Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15

' perfect confidence. has seen several gangs of slaves eg yoate for Nsbraska. a1 St. Louis. Mo, under their owner chaIgss At last accounts, Father Gayazzi was in Dublin, where he had delivered thfee lectures, large numbers of the clergy ats tending. He next visits Scotland and Wales, and, if there is 10 dawsitsg of better times in Italy, 1t is understood that he will return again to America.
 Thepeop Hof Ffarbor Greek nsaF HFie have given notice that they skalI Waiit only until the second week in June when tue Supreme Conrtsitss and. then # the nuisance of the railway is not sabated. they, shall proceed to tear up the rails themselves. .Ssea sAs AssA
 A grand musical engagement under Julien is to takegplace at Ahe Grystaf Pas lace on the 18th inst. the orchestra will consist of l5O0 performers they are en- gagged from all the principal cites.
 | The fimmigrationto Minnesota the pre- sent season is very large. Tisa foatIs through Wisconsin and Iowa leading to this territory are tAfonged with people. | Later adsices from Texas and New Mexico repoftshe Frequent occurrence of Indian outrages.a Some severe fighting has taken place between the troops and the savages. in which thelattsr generai> ly gotthe worst of it.. sssta
 "A large elephant attached to Mena. gerie trayeling in Rhode Island on the 18th inst.,, near. Fall River, got beyond the control of his Keepers and killed three horses on the road. smashing the wagons and seriously injured two men who were in the thems He was fnally eaptured. x Elections fcr clty officers were held in Washington, D.. e.. Philadelphia, and New Haven, on Monday, the. 5th inst. and inseach the Whigs were sdccessful. \ The "Angel Gabriel made his ap- pearance in Lowell. on. Saturday after- noon, and harangued thsacrowd for half an hour, says the Nesrs. f' from the pi- nacle ef manure heap, on the Fugitive Slave Law and Papsry," y
 The whole Sophomore lClass of the Columbia College, New York City. have been dismissed from that institution il, a body. Some of them had been guilty of breaking the laws of the College and the rest refused to give their names to the President. SsASAakS013 snA
 \ Hon. John F Shodarass, Representa-. tive in Cong ess from The IT district of Virginia. died at his residence, June 9th. K A large popular meeting was te,be held lin Sheffield. England. t6 urge Govern- menl not 10 close Ytl,e war with Russia, until Poland had been sreinstaied in her rights. Kossuth was to addiess the:mse.- ing. Assa N gtr esssgss1aa sys sa aliarspsa sa
 John Chrisbolp1. sn esfihablg young man, aged about 2 s, x was drowned while bathing at ~the,. Rocks,', int the Housas tonic, o on .,le Monday evening. June sgh.se Tie Southern QuartsFly R sesisv. sss 2. able periodical devoted to gS0uthefn ih- terests. iss about to be sdisSohtiHaed be- cause it's numerous subscribers ndo not pay up. ni sao5 95 oi ibainaTfeN srsw Sh
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 The city authorities of Worcester have decided not st5' celebrate the FSsssrth of July tbis year, and This example will be be extensively followed throughout the SIEte. B q hiO 0 " E M 2 f9 I8 E We al quite cOHvi6ted1 16l llla sinceri- y of Nicholas ia mek ing .tAe, agowal. that no one desired sthe peace of theyworld more than ne did tlSs Sssss i oy ise ssaVeyld alluded to, being no doubt. T1fkey..s
 Col, James eCollisF, i06llectof of the port of anFrHncisco onndsE Gshl Tsglor. has been tried in New Yprkas default- or to Government. The JuEy have elearr ed him, and assert that instead q being indebted 10 Government, the Fcverns ment are indebted 70 him. zsss
 Over one haadred and f.aenty eiaM regular spoeohes have been aelivered in Congress on the Nebraska bill laT, twenty. eight were delivered in tlss Senate. and the remaiader cs in the House pf RepEssen~ taiives. @ -''.' -. N, !. VI
 The San Francisco Sun Is rsspohsibIs for the following $ We met . gEammar 'ian, who had just made an unsuccessful tour through the mines. eonjugatiHg. of rather cogitating. thus !. Positive asins. comparative aninsss snpeflative Miaas lH'
 A history of Waterbury on the same plan as Colhfens Hisi0fy Of WocdhdfB is soon to be published by Bronson Bsc- thers, of Waterbury. K IT 1--.--I;S--,;, :,
 The Detroit TriIens says that .sho Minnesota Copper Company havs-se gently ef aasiagls sblas. Slo&h on t1Sh tsonsaHd doiiars .0Orth Qf sis AaiiSs