Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

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 4 ;vE.. nfe. Watt. engineer ol the mad ,ss;n. hearI tbe crash 0f Ire collision he s,'nnnrpd his, own iFsin would he driven oysr lin. and. Giih his aasistansss sprsne I oG The Csensce had insi been crammed Vrilh wOod. and there tsss a lell leed iol aaeam m. The fsfce Of siIe bl0w usics'up- Ird sahe ldcamo.ive sud lender from flle h.ogaoe car. si the eame instant jerki,tE E fkS teSer aud kkr0wing the shs0tfie vatUe ,s;de open. Away sped ilie lncoas0live like sn arrow, if we migilt so say, like . fiat Ol OmninDience, sweeping dawn the track al seventy.iive miles an llOUr! God help any hapless train met or roterisken--I,elp the city, but full fourteen miles below. fir tsai distance will De devoufed in IS ul nuies HSfnsss5ne down with y0lIr iron bandsa
 I 90 sure uf youLcnEb bharein g 5 EoII scorn the strength of your htlny hands |
 Asthe tempest sc0rns the Ghain.
 The escaped engine came h0wling by | tlai6ville--visible for 6h inetani iO the sf- ,raled siIlagera- ah inia ihe d0u- bletIack, ds iigistnina from aAe sieel Fnd tn an0thef diveseesfi; and lhundered 6n k, the city Wfoae spires frsight Dsiw have been seen rum the irssn disc Uf shis fiery comet a.hNt tNefe Mz6, n0ile. i0 see, fur ridef 0r sdrives, tlpiaw tlsaUsan sDsn, he'd the engine ti6hs. OH, 6tfaiRti on, the city [ the city,! 1!
 Haply the furnace dmtr flew open, the dFaUghl ceased, and . lalle way abave the upper engine ll0nee, on q heavy upgrade, the l0com0iive's breath was spen,; il cane tO dead stand snd stood there silent and cald, fDsH;ng -as much par; 0f the still winiry laniiscape as ihe whilened r,ck and Bhr0uded trees on ihe- hill-sidc abJve." @Ef9 -------
 VALUABLR gnvExrIoN.--A n,aE ;n l.on- don, has invented what he calls patent ocean float, io be used in case of ship- wreck One float aionss he says. would save three cwi. Oflgeasnses aud provisions and six peF@Ms ata iiin.. Six fsaie there fore, coutd safely land near ioU weight af Treasure, and lhiriy.six persons, ln twenty 'iransits iO end fro. between the land and the wreck, it s cninpuied that only one float, by hnes of fc0ngnHncsiien connected with the 'ship snd the shore which ii Uner. rin9iy effects. (a uinsi impnrlani feaiure,) che d0aIs would safely laiid sh,ui five ions and tire iiveSO one hundred and twenty pers0ns.s0 @ssA A s 589 e}
 They can be used as trunks and kept in tue cabin, sO that nO ship rsmnI is lnsi.-- The captain If . ship and ihe passengers who may p,Bsess b1i one h0aLeach, can, | in ninasenf of. peril and danger. l;,rn, rali 0f amazina bDayancy, ty nDiIing their faa's together, Oynseans ofspring swivels and rings, which are fixed ell around them.
 ABgsINa HnRsEs = Rev. Mr. flnniing- don of BuNinn, al The late Springfield horse show made an 0ff.hand speech from which we extract tie foil1wing, suitable t0 lhis cline and section:
 '"i wish'lhai an influence could gn from this cOhveniidn rehak.ng all thnse inhnman and deieslahlc creatures, who abuse The l horse. Entd cheeFs.) Yea, those, whn, b,v over.siraining and over driving him, by llietcsuess sise af fsslie lash and exposure tO the weatiter, atuse their power nser l.iu. Isaythex are sbeasilier lhan lhesnsShle hrn'e they ipHneal. LMsd app:aases1 And whenever have seen t,ne of tl,ese men1| sisDding over some animal, with sc0urge in hand, have always wished that the master snf the animal might change pOsi. 'ti,,ns. and whip handle and lash he inveri. ~e.l. lis such cases ! would invoke the pun. ishrnent described by the poet, and
 Put in every honest hand whip,
 Io lash the rascal naked through ihe world"
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 Tlte following anecdoic of Cav Morris, is relaied by cOrresp,ndenl ot the New York Tinss: 'es N
 file had respect iar Bishop Msnre. as . man nsted i,,r fi,e puray of t,is character, bat n0t less isated i;sr the retiring rnOdesfyI YssE (Which he was hclsl.s As iile story FaH: -- A dinner was given hv some one Oi Gov. Morris lsieNts when lie was about deIaft- ..ing for Eurppe. Bishop Muore aud lis wiIe, were Ut the party. Amnng other things that passed in cOnvrrsatlOit, Nifs, sAlOsfis observed 1isai tie made tie will iii spraSpccs.hf going sbroad, aud turning to BBisllnp M1nre, sad tD s8 V 5sss giiH { As" Myrrycran friend, Lhave heQneatll- cd io you my whole stuck of iMpudence."
 Bishop MUorc replied:
 Sir you are n.h only very kind, bot very Reherh0s, yo,i have irfi mc, by far, fIic latgesi part ui yssus esiaie." s'sais X saa Mrs. MlO0fc immediately added : e6 s'st. My dears y1a have esc0me inpussessi0n etf yuur ipicFiisDce very soon. as tc - s Sus ' sss---l---T-F--- sa 4asstss ~ HIsroeE or CaESscTIcurs- We see by { tue New hsvea Rsgisfer 8hai q. II. Hot lisiers Esq., nlAiichtsd, hes Lrru ior sew eral years engaged 10 writpg | history OF sCnisnecs,cci. Fnna wtIat we know 0is M l.. sH0iliaiet's caprcily as q WFises. wk have Nnu.tnMbl lse 6 abMnianilv ahle iu dO ias- tice t0 tiis satiieciS aud q le uucctesls slh. hts undertaking. tue work w,ll meet Wi.l exsensive pairNnage. Th0se whn have yEead 4 NiApna iAsues Ian h.alDfical rs,-
 nances hy ihis genslenan, and a work which hps Al0 supeg'Or iH iniesesl a,I& pON. esfnl descriplinn, as relating i0 lile early cuIpnial history of Cunneciicnt,l \ win wal, impalieGlly f0r Mf.iiullisirr's history. .aass m .' Wasesbury Dsmoeras. st ss N f | ~ # a
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