan ten thousand German cili. zens of New York met al4 TemEpany Hall recently, ia, express their warm appraba. tN,l of the policy of President Pierceas ads ministraIiOn, As the whole administration vote in New York only reached about eight ih0nsand, ill is a)iair question io ask what beesme of ihe piiieT rwD th0nss nd nd whether all iIIe. true Democrats in New York are Gergnans cilizens ?,a1.a
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 COurisr. speaking of lle annual crbakius ihI relation to the cotton crop. says: .y.. ssmsAVe never koewa 2 seasenio pass ryifhout sinister predictions that the cotton crop.
 would be. aalolal.failure; and these predic- tions are hazarded insihe face Of evidence
 that they are uniounded. The caterpillar, The army worm, the heat, tle cold, ille wet, the droagst--aIl are occasionally bron ghi llinto .requsition to eke o0i tie prOpl,esy 0f short crops. Last year we were surely lp have a short crop, on account oi some one or all of these caiises---and ille crop turned out to be the largest ever known." las4faa
 "Snuggs," said NIuggs, as the two were reeliHg home late at night, Tai if find my wife up I'll lick her, because she has no business io he burning up wood and can flles for nothing aud # she's gone tp bed | Fl lick iieF, beCatsc she has nO business io gas t, bed befofe. .d.,."" .a Mnggs says President Snuggs, ss if we find any free snjlers in office in Massac chnseiis, we Fl turn them ont, ior they have no business iOd be free sOilers {; and ii we find any in oili.esins New York who are mos free snilefsS we'il turn them onf, because they have no bi,si-' nessao be anything else" sBefween drunk
 eh M aggs Aant President Snuggs, there isa'. difference enough to pay for weighing.
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 PETERsBuRG, Nov ! 6.se.
 HoRRIBLE MUgDER or ASLAyE..--;rhos. Motley has beeni convicted al AIierboT0u9h South Carolina, for the murder 6f alF,na.l way slave. .slis was prbved on trial, that the inllnman msnsueF first shut and linen whipped the slave, afier which, lie put him in a vice aud ,oriurea him. He then set him loose, started blood hounds af:er him,
 who ran hun, down, mangling him horribly, and then, as s.coRsuaInla tion of his fiend. ish spurposes, lie cut up Ihe body oI ihe slave and fed lis flesh to the td0gs. 9'te Charleston papers rtjace al the conviction of ihis 6end in nhumsn shape. V d'iss bsass ,s sts3asa1 s8----- - -z--- ts ss,sifl ia s98
 THE DEER AND THE T.UarLE.-The C.mnwaii tCs) Freeholler, relates he 'G,l- l,.sillg huiiting incident as an absolute fact. There are .some, curious things That i,spperi il, the nftfnIary f0ntine uf,lile,: .&s..t ,ssvy As two hunters were hunting on the. banks of lie River Nacinnaneas Crysler's Mill, ,lseit dogs pressed zelass aou aldeer, which look 10 Inc river. where iise hansefs pursued inascapoes On approaching The animal. they were Isurprisedlito perceive ii' struggling desperately. betns every now and li,en jerked nader waies 1.-The hunt. CTS .iB,med,Blely appn0aclled, and with the : a,slai 0il,ersat hand, tlragIeflthe deer into ihesca npe. dvisen, sss the aasibnishmen ni of all present, u h rget turtle (tVeigiing forty lbs was found firmly fakIeileC. Id tfie tailar lI,e deer, which would have und0ubie,iiy been sdrowaed hy iss aniphihioiis assailani. Tue sturile retained is grip Tor upwards of two. siours aficgJbs lysss was k;issd.= fl tsIE..iis ex- s,raordinary .cIrci'niss ance ist aussied by several % wssl'ssses ~ .s y I T "A B0R ET
 \ < ,,s .Sas,F ----.r-7 . -7TTssss gset sk \ 1 TYRANNY IN MExIco.--'fwoofl fllie Min isiers Oi Arisia, ihe slaie ,PresidenI of Mex, ico, fave been sl,Di l,y order oi Samta Anna wilb0ai even ji,et te,FnI.ei hsfI:aisa One Wns Minisiss pf Foreign Afiais. .Iattfelcapure of Mexicnaud was ihesiss,sgaiorop Sa1ts Abna's disgrace and iexpnlsion from Mex Leo. haa ysssl--------zes - sassss1 H'ssssFs'fss
 s,xsKnEr sAvIscsa D l-'I.th here CT. is s,S iiisii,assA,sef aiiis estagacieF in New York, which she New York Eveniuk R,,si ssys has ast slhed hisisj araI5tysn9 snccesss, Iis drphsits show ainounis b $23 3s000 and the effect ip e.,coprs ging ihrIli aud general gnpe, cpndsict ayeng tlle poorer clhsses If me jnvenile pgRalaliap Gllas fulIN answered llle expeciaiinn ala lajis founders. l. wia dDnblless rgOYe Eisost eay.istle aux iIlary in lhe fsmsiva ;s wee shd pbversyn N ses r--s-sesl Esss
 Tsst of sESuHdsess. O. Lewis, llle acdilpR if flaAefisssipaft NostA .Hfississipp; tUaieH. beings candidate liT tie Legisis.' ture in TisLemingo cs,unsy, Mas, some one ilxs kischlalkd ike chagge of Ab.,li,ion-
 isin againsi him. Lewis notices ilse charge in a-card ir his paper, in which .he offers ile following eiIiiisei4ily Al5Faeiicai test Of his snundness 0psas Che qAessi0n
 N g ps~anesilonbss my s0undness upon |sslleg Southern 4lnssiiony snrposE i,e present ne miiH n Eiuade speeimens half dozen 6f' 'sn, efEslsgesy for experiment sake; aiid sec Nlsa slill llsI Miin sesis Ot'ii iit Misles fo c{Fiibihe 6f6fiftwftt5 sx DeFi4el Iei hiisl