Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
CT nurr EuIn C-srr.psanueesg NEw X64S Jan. q. f154.

NEw N6ts. Jan. .. l1s4.
 Arn. Ksu6R:- m nIOspl 'alI aesg gf sb. ckrh.i,n void aiIh tIahAmsdnn Ts.lsy. senihsl RusAia. is hs ess ss- asa.kabIs event in lIlslovy. And ill hs ss eonsids1ed by pOsseSiIy. alIhaagh "s are 60 Gamiliarizsd with the idea as to be scarcely able to perceive ils Pasadoxieal. character. Roman Catholics and Prot es.ants all unite wilh Molnmmedahs in resisting the encrOacHments oG the RnssO' Greek Church. So far as PFotestaIis are concerned. the policy of this alliance Is clear. In the Russian dominions.
 Protestant uHssi6lariee arenet permitted to labor, while. under Turkish rule. the hest. facilities exist for the work of evan.
 selizaiion. Tine Tnrk respecte Protes> .tad,isrn. and will protect the Protestant
 missionary; while. il the Tutkish prov. inces should fall to the lot of Russia, there may bs an end, for many years, 10 lall thought of gaining . foo,ing among them. for evangelical purposes. Liberal. Sela- |vonians snmetimes bas6 theis hopes of the emancipation cf Russia apOn there's action te be effected y foreign shd mi- aor ikindsed tubes, when free installations shallAMse been developed amongstthem. Such hopes are suggestive tiiat Russia may yet leavn Christianity more perfccts ly from the same source whence she re> eeised it centuries ago. The event de- pends upon the suppinenesseor or the nc. siyi,y of Protestants. during that period of very, uncertain length, in which the integrity of the Ottoman Empire leaves free caccessato it's Sclavonian subjects.-- These are considerations which seem so aclpa,e the minds of religious men. in forming their views oi the conflict that that is now raging in Eastern Europe, and that sctua.esour clergynen in offer ing up prayers for Turkey.
 Whatever may be the motives that in> duce France and England to ally ihem> selves so closely with Turkey, spels with a big T. there can be no difference of opinion as 10 the motives that impel tif- bnssering Yankees to swallow turkey, with little t. Fowls of every kind are fayorite articles of food in tl,is country l; and the 'illus.rious Barnum. Prince of Iranistan. designing to make money out of the operation in some way. has or> gan;sed National Poultry Society. of which he Is president, and . number of other individuals are managers. The first exhibition is to take place in this civ on the Sll, of February next; and all tho country folks are invited to send on their tuikeys, geese. chickens, pea fowls, ducks, swans. fancy pigeons. gold and silver plseasants, mud other ls ssfnalI deer. Mr. sBasnum will take carsIof the live stock. until the exhibition is over. when the lailest rooster. to which the l.atl,er medal is awarded. will have that badge suspended asduifa lie neck, aad be engaged for this week only. at the Museum. aaa 94q sa
 A late number of the London Morn- ing Post, the organ of the English mo- bility.. has long a,ticle on the progress of Americans ia ahe,Gac arts. The Post takes the position that republican insii. tt.iions are, as general thing. calculated Ito foster up to pe.fection only utili.arian arts; and it therefore expresses surprise Sthat the daguer,eotypes of Lord Elles> sneie. family and suit iaksB by Mir. J. G urney, of this city. arc so cohfessedly superior to anythinpof the kind seen in
 London or Paris. ItAppears that the
 ssileF of lhe asaiclelnth Post had been on visit 10 tho seat uf Lord Ellesuere,
 who keeps Mir Gumey's daguerrsolyp pes
 of himssif and family on lis drawing room table, and exhibils them to visitors, Hs lhe pest IikenesSes. and the hest spec
 imens of the dagucrreau arl that, he has seen. { 3gsw aas m ssseH essis MT k Tkere issa good deal of truth tn the sla.emtnt ihal lspublican institutions do not fosiAr genius of any kind bnt. on tie other hand. they do nn, acronsp it 1: they give more equal facilities than mo. sparchicnl insiisuiions so1 lhs people at lsfgs sud .hat is what genius sanis-
 FEe,lom and Equality ---and. sirpend ap- 'atssit. AslMt t wililllisn wnrk out its 6Gr salgAtibn, without being fbsiersd and 'patnpaaeal into hna unhealsly aaasaaisys Tho only reason, in my opinion. that sAmesitan5 do hut excel KgfDpeans izith9 aiins ais, as they do iD the useful oness is tlBst they dn uotacaTe, at present. sio Ieaaplsy theis time llmi Mhys .sThsy arc Aos ready yei. Mhsh they do begin. a..s la.a ....s.H TAsi ..e.. lA IA