Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

T The only Government of the wolld whose receipts have an excess over their expenses, are the United States and Switzerland. It Is a ssgnif- cant fact that tllay are both Republics.
 .Mr. Thomas F. Msagher, the Irish Refugee. like the sensible mn he has shown himself on all occasions, has wril~ ten d letter to a busy body who attemp- ted to draw him into A Slavery ayowal, saying that when he becomes, according to his declaration of intentions, an Amer- ican Cilizen, he will be prepared to speak and act upon all such questions oe public polioys Tr7sr f
 Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe and daughter, and Miss Catharine Beecl,er, a'e now at Dr. Munde's Water Cure, in No' tbampton. Mass.
 Parson Brownlow. of the Knoxville Whig. recently advertised himself thus The editor of this paper. proposes to deliver discourse to morrow at Tenn perance Hall. at I o'clock. upon the subject of human depray;ty,. proving his position by the Bible first. and next by Knoxville !'1 -' @ N4
 The Western Christian Advocate of Cincinnati. the organ of the Methodists of the West, is out against the Douglas Nebraska bill. It has circulation of 25,oOo, and will exert powerful influ> ence among the great mass of Methdist people on the question. a2s
 A billis before the Now York Legisa lature. for inc expression of Lotteries. Lcttsry dealingy Gift Concerts, Rallies, &c. The proposed penalty for connec> ting with either of these is eon6nement in the State prison ba,n.', a'3~ { : The blast from Connecticut is follow. ed by an echo from Cape Cod and Nan.- tucket. Hon. Thomas D. Elliot, Anti- Nebraska Whig, is chosen to fill the va cant place of Hon. aZeno Scudder in tho House of Representatives. 1l --.@
 Mrs. C.Ml Severance of Cleveland, a strong minded wotnan presented in per- son, and read oa memorial Ion woman's lightsFio the Ohio Senate. s.T The entise body, i, is stated, thus taken by storm. yielded submissive attention to the reci- tai of woman's wrongs aesaa
 The private Secretary of tho Gover- nor of Ohio, slalelys while the Governor was sick. took upon himself the power of1paFdoning, ,sin the Gevernor's name. three Iowdies that had been confined in prison They weie good Democrats, probably. ga 4sA Ta Ef s
 Mr.sCharles Bostwick. the husband cf Mrs. Emma c dillingham; Bostwick, com, mi,,ed suicide in New York City, Tues. day morning. He is supposed 10 have been laboring under d temporary attack of insanity. qa. to is lsssss 7Sds9 1e A CALiFaRSlA Ssow SroRM.-A Cor. respoa,lsnt ibe Sacramento Union, wriI- ling from Oni0n Valley andrr date of Feb. 1dihs ir.'s oi severe snow storm which tue inIhahaanIs Of the Valley were then exs perirncinR, Already ilie snow was iweniy feel deep na a level, aud ia some places had drIiied Co a height .of seventy feet. The lmase in which the wtiter lived was cov> cred to u dcpfh uf twelve feet, so that inc nccupanIs were obliged i0 bnrr0w upward like weadchucks fs long distance before they canld stand in broad daylight. At last accounts il was sfi showing hard, win m prospecl of holding up. If Ihe snow should hy any unfortunate change in the weather be iransGsmedA into ice, the cnpdiiian ofthe village would he slmDsI as unenviable as was lIAal Of the buried clues of CampaEia. f,3